How To Tie A Buckaroo Knot - 4 Square Knot - Wild Rags Neckerchief Cowboy Bandana - Silk Scarf
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2011
- #thinklikeahorse #ItIsNeverTheHorsesFault Here is link to my site where I discuss this and have links on where to buy wild rags. - www.thinklikeahorse.org/index-...
- In this video I talk about Wild Rags, their uses and how to tie them. I also have more detail on my web site at the link above. I also give three places to order wild rags on line on my site. - Thanks to Tyler for coming out and filming these videos, for 9 videos, 1.5 hours of actual posted video, it took us about 8 hours not counting transfers, downloads and posting.
I also did a video on how to tie a Schmegh on my gun channel, you use some of them for this alos:
• How To Tie a Shemagh -...
Here is link to my site where I have more information:
thinklikeahorse.org/index-2.ht...
Here is a place on eBay that sells them:
stores.ebay.com/Dakota-Bandanas
By far the best way to tie Buckaroo knot is your way.thank you so much.
Finally… A video that makes sense!
What a great idea! I've been looking for a simple, not to thick, neck gaiter to keep my neck warm while riding without wearing a traditional long winter scarf but this is a WAY BETTER idea! I guess I'll put those old silk scarves of my Grandmas to good use!! Thanx Rick!!
Many thanks for this video. We don't wear wild rags much in this part of Texas. It turned off cold today and I found my excuse to wear a wild rag today, but forgot how to tie the durn thing. Your video was the best on youtube to successfully help me. MANY, Many thanks.
I wear my wild rags all time up here north of Dallas, even when hot, I wet it, it protects my neck from sun and cool air blows through the wet sick and keeps me cool.
ONE OF THE most useful VIDEOS I HAVE SEEN . VERY GOOD THANK YOU
Wild Rag, new one on me! Ive heard it called everything but that
You are awesome. I work in retail and of course it's scarf season. My marketing department send written directions on how to do this. Can you imagine how dag blame confused I was!!!! Watching you I was able to do it. Now I can teach my staff how. Thanks!
Awesome explanation for the 4 square knot. So much easier to understand than other explanations I've heard. Thanks!
nice, a Greek lady has mastered the cowboy knot thanks to u! :P
Thanks for this. I work for Lou Taubert's in Casper, WY. We have some great scarves and I'm going to pick up some tomorrow.
Good work on this. Love the enthusiasm.
I learned alot from this vid, Rick. I enjoyed watching it too!
Thanks alot!
Gald to hear, it is a nice knot. :)
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nice, a Greek lady has mastered the cowboy knot thanks to u! :P
Best vid. Thanks amigo
I use to wear 2 of them when it was really cold.
Lol.. Your so cute.. I never knew...now I know what to do with those things...thanks again....
Very good!I wear 2 bandanas when im riding i wear one on my head pirate style under my Charro sombrero and one on my neck.You dont see much people do this nowadays.
Thanks!
That red and black scarf sure is a nice one ;) I'm gonna get myself one of them :P
The more we think we are different than other tribes the more alike we are, this reminds me of the shemagh the middle eastern tribes wear and for the reasons, now our military guys over there are wearing shemagh or wild rags if they were home.
I did a video on my gun channel about Shemegh tying:
How To Tie a Shemagh - Tactical Scarf - Sniper Veil - Cotton Bandana - Wild Rag - Concealment Scarf
Warm in the morning and cool in the afternoon, I always wear two which is more functional than one could ever imagine. Cold weather keeps the draft out , warmer afternoon soak in water while it’s still on you. Lastly , I was out working my ranch last fall early morning in middle of nowhere getting ready for a drive to get my stock closer to the cabin during the fall hunting season as my lower pasture borders BLM land and well it appears that some people that were trying to be hunters from the lowlands of Texas thoughts that anything over 9000 feet in elevation becomes a Elk and I am truly one ugly Elk that was shot twice at almost to the second as these clowns from Texas were shooting at one of my pack llamas which both missed and both shot me instead and well I used one upper I’m and one lower of my leg that was shot both wounds in between and then when I finished up drove my self to my upper pasture finished up chores and filling water troughs then drove myself the two hours to the hospital. I didn’t bleed out and prior to taking the neckerchiefs off and using as a turnakits my boot filled with blood saved my life
nice video ... good tips
lol oh rick that's so pretty
Thought I would watch an old buckaroo knot video.....just checking to see if your laugh has changed
Good to know for the corona virus
Hi from Belgium,
Does it go in Buchanan tartan too?
Silk? Linen or cotton?
it's amazing, i love it, now I will impress my friends from Texas, hehe ;) Peace!!
Lol. Show it who's boss ...love it....
The only thing I might add to the video about the 4 square knot is a safety issue with it. It is not a slip knot. Keep that in mind when you are wearing it while riding. A low hanging branch getting caught on it could ruin your weekend. You know turning your wild rag into a wild noose.
Cowboy 🐎 fashion, love it...wink!
Question of the day --- Where I currently reside ( Philadelphia suburbs ) , there isn't too many cowboy/western type folk in this area . I have always wanted to live that lifestyle but got caught up with work and raising a family here for the past 23 years . (once they are all moved out , I will be re-locating out west . Montana or Colorado hopefully. Now that my kids are pretty much all grown , and I just retired (disability retirement) , I have been spending most of my free time at a local horse farm ( volunteer work - trail guide and ranch work ) . I am pretty much alone over here when it comes to dressing western style . If I am not in my Wranglers and Abilene boots and Stetson , I am in Carhartt jackets and shirts and jeans/pants . I have always wore a bandana . ( just the standard paisley bandana that you can buy anywhere ) . But just recently , I purchased 2 silk jacquards (wild rags) . One is a paisley black and tan , and the other is paisley raspberry and white . They are really nice !! ( not cheap either ) My wife and kids think that they are for women only . I never cared what people say about my wardrobe , but , I don't want to be walking around wearing a ladies scarf . Should I consider a more solid color silk scarf or is the Raspberry/white and Black/tan fine ?? (both are paisley)
cowboyWildrags dotcom check under Plaids
Chamois?
Mario - it's called "buffalo" plaid
I get a problem here at 8:48 where the video freezes but the audio is still going. been refreshing, might just be my stupid internet who knows, I still listened through the video because shit never falls out of your mouth and if it ever happens then I will collect it and name it "Ricks Golden Mouth Manure" and give it a nice pink fluffy frame
I still have a lot of vids to see and listen to as you answer a lot of questions in all of them but between the lines for those that care to pay attention
Was my stupid internet!
working fine now :) went back hoping it was okay and it was ^^
Another use for the bandana is to cover your face. To protect you from dust or to hide your identity.
NOPE
asking for too many plugs. chill homie
but cool content, keep it up