Love how John nods his head at Jimmy as Rip rides the newly broken horse thinking to himself "Yup that's the way. We'll make a cowboy out of you" the music goes really well with this scene too.
That horse was so nice before he kicked it. Relaxed and comfortable not showing signs of stress. Then it knew when to play its role. Great horse and great job to whoever trained it!
I’ve worked Texas ranches then hauled livestock everywhere. You climb on a wood fence or gate where I was, and see what a cursing you get. Don’t put standing weight on a wood fence out west unless you wish to be scolded
Hanging weight on Gates or wooden fences is yes very bad it makes gate sag or Brinks hinges good way to get your ass kicked is what we always say down here but hey I don't believe any of them or Cowboys Farmers or Ranchers so how would they know
Its the little things about this show that make it so great, they thought about actually human behavior while filming. Rip is a murderer. A hardened killer, who shows no emotion what so ever, but his family. He takes care of, he wanted to make sure that horse was broken, but first he stood Jimmy up off the ground because he wears the brand, therfore is family. He made sure his family was on his feet before anything else....yet he's a serial killer. Thats what makes this show so great. Little details
He's not a serial killer. Serial killer kill in patterns, and ritualistically. They kill specifically the same types of victims in a row. Rip is a killer and capable of dangerous levels of violence, but he is capable of great love and humanity, as we can see in the way he loves Beth and how he is trying to be a father figure to Carter. That's what's beautiful. The nuance of each character makes the show wonderful to watch.
@@kpkp42 where the hell did you get predator from? Serial killer means someone who has killed more than 3 people which he has? What the hell did you read
Oh my gawwwd guys! This isn't actually real lol! In real life, I totally agree with you! But this was a totally far fetched scene in a TV show and it totally fit the scene, showing their bullying/old school "teaching" methods! No one in their right mind would actually do this!! However, if someone does do this in real life, you can't blame a movie/TV show for their stupidity... Clearly they've been stoopid for a long time. Just enjoy it for what it was and don't take it too seriously.
When I was young, perhaps 12, I was at a boy scout camp. One day, the plan was to ride horses, something I had never done before. All of the horses at this camp were about as docile as I imagine horses get. I got a horse named George. We were given some basic instruction, mounted the horses and off we went. I remember as we entered the woods on the bridle trail, the ride got really rough; violent even. I wasn't quite sure what was happening, but it was kind of up and down terrain so I just tried to go with it. It must've been at least 5 minutes before an adult noticed that ol' George was bucking like mad. I had no idea. To my twelve year old brain, I just thought riding horses sucked, like, a lot. This guy got off his horse, ran over, and literally snatched my off of George. The men that ran the place couldn't make heads or tails of it, George was usually one of their most calm horses. So me and that gentleman switched horses, and I got to ride a horse named Freedom, this man's personal horse. Riding Freedom was really special, because he seemed to quite like me, and Freedom wasn't particularly interested in trotting along slowly. He wanted to run, and run we did. I'm not sure how I knew that, but there seemed to be a communication between Freedom and I, and I decided to indulge him. Freedom and I completed the trail, were back at the stables and having snacks about an hour before everyone else got back. As absurd as this story might sound, it is 100% true. 12 year olds have bones made out of jello, because I rode an irritated, bucking horse for at least 5 minutes, and was no worse for the wear. My time with Freedom was magical, and so in one day, I got to experience the both ends of the horse spectrum, perhaps not the ultimate extremes, but a decent taste. :)
Backstory about Jimmy his dad was a cop killer in Detroit, while chasing a half cop half robot he fell in some acid and was ran over. Maybe that’s why Jimmy has some issues
When i was 12, not even 130 pounds soaked, my uncle put me on a bucking stallion. That horse thought i was just a horse fly amd tried rubbing my off on the posts. Funniest thing, because I was the only one who could ride him
my great granddaddy broke bronco's for money in Oklahoma around 1900's and after - used to tell some good stories - something you would see on Raw Hide and Gunsmoke
is that how you meek a horse? i thought an unbroken horse woulda started buckin' soon as you got on... how long did it take to duct tape him to the horse? i gotta google this and i live in texas.
It's hollywood BS. Been training horses for 20 years, and not once have they ever tried to buck me off. You work with the horse, not against it, and you will have a partner for life.
Now they will still act up and do dumb shit , but on the whole you handle them early do they don't Those wild arse horses ?? Well that's another story, and you better get tied on , both on ground and on their back
I was riding a horse that I had never been around cause we got the wrong horse and I hoped on in about 10 minutes kinda half assed it and 4 steps later started bucking and about 10 seconds later fell over and about broke my leg
Its not bullying...Its taming a horse, restoring a broken man's self respect. Just like military training ain't bullying, its about breaking you down, to a piece of clay to be moulded, you take brittle steel and temper it. Same with a mans soul, adversity is character building...it makes you Indomitable and implaccable.
