Low Country Cowboys - New Foals, New Hands, New Year
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- čas přidán 13. 02. 2020
- The latest episode of has Richard and his new crew Dawson, Emma, and Sam tending to new foals and starting colts.
Low Country Cowboys is your internet destination for ranch life, cowboys, cowgirls, great ranch horses, and just life outside. We are an American family living out our dream of living with horses, cows, and each other! Its not always easy or romantic, but we wouldn't trade it for anything. From starting colts, to training cutting, rope, ranch and rodeo horses, working cows, cooking, playing with the dogs, and raising wild deer!! This is a special life!! - Zábava
Missed their state, country from everyone! lol
Man if i was 40 yrs younger! I’d be giving you a call. Love learning
What is that flavor? I've tasted it before....?
Yeah, it's called "mud"! 😅
Good bridling lesson, I'll use that trick of spreading out the crown; thanks!
Once again, enjoy watching you work with horses. It's great to watch trainers like yourself who work with horses , that requires them to do a job. Your wealth of experience is extremely appreciated.
Such a joy to watch your patience with the young horses. I love that they will never know careless, impatient handling. Was so excited to see your new video! Keep them coming. : )
Love your videos. Always nice to watch you work these horses and your patience. God Bless from the panhandle of Texas
Oh I was waiting for a new video!
Love your work
Greetings from Germany
Cool! Thanks for watching!
@@LowCountryCowboys how many horses do you own?
Good video thanks
I was so happy to see you posted again! Really enjoyed the video!
good to see ya`ll back Richard. And howdy from N.E. GA
Hey, Butter Bean!
Really inspiring video!! Love how you get along with your new crew! Howdy from Texas 🤠
Great video Mr. Richard. I have missed seeing your videos posted to this channel. I hope to see you in Martin Tennessee.
Thanks, John. Good to hear from you. I have to miss the roping, but we'll see you at the next one!
@@LowCountryCowboys that will work.
Awesome channel.
Been subscribed to this channel for awhile, and knew y’all were in SC but just now realized this is the ranch I ride through leaving SRS! Always love riding through there and looking at the broodmare pasture for babies.
You have to foal early to avoid the heat and we don't foal till May to avoid the cold. I've tried foaling in April and I always get a later blizzard so we stick with May.
How many horses do you own?
I only have a dozen and are only expecting 1 foal this year but plan on breeding 3 this summer.
@@AndersonCattleCo Can you do a meet the horses please and put in the video how tall each on is and how tall the foal is excepted to reach and how old each of them are please?
Nice❤️
As soon as I heard degree in natural horsemanship I almost knew how it was going to play out
Happy to see a new video from you guys. Greetings from Australia, I don’t know how you ride in those saddles 😂
So so true on the bridling part! I had to take the time to undue a problem with bridling on a horse I bought; because obviously somebody did a horrible job with him! I also really like your subtle sense of humor! Like your videos. Think I'll hit the subscribe button!
Your videos are great wished you made more
Hello from eastern Oklahoma. Your. video just popped up so this is my first time to watch. I will subscribe. I enjoyed it. I enjoy videos of horses and cattle.
Nice to see someone from Minnesota our summers are much different then yours! Hopefully he enjoys it lol
Richard, good video, I've got a mare who ya have to go a little slower on bit'n her up, you did a great job of explaining that to the young man. Look forward to seeing more videos.
Hey Hurdle Mills NC! Never thought I would hear that on here.
I'm just outside of Tucson. That girl sure is gonna hate the humidity😂
For some reason my horse loves her bridle
Hello my name is Curt martindale. I work for the Douglas Lake Cattle company up in bc Canada. Just subscribed. Love watching your videos. Have a good one.
Hi Curt. Hope the winter isn’t treating you too bad! Thanks for watching! Richard
3 for 3... got them all wrong at least.
@LowCountryCowboys good afternoon sir I’ve been watching your videos I like your content, and I would like to work at your ranch as well when a position opens.
I live right near Moose Lake!!! Don't recognize the face though!
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Id love to work out their with y'all
You’re killing me here....
So glad you have made new videos. We love the ranch and all the training. Check out My self reliance on you tube Richard, you and Mr James could be twins
Ok sir, I was expecting to see these guys know a bit more to have the privilege of working with a horse that has such a nice turn on her hind legs. What blood line does that mare Emma is working with has please?
I LOVE your videos. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks for watching! She is by a son of smart little lena out of a daughter of high brow cat. Cute little filly isn’t she?
@@LowCountryCowboys she defines the concept "it's in her bloodline..."
I worked with a lot of Mustangs I used to get out of Canyon city in Colorado where we lived. If I picked the one with a good mind the end result was always amazing. A horse with nice bloodline and fine training could go far.
Hello from Ohio. Where state are you located? Love your videos.
South Carolina. Thanks for watching!
Hi, can you all let me know how I can come down and work for you all?
PATIENCE PAYS DIVIDENDS IN SPADES!!
Where is your ranch?
HI
Hello sir.
richard you are a great trainer but you look like you are wearing your hat backwards.....where is the old style...? seems the bend straight up on both sides is the style now ....it's ugly.....where's your old hats.....i bet they are cool....
I'd like to comment on the bridle.. you shouldn't put a bridal on the way you do.. with all. If like you have the horse in your balance area you on the shoulder so they can't back away from you putting it straight in the mouth.. working from the side is safer for you not to be struck. Try it with that motion and bet you move forward in a more quiet manner of respect for you and the horse. If you want I'd like to come join you and learning from each other would make lots of fun and I enjoy the Ballance of the mind body and soul of horses and good horsemanship.
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