You're too cute! I come from english and dressage background, but I'm moving over to bridle horses! You and Puckit have taught me so much. Never in a million years did I think I'd be training up a horse to progress to the spade, but now I understand!! I have very good feeling so by the time I get to it, I'm sure it'll be fine! Keep educating! Dressage jas gone in the direction of saddleseat, bridle horses are definitely the best in horsemanship as far as I can tell! Anyway thank you! ❤
The early Buckaroos didn´t have Wade Saddles, they used a Flat Seat Tree. The Wade Saddle didn´t come out untill 1962 built by Dale Harewood in Pendelton Oregon. Never liked the Wade Saddle, too hard to FORK THE HORSE, spread my legs too far apart, it put me too far back on my tailbone throwing my balance off. Never understood the Bucking Rolls? If you want to have a secure seat then get a saddle with SWELLS. Quallity and Function are built into the saddle..not put on after.
Remember the connector strap between the two cinches, a must have. Your saddle is very similar to mine, full Q.Horse bars, swells, the size of your built- up style. My horse bucked with other saddles because the vars were not wide enough. I researched the second saddle I had by the brand and serial number. Found out it was only 3 quarters width bar. I took that saddle and traded it in on my present saddle. We are both happy now, this saddle will outlast me. Liked your video.
It’s a Colorado Saddlery wade, a lot of buckaroos with scoff and make fun of it because it’s a factory saddle but I don’t really care, I guess it comes with the territory lol
its funny how different things are depending on where you cut your teeth. Down here, it's swells and oxbows. It's kinda hard to knock swells when you have bucking rolls and sugar strap! lol. Enjoyed the video brother!
do you prefer a metal hondo? if so why? imainly rope in the branding pen. would i benefit from a metal hondo? watched most of your videos, pretty entrrtaining. im a new mexico rancher & i enjoy seeing a different style of csttleman edit, mainly use poly rope. idk if that matters
Hey I now this video is not related to my question but how do I become a buckaroo I am in highschool and have always wanted to do it but I am getting near the end of it (highschool) and still doing know how any advice. I already ride and rope.
Who ever told you how to be one! No one in their right mind would ride that POS Colo. saddlery saddle! Where did you get the rolls Walmart? most ride with a 3/4 rig and no back cinch or collar! And if they do it is a martingale!
Great video! Short and to the point. Nice to see another perspective when it comes to style and equipment. As for the Nay Sayers pay them no mind. If they want more information on things like taps and a riata they shouldn't look for it in a 7 minute video. Keep it up!
In the True Tradition,,a snaffle was never used..My grandfather had a snaffle in the tack room,to show people,he knew what one was but,i never saw it go in a colts mouth..
Yes I agree that the snaffle was never used in the true tradition. I commend anyone who can get it done with a bosal. For functionality, convenience, and efficiency I use a snaffle. It's what works for me, not saying it's the only way, just the way I learned
I thought you did a great job! The critics on here don’t have a sense of humor or are too lazy to look up what a tapadero or reata is. Students nowadays just want to be spoon fed, haha.
Why would you title something THE ESSENTIALS OF BLAH BLAH BLAH, then throw some strange jargon at people wanting to understand the topic, the telling them "Start over on your cowboy education if you don't know what that is"? This IS the start of our cowboy education! And BTW, an introduction is pretty much standard CZcams wide on al these "essentials" videos... If you don't know what that is, start over on your Makin' a Video education, cuz I don't have time to explain it.
My apologies, I'm definitely no expert at making videos. A rieta is a rawhide rope and tapaderos are big leather covers that go on the front of your stirrups to protect your feet from brush, sticks, etc.
Yeah. Between you and the pathetic horseman magazine a whole nother bunch of Nevada rejects will be born. What ya gonna do grab that latch and your rope at the same time. My ma would do to me what her pa did to her if I'd have grabbed anything with the hand my reins best be in and that's ride alongside and quirt that hand. Another thing, you can use a rieta anywhere. On the other hand if you don't know how to handle one you'd best be rich, but then most Nevada rejects were, or their folks were since 90% came outa LA. I don't miss the days, I miss the days before that damned magazine made bein a buckaroo popular.
It’s just the truth dude. No need to act like that. Some people are lookin for videos to learn, not to feel like an idiot due to your words. I’m sure someone took the time to teach you terminology that you didn’t know....
