Pat's Opinion on Reatas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2022
- This video is a response to an email we received from one of our subscribers. In it, Pat goes over the differences between good reatas and bad reatas, the different styles of reatas, and attempts to answer why reatas vary so widely in price. For more information, please head over to our website, www.thedisciplinedride.com . Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our channel, and Share with your friends. Thank you for watching!
That was 12 minutes very well spent. Thank you, sir.
Yahateeh friend. Navajo watching your videos all the time. Love it. Coming from a sheep herding, horse breaking Navajo family. Ahehee for your videos
When George Strait quits the world is over… hahaha.
I 100 💯 percent agree!!! 🎉
I love that you care about the Dine' (Navajo) people's access to water. I also love your take on country music, I could not agree with you more on that topic.
I saw Pard and we talked in Parkview. Good Guy. The name, Owyhee, comes from early fur trappers. In 1819, three natives from Hawaii, part of Donald McKenzie’s fur-trapping expedition, were sent to trap a large stream that emptied into the Snake River. When they did not return, McKenzie investigated and found one man murdered in camp and no sign of the others. The stream was named in their honor. “Owyhee” is an early spelling for the word Hawaii.
Thank you for the clarification! Great story…
@@PatnDebPuckett yep John is right having grown up in owyhee the other thing that makes them similar is lots of lava rock.
"Hank , Hank , Hank and Hank " has to be the best laugh of the week. So glad to see your fully healed. Or is that 'heeled' ? GREAT analogy of reata's and real country music. I hope we never lose George Strait . IAN Tyson is 🇨🇦 Canada's country music legend. I always thought Pat and Ian could have quite a conversation . SNOW here in Tatamagouche NS. Much nicer where you are
OK, he was already one of my favorites, but when he mentioned the country music bit, he’s officially my favorite on the Internet. 😂
Very interesting - thanks!
And that is why I have and use a Pat Puckett Reata! haha I will never forget pulling up to train with Pat Puckett and the first thing he says is," You got a rope?" I said I have this and he said" "What you going to do with that? Pull a car out of the mud? LOL! Well after learning from Pat for awhile and him making me go Pro I bought my first Reata At a competition! I showed Pat and he said " what are you going to do with that? Pull a car out of the mud"! LOL! I have never bought another Reata except from Pat and Deb!!! I now know, I have learned my lesson!!! I love you two!!!
You look good. Glad you're feeling better!!!
Thanks for the humor and the great info. You're a great teacher in addition to being a great rancher. 🤠
Nice to see well , take care Mr Patt , gretings from Venezuela
No BULLSHIT.
Just how I am.
love it
I could never justify the cost of a raita. Not that I didn’t want one. I did like a long braided rope with a rawhide or Metal Honda. I would buy from Kings of Wyoming.
Thank you for the lessons
Cook’s name for Hawaii was the Sandwich islands. I believe I heard a story about Paniolos who were hired to come to that area to work cattle or train some locals to work cattle. The name you used is a bastardized version of “Hawai’i.”
The Hawaiian people came over on Hudson Bay ships to trap in that area.
Good reata info. I was watching a video about western bits and how the different mouthpieces worked for different horses. I was wondering if you like Chinaco's breed because it has a better headset for a western bit? Also, can you predict what style of western bit will work best for him at this point?
I love this guy. 😂.
I'm not far from Ellensburg, would love to come up when you're in Washington.
The closest we get to Washington is our annual gathering in Medford Oregon. We've gone up there in June in the past but might do it in the fall of 2024. Just depends on the haying season in Medford...
@@PatnDebPuckett sounds great. I'll watch for it!
Owyhee and Hawaii are the same thing. When Cook sailed to the Hawaiian Islands he called them the Sandwich Islands and called the natives who lived there "Owyhees."
greetings from Hermiston, OR
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Owyhee, or Owhyhee is an older form of the name Hawai´i, and the first Expeditions, to scout and map the Area included Hawaiians
Owyhee, or Owhyhee is an older form of the name Hawai´i, and the first Expeditions, to scout and map the Area of Owyhee included Hawaiians
I think you stumped me, on the trivia question this time. I dont even know what the Sandwich Islands are, i dont think...
And this is Tightwad Todd. I have absolutely no idea, why it is under this handle.
@@TightwadTodd The Sandwich Islands is now Hawai`i, and Owyhee, or Owhyhee is an older form of the name Hawai´i, and the first Expeditions, to scout and map the Area included Hawaiians
hey pat so if you were to have a reata from mexico with the braided in hondo could you replace the hondo with an american style rawhide hondo
Where could I get a good reata? I’ve been looking for a while
What type, diameter, lay of rope (cotton, grass, poly, nylon, etc.) mimics a rawhide reata the best?
A 5/16 three strand poly.
@@PatnDebPuckett Thanks for the info! I appreciate your great videos. Hope you have a joyous Christmas season!
Is there any place in Southern California that sells reatas, mecates, and bosales?
If you’re looking for a physical shop, none that I know of.
Is the answer deer
Selling any newly made reata
I think I heard trappers brought Hawaiians with them because they were good boat hands and a few of them got lost or died while exploring the owahee river so they named it in honor of them .
and Owyhee, or Owhyhee is an older form of the name Hawai´i
Does a good reata need a core?
No. Ours don't have cores.
I got one ☝️
Can I buy 1 from you please Pat?
Email us for a timeframe of when we might have one ready: debpuckett@gmail.com
These you would never Switch the Honda around?
I think you're asking if we would switch ends on a reata? We never have but don't see a reason why it wouldn't be possible.