Cowboy Campus University by Keith Stewart
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The Riding Positions For Communicating To Your Horse Through Body Language
This is a video from our Sophomore series inside the Cowboy Campus Club. You can watch the full Sophomore level series when you enroll as a Cowboy Campus Club member. Learn more at CowboyCampus.com
You can learn more from Keith, and access his THREE FREE mini-courses when you join the Cowboy Campus Connection weekly newsletter list. Every Friday we send a letter to our community packed with horsemanship tips, training videos, quotes, western art, Keith’s weekly blog post and more! You can join the Cowboy Campus Connection list for free at CowboyCampus.com & when you do you’ll receive free access to multiple mini-courses.
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How Long Of a Leadrope Should a Beginner Use!?
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You can learn more from Keith, and access his THREE FREE mini-courses when you join the Cowboy Campus Connection weekly newsletter list. Every Friday we send a letter to our community packed with horsemanship tips, training videos, quotes, western art, Keith’s weekly blog post and more! You can join the Cowboy Campus Connection list for free at CowboyCampus.com & when you do you’ll receive free...
Common Questions About The Cowboy Campus Club Group Coaching Program
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Today is the very LAST day to join the CCU Club before we close enrollment for the summer, so we’re answering your most asked questions about the club! In addition to over 200 videos, inside the club you’ll find our Key Ranch College (KRC) training program. In the KRC program you’re going to learn how to totally redevelop and improve your relationship with your horse. The KRC Training Program c...
Take a Tour Around The Cowboy Campus Club | Keith's Horsemanship Coaching Program
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Alright y'all, the club is finally open! We can't wait for you to see what we've created to help you change your and your horse's life! We truly feel confident saying this membership is the best in the west! The CCU Club is jam-packed with educating and entertaining content. Inside you’ll find my signature program, The Key Ranch College Training System that I personally developed from riding an...
What Is Collaborative Horsemanship? | Cowboy Campus University
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The programs inside the club will take your horse from pushy, dull, and unresponsive to respectful, willing and connected! You’ll learn how to connect & collaborate with your horse to become the leader of your herd of two so that you can feel safe and confident while riding. The countdown is on! Only 8 days until we re-open the better-than-ever CCU Club. The investment? Less than the cost of on...
Sloan Smith Hat Shaping Artist Interview | Cowboy Campus University
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This is an interview from the archives! Forgive the camera quality, this was filmed on our first-ever camera. We've come a long way! You can join our Cowboy Campus Connection newsletter at CowboyCampus.com to receive our weekly Friday newsletter packed with poetry, photography, Keith's articles, training content, interviews like this and more! Visit CowboyCampus.com and look under the "ABOUT CC...
I’m Here To Answer Your Questions & Personally Support YOU
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I’m teaching y’all how to show your horse how to yield to pressure and why it matters inside my Cowboy Campus Club Group Coaching Program! The better than ever, revamped and renovated Cowboy Campus Club is launching July 1st. Inside you’ll find my signature program, The Key Ranch College Training System that I personally developed from riding and studying with over a dozen incredible horsemen a...
Part One of Our Interview w/ Legendary Bronc Rider Mel Hyland | Cowboy Campus by Keith Stewart
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At the 2022 Heart Of The Horse event in Brooks Alberta old friends Mel & Keith crossed paths again when they both were invited to judge the colt starting competition. This is part one of that conversation. Stay tuned for part-two of our interview with Mel Hyland. You can join our Cowboy Campus Connection newsletter at CowboyCampus.com and be the first to know when part-two drops, as well as whe...
“My horse refuses to trot and bucks when asked!” | How To Solve This Common Problem
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In this video I’m answering a question from a community member whose horse is wanting to buck when asked to move into a trot. Want to watch the full problem solving mini-clinic? You can inside the Cowboy Campus Club Group Coaching Program! The better than ever, revamped and renovated Cowboy Campus Club is launching July 1st. Inside you’ll find my signature program, The Key Ranch College Trainin...
“My Arabian mare doesn’t want to cross creeks” | How To Solve & Are Arabians Different?
