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Great vid. I finally bought horses at 50 and in the last 3 years of learning them they changed my life. I wish I started earlier, but is what it is.

High quality video and awesome people. Thanks and God bless y’all

I feel like the passenger cars and roads are scams, made to sell the newfound oil.

That coat ur wearing in the vid is good looking were can I get on

Great videography

Very helpful, thanks! Can you do a video on how to handle a horse being buddy sour and barn sour?

I had two pairs of muck boots that had the soles fall apart. Also North Face.

Awesome round pen and I love your idea to go with a 55’ size. I’m hoping to build a round pen like this someday so thank you for the inspiration to do so.🐴🩷✌🏼

Just found this channel, and I'm loving the content. I agree on the age and Clinton Anderson can train a horse lol what a well behaved 2 year old!

Beautiful ride on that brown horse, can't believe he is that new to horse riding. You did an excellente job!

I’ve seen this probably twice but UA-cam recommended it again.. and I’m here watching it again.

The life im supposed to live. Only issue is i live in the UK. What a dream.

The real Yellowstone

i don't know anything about horses but i know potential when i see it

If you give two different hair supplements at the same time do you think it’s throwing money away? I have a few more weeks of horseshoer secret and ordered BioMane. Should I wait to finish one before I get the next. Or doubling it up will be okay

Jube Weston ran cattle on the Hearst estate from 1939-1978 here in northern kalifornia. My dad helped him with his operation until Jube's death in 78.

I'm sure it's proper, but why did you keep his head so much? Just curious

Horsesome thankyou

Yellowstone for real? 😮😮

Great mini vid, do you mind telling me what watch you wear ?

Can I ask what watch you are wearing here ?

I wear a 100x American Hat Co Pure Beaver in Black, hand shaped by the kind folks down at Double R hat house in Elgin, TX. But never thought to keep anything in it, I can think of a few things I MIGHT put in it though. Cool video.

"Eeeasy girl" 🤠

I will never understand the chasing cattle thing. I mean, we have cattle, and never needed a horse for it, never had to chase them like cowboys do. I guess you have to do it, because of the sheer number of cows. And I love the landscape and the cowboy dress.

After 20 plus years of wanting anything Filson, I finally got a tin cloth short lined cruiser a couple months ago. It was expensive and yeah, I know- assembled in Bangladesh- ……..and worth every friggin penny! Daily wear and it gets better every day. Nice patina forming. Perfect weight for my climate with a good flannel underneath. Next to my Nick’s boots, best money I’ve spent on apparel.

I grew up in southern Oregon out in the county on a few acres. To this day I have always felt called to be out working cattle and riding horses. God deals the cards and we play them the best we can. I don't know that full ranching will ever be in my hand but for now I am so happy to milk my two cows and raise their calves with them. I sure love being able to watch videos like this and imagine I'm out there with all these fine men and women, helping out. Nothing quite like a hard days work with folks you love.

Talking shi bout bro while he right there is crazy 😭

**Long Training Related Question!** this is a very detailed story/question because the owner is not a very good help when it comes to retraining his horses. (he don't care what I do with em) To start, I ride this horse on a property that only has a pasture for the horses to do whatever they want; after that, it is long open pasture, trails, and unfinished trails that I tend to explore on a good unattended day. (Unattended as in the owner isn't riding with me and I get bold) I used to take riding lessons for 2 years, even making it to advanced riding my 2nd year I'm not sure what to do as a minor riding my family members horse all alone. I don't think I can train him with only 2 years of riding under my belt since all I was taught to do was to ride complicated horses in an arena and through rugged trails (but I was guided by an instructor what to do with the horses when they tested me). After that I have been left to ride a family members herd of 3 horses (he's too old to ride em alone and they are just living a fat filling life 24/7): 1 going blind horse, 1 super old horse that trips over himself, and 1 stubborn jerk. obviously, I am riding the stubborn horse: his names Chance. These horses are pretty herd bound and as someone who rides these horses mainly solo, (sometimes the owner joins on the going blind horse) I find myself in trouble many times with chance. When leaving the tacking area he will fight me to turn around, especially when I try to get him into a trot--he'll try to turn around like I'm stupid and I have to keep going in circles before he lets me go the way I want (usually at a walk since he only departs the barn at a walk with no fight) I've tried watching horse training videos but when I try to exert the knowledge, I am not confident I am doing it correctly and safely. I tried to do something as simple as teaching him to loosen his head: it did not work. he spun in circles and absolutely did not give either of his head sides. God forbid I ride him inside his pasture with his 2 herd mates, Chance will suddenly get a boost of testosterone and he'll test me more, buck more, and purposefully not cooperate with letting me step up even more than usual. When I am heading home, he can walk fine--but if I want him to trot he goes straight to canter trying to get home because "all of a sudden" he is a go-horse. He has bucked me in the past when I tried to get him to canter, thing is, he is not an easy ride and because I know he bucks when he goes fast, I have developed a habit of holding one hand on the horn. (also because the stirrups are rusted in 2 different lengths and its awkward trot and cantering on him. (not like I can afford my own tack so I don't got a choice) Some days this horse will fight me on going on the simplest trail, other times he has let me take him to regrettably sketchy places where I had to get off him and lead him back home as he would never do it with me on top of him (atleast he trusts me to get him out of such situations now right?) Not to mention getting on this horse sucks on the trail first, I have to find an elevated place because I am not athletic enough to reach up there with jeans of all things on--Then I have to fight the battle of him moving forward or his but not close enough for me to get on confidently as he will walk as soon as he feels pressure on the stirrup Another weird thing, is this horse seems to love being ridden once he gets out! his tail will flair up like he's some fancy breed horse and he will enjoy the scenery! But getting to that chill is such a tedious process. How do I manage this situation?

