How To Feel Safe With A Bucking Colt
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2022
- This colt bucked very hard with me the first time I asked him to trot off. Despite all of the desensitizing I've done and all of the ground work, his wires crossed and I lost all control. I figure this one need a different approach and this video is what I am doing about it. Hope it helps you if you ar win a similar situation.
Gotta love how these guys teach us how to ride a bucking colt that isn't bucking. Obviously not a mean bone in that horses body. A true war soldier.
You missed the point of the video. He did buck very hard a few days before which is why I figured I’d make a video in how I make sure he doesn’t again. And he didn’t so we were successful. Sorry to disappoint though, I too enjoy watching a good bucking haha. But again, my goal was to trigger the brace that leads to the bucking and gain his trust and respect and encourage him to reconsider
@@horsetrainingpro Ya I get it. Maybe next time put the camera on the first ride. Maybe a colt with some Hancock in it next time.
@@markmahnken6409 lots of them Hancock's save it up for the second or third ride haha.
He’s gorgeous, you can see he wants to connect with you but he’s so sensitive and smart!
He’s lucky to be in your program❤️🔥 I can’t wait to see his progress!
What a beauty again🤩 love you way of explaining , its so clear. Thank you again for this video .
I have a colt I’m breaking that is very similar. My colt is very smart and responsive but definitely has something I have been trying to get him to let go. I gave him a year to settle some more and he is better, but still not quite there.
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Thank god the horses do not understand words He would not understand a word you saying you speaking to fast. Great Video But please slow down a bit while you speaking on Camera thank you
So my filly bucked in the lope today. First time getting the lope from her today. Do you have suggestions for tomorrow when we do it again?
Is there a reason you do these exercises all in the same direction?
I’m not sure what you mean. Do you mean on his left side and lead?
@@horsetrainingpro Yes.
Always learn something, but PLEASE loose the sound track.
Might have been interesting for your audience to have loped him out. They usually buck at the initial lope.
True! But he wasn’t quite ready. Next video
That format isn't helpful. Distracting music. Random footage