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@@brendawittenburg7502 thanks Brenda. Thanks for the support. Those words really mean a lot. Training this horse is a lot of work and takes major dedication. But everything I do, I do for the betterment of my horse.

@@awittenburg1977 worst corn country there is.

@@henningdroeger5804 you’re welcome anytime

@@ThomasHerbst-c2f did you notice Rico rolling in the stream? It gave me some terrible flashbacks. 🤣🤣 Pearl Snap started pawing at the water so I was sure to correct that immediately!!

@@awittenburg1977 well said amigo. Some of these fools crack me up. My track record with these horses speaks for itself.

@@trex3003 well. It sounds like you’ve never been outside of an arena. Ya see, some people actually cowboy for a living. When you’re out in big country gathering cows your horse needs to be able to ummm…. Jump. Now, most of us real cowboys ain’t got the time to put our stretchy pants on and swap out to a fancy jumping saddle. Instead, well, our horse just jumps because that’s his job. Really appreciate the input though. You’re comment will be in my next video in a few days where you’ll be exposed for being ignorant

@trex3003 You probably Don’t Eat Meat, drive an EV, and think that Cowboying is Cruel… It’s Not any meaner than you putting on your Stretchy Pants, and taking that horse to a show and making him jump, and run in circles and then load him up haul him home and work the crap out of him when you didn’t win, and try pushing him harder to help you win next show!… You obviously haven’t watched All of Eric’s videos…. If you have, then you’re Hopeless and just don’t get it… Hope you have a Wonderful Day

@@thomasosburn833 thank you sir. People that complain about hobbling usually don’t understand how to properly hobble train a horse. They’ve also never experienced the importance of hobbling from a safety standpoint. I’ve cowboyed for years and every single horse of mine, including Pearl Snap, are hobble trained.

@@daniellewelch2430 that’s what I like about him!! 🤣🤣

@@dablaugntximntxub2318 are you calling me fat?!? Hahahaha. Pearl Snap is more than capable of handling me. He’s growing like a weed.

@@TheWildHorseman no sir!!! you’re a good built man little too big for pearl snap… but pearl snap is a beautiful palomino… i used to ride and own a paint 14 hand kept at my gf’s house, but we went our separate ways, so i gave her my horse, due to schooling..

@@thomasosburn833 both are quite fast!!

@@thomasosburn833 thanks for the input. We’re having a lot of fun. If trained properly you can have great control with the bosal. Pearl Snap actually handles better in the bosal. A lot of times I’ll let my horses tell me what head gear they prefer. Follow along my friend.

@@lynnstillman1002 I don’t know much but I do have a few tools in my toolbox that really help these horses.

@@jjwhite857 Mike is a good dude and I’m glad he’s in my corner. I’ve started a bunch of horses but I still always appreciate having his input. I want my first ride to be a great experience for the horse.

@@aaronpflueger804 like the time you were bronc riding in your sneakers.

@@BraydenHoladay heck yeah!! We gotta get him on that channel!!

@@TheWildHorsemanalso I’m the Brantley’s step brother I just wasn’t then when you made the fence because I had baseball😂

We’re all entitled to our opinion. Follow along. I’d love to get your feedback on future videos.

@@TheWildHorseman it’s not n opinion.

Well keep watching and follow the Meeker Mustang Makeover on Facebook. You’ll get to watch me be a failure all summer. It should bring you great joy. 😉

The arrogance in the horse world is unbelievable. Half the keyboard warriors can’t get their saddle horse to do most of the things my Mustangs can do just a few months out of holding.

No ma’am. He’s just a wild horse. They all handle situations differently. We just work to help gain their trust.

Great strategy. Bucking can become a habit. They actually start to think that is what is expected of them. So I make bucking uncomfortable as we move through the training process

Well I’d recommend you watch the videos from the start. Keep watching the videos. You’ll see that I get a lot done with these horses. I always treat my horses with respect. I can’t always control how they choose to react to the pressure that is applied. My training is to get my horse to grow mentally and not to please the snowflakes that can’t handle the reality of training wild horses.

i mean he did actually fallow you in initially

Well I didn’t show all the prep work I did on the video because people find that boring. Trust me, there was a lot of prep work. I can’t always control how he’s gonna react. No offense, but if starting a horse takes you years then you need more tools in your toolbox. Feel free to follow along. I’ll show that starting a horse can happen quickly with proper preparation. Pearl Snap is doing fantastic now that he learned that bucking isn’t the answer. Thanks for watching. I hope to hear from you again! I appreciate all feedback.

If you think I’m using, pain, fear and intimidation to control him then you might wanna start watching the series of videos from the beginning. You’ll see that’s not my style at all. Please continue to follow along though. This little guy is going to accomplish a lot this summer.

You got trolls bro!!!! We all know you’re a pro and some folks just don’t know!!!! 🤦🏿 👍🏼

I’ll check him out. Keep following along we’re a few weeks behind with n videos. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised how far Pearl Snap has come.

Stay humble 😅

😂 thanks goodness you’re telling this guy where to learn to do what he does……yeah 😅

Nope! The badlands of South Dakota and northwest Nebraska

@@TheWildHorseman good looking country

Sure appreciate the support. I’m not perfect but I’m always trying to get better

Exactly! I spent days rubbing his cinch area with the back of my hand just trying to get him used to it. I got comfortable with the cinches obviously but the entire saddle deal aggravated him. I think you’ll like the changes in his demeanor in the next video.

My wife is the greatest gift I could ever receive

These cinches are just a step towards getting the saddle on. The saddle can be pretty overwhelming because you not only have the pressure of the cinch but also the stirrups hitting his sides once he moves. So we cinch him up gently and allow him to learn to handle that pressure before we ask for the saddle.

Ymthus @TheWildHorseman you have a saddle like English you can take the stirrups off

@@rhondaskiles5740 I’ve also used a bareback pad in the past.

Keep up buttercup 😂

@@Dood-m8t way in front

The vast majority of Mustangs have to be taught to eat grain. It’s foreign to them. It doesn’t smell like anything they’ve ever eaten so they have to be taught that it’s good to eat. Pearl Snap loves his grain now.

No problem. We’re all entitled to our own opinion. Keep watching though. You’ll see the method to my madness. We’ve got some big stuff in the works!!

@@TheWildHorseman You likely have a time line you have to meet and I have no doubt you'll be successful but I just want to take more time with mine since once I have them it won't be for competition, just pleasure riding.

There is no single training method, the one presented here achieves the same goal. There is no harm done to this horse. His nature is wild and it is normal for him to kick and defend himself.

That’s no joke!!

Thanks bud

I am in Colorado, USA. Pearl Snap was gathered of the range last fall. He was wild when I got him a few weeks ago