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marceldou
Registrace 18. 07. 2007
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Plowing snow
zhlédnutí 336Před 7 lety
Plowing snow for first time with homemade forecart and blade and my 5 years old gelding Canadian horse Troy.
Across Canada
zhlédnutí 93Před 9 lety
This is our voyager across Canada, from Ontario to British Columbia. We travelled my wife Breanne, my two dogs Mica and Aubin and myself during 6 days. Stopping to visit family and enjoying the beautiful country. We will like to remember our travel like the clouds by the Rocky mountains, sometimes dark, sometimes open heaven.
Liberty with Marcel & Grande
zhlédnutí 284Před 13 lety
Grande is a 10 years old Paint gelding, he is so smart and willing that's easy not fall in love with him.... I hope you enjoy his playfulness and ability to make it easy.
Grayson and Marcel; the clowns
zhlédnutí 108Před 14 lety
It's a pleasure to play with my friend Grayson, this is our second part. He is so exuberant and calm that nothing can scare him, he is the best clown partner I ever had. Down in Florida I had so much fun, you can see it! Don't try at home!
Where are you man?
This is as useful as it is stylish.
A terrible video. Loud music, accent, etc…..Frustrating
Calgary knot
loose the good, bad and ugly them music
Sorry what was that? I couldn’t hear you over your loud ass music.
from 45 secs in The musics too loud ,it drowns the explanation
Good, so now where's your cowboy hat,🤠 cowboy????
Do you think we are STUPID? You put on loud music and the idiot is talking. Thumbs Down to you
I couldn't even concentrate the back ground music was too lit
Didn't think there'd come a day where I needed to know how to tie my face covering....fml, corona hoax
Not bad, not bad. What level of snow this construction could remove?
what a great excuse to do this during covid
hahahaha that’s what i’m saying 😹😹😹😹
Cool. And nice video.
Why is the background music louder than the foreground sound?
Good information but, your music makes it very hard to hear you. Just fyi.
Thank you arthur
You need more fame, really
As soon as I saw the title I knew it wasn't going to be American lol
[presses square button to doubt] I doubt any 19th century cowboy did that. It’s so complicated it’s gotta be some 20th century thing for showing off. That or it’s just some rich cattlebaron thing.
He's the One
Everyone knows you just press LB to equip mask
I see you at a man of colture as well
Thats how kakaahi wear his mask
I do this with vintage Boy Scout full-square neckerchiefs. I love how those neckerchiefs look and feel around my neck!
I wear my bandana like this whenever I play Red Dead Redemption 2.
Who is here from RDR2?
el concepte ballar crec que és humà. m'encantaria veure un cavall ballant o encara millor, ballant amb un humà. quan veig aquestes experiències, imatges... veig un cavall reaccionant a unes determintades presions i un humà ballant i intentant moure a un cavall...
ya, sure dis maak you a real cowboy there Helmut
WHAY??????
Want to wear this as part of my casual wear
that was probably a 27x27 inch square of fabric. definitely not the regular size... I will be making this size for Cowboy Fast Draw computing participants. It will be nice to be able to teach how to tie this knot. thanks!
"compitition participants" .. not computing!
Any cowboy who wore a scarf like that must have been riding sidesaddle. lmao.
preserves the balls though!
@@MultiSkyman1 Bollocks! : )
like a ninja man
What size is that? I have a regular old bandanna and it's too small.
+Esther Sorenson bitch, this was 2009...
+Esther Sorenson I have one small too.
My children had a bandanna day at their school and I didn't know how to tie it for my son.
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Excellent. You're a star.
What material can I use to do this, a regular bandana is too small
Young Justice You need a "cowboy silk rag", or a "wild rag" to tie/wear this properly. But my horses would think I was crazy if I took that long to put on my silk rag; a simple square knot serves just fine. This is pretty, though, for dressing up.
@@jeffskphx You can Google Cowboy Silk Rags or Wild Rags. I usually choose 100% pure silk, 36"x 36". They are not cheap, often $40 - $70 apiece, but they come in an amazing variety of colors and patterns, and if you take good care of them, they last forever, and they keep you warm in winter and cool in summer.
@@jeffskphx If you don't have a local tack & feed store (they usually carry them) there are several online sites that carry them, and Amazon has a lot of them, plus free shipping if you have Prime.
@@jeffskphx 👍🏻
that sure was different from the standard 4 corner knot but hey, the music was awesome while doing it....esooooo
Tejano37 czcams.com/video/dhm9UIOvQV0/video.html
Great video. Thanks!!!
What's the song? I need to know
It`s the theme song from the Movie "The good, the bad and the ugly" by Ennio Morricone
love the instructions... is it considered a scarf or neckerchief, what are the dimensions?
its called a wild rag or neckerchief
Usually called a wild rag or a bandana. Some call them neckerchief but all names are pretty much the same. Just depends on what you call it. Dimensions can range from 30x30 up to 46x46 (inches) I like the 46x46 but they can be a lot of fabrick to deal with and it can feel overwhelming to try and tie if you're not used to it haha
well, good for you. get a bigger bandana and a smaller ego.
my neck is too big + muscular
Fine horses but the Music?
What's the song called?
Is in the description
hehehe. nice ;)
Next time, play louder music! ;)
Music tended to drown you out,...but I finally got it!! Thanks!!
Fantastic - shame that I'll never be able to remember this!
Nothing wrong with being French, though!
Took me like 10x's but I got it cowboy!! YEEHAW! I had to mirror image my moves though, thanks :)
It's called a buckaroo knot if you're having any trouble with this spefic video. Many other people have made videos showing how this spefic knot is done as well.