@@gerrycoleman7290 Really???,,,Because many great horses were ridden in them,that were handled by people with the knowledge,with no ill effect to the horse....You dont have the knowledge to use them properly,or just dont care to use them,,thats fine but,,people shouldnt condemn things,they know nothing about....All it would take is a few questions asked of you,to determine your true knowledge of the spade and its application....
The Word Buckaroo is an anglicized version of the Spanish word Vaquero ...The true pronunciation of the Spanish word where the V is pronounced as a B....
Iv'e been a buckaroo all my life, and this is the best advice iv'e in a long long time.
I wish a young Buckaroo like me could go work with him... i live in southern Idaho...
dam, buckarooing and keeping the famly round, thats usually only reserved for the head stockman and the over seer, well done.
The spade bit should have been left to the dust of history.
If the spade bit is taught correctly and handled correctly by a soft hand it is less aggressive than a snaffle bit.
Its apparent,that you dont fully understand the spade,or how to prepare a horse for it..In that case,,its probably not the tool for you..
@@TightwadTodd Not the tool for the horse for sure.
@@gerrycoleman7290 Really???,,,Because many great horses were ridden in them,that were handled by people with the knowledge,with no ill effect to the horse....You dont have the knowledge to use them properly,or just dont care to use them,,thats fine but,,people shouldnt condemn things,they know nothing about....All it would take is a few questions asked of you,to determine your true knowledge of the spade and its application....
@@TightwadTodd Very few are able to use the spade bit without hurting the horse. There is very little margin for error.
Buckaroo not the V word
The Word Buckaroo is an anglicized version of the Spanish word Vaquero ...The true pronunciation of the Spanish word where the V is pronounced as a B....