This was a gripping video. The 5 minutes felt like 1 minute. Thanks for sharing. Your horse seems really fit; it did not seem to get out of breath. How many chases and catches like this can a well-cared-for fit horse do in a day, day after day, without ruining it?
Cow boy horses do this stuff al the time it’s just every horse is different some you can ride all day for a week straight if they solid and not a pasture pet
Lol! I love reading the comments! There’s ones that love the horse and then there’s the ones that love the bull and then the ones that love the creaking saddle…….I’ve got an idea, cut the nuts out from under that POS bull while he’s down, strip that saddle off and throw it in the water tank and send that hard mouthed plug to someone that’ll put a handle on him! 👍
Steve McKinnis That bull just "snuck" it's way to the sale barn! Ain't nobody got time to deal with a wily one. He'd grow up to not be afraid of going right over fences and there would be trouble when the neighbors purebred Black Angus cows starts having grey or white-face calves next spring time.
A few good dogs, some neatsfoot oil, and a better steering wheel are purty handy as well! Just pickin, really enjoyed this. Reminds me of some good old days, wish I was with yall, thanks!
Either the bull is very fast or the horse is slow/untrained or the rider is inexperienced. There are a few points I would like to make: 1) The bull has lots of endurance and it is worth keeping such a bull as it will be handy to do any work in the future (in case oil gets expensive) 2) The rider should not ride in one hand but use both hands when bull is far off while keeping the lasso around his wait or shoulder. Otherwise, it was an entertaining video. Thanks for making it.
You can tell that horse isn't exactly a fan of cows. lol He was pulling away from that cow like "Nope! I'm good dude! I'll run but I ain't going near that guy!" A horse that was a bit less cow spooked would've caught right up to that cow. But its still a cool POV video! :D
@@notafuckinpplperson8233 Nah he needed to be on the left side but once he was there the horse was trying to run into the trees instead of right up on the cows ass like it should have. He was pulling him around for a good reasons. Horse needs more training flat out. Just need to go chasing cows all day with some good snacks.
Pain in the Arse! always one in the bunch that makes for a long day. I have one that keeps jumping fences or running through them. Can't wait to send him to market!
I hope you can translate this. Eres un hombre de huevos compa, porque lazar en un caballo así está bien canijo, es muy desesperante cuando el caballo no ayuda mucho.
Your horse knows more about the dangers of speeding through pastures. You can clearly tell me wants to track but for whatever reason you wouldn't give him his head you had him all cranked to the right. All I could envision was his head meeting his ass and then a broken leg from you pulling on him like that.
Nice video but you need to work more on the reins of your horse or ask your partner horse I guess that's where the mule roping in another video .. you need to practice more on your horse roping...
earlyer they used to burn mark them but the last decades most farmers use earmarks that they clip the ear to show which farm that animal belongs to,,, so if that animal later wander in to another farm,, that farmer can contact the rightful owner they also often give a shot of for example a medicine agaist parasites... on older animals they also check their hooves to see if they need trimming. hehe... factory farming where the animals stay in a feed lot ore barn make somwhat tamer animals but then you need lot of equipment to feed them say foodmixers and tractors.. but with free range animals that find food themself, you need more cowboys, i guess.
