@@Nuh_uh37 yes ma'am I was not trying to be rude about it. Now that I'm looking at my comment again it does come off pretty rude but I assure I was not meaning to be rude. I come from a ranch back ground and we call it gear. But if someone was from a eastern style riding the probly call it tack
jEllY_fAM 6632 that is not a chestnut because a chestnut would be more red. It is most likely a buckskin or dun depending on if it has a dorsal stripe (stripe that connects the mane and tail that runs down the middle of the horse’s back/hindquarters).
Juan Martinez I mean that he caught it that’s how I got my first horse she was half wild then she had a foal but then she died....💔😭 she was rlly beautiful full white pink snout black diamond eyes and I named her “Lucero” we were in Nicaragua at the time....
For y'all who say he's choking the bull, he isnt. It's the same with a dog in training. Want the dog to heel, you pull the leash just to the crease where the head meets the neck. It doesn't harm them at all. This is not abuse. It's work. Notice where the rope is before you bash this cowboy for doing what he's done ALL HIS LIFE...you people have NO RIGHT to tell him how to do his job. He knows what he's doing. He ain't dumb. Back off. Yes it's probably a two horse job but he may not have a second horse on stand by right now. They could have been getting shoed or had colic. You weren't there
He's saying choke down. He's saying he's choking. People do this with bulls to make them a bit weaker. I would've waited and gotten him in a pen with food to get him in a trailer. But he didn't have his buddies
That would be awesome idea a modern version of red dead redemption a rancher trying to be a rodeo star sorta like GTA farming simulator and red dead redemption all developed into one game
You see how them boys are dressed? See how it took the man to get his grandsons outta the house to help him? The boys supposed to have that bull ready to load by 4am. Nothing else, no excuses, but ☝🏼😉 l see there try, but ldk..... depending on the scenario. l was gonna make a joke about the ex press sons.
All you guys whinning saying that this is abuse, I dare you guys to get out on a horse and go separate a bull from a herd of cattle heck lets make it easier go sperate a cow from a herd see how well them cattle cooperate with yall and how easy it is to do that. You guys are complaining about something you have absolutely no knowledge about grow up and get educated about stuff before you go off on someone
He is right though. Never had much of horsevideos, even though i work with horses on a daily. But after listening to old town road, this thing popped right up. Nice video
It seems you need real help. Good job for training and taking time to explain. Possibly show the take down or loading of the bull as well and teach a few tips to cover the basics. #(ck) common knowledge
Some Bulls just have attitude....some are sweet as pie. The deal is some breeders hire bulls to in-pregnant their herd. When its time to trailer (return) the boy back home, he just don't wanna go.
boy we could use a worker like you to help with cattle, we only got idiots working on my grandpa's farm right now, we have workers but they only want to get paid and not work
The cowboy is smarter and very experienced so there is less risk than a less experienced person trying to do something that they saw done on RU-vid. Doing a "Hold my beer (and watch me)" versus handling multiple animals that are around a ton in weight each, are 2 totally different things. Even roping something that is only a couple hundred pounds can end badly. I'm not going to mention my cousin who is missing a thumb from accidentally dallying(sp?) it in his rope because that makes him sound dumb, inexperienced, or both. But different circumstances changed the tempo and seriousness to the point where even a good cowboy can make mistakes. Mixing large, strong, and unpredictable animals with inexperience can take a life pretty quickly but being confident with your abilities, your horse, and your kid or neighbors reduces that risk to one where you can be home in time for supper every night. Also, you may have seen the boys from the Jackass movies and TV shows messing around with large animals but you didn't see the professionals staying behind the cameras and telling the guys what they were safe doing or not so DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME or anywhere else until you are experienced enough to do so!
Also, if you can get a rope on his leg, runs round him a few times in circles and you can pull the rope to pull him down but ok fairly sure you already knew that partner
I love the way he sits on the safety of the horse and tells the other guys to put the rope on the bulls head while telling them the bull is not happy and could get them - Those guys were brave to do what they did because they obviously never did it before - I guess he and the horse were holding the rope taught, but it looks like the bull could have run at anyone at anytime
great job my fellow Cowboy :D Hooked N Gone i know we have Pick Up Trucks Mini Trucks 4 Wheelers and Rangers their good to use and have but Horses and Mules are good to have and good to use with Livestock
Lol this is pretty cool, I only ever did this shit a couple time but we were cutting the bulls out in the field and I was heeling them on a 4 year old horse. Didn’t get bucked off so it was a pretty good day
Funniest shit I have seen in a long time! Let’s point some things out: You don’t bust the whole herd to catch one head. When you go to one rope, don’t start swinging a 1/4 mile before your ready! Let you horse have his head, and learn to ride an it would not of taken so long to get there. Bulls are always a two person job, will end up crippling a good horse pushing him to hard. The roping glove was a good laugh too. It only takes one miss step an your whole life changes, common sense goes a long way!
All this video proves is that you don’t have to be a good cowboy to be able to rope. Ever thought about trying to sort the bull off instead of running right through the middle of that mans cow herd?! Sometimes I enjoy watching videos of how other cowboys do certain jobs that we do on a daily basis. But when I see one like this I’m a little disappointed. You ain’t no cowboy, and worst of all you won’t shut up long enough for someone to tell you your not!
Hey, I am just here saying this video was helpful. Even though there was no talking, it still was super helpful. I'm 12 years old. I barrel race, jump and now I am starting roping.mi caught my first cow at my place. I just entered myself at the Rodeo Huston rodeo for barrels and roping look out for my mom there her name is fallon taylor her ex is my dad and she is my mom. I took my dad's name! ! Thanks for the tips! Bye!
