Horse, Pay Attention
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- We need our horse to be paying attention to us when we go to move them. Here’s how I check the horse for that
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Every minute you spend with a horse is a teaching moment. 🤠
You are a wise man
Finally a microphone I can now hear your voice clearly. I shall now watch regularly
Your horses WANT to understand you...
The reason I understand is because you try to understand them.
Beautiful mutual cooperation.
Love your videos ✋
You're a good man with a lot of wisdom and kind to animals and nature. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thanks Dewane for the demonstration, open a window to the world of communicating with these beautiful creatures , as you said "a horse mind is in its feet...🤓🤗🙂
Thanks for taking us along with you this morning
I love watching you work. You are so self-aware and aware of your surroundings and what's going on in these horses' minds.
I like the way that you treat your horses
And i really love your horses especially these two.
God bless
It is so great to see how to work with a horse, thank you for taking us along.
I don't have horses or a desire to own them but I have watched almost every video from the Dry Creek Wrangler School. Dewayne has a great way of presenting that I just want to watch all the videos!
A big welcome to Texas. Mighty glad your now in God's country. With that Kentucky/Tennessee accent you will fit in just fine. The scenery of the hill country of Bandera is mighty beautimous. As always I look forward to your informative videos, and the lessons of life you tell.
Over the years, I've learned to do exactly the same when I'm bringing in a horse from the field, every time, to see where their mind is today and get their mind in the right place as needed. Good to see what I do confirmed by you; I appreciate making your horse experience available to me. I've picked up a lot of good tips to help myself and my horses, and been entertained along the way. Great job.
This man is sooooo wise !!!!
Excellent point, Dwayne, on going out to horses even when you don't want to catch them so that they learn that many of your visits are not ending up in being caught. Also a good point that you did not feel compelled to have a pocketful of treats to do this. If they get in a habit in you always having treats is the whole herd will crowd you every time you come out. Thanks
Mark.Extra good point.Sugar Cubes in pocket some 50+ yrs ago and 4 big ol' boys surrounding me.Gee Whiz the mind races back.Glad my Aunt was with me.kat.
So glad I found your channel. You’re so easy going and seem to have the perfect temperament for this. I believe good leadership is based on trust not fear. Glad you’re in Texas, definitely God’s country here- grew up outside of New Braunfels.
Amazing horsemanship partner, you can tell you're a real cowboy because you've been doing this a long time no what you're talking about, and the horses trust you. Really wish I could work with you, best of luck to you stay warm I know it's cold here in Northern Texas I'm pretty sure back home in bandera Texas it's pretty chilly. Stay warm , and stay Cowboy partner.
Thanks 😀 good to see your in the field teaching, nicely done.
Great info. Thank you 🇺🇸
That is a fine looking pair.
You’re the man. I hope someday I can attend to DCWS, when I move to the US. Thanks for a complete hall of good-stuff videos: horses, old-school lifestyle, cigars and reflection. Look forward to meeting you one day. Greetings from Brazil.
Mic is working great , enjoy all your videos ,also enjoy your bible references . its great the way you bring life lessons into your videos .
Goly! Moly! I love this! “Like them 5 year old boys” LOL gotta love it… keep it up sir and god bless
Haha Dewayne's doing the same thing with us viewers as with the horses. Brief interaction that's pleasant and then he's out so we can look forward to next time.
Dwayne, greetings from a fellow Kentucky transplant. Now in CO. I’d love to hear your take on public land, grazing permits, balancing it all with wildlife management, conservation, etc etc. as anybody who spends more than a vacation out West, you learn quick that it lives on two life bloods. Public lands, and water.
Boone's packin' some groceries there, Dwayne!
Good video. Have a great day Dwayne.
Fantastic advice!
Thank you!
Good stuff...
Knowing when to quit is maybe number 3 in importance when dealing with horses and cats.
You've got that right.for me I am always better having one so it's me they play with and depend on.thnx 4 ur take on it Debra.
Love it!
Little things put together add up to a lot.
Boone is a beauty!
Dewayne I am Sure if You think it, Rodeo e and Boone Feel it.Thanks DeWayné.kat.BEAUTIFUL HORSES.You Are a Lucky Good Man.
I wish that you were closer... I'd love to send you a couple of colts to start.
I don't own any horses. Not sure why I like these videos. Maybe it's how easy it is to understand what Dwayne makes it. I can use the instructions for our 140lb bulldog. Lol.
I always figured that if you have time to feed and water a horse, you have time to catch 'em.
I would throw hay over the fence and then position myself between the horse and the hay. They didn't get to eat until I haltered them and lead them to the hay. Then take the halter off and leave 'em alone. Kind of a gimmick but it works.
Liked the video!
Extra is laying the lead rope over his neck and he will follow your commands. Like dropping the reins and teaching them to stay so they don't step on the reins and break them.
Nice stuff! 😄
Bandera eh? I grew up in Comfort.
A handfull of grain will catch a horse faster than chasing a horse around the corral or pasture. I've even used carrots and apples.
*6th generation horse freighter*
I never bribe a horse to get caught. I teach them to be caught because that’s what is expected of them
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool An easy way to access something in anything is often times built through hard work. Don’t look for an easy way out, bring yourself up not down just as you said in your previous midtown on books. Thank you all the great wisdom and knowledge in this lifestyle.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool Not to mention,bribing a horse in a pasture situation,with other horses, challenges the pecking order of those horses,and can get a person hurt and something someone who claims vast experience, should know........Other than an explanation of the reasoning behind what you do,you dont owe anyone anything beyond that..You dont have to defend yourself,from the self appointed internet "Horse Whisperers"for anything you do that works for you and your horse in the real world..Carry on sir..Enjoy your content..
Great video and information. I was wondering if you have a P.O. Box I could send a letter to or an email. Thanks for all the information and have a blessed day
You can email me at drycreekwrangler@gmail.com
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool thank you