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Try not to look down so much, if you have to see it you'll never feel it

I'm 62 and I still get into back country. I'm right up the highway in Cody so I like to hang around northwest of town. My choice of bear spray is 12ga slugs or .44 Mag instead of that canned pepper that bears seem to enjoy with a warm meal.

Thomas Betty Anderson Daniel Hall Carol

Long live cowboys❤️in my experience in the cattle business everybody wants to be a cowboy till its time to do what a cowboy does 💀 it's a 24/7 job in the conditions are never in your favor when something goes wrong it's either windy as hell hot as hell or cold as hell or dark as hell or mosquitoie as hell or all of that pre mentioned hell all at once in my case because I'm in Central Florida you have to love it cuz most times it doesn't love you back 💀❤️💯🇺🇸

Lewis Jason Wilson Donna Lee Edward

I’m 28 used to work cattle farms and horse stables working horses this is still my dream life. Stuck in the city now can’t wait to go back to this simple yet robust way of life

Bro where you go ?

Thank you for this video. Thank you, Brenn, for bringing such pleasure to our ears. Horses of war is one of the greatest songs ever. The way you tell a story through history is amazing. And to find out you're a Utahn is so great.

Awesome video. Spectacular display of horsemanship.

You don’t have true horsemanship without the original cowboy. You have bad and abusive trainers in ALL facets of the horse world. So don’t just point out the cowboy because they are probably the closest you can get to a horse in human form.

who is here bc Cities of the Plain?

if he is truly only 3 he is going to be a tall horse at 5-6

I always wanted to be a cowboy, still do at age 28

Horses have frontal lobes tho, it is just small. All mammals have frontal lobes, it just varies in size. Lots of what a horse is capable of would not be possible without that frontal lobe, even tho it is small.

In the palace the kids are telling the digni they work in Lawrenceville

Even if they were, their rating would probably be of no privilege

It's not payday, and that is the problem. It's my dignitary ration suppply we have severe digni distress morphing body matter. Improper observation at improper activity being that they said i got payday at ration supply pickup in auxi repair. Like im repairing what repairs things bronco condition. But im in distress and dont know the pickup and what i repair is in severe sufference. They shouldn't be saying anything. They are not intel rated to comment on matters.

Sure is pretty country up near Venus creek

If the video is fake how can you prove the song is real?

Thank you

Awesome!

I’m 72 years old and I grew up in the 1950s in New Orleans in a housing projects. We were a family of mom and six kids. Mom was on welfare and she got 135.00 dollars a month. I couldn’t hardly afford a horse but I loved watching the Saturday morning shows with Roy Roger’s, Gene Autry and Hopalong Cassidy only to see the horses. I read every book I could find about cowboys and cattle drives and ranching and everything else that was cowboys. I was a Marine for 30 years and I never lost my desire to be a cowboy. It’s 2024 and I get pleasure from watching videos about cowboys. And I don’t mean the Hollywood cowboys. I admire the working cowboys. You good people are blessed to live that lifestyle.👍🙏

OK, so when I first read the title I thought you were off your rocker! But... I can't disagree with your logic. Personally, I couldn't handle one. I'm in my late 50's and got involved with cutting because I just love the sport. With that being said, if I got the chance to ride Metallic Cat I'd do it in a heartbeat, aaaamnnnndddd I'd probably promptly fall right off having not had the experience of riding such an agile and athletic horse before. But like you mentioned, Ferrari's! Who wouldn't want to drive one, at least once in your life?!

I'm 52 years old and still want to be a cowboy when I grow up!

Hessel offspring can be difficult horses sometimes, but when you know how to handle them they are the best! We own and breed friesians here in the Netherlands. We once had a hessel as well. Started as a very nice but difficult horse but ended up to be one of the best We ever had. Very curious how this one turns out😁

How does one get into this

How can a farrier with limited experience outside of casual riding learn about the importance of being on top of a horse.

Nice choice...get ready to have a great horse and an even greater relationship with....remember...the Fresian horses come extremely "Tauted" by a large following and ownerships . They deserve a good daily spoil!

Thank you Cowboy Captain America 🫡

Great job buddy ... save The farms and cowboys ranchers around The world ... best regards from The Brazil !!!

I am so impressed!! Hes relaxed but still responsive. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

Cowboys.

Great video, I really enjoy all of your videos. Thank you. My two horses are a Sorrel and a Bay, never planned it that way, it was just the two horses that came my way that had the things I was looking for. The Sorrel is a mare quarter horse that I got when she was just one year old, picked her up for $1, I do cow work on her, and endurance riding and trail riding. I had her is the saddle as a two year old, and working cows and doing 40 mile endurance racing by the time she was 4, . Has never gone lame. Best $1 I ever spent. The other a 9 year old gelding Bay OTTB, spent a little more on him, but I also got him cheap as he was not working out for the previous owner. He really just needed some attention, a lot of exercise, and an firm handler, he is a good match for me.

I have one had it for about five years. A friend has had one for about 20 years.

This lifestyle is ❤. I wish l could experience this again

Hi, my horse needs to be shod all year round due to poor hoof quality and abrasive ground. In winter I use snow grips which go between hoof and shoe and prevent a snow buildup plus a small hoof studs.

Just a good animal for a damned good man. He looks for the best in the horse and apparently he found more than he thought he would. I ride but I have never owned a horse but I would look for something like this.

It’s GREAT to see a video like this!!! I have dreams of being a working cowboy doing this!!!! God bless you guys for what you do.🙏🙏🐎🐎🥹

For all of the horse people out there! Who would have ever connected Marcus Aurelius to horse training? Certainly a true application: “Be tough on yourself and understanding of others”

"A trainers first job is to remove the fear". Dewayne Noel, Dry Creek Wranglers School.

Haha the horse market has a different meaning in San Francisco

Gloves, ammo, knife, Chicago screws and leather tie strings.

😉🤗Thank you for sharing this with us 🤗brilliant explanation 🙏👌

If you want a horse to last, maybe give them another year or so before you ride them hard like ranch boys do. They will last longer if their knees can close and spine develope before then.

I'd work for free with them

After I finish college, i already know this is the job that im doing.

Thanks for this NICE HORSE INFORMATION WE APPRECIATE YOUR LOVING TIME EXPLAINING WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST 🦓🐎🐴🙏🙏🙏🙏

The buying babies or breeding babies route is the only way I can afford the breeding I want in horses anymore. I can't afford to drop the 25K - 100K that the horses I have now would cost me in today's market if I were to buy them. A good friend who bred AQHA reigned cow horse competitors for nearly 40 years before he retired told me: "Good horses aren't cheap and cheap horses aren't good". So I either have to pay a hefty price for a colt but still a price that I can afford or I have to breed them myself because right now the days are gone where you could go to an auction and pick up an 8 - 10 year old fully trained AQHA gelding for 6K. Now days that same horse can run you anywhere from 50K - 100K but you can get a colt of that breeding for 6K every day of the week and twice on Sundays.

Good morning, Im the director of the Colombian Livestock Agency. Please reach out to me when ya get a chance. Yes, Colombia South America.

It is called line breeding if you have money and it is called incest if you don’t have money!