Tips for Making a Safe Rope Horse 

Who else would take the time to offer free personal instruction to a follower in video format? That's one of the many reasons why I enjoy watching the videos that the two of you are making.

You’re a smooth operator Pat! Thanks!

This is wonderful information. I love to hear the intuitive instruction and the gentle demonstration of thoughtful patience.

I wish California wasn't so far away thanks for sharing with us!

Good additional stuff to roping out a horse! Thank you. I’ve outlived my previous horse which we had got off the range, never been touched 2yr old, so she acted like a horse. We managed to get along fine. I was a sheepherder (shh) in cowboy country then. Now we have cattle and I have a mature,but sensitive horse,whose foundation has a lot of holes in it. I’m learning a lot from you and I guess if I’m gonna learn how to rope out a horse, I might as well learn your style of roping too. So, “Here..We ..Go. Thank you”.

Great exercise. Love the story about the old man and the way they did it. It seems to me the old ways are always better. Thank you for sharing.

I am from Quebec Canada, just recently stared watching your videos really enjoy watching them by the way I am a French canadien and a cowboy in my hart since I was a kid thank you and By for now

I love your videos. Great information keep up the great work.

I don’t rope nor do I plan to. I believe that these exercises would be good for all horses to have.

These videos are great. Thanks Deb and Pat.

Thank you so very much! I, and my wife especially, are very very great full for you taking the time to answer my question! Not to get greedy,but anything you could share about doctoring calves and yearlings alone would be greatly appreciated as well. because that’s about the only way I’ve done it and will be doing it for the foreseeable future. Thank you again so very much!

I am enjoying every moment watching you,Pat.... I like hearing your teachings and watching them.....I used to could be a cowgirl... but now I can be able to school my horses again...I thank you all chinaco is a beautiful horse

Cheers many thanks Pat - and Deb

Thanks, I like these two exercises and look forward to experimenting and adapting them to my program.

Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

These drills and techniques help. Been searching for some time to find ways to get the horse to communicate clearly in a soft quiet way. Thanks so much

You are a very wise man Pat! Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge! I feel very fortunate to be able to watch these videos. I am trying to implement your methods whenever I can here where I work in Millarville, Alberta.

Wonderful video! Thank y’all so much for putting these together! I don’t rope, but I think all horses need this. I train by myself with no one close by. My husband is a pilot for Air Evac and I certainly hope he never has to come pick me up from a horse accident. Any and everything I can do to help my horses be more settled and confident will be done. I got your bit in the mail yesterday and am excited to give it a try. None of my horses ride with a bit so I’ll be taking it easy on them and do a slow progression with them just carrying the bit for awhile to get used to it. Thanks again for all the hard work and for sharing your knowledge and your wonderful sense of humor!

Thank you. Great advice. Subbed and keen for more. Cheers from Australia!

Thanks allot I really appreciate your videos is helping me alott as by us there is not really a lot of people that can rope so it's not easy to work things out by ur self,thank you