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In this video I’m responding to a viewer whose Arab mare doesn’t want to cross creeks. She wanted to know if I had advice specifically for Arab horses. Want to watch the full Safe & Fun Trail-Riding mini-clinic? You can inside the Cowboy Campus Club Group Coaching Program! The better than ever, revamped and renovated Cowboy Campus Club is launching July 1st. Inside you’ll find my signature prog...
Teaching Pressure & Release To Your Colts
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You can learn more from Keith, and access his THREE FREE mini-courses when you join the Cowboy Campus Connection weekly newsletter list. Every Friday we send a letter to our community packed with horsemanship tips, training videos, quotes, western art, Keith’s weekly blog post and more! You can join the Cowboy Campus Connection list for free at CowboyCampus.com & when you do you’ll receive free...
Get Keith's Horse Training Guidance ALL Month For The Price of ONE Lesson
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The CCU Club Group Coaching Program is Keith's signature program for horsemanship! This program was created for folks like you! Who want to feel empowered & confident riding, training & partnering with their horses. Upon enrolling in the club, you’ll have instant access to our Key Ranch College Training Program of Freshman through Senior grade training clinics, which will help you to address pr...
Keith's Direct & Drive Groundwork Method On a 2YO Colt
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Want to learn more about groundwork, colt-starting and horse training? You can inside Keiths club! The CCU Club Group Coaching Program is Keith's signature program for horsemanship! This program was created for folks like you! Who want to feel empowered & confident riding, training & partnering with their horses. Upon enrolling in the club, you’ll have instant access to our Key Ranch College Tr...
Unboxing a Schaefer Outfitters Western Ranch Wear Package
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We're looking forward to shooting these products with Trent Schlamp in our upcoming campaign for Schaefer Outfitters. Keep an eye on our Instagram account @thecowboycampus for the cool images we come up with. Thanks Schaefer! If you'd like Keith to unbox, try your products or photograph them, please reach out at keith.cowboycampus@gmail.com
Unboxing a Canadian BeeSeal Package | All-Natural Leather Soap & Conditioner
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Unboxing a Canadian BeeSeal Package | All-Natural Leather Soap & Conditioner
Keith's Group Coaching Program The Cowboy Campus Club Open July 1st
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Keith's Group Coaching Program The Cowboy Campus Club Open July 1st
Get Confident In Your Horsemanship With The Key Ranch College Training Program
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Get Confident In Your Horsemanship With The Key Ranch College Training Program
How To Get Your Horse Comfortable In The Wash Rack
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How To Get Your Horse Comfortable In The Wash Rack
How To Lead So Your Horse Will Willingly Follow
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How To Lead So Your Horse Will Willingly Follow
How Using a Mecate Completely Changed Tom's Horsemanship
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How Using a Mecate Completely Changed Tom's Horsemanship
Deryk Pitts (Pitsy) Renowned Saddle Maker Shows Us Around His Saddle Shop
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Deryk Pitts (Pitsy) Renowned Saddle Maker Shows Us Around His Saddle Shop
How To Introduce a Bit To An Older Horse For the First Time
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How To Introduce a Bit To An Older Horse For the First Time
How To Stop Your Horse From Nipping You
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How To Stop Your Horse From Nipping You
How To Address Your Horse Crow Hopping While Crossing Creeks
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How To Address Your Horse Crow Hopping While Crossing Creeks
How Do You Avoid Getting Kicked During Groundwork?
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How Do You Avoid Getting Kicked During Groundwork?
How To Get Your Horse Soft To Your Feet & Hands
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How To Get Your Horse Soft To Your Feet & Hands
How To Direct Your Horse Through a Gate With a Lead Or Mecate
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How To Direct Your Horse Through a Gate With a Lead Or Mecate
This One Thing Is The Most Important Aspect Of a Soft Feel
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This One Thing Is The Most Important Aspect Of a Soft Feel
Softly Bridling Your Horse & How To Use a Bit Softly
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Softly Bridling Your Horse & How To Use a Bit Softly
Answering Your Questions About The Soft Feel
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Answering Your Questions About The Soft Feel