@@evilslumericansrt8937 I apologize, I really didn't think my videos would reach much of an audience, tapaderos are leather covers over the stirrups and a reata is a rawhide rope
Well this was NEATO, nice to know we finally got someone who knows he what's he explaining helpful tips, (horsemanship) skills, simple nesscesities, of being a 🤠👍 ,. So jus for my info, what type or saddle is this one your demonstrating with? Ah, cowboy you forgot to mention about chaps, spurs, cowboy boots, water canteen, and possibly a partner, or woman, whatever suits you😅😵😂 😂jus giving you a bad time, no but really this was certainly a nice video especially for them virgin cowboys that wanna do the line of work, unless they jus wanna play around, thanks for sharing this with me 🤠😉✌️👍. HAPPY NEW Year 🎉.😉
Ya forgot one thing, a gnarly mustache! That is numero uno on the buckaroo list. Just kiddin bud , great video and explains a lot and in layman’s terms for those that simply do not know. Greetings from the old Cheyenne/Arapaho wintering grounds🤙🏻
The most essential tools of a buckaroo are skill and knowledge..If people spent near as much time,acquiring the skill and knowledge as they do looking the part,they might actually become handy...
Those who say the spade is cruel,dont understand the spade, how it is designed to be used or the work involved to prepare the horse for it... Therefore,, they are correct and should not use one as they would be cruel,in their hands..Ive seen much greater abuse by most,with a Snaffle..
wow just found out whats up with my saddle ! them buck n roll pads help me on my mustang lol ,high back gel padded seat lol my ex bf had good taste thanks hunnny
Those boots are pieces of shit
The spade bit is a tradition that should have been left behind.
You're too cute! I come from english and dressage background, but I'm moving over to bridle horses! You and Puckit have taught me so much. Never in a million years did I think I'd be training up a horse to progress to the spade, but now I understand!! I have very good feeling so by the time I get to it, I'm sure it'll be fine! Keep educating! Dressage jas gone in the direction of saddleseat, bridle horses are definitely the best in horsemanship as far as I can tell! Anyway thank you! ❤
The early Buckaroos didn´t have Wade Saddles, they used a Flat Seat Tree. The Wade Saddle didn´t come out untill 1962 built by Dale Harewood in Pendelton Oregon. Never liked the Wade Saddle, too hard to FORK THE HORSE, spread my legs too far apart, it put me too far back on my tailbone throwing my balance off. Never understood the Bucking Rolls? If you want to have a secure seat then get a saddle with SWELLS. Quallity and Function are built into the saddle..not put on after.
👍💪🇵🇱
He seems so wise.
My wife showed me this video right now... I'm still laughing! These parody videos are a kick.
There ain’t not tracks on that horn
When worn out I’ve heard half soles can catch on a stirrup. Nice boots ya got
night latch, oh sh*t handle,
Big cut on that breast collar going half way through.
I've watched Yellowstone and I think their Cowboys are doing it wrong
Love that saddle. Perfect!
Thank you for sharing
Remember the connector strap between the two cinches, a must have. Your saddle is very similar to mine, full Q.Horse bars, swells, the size of your built- up style. My horse bucked with other saddles because the vars were not wide enough. I researched the second saddle I had by the brand and serial number. Found out it was only 3 quarters width bar. I took that saddle and traded it in on my present saddle. We are both happy now, this saddle will outlast me. Liked your video.
What type of saddle is that it’s good looking
It’s a Colorado Saddlery wade, a lot of buckaroos with scoff and make fun of it because it’s a factory saddle but I don’t really care, I guess it comes with the territory lol
Good demonstration, thanks!
I did a bit of research and I think the bit you got is called a santa barbara sweep
its funny how different things are depending on where you cut your teeth. Down here, it's swells and oxbows. It's kinda hard to knock swells when you have bucking rolls and sugar strap! lol. Enjoyed the video brother!
I love wildrags and neckerchiefs. The feel of silk around my neck sends me over the moon.
Your bridle hangers are the best!
do you prefer a metal hondo? if so why? imainly rope in the branding pen. would i benefit from a metal hondo? watched most of your videos, pretty entrrtaining. im a new mexico rancher & i enjoy seeing a different style of csttleman edit, mainly use poly rope. idk if that matters
A metal hondo doesn't work very well on a poly, especially for holding a heel trap
Around here a “night latch” ……is called an “oh shit strap”
What type of rope would you recommend
I prefer a medium soft nylon
Hey I now this video is not related to my question but how do I become a buckaroo I am in highschool and have always wanted to do it but I am getting near the end of it (highschool) and still doing know how any advice. I already ride and rope.
I know this is a old video but as one who lives in buckaroo county how do I become one..have always wanted to but am in highschool.. any advice
If I had my night latch as loose as yours I'd bust my hand on the pommel lol. To each his own ❤️
Who ever told you how to be one! No one in their right mind would ride that POS Colo. saddlery saddle! Where did you get the rolls Walmart? most ride with a 3/4 rig and no back cinch or collar! And if they do it is a martingale!
Great video! Short and to the point. Nice to see another perspective when it comes to style and equipment. As for the Nay Sayers pay them no mind. If they want more information on things like taps and a riata they shouldn't look for it in a 7 minute video. Keep it up!
Stirrups didn't need a heel stop before the Buckaroos started wearing roper boots.