Their products are still high quality but as they are no longer made here in the US but they are charging the same price or higher than when they were, I will no longer buy their gear. There are other companies who make as high quality of products as Filson but are cheaper in price and not US made either. The US made was what kept me buying Filson and not switching to an equal but cheaper company. When Filson moved their manufacturing overseas and kept their price point I saw no reason to remain loyal to that brand when there are equal or better products out there for cheaper. If you want US made pure wool gear check out King of the Mountain wool hunting clothing. If you want waxed canvas stuff then just buy heavy duty canvas stuff from your favorite cheaper workwear retailer like Carhart or Duluth etc. then buy some otter wax and wax it yourself.

Stuff, just not this stuff but all that outdoor gear is just not over priced, it's way over the average working outdoor persons price range. I see mostly rich city people wearing that stuff....go figure

only a true cowboy is allowed to talk about art - real art is wild and unpredictable and you have to know how to tame it. Lucky you if you are one with a horse.

do you think a twisted snaffle is a good bit for a younger horse that is just starting, I had been told they were more of an aggressive bit, but my horse really like to push the reigns and yes with his head a lot so I was just wondering maybe I should try one.

One of the best wool henleys is from Canadian company Stanfield's. Like Filson they began supplying the miners on their trek to the Yukon. Stanfield's wool henleys are seen on every construction site, deer camp, logging camp in British Columbia. Working cowboy's in Western Canada wear them in the winter

Soy Mexicana ,tambien vivimos en un rancho ,mi familia y yo , no es facil pero es una vida llena de satisfaccion de aprendizaje de valorar cada dia lo que Dios hace la naturaleza ,los hijos aprenden desde pequeños que para obtener hay que trabajar ,saludos desde Tamaulipas 🌴🌵👍😉🦋🌻🐎🦬🦮🦅🐂🐄🐊🐢🪿🐓

My oilskin has served me almost 30 years. Only $150 back then. I'd say I have gotten my money's worth. Looking at getting another actually.

Filson still makes good products. It’s simply overpriced and not USA made. Which stinks. Ship John and Freenote cloth make even better USA made products that absolutely kick ass ! So does Tin Duck denim out of Washington. Check all 3 out !

Vintage USA made Filson stuff is fantastic.

I really wish they went back to reasonable pricing. I don't even bother buying stuff I want because I know there's a sale within a couple weeks. Their legacy/US made stuff is still great. Their imported goods are still pretty darn good quality. But they're charging US-made prices...which I have a problem with.

I had a 15 cow pony that surprised me with his endurance and heart in the mountains. I swear he loved chasing elk and mulies more than me!

Yes,the old gear.

Hey Cowboy… your baby is looking more like an English horse! Have you ever tried to jump him over ditches? I can tell he has so much heart!❤️

Brings back memories of working calves. Always cracked me up how a nut would stick to a pipe like velcro lol

So I have a small spread in central Pennsylvania. Two Geldings. When we moved here 31 years ago I bought a Filson Tin Cloth Packer. It’s still going strong, I wear it hunting and it keeps me dry, breaths fairly well and breaks the wind like nothing else can. Yes it’s heavy, and stiff when you first put it on, but once your body heat warms it up its softens. Working around my farm it holds up like nothing else. An LLBean Red River shirt, Woolrich Buffalo Check wool shirt, Filson Macinaw wool vest and I’m warm in the coldest temps. Love the age on it as well. So this year asked my wife for a Short Lined Cruiser, researched a lot of other brands but ultimately wanted the Tin Cloth. I will say this, Filson Customer Service will kill the brand for sure. Horrible! If it wasn’t for “Loe” the store manager in Seattle, who finally helped me after three weeks, I would have given up. I am convinced this one woman will single handedly save the brand. Still haven received it, should have it this week. Hopefully I will love it as much as the Packer coat.

Great ride. I really enjoyed sitting in my 70 degree home watching you work. Thank you for sharing.

It is just delightful watching you ride. You are as any great trainer is, very practical, very confident, and very quiet. I really like that you ride him freely forward. He has big bold gaits for such a little guy. I am going to enjoy watching you two work while Im drinking coffee. Thank you for sharing.

I am not sure that letting tweakers and crack heads know that a cowboy hat may contain money is a good thing. Other than that, great video!

Do you have to buy a size bigger to accommodate all those things?

I purchased a cruiser jacket and love it. Now I wish I could find a waist lengthen jacket or a non hoodie to wear under it when the temp drops below 10°

Wow I’ve seen it all now, since I’m also in Utah I’d better do a what’s in my hat video. Btw my hats from the D.I.

A quick google search turned up superior alternatives. Imported - Filson Tin Cloth Short Lined Cruiser Jacket $350 or Made in America - Flint and Tinder Wool-Lined Waxed Trucker Jacket $358. For $8 more I am buying USA made over foreign sourced all day.