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  • @cheyennegerih5937
    @cheyennegerih5937 Місяць тому

    I have a gel impact pad as well I noticed a huge dry area all around the withers but I did lift it clear up into gullet of my saddle and my horse is a very rounded horse, should I not be lifting it that high into the gullet?

  • @bronwynmines7864
    @bronwynmines7864 Місяць тому

    Thank you ☺️

  • @patriciakleber6020
    @patriciakleber6020 Місяць тому

    Great way to help anyone with a jersey that's been mistreated.

  • @emerwatchorn6971
    @emerwatchorn6971 2 місяці тому

    Thank you but did you show us how your horse to be aware of you from the side? Did i miss something?

  • @finngamesknudson1457
    @finngamesknudson1457 2 місяці тому

    So our horse is getting quite hard to bridle. I suspect I and my wife bonk his teeth taking bridle off - so obviously we are causing the problem. However he tosses his head while I’m taking it off - so I cannot gently control the bit. Any suggestions.

  • @gerrycoleman7290
    @gerrycoleman7290 2 місяці тому

    The best bit choice is no bit at all.

  • @creativeguy1138
    @creativeguy1138 2 місяці тому

    Buckles inside looks better.

  • @olepal1
    @olepal1 3 місяці тому

    Where did you get that shirt?

  • @dbcoopervidmaster
    @dbcoopervidmaster 3 місяці тому

    i always thougut chaps were a farrier thing so their trousers dont get filthy when they clean hooves

  • @TheRingoKid
    @TheRingoKid 4 місяці тому

    Gifted 🙄🙄🙄🙄

  • @wesmccoy7061
    @wesmccoy7061 5 місяців тому

    Where are you from 😁

  • @rhondab9792
    @rhondab9792 5 місяців тому

    Never been a horse, but when I was bicycling the gel seats were the absolute most uncomfortable. The gel squishes away from the pressure points leaving them pounding, and it migrates to other areas creating new pressure points.

  • @wesmccoy7061
    @wesmccoy7061 5 місяців тому

    Are you Canadian 😁

  • @sydniebauch5357
    @sydniebauch5357 5 місяців тому

    Will you share more information about bit sizes and the proper fit for your horse? Please?

  • @bone3594
    @bone3594 5 місяців тому

    It's slanted that's why.

  • @Julesy980
    @Julesy980 6 місяців тому

    Also, this video has a black cat, and it gets pets. 10/10.

  • @samygama5779
    @samygama5779 6 місяців тому

    well it’s yellow.. 😂

  • @TroyReinholdt-fz2ds
    @TroyReinholdt-fz2ds 8 місяців тому

    Fun exercise! The pick me up is a great way to continue a conversation with your mount. Thanks for Video. Riding and Driving Coach for Connections Boarding Stables Salinas CA

  • @Aces77777
    @Aces77777 8 місяців тому

    It's better if Trump comes back in 2024, America needs him more than 2020

  • @joaquinalcaraz3963
    @joaquinalcaraz3963 8 місяців тому

    You can also use the saddle strings as well right? That’s what we do at the ranch

  • @jamese.4188
    @jamese.4188 8 місяців тому

    Now if only we can find something that can start with an N...

  • @afridgetoofar1818
    @afridgetoofar1818 8 місяців тому

    I used to enjoy buying Schaefer products, even though they’re kinda pricy, because they were made in the USA 🇺🇸 UNFORTUNATELY, most of their products are now imported, so don’t buy from them anymore

  • @robertcalzadillas8224
    @robertcalzadillas8224 9 місяців тому

    Fuck California buckle inside charro style

  • @trentschlamp
    @trentschlamp 9 місяців тому

    I'm posting more of these. This was the best morning...

  • @user-yn8ty6yd9j
    @user-yn8ty6yd9j 9 місяців тому

    Great advice... Thank you

  • @trickedouttech321
    @trickedouttech321 10 місяців тому

    If you want more subs and views I would recommend to just showing the training and making a video of your training, You don't need to talk a lot just show the training, and your subs and views will skyrocket.

  • @trickedouttech321
    @trickedouttech321 10 місяців тому

    I hope you are not getting on her back. that horse is way too young to have 100-plus pounds on her back. Sorry, I am a firm believer in not putting a human on the back until at least a young 4 yo. Saddling is fine, But no adult should be on a young horse's back. I did not see you get on her I am just hoping you don't. That just leads to problems down the line spine issues and more. Again, I think all the basics if fine to train at this age but no riding or weight on the back. Not until the horse is more developed they are developing until 6 but at 4-5 is when riding should start in my opinion. Light riding and training at 4 and then full-on training and riding at 5. I think this protects the horse from all types of issues during the horse's career as a riding horse. I see two and three-year-old horses all the time with overweight trainers on the back, it just pisses me off. even if you are not overweight the 15-20% rule is there for a reason but that rule should not even start until the horse is at least 4 and has 75-80% of its growth and bone structure completed. Any early is a problem in my book. Am I alone in this way of thinking, probably? these animals are not dogs, they have a lifetime that will last the riding career of most equestrians no need to rush it at the cost of the horse. Again I am probably alone in this way of thinking but that does not make me wrong, in fact, common sense is hard to come by today, it probably makes me right if most do not agree with me.

  • @mcaleerranching1808
    @mcaleerranching1808 10 місяців тому

    I used to get it from my dad when i was first allowed to wear spurs, and it put the buckles on the inside. He finally just said "You'll learn"! Well, when i took that tree off the inside of my stirrup and bruised my foot quite well. Let's say the buckles never went on the inside again. Then history repeated itself, between me and one of my boys

  • @drwisdom1
    @drwisdom1 10 місяців тому

    I collect vintage Stetson hats because they are much better than modern ones. The one at the end of this video is from after WWII but before the mid 1950s. The embroidered liner design indicates is it nutria, not beaver. Those are stiffer and more water resistant. It is an authentic and rare olden days cowboy hat.