Ray Hunt used heel blocks
In the True Tradition,,a snaffle was never used..My grandfather had a snaffle in the tack room,to show people,he knew what one was but,i never saw it go in a colts mouth..
Yes I agree that the snaffle was never used in the true tradition. I commend anyone who can get it done with a bosal. For functionality, convenience, and efficiency I use a snaffle. It's what works for me, not saying it's the only way, just the way I learned
its important.
Great explanation cudoz
What happened to the rawhide trim on the horn and pommel? I’m about to order a saddle with rawhide trim but if it won’t hold up I won’t get it.
It wore off, if you get a custom built saddle it will last longer
I have a literally 100 year old ranch used platte valley saddle with rawhide trim so i think it depends more on the manufacturer.
I thought you did a great job! The critics on here don’t have a sense of humor or are too lazy to look up what a tapadero or reata is. Students nowadays just want to be spoon fed, haha.
want to see another vidja of yours in 5 years see what you learned different
So you saying you stole the hat 🙈
Why would you title something THE ESSENTIALS OF BLAH BLAH BLAH, then throw some strange jargon at people wanting to understand the topic, the telling them "Start over on your cowboy education if you don't know what that is"? This IS the start of our cowboy education! And BTW, an introduction is pretty much standard CZcams wide on al these "essentials" videos... If you don't know what that is, start over on your Makin' a Video education, cuz I don't have time to explain it.
My apologies, I'm definitely no expert at making videos. A rieta is a rawhide rope and tapaderos are big leather covers that go on the front of your stirrups to protect your feet from brush, sticks, etc.
Yeah. Between you and the pathetic horseman magazine a whole nother bunch of Nevada rejects will be born. What ya gonna do grab that latch and your rope at the same time. My ma would do to me what her pa did to her if I'd have grabbed anything with the hand my reins best be in and that's ride alongside and quirt that hand. Another thing, you can use a rieta anywhere. On the other hand if you don't know how to handle one you'd best be rich, but then most Nevada rejects were, or their folks were since 90% came outa LA. I don't miss the days, I miss the days before that damned magazine made bein a buckaroo popular.
I assume you are from Nevada? You certainly have the attitude that my mentors in Idaho didn't care for
“If you don’t know what that is, start over on your cowboy education cuz I don’t have time to explain it” ...what a dick....
Thanks for the kind words
It’s just the truth dude. No need to act like that. Some people are lookin for videos to learn, not to feel like an idiot due to your words. I’m sure someone took the time to teach you terminology that you didn’t know....
@@evilslumericansrt8937 I apologize, I really didn't think my videos would reach much of an audience, tapaderos are leather covers over the stirrups and a reata is a rawhide rope
Looks good! I just ordered 3 more from Wyoming Traders! I love'em in cold weather..
Me, too. I love the feel of silk around my neck and Roy Rogers has always been my hero because of his gorgeous silk neckerchiefs.
Man that's a lucky find and a very nice looking hat
I definitely would buy a pair of them Garcia boots!! They look NICE🙂🤠✌️👍.
Well this was NEATO, nice to know we finally got someone who knows he what's he explaining helpful tips, (horsemanship) skills, simple nesscesities, of being a 🤠👍 ,. So jus for my info, what type or saddle is this one your demonstrating with? Ah, cowboy you forgot to mention about chaps, spurs, cowboy boots, water canteen, and possibly a partner, or woman, whatever suits you😅😵😂 😂jus giving you a bad time, no but really this was certainly a nice video especially for them virgin cowboys that wanna do the line of work, unless they jus wanna play around, thanks for sharing this with me 🤠😉✌️👍. HAPPY NEW Year 🎉.😉
It's a Wade tree saddle
Ya forgot one thing, a gnarly mustache! That is numero uno on the buckaroo list. Just kiddin bud , great video and explains a lot and in layman’s terms for those that simply do not know. Greetings from the old Cheyenne/Arapaho wintering grounds🤙🏻
Love the user name
@@peterrefshaw6934 thanks!
The most essential tools of a buckaroo are skill and knowledge..If people spent near as much time,acquiring the skill and knowledge as they do looking the part,they might actually become handy...
Agreed, it takes years of blood, sweat, tears, and wet saddle blankets. It literally takes all of your time to make a true bridle horse
True true.
Those who say the spade is cruel,dont understand the spade, how it is designed to be used or the work involved to prepare the horse for it... Therefore,, they are correct and should not use one as they would be cruel,in their hands..Ive seen much greater abuse by most,with a Snaffle..
You are correct, the spade is the highest level of compliment you can give a horse
Kinda looks like a Sonora cheek
I haven't even tried it out yet
Anna notherthing, Anna notherthing Who is Anna? Lol Cool video my friend
wow just found out whats up with my saddle ! them buck n roll pads help me on my mustang lol ,high back gel padded seat lol my ex bf had good taste thanks hunnny
Ok’ son!