Cliff Schadt Gives A Mounting Block Lesson
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Very cool to see Cliff never got pulled off balance in that conversation
I’ve had some practice
He is pretty handy
One step at a time. Most people can't release - when the horse needs them to the most. Thanks.
thank you
Cluck cluck cluck cluck! Drives me nuts. Drives the horse nuts!
who is this Reata Branhaman? The best in the world cluck.
She has her doubts! 😅
Good stuff as always guys. Hey Brett I’m sure you have a huge back log of video ideas but I’d love to hear your thoughts on lot size/space needs for backyard horse owners. Land is hard to come by 😂 Also any updates on the new book? Been looking forward to it.
I will do that. In the editing phase of the book.
Who cares if you use a mounting block, it’s just another thing the horse knows. Great video, thanks.
It was hard for me to come to this conclusion but I agree with you.
“One matters more”
it’s this folks
Hey bud you have a heck of way with a horse
How are you doing old friend
We call it a "dude launcher"!
Exactly. I've seen several of them launched. Non athletic. Better be on Buttercup or else. And how are they going to get back on away from the step if thrown or dismounted?
@@markmahnken6409 a rock, tree stump or a ditch!
@@tinoyb9294 And if in a flat open plain?
@@markmahnken6409 leg up or step up on a knee if they're not too heavy.
@@tinoyb9294 Usually are.
I figure most people don't need to be in the saddle if you need one of those. There are exceptions I know. Good work guys as always.
How old are you? I suspect not very. Have you got kids? Probably not. Are your horses prepared for anything? No.
@@anthonynelson8998 I'm 67. Two kids 41 and 39. I train damn good horses and good riders. I rode a bad ass bronc last week. I have kids that have probably been riding longer than you. Anything else keyboard trainer?
It makes it easier on the horse 😉 if I have something to stand on I use it, if not that's to bad. 😉
I teached my cold siding up very early, so he loved to position himself at the mounting block month before I ever thought about mounting. And we did the starting and first rides bareback. No problem, but I may cheated a little by teaching I'm to drive while I waited for him to grow 😉
I guess I shouldn’t be in the saddle then as I use one every day to get on 17+ hand colts, even though I can step up on them it’s a damn good skill for them to know as most people will use one for the English horses, also an English saddle slips way easier than a stock saddle
Good video! Is it hard for them to see the mounting block with their eyesight/depth perception?
Rider or the horse?
@markmahnken6409 The horse
Somewhat. They can see it and the can get the depth but they need a little practice. Horses have to switch from monocular to binocular and back and adjust the depth every time they do. Untrained horses dont do this very well and it takes a lot of ground work hours to get good at it.