  • @Angelia117
    @Angelia117 10 місяців тому

    "TIP HIS NOSE 👃 TOWARDS YOU 🎉AHA!! FEEL & TIMING . Toucan Sam of Fruit Loops 😊

  • @Angelia117
    @Angelia117 10 місяців тому

    Mouth•PIECES to horses like us humans & shoes??

  • @Angelia117
    @Angelia117 10 місяців тому

    Hi, was it Horseman Tom Dorrance who said something about 90% of the time it is a horse with a human problem??

    • @charlotterockel-kennedy8913
      @charlotterockel-kennedy8913 9 місяців тому

      Sounds right. Sadly most people can't read their horses. They tell us and it can be worked out how to change the situation. Being in tune and knowing your horse is so important. Most people I know are too impatient, don't know enough about horses and always blame the horse for any problems 😢

  • @Workingcowboyslife
    @Workingcowboyslife 11 місяців тому

    What do you do to teach a colt collection?

  • @ArkayaStudios
    @ArkayaStudios 11 місяців тому

    First video I've seen from this channel, looks pretty good

  • @beach153
    @beach153 11 місяців тому

    I like your tent Keith Randi

  • @beach153
    @beach153 11 місяців тому

    This is a great video Keith and all the rest of you Stewart's! I enjoy your videos so much! Randi Stewart

  • @Nathen..
    @Nathen.. 11 місяців тому

    Currently waiting to get the stetson corral or skyline, & a pair of stetson boots soon! Cant wait to het my stetson hat!

  • @frankgonzales2462
    @frankgonzales2462 Рік тому

    THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION IS CHAPS NOT SHAPS !!!! CHAPAREJAS NOT SHAPAREJAS!!!!

  • @frankgonzales2462
    @frankgonzales2462 Рік тому

    Recently discovered your Chanel, great interview's !!👍 Will be subscribing looking forward for your videos! Thanks a bunch from south tx!! God bless!!🙏🙏

    • @thecowboycampus
      @thecowboycampus Рік тому

      Welcome aboard! Thanks for being here. 🤠👍🏻

  • @trentschlamp
    @trentschlamp Рік тому

    Love the real down to life delivery of all of this 💪

  • @tycox2444
    @tycox2444 Рік тому

    Hello Keith what is the main difference between a Rider and a Horseman?

  • @Equestrianista_
    @Equestrianista_ Рік тому

    The horse I currently own is unlike any horse I have ever met, I have never seen a horse so hard to get a bit into his mouth. He is very green despite being 9 years old. He has only had about 20 rides on him, and most of them in a Hackamore because people could not be bothered to spend the time needed to get a bit on him. It's just easier/convenient to use the hackamore with him. But when I have got a bit in his mouth, maybe 4 or 5 rides, he has been AMAZING, he moves better, turned better/softer and listens so much better. His issue is...he will NOT unclamp his front teeth to get his mouth open for the bit. If you put your finger in the corner of his mouth you can get him to open his mouth but then he INSTANTLY lifts his head all the way up high (and he is 15.3hands while I am 4'11"!) or dodges to the left or right, instantly clamping his front teeth back closed. I once struggled for 3 hours working on trying to get the bit in, with no luck. I tried every approach, nothing has worked. I am at a loss.

    • @thecowboycampus
      @thecowboycampus Рік тому

      Hey! I’ll have Keith answer this question the next time we film a round of YT questions, which we do about once a month. But if you want his coaching every step of the way to fix this issue, any any others you encounter, I’d recommend jumping into his CCU Club group coaching program before the gates to enrollment close tonight. That’s gonna be the best way for you to get the support to get this issue resolved. Use code UNIVERSITY to get your first month for only $16 CAD. Sign up at CowboyCampusClub.com/register - Shelby

    • @Equestrianista_
      @Equestrianista_ Рік тому

      @@thecowboycampus Thank you :)

  • @doodle_projects
    @doodle_projects Рік тому

    ¡Increíble! 🎉

  • @monarch4431
    @monarch4431 Рік тому

    I love this lmfao

  • @shellystacey6538
    @shellystacey6538 Рік тому

    I bought a new saddle recently and it dosent have enough hole on the off billet to center my cinch. Could I punch more holes in it to make it fit ?

  • @kolebenfield2748
    @kolebenfield2748 Рік тому

    Thank you! Great tips and advice

  • @Parker465
    @Parker465 Рік тому

    At what point is a colt ready to move on to the bosal?

  • @Ives1776
    @Ives1776 Рік тому

    Sharpen that damned knife. lol

  • @wolfgangknoll-ev6gl
    @wolfgangknoll-ev6gl Рік тому

    Super ranch tack

  • @everestsanchez3549
    @everestsanchez3549 Рік тому

    cowboy hats should be so much more popular these days!