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Howdy Dave. I sure miss California sometimes. Thank you.

Thanks for keeping real if your ever back in Kentucky Frankfort has all you can eat frog legs😂

no kidding. Glad you enjoyed it.

For sure, they have to have work.

thank you

Same for Bret's videos, but some of those social media "trainers" who rode a month on granny's one eyed 25 year old horse and now they're trainers make it so easy 😂

@@tracyjohnson5023 I kinda like it when people bash my videos, it funny.

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt I especially love it when they bash hobble training or fix a suck back horse videos lol.

@@tracyjohnson5023 I havnt watched very many, I can't understand the new age terminology or understand why they don't just leave one tied to a post for a few days.

Thank you

no kidding

thank you

thank you.

Yeah she was offended by being saddled.

I like this question. The reason no one addresses this is because no one is willing to tell the truth about a horse that turns out bad. If everything was hunky dory and then went sour it was probably rider error but that does not matter. The fact is if you have one that is no good then get rid of it and get another. There are a lot of good horses out there. Thats what I do with broncs.

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt I like the answer except where do you draw the line and when? If I gave up on the few great ones I’ve had when they bucked at first I’d be sorry. Not to antagonize just looking for advise. I have one bloodline in particular that can be a little raunchy. I’ve already started eliminating them but they make darn good ranch horses once they’re a past it. Thank you for your response. Appreciated.

@@ranchhouse349 I see what you mean. If you have a bloodline that you know works out of it in the end then you can cut them a lot of slack ( colt starters may hate it but...) however if I dont have a history with the bloodline I dont play around for very long. For someone that rides and raises horses as a hobby you can take a lot of time but I have to make my living doing this so I dont mess around very much if I know the colt has not been counterfeited by anyone. Otherwise I dont have a set line in the sand, I play it by ear. If a horse has good conformation I can make it ride around, question is how much work am I willing to put into it. I dont care if one bucks around a little the first week or so but if that is the go to answer after a month, lets go to Mexico.

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt thank you sir. I appreciate your feedback. I make my living raising cattle and horses. I enjoy training but have to much going around the ranch to get hurt. I just started following and have enjoyed several of your videos. God bless.

@@ranchhouse349 Thank you. Yes I understand the notion, its pretty easy to decide a colt is a little to humpy when you have 900 other chores.

Iv been there with Martin Black. AllI can eat is about three.

Look up heart bar quarter horses in Witsit TX.

one of the other fillies, they didn't have a lick tub for one night.

​@@HorsemanshipAsAnArtsounds like my luck

@@danemoore2302 yeah those buggers are fast

oh yeah a carrot, why didn't I think of that?

She got good and mad but she got over that. They need to learn about there own temper.

You bet. I thought Dave Chappelle was a black comedian. Am I missing something?