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Hey bob hansler there is a youtuber his channel is name is mullet man he is in Texas like where you are ya'll will make a good video together

Horse Back Bob. 😉 Really reminds me of your earlier videos.

Bob Hansler it's an okay video. It is easy to see ya don't live in a saddle ridding fence for a living.

@@2326TX Are you new to his channel? His nickname is Horse Back Bob... Sure he had not been on a horse for most of his newer videos but that's where he started. Side note, it'd be kind of cool if you posted some videos showing us the difference and what you do for a living.

Great video definitely interested in watching more content like this

Have several lined up, just not back in south Texas yet to knock them out. See what I can do before thanksgiving.

Brilliant. Hadn’t thought of that.

@@BobHansler All yours brother. You been through some stuff, you would have thought of it eventually.

Grand fireplace in a building called Buffalo Hall.

2006

Urophilia.

Depends upon where you are. They don’t take any care on our ranch. More videos Horseback to come.

@@BobHansler cool thanks . Guess I'll look for one lol what's a good breed if you dont mind answering.

We’ll put a piece of trail at the end of each of these instructional vids. We’ll keep them coming.

@@BobHansler thanks mr hansler. Like ive said your videos saved my life and i watch them daily over and over. I can never repay you for what u have done for me. You are a good man and cant wait to see you over 1mil subscribers. See you next video.

There's a couple other videos on his channel where he's not wearing his sunglasses.

Should be.

Seems to let the air in too much and holds onto trail dirt pretty hard. Still useful, just not as high on the list.

@@BobHansler trick is to use it one sheet for hot weather but then fold it in half and it traps air and keeps a bit warmer for cold weather like an afghan

Texas is a big place, most of which is a culinary and artistic wasteland. There are some unique places that exemplify the better qualities of the south, but it is easy to get into the weeds so to speak.

Add your saddlebags, duster, and rifle scabbard. Going to run out of saddle strings. I’ll show more tricks soon.

Bob Hansler any and all tricks are welcome! That’s why l like this set up to free up what I’ve already got on my rig! My dad has always been a huge on having 3’ leather straps for this reason exactly! He’s an old cowboy and never had an extra pack horse so you when you can add on extra shit when you need it is always a plus. We’ve been cutting trails for as long as so can remember.

Never thought of that.

Yes you did. Getting the program up and going.

And the one held in the intro.

Trying to figure it out. Not sure why it has been happening.

We do too.

We do too.

Would love to hear how we may help. Hopefully building up programs such as this can help the organization as a whole. Keep fighting the good fight, glad you are out doing your part. YIS

I’d be interested in becoming an IOLS instructor. Geared for it.

I think it's currently a situation where there wasn't a lot of succession planning at the district level and everyone who was doing it is now burnt out. About 8 years ago our council did a re-draw of our districts and ours was split in two (and apparently that happened this year too but we were unaffected). A lot of the people that were excited about facilitating the programs like IOLS ended up in the other district. The issue is largely that IOLS is necessary to be considered "Trained" as a Scoutmaster or Assistant Scoutmaster; it's not an elective. For those leaders that want the training, I'm faced with the unfortunate situation of having to send them over to other geographical districts to complete it. It would be great for you to get involved with the Council out there for IOLS. That's a fairly 101 course and you probably already know most of the syllabus like the back of your hand from what I've seen. Since you are already involved with BTSR, I would just mention to the Council Training Chairman in Buffalo Trail that you are interested in helping facilitate in the Big Bend District. They'll probably put you in touch with either the District Executive (that spot appears to be vacant) or their District Committee. I've never seen them turn away the help. Unfortunately, BTSR Ft. Davis is about a 7.5 hour drive from us, although it's on my list of extended stay campouts.