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Hey folks, just wanted to recommend Chuck's Woodbarn LLC for their collapsible wooden saddle rack! I recently put one together for my tack room and it's been a total game-changer. Sturdy, easy to assemble, and saves so much space when not in use. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking to upgrade your stable organization!

It's totally unnecessary to remove the Blevins buckle from the stirrup leather and turn it around and reattach it. The "quick fix" as you call it works fine -- permanently. In fact, when you do the "quick fix", you can still wrap the end of the stirrup leather around the top of the stirrup just like before. The way you're talking about doing it, the end of the stirrup leather is stuck on the outside, next to the horse. Which isn't a huge deal I guess, but it looks better folded inside the loop.

Great idea! Thanks for sharing.

Love these pearls of wisdom!

Genius!!!

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Does this concentrate the pressure on the outside of the stirrup leather? It looks like it may.

Awesome but why don’t they do this as the saddle is being made? For the kind of money you pay seems to me it should be done right in the first place!

I found a wire rope or cable thimble is the best for that especially when using braid. The braid goes round the outside so has good electrical conduct and a nice wide & conductive opening for the hook.

Thanks so much for showing how to fix my stirrups. This made my saddle feel so much better!!

Now i know how my custom bit that you made for Acorn was made!! So cool.

Nice knife and sheath. Now you better be nice to her !

Wtf are snaffle bits??!!??!

I had no clue what a snaffle was, but now i know. nice work

Good knot to know . I usually just do 2 half hitches. No quick release though. As a kid l was taught tje quick release slip knot . Nothing quick about it if pulled tight. 😢

Pretty good idea.

Nice tip, thanks

Togetherness

Awesome glasses 👓 😊

One time l was riding my horse up a steep creek bank he flounderd , fell on his left side down hill .could get him up , so l unbuckled the back cinch and cut the off billet at the cinch ring , got the saddle off and he was able to get up . Luckily l had one hole left in the billet to rerig my saddle and get home. Moral of the story... always carry a sharp knife!

Thanks from Lander Wyoming

Кобыле жеребёнок нужен

That pony is rank but not rank as you. There's a dirty side to training sometimes, and if it's got to happen, thanks for videoing the entertainment. Just ingore all these keyboard horse trainers. They can just stfu or keep scrolling. You're doing a fine job.

Nice hack . Where can you find the rings? Also, nice looking saddle. Handmade?

Excuse me, what’s the brand and model of your waxed vest please ? Thanks

Thank you for sharing and the reminder to pray for wisdom.

Great idea! Aren't cordless drills great !

I've tied many many years with rope halters on cross ties and NEVER had a problem. As Mark is saying, you must first know if your horse ties well. It depends on the horse and the owner.

Don’t worry partner. I get these same kind of comments. I guess neither of us understand horses, or today’s internet culture.

If you understood horses, you would not use cross ties.

Pony looks around… well that didn’t work!! 😂😅😂

Lead and feed. Where the horse leads it's person around so it can eat. On the other hand, your stuck along the highway, it hot and you don't have any hay with you then you have to make the best of a bad situation.

Love this!

So agree. And we need more young men involved with horsemanship, too. The men are disappearing in that world across the US and we need the solid character in our next generation of young men that comes from being good stewards of horses and land.

Unfortunately its our leadership in this country that is behind a lot of this and it's really been going on for decades and made worse by technology. We are all having wedges driven in between us all by race, then sexual orientation and now gender, plus the age old class warfare. Its an easier path to blame others for our own shortcomings which is what the ruling class uses against us as well as fear. Sometimes using ones mind to think things through is much harder work than digging a ditch with a pick and shovel.

I love the shape of that horses head. Majestic and stout.

No desperdicie esa delicia de leche materna ya cualquiera quisiera probarlo 🤤🤤🤤😋😋😋

true. one of my clients always turned out at the gate..her beautiful face was caved in one sunny sunday morning..listen to this vid. k

Do you think the breed makes a difference ? I have an OTTB and he has some behaviors which seem typical of TBs. So I kind of work with it. Like when out with a buddy in the field, he has to come in first or it turns into a rodeo. It’s something that I chalk up to his breeding

That's somethin you'd think only a lil kid would do ...but nope...its growed ups. Sad. My mule paws , he would put it on his foot on purpose and then get all dramatic and bugeyed for the effect.

seems very normal & natural when you do it this way. You would not know from this that there is a worse, less desirable way to have a horse react when you take off the bridle!

I can't resist stopping to watch when they go a little bonkers when turned out, but I always behave as if it's nothing special. Just stopping to have a little look if they do behave funny :')

Excellent.

Great advice! I prefer turning out this way too. Too many “oops” moments where they were quite free of the lead rope … and a friend who got kicked and shattered his hand.

That’s beautiful

Excellent point. Same with those tied a trailer and laying on the ground. My 3 children were taught better but it seems few were.

Excellent advice.

These are the little things you may regret for the rest of your life,it falls under ,thehorsepersons comment,o that wouldn’t happen, or my personal favorite,o my horse would never do that,you wanna bet,hospitals are full of them singing that song

You sir look very stylish 🎉😃

😂 😂 ya look like an extra frm the blue oyster bar in police academy