It’s not bullying, it’s a right of passage. It’s learning to have some grit and hang in there no matter what. Sometimes the best way to learn is to dive straight into the deep end. Bullying is tearing a person down with nothing but malice in your heart, the goal of this was to build jimmy up and to eventually make him gold by putting him through the fire as many times as it takes.
I was forty when I broke my first mare. She was two years old I broke her bare back with no halter , nothing !! I had plenty of mane in my hands when I come off of her. I did finally break her. I was sore for a two weeks. Wow. What an experience. And a good one. Damn I was sore. I'm lucky I didn't suffer a head injury because twice I saw the bottom of that hoof barely miss my for head and feel my mouth with dirt. It was definetly an experience I will never forget.
When Jimmy won that Rodeo it was one of my favorite moments in the series
Love how John nods his head at Jimmy as Rip rides the newly broken horse thinking to himself "Yup that's the way. We'll make a cowboy out of you" the music goes really well with this scene too.
This was the moment that Rip and John knew they hadn't wasted their time giving Jimmy the brand
That horse was so nice before he kicked it. Relaxed and comfortable not showing signs of stress. Then it knew when to play its role. Great horse and great job to whoever trained it!
The amount of training that this must have taken in crazy!!
And the man didn’t even complain, not one word about being on that horse all day taped to the saddle. That’s a making of a cowboy
I’ve worked Texas ranches then hauled livestock everywhere. You climb on a wood fence or gate where I was, and see what a cursing you get. Don’t put standing weight on a wood fence out west unless you wish to be scolded
Hanging weight on Gates or wooden fences is yes very bad it makes gate sag or Brinks hinges good way to get your ass kicked is what we always say down here but hey I don't believe any of them or Cowboys Farmers or Ranchers so how would they know
Do I pet him? 😂
I don't think it's gonna make much a difference. 🤣
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I think i fell in lov Rip and Jimmy is going to surprise everyone how much of a man he will be he just has to learn to just trust his self
"should I pet him" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 dead
We all need Jimmy as a friend
Define resistance? Haha that part killed me:)
They broke each other!
Its the little things about this show that make it so great, they thought about actually human behavior while filming. Rip is a murderer. A hardened killer, who shows no emotion what so ever, but his family. He takes care of, he wanted to make sure that horse was broken, but first he stood Jimmy up off the ground because he wears the brand, therfore is family. He made sure his family was on his feet before anything else....yet he's a serial killer. Thats what makes this show so great. Little details
He's not a serial killer. Serial killer kill in patterns, and ritualistically. They kill specifically the same types of victims in a row. Rip is a killer and capable of dangerous levels of violence, but he is capable of great love and humanity, as we can see in the way he loves Beth and how he is trying to be a father figure to Carter. That's what's beautiful. The nuance of each character makes the show wonderful to watch.
@@garvwadhwaney306 Google the definition of a the term serial killer then come back to delete that comment
Ripp is not a predator and he gets no sexual release from murder. He is loyal "muscle", not a serial killer.
@@anglermatt yeah you might have that one wrong bud, definition or not. Look up SHIT in the dictionary, it has two definitions.
@@kpkp42 where the hell did you get predator from? Serial killer means someone who has killed more than 3 people which he has? What the hell did you read
I hope Jimmy was wearing a cup for that. Ouch!
Love everyone on this show, Best show EVER!!!! ❤ (Poor Jimmy though) 🥺 😂
You tape people to a horse and you'll eventually get someone killed. Some horses like to roll.
agree no one would tape someone onto a saddle this was a very stupid scene to say the least.
Oh my gawwwd guys! This isn't actually real lol!
In real life, I totally agree with you! But this was a totally far fetched scene in a TV show and it totally fit the scene, showing their bullying/old school "teaching" methods!
No one in their right mind would actually do this!! However, if someone does do this in real life, you can't blame a movie/TV show for their stupidity... Clearly they've been stoopid for a long time. Just enjoy it for what it was and don't take it too seriously.
