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From the Archives - Bosal Check List
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2020
- This video shows the checklist of things we need a colt to be able to do prior to riding in the bosal. It generally takes between 2 and 3 weeks. For more information, head to our website www.thediscipli... . Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our Channel, and Share with your friends. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for all the bosal videos, I think you are the only ones doing these types of videos .
What a lovely filly. Thank you for sharing your wisdom in another fantastic video Pat!
I could never thank you enough! It's so easy to understand because of the way you explain you are a natural teacher!
I hope you get the time on any of your future videos, to tell us a couple of stories about something incredible that happened to you on your many years of ranching, something like which was your best horse of all times and why, or something about roping on the range, I sure love these kind of stories, thank you again from Benjamín Hill Sonora México.
Tons of working ranch horse information in this video, thanks. Denver, CO.
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍👍
I use your videos to educate or shut down my " know it all" horsetrainer staff in Germany/Berlin/Dressage many thanks
She is really something! I love how much life she has, even at a walk. Darn it, if I were not on the opposite coast I would be bugging you to sell her to me. Thanks for such clear instruction.
Great video! Can we take a moment to mention how gorgeous this mare is. I also love the way she's taking the cues, smooth for a colt.. I've got work to do... lol (southern Alberta, Canada
From one cowboy to another , thank you veru much for yours explanation and horse tips , take care of your self and your family.
I have been going back and forth with the snaffle to the rope hackamore (halter - with reins and a lead rope) anytime it breaks down. My horse has a confidence problem when we are away from the herd so we are playing with that now...He has a good mind though...thanks Jer
Thank you for this priceless information and Taking the time to give us these gems you worked hard to learn and earn.
Such a good video. Just more clarity on working with my horse. Many thanks Pat!
another good one, thank you sir
Great video Pat very good demonstration on the logs what to maim for and how to ask! Alberta
I finally figgered out how to find a nice riding horse
You ,Deb,or KC…..or me 50 years ago…a well rounded horse takes years
Nice clear instruction. Thank you. I will have to watch it again, but that's OK.
That was a good video!
Great video! Thanks for just south Of Boston Massachusetts
I like the idea of these logs Pat.....it makes sense to the horse, Have you ever tried to walk the horse where the horse straddles the log front end and back end and legs on both sides of the log...gonna look at trying that tomorrow with Gus
Excellent!
What kind of ropes do you guys use? I’m looking to get a 60’ rope from King Ropes but I’m not sure what kind.
5/16 nylon soft lay
@@PatnDebPuckett thanks! I appreciate it
Can you explain ' hanging a horse' and the reason for it please Pat?
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We have a pretty big library of videos that answer a lot of questions. All you have to do is put Pat Puckett and the subject in the search bar or you can scroll through the videos listed on our Channel.
What bridle did you use in this video? You were advancing to bosal from what ?
A halter. We ride our colts in a halter for the first 2-3 weeks after they are started.
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What is bar breaking?? I didn't hear it. Is there a video on it? Thanks
Barbreaking is usually a reference to cowboys loading their horses up after a rodeo or other soirée and going to a bar to have a few beers. The horses learn to stand quietly in the trailer during this time.
@@PatnDebPuckett Thanks, so it's literally loading into a trailer? Why did Pat mention it when the horse was in the paddock?
@@dirkkuerschnerpeasantfield8913 no it refers to horses in trailers that stand quiet. Or horses that stand quietly anywhere for that matter.
@@PatnDebPuckett Got it. Do you have a video talking about making a horse stand still? Do you hobble them if they prance? I've seen that pipe thing that Pat ties up to, but haven't seen an explanation for it, and how he goes about tying up a colt? Thanks
@@dirkkuerschnerpeasantfield8913 I don’t know what you mean by prance. We have quite a few videos on our channel. Many of them address all of your questions:
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We rope all of our horses which teaches them to respect the end of the rope:
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