@@juliejenkins2376 I agree sit back and enjoy your popcorn 🍿 it’s a tv show not a horse clinic 😂
Luv jommys character hes going to be interesting to watch how hes character becomes a man a cowboy and part of the yellowstone family
John and Rio really looked at Jimmy and said "perfect we either brake a horse or a man today"
When I was young, perhaps 12, I was at a boy scout camp. One day, the plan was to ride horses, something I had never done before. All of the horses at this camp were about as docile as I imagine horses get. I got a horse named George. We were given some basic instruction, mounted the horses and off we went. I remember as we entered the woods on the bridle trail, the ride got really rough; violent even. I wasn't quite sure what was happening, but it was kind of up and down terrain so I just tried to go with it. It must've been at least 5 minutes before an adult noticed that ol' George was bucking like mad. I had no idea. To my twelve year old brain, I just thought riding horses sucked, like, a lot. This guy got off his horse, ran over, and literally snatched my off of George. The men that ran the place couldn't make heads or tails of it, George was usually one of their most calm horses. So me and that gentleman switched horses, and I got to ride a horse named Freedom, this man's personal horse. Riding Freedom was really special, because he seemed to quite like me, and Freedom wasn't particularly interested in trotting along slowly. He wanted to run, and run we did. I'm not sure how I knew that, but there seemed to be a communication between Freedom and I, and I decided to indulge him. Freedom and I completed the trail, were back at the stables and having snacks about an hour before everyone else got back. As absurd as this story might sound, it is 100% true. 12 year olds have bones made out of jello, because I rode an irritated, bucking horse for at least 5 minutes, and was no worse for the wear. My time with Freedom was magical, and so in one day, I got to experience the both ends of the horse spectrum, perhaps not the ultimate extremes, but a decent taste. :)
This is a good show, can't wait for season 2...
John Really said no i'm not gonna have my boy rip get fucked up Jimmy Get over here😂
Backstory about Jimmy his dad was a cop killer in Detroit, while chasing a half cop half robot he fell in some acid and was ran over. Maybe that’s why Jimmy has some issues
Lmao...it took me minute, but I got it.
Good shit and Jimmy does favor that guy a bit.
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Currently doing farrier work on this horse
But he is a gentleman never had a mean bone in him
Kelley Bradshaw he’s a gorgeous horse
Could Phineas, Ferb and the gang spend their cowboy vacation in Yellowstone?
When i was 12, not even 130 pounds soaked, my uncle put me on a bucking stallion. That horse thought i was just a horse fly amd tried rubbing my off on the posts. Funniest thing, because I was the only one who could ride him
Welcome to the new age of dimestore cowboys.
Poor Jimmy 😵😢😢😢
my great granddaddy broke bronco's for money in Oklahoma around 1900's and after - used to tell some good stories - something you would see on Raw Hide and Gunsmoke
Beautiful horse.
is that how you meek a horse?
i thought an unbroken horse woulda started buckin' soon as you got on...
how long did it take to duct tape him to the horse?
i gotta google this and i live in texas.
It's hollywood BS. Been training horses for 20 years, and not once have they ever tried to buck me off. You work with the horse, not against it, and you will have a partner for life.
It's tv !!!
You do just a a bit of ground work and teach them early, for most part they don't do all that dumb shit
Now they will still act up and do dumb shit , but on the whole you handle them early do they don't
Those wild arse horses ?? Well that's another story, and you better get tied on , both on ground and on their back
I was riding a horse that I had never been around cause we got the wrong horse and I hoped on in about 10 minutes kinda half assed it and 4 steps later started bucking and about 10 seconds later fell over and about broke my leg
I wanna be a cowboy! 🤠
It’s weird, I hate bullying but, I really enjoy this scene... 😆
Its not bullying...Its taming a horse, restoring a broken man's self respect. Just like military training ain't bullying, its about breaking you down, to a piece of clay to be moulded, you take brittle steel and temper it. Same with a mans soul, adversity is character building...it makes you Indomitable and implaccable.
It’s not bullying, it’s a right of passage. It’s learning to have some grit and hang in there no matter what. Sometimes the best way to learn is to dive straight into the deep end. Bullying is tearing a person down with nothing but malice in your heart, the goal of this was to build jimmy up and to eventually make him gold by putting him through the fire as many times as it takes.
Jimmy likes the wild
That dude needs a cheeseburger
That's fucked up. Although it is funny as hell that Jimmy didn't get hurt. I would have tried a whole bunch of groundwork first.
I was forty when I broke my first mare. She was two years old I broke her bare back with no halter , nothing !! I had plenty of mane in my hands when I come off of her. I did finally break her. I was sore for a two weeks. Wow. What an experience. And a good one. Damn I was sore. I'm lucky I didn't suffer a head injury because twice I saw the bottom of that hoof barely miss my for head and feel my mouth with dirt. It was definetly an experience I will never forget.
The first time a man makes a good bronc ride, is nothing compared to THE RIDE, that earns the right, to the title, COWBOY....
PRICELESS.
Is it weird that I want to do this?
horses dont make so much sound
Got anything on your ranch worth stealing?
Jimmy's nuts were in his throat after breaking that horse
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Should I pet him?
Glad I didn’t wast money paying to watch this show. I thought it was a western set in the 1800’s. Don’t want to see a modern western.