I am not a KZread commenting kind of guy, but I just have to say how much I love your videos and how happy they make me. So cool to have something cool and positive to be able to watch to distract from the crazy, strange world we live in. Thank you! Keep it up!

Great job Abigail and Sam. Really nice to see young people working horses.

I really enjoy your " quiet" way of teaching! When you stay calm, your student, and horse can really learn!

@LowCountryCowboys

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris Rutter, I was scrolling through this channel and came across your comment and just wanted to thank you for watching. We hope to have some new videos out very soon, but in the meantime I thought you might like our sister channel, B1 horsemanship and our subscription website www.b1horsemanship.com. That's where we show the actual day to day life with these horses in an instructional type format. I hope you find some value in our content! thanks again. Richard

These are simply the best videos on the internet. Great horses too👍👍👍

You are the best 😃😄

you might think about getting safer by removing the mare out of the pen while working on the colt.

That first colt has the most beautiful baby doll head 😍😍

Really nice colt!

Awesome. Very informative. Best videos going on KZread. Love you channel

I love these episodes, they're my favorite on KZread!

Whooodoggie that colt is athletic 😂😂

Amazing content!! Tiny is looking great and seeing your family still being able to interact with her is the sweetest.. boy, I would I'd love to be going through this isolation there in the lowcountry on your ranch.. the city life sure ain't no fun right now 😂😭👍 love, prayers, and blessings from my family to yours ♥️🙏👍🐴

We have a daughter of Playgun. She is our best mare and always had a good colt. I wish all the modern cow bred lines had the size of the Playguns

It might look a little wild & wooly sometimes, but groundwork like this is actually pretty subtle stuff.

Your daughters colt is very nice. That is my kind of critter. I sure hope things have changed so you can be at Martin for the roping. I really liked your video and hope you will make more.

Great job all around... I was more impressed with your mentoring of Sam, he was nervous, somewhat insecure (the colt felt it too)... You set him up to succeed, thus the colt succeeded... Nice save on the wall of the round pen, if Sam would of come off, they both would have receded... Great to see investment in the next generation. PS, raised two daughters who wanted to start colts... very successful, no tears....

Love how Emily reacted with u

You guys should post more often

Awesome colts.

That’s a nice colt

My new favourite KZread channel, i love these episodes

Good info, I really like the content. Keep the videos coming

7:46 he is so cute putting his nose right up to the camera 😂

I’m excited for each new episode! Lots of love, all the way from Austria 🇦🇹 🙏🏻

That is such a nice round pen for starting colts. I need to send my kids down to you for some coaching.

I love episodes like this!

I'm riding a coming three year old grandson of Plagun now, he sure is hard headed but a lot of fun.

great job, learn a lot watching these videos. stay dry! dad burn rain going to wash us away up here in Northeast Ga

Wow... 👌👌

Yay, y’all uploaded!!

And even the Young Lady should wear one...

You're doingccc a really good Job Sir ! But shouldn't Sam wear a helmet?....

Man I've always wanted to ride a horse but I'm too big now, I dont think there is a horse that can hold my 275 pound butt lol great content guy!

@wyattbeckley3811

4 жыл бұрын

Blake Tyler there definitely is. A big quarter horse or a half and half

@blaketyler6991

4 жыл бұрын

@@wyattbeckley3811 really? I thought u was too big tbh I'd like to get into it

@blaketyler6991

4 жыл бұрын

@@wyattbeckley3811 how big would you recommend

I Love your Videos best greetings from Germany ❤️ is it possible to work on your Ranch ?

Why do you tell them whoa AFTER they stop? I don't understand that...

@LowCountryCowboys

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Shelly Brown, when teaching these young horses what whoa means, it helps to say it after the stop. Over time we can transition to using whoa as a command. This saves us from having to pull on them too much in the beginning and keeps their mouths soft. Thanks for watching!!

Are you earning money on selling horses or other?

How much does a yearling or a two year old not touched nor started cost?

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

You should be able to get a well bred unstarted 2 yr old for 4-5000. Thanks for watching!

Im not gay but who find Richard handsome...

The horses in this video requested you watch some Rick Gore ~ Think Like a Horse videos. I’m only thinking about the horses here. I hope you take some time to better understand everything you’re doing in these videos, and horses in general, via the Think Like a Horse channel. Again, I’m just concerned about the horses, that’s all. Cheers🙂

I have been training for 19 years and I have never had horses freak out and buck like yours. IF you do your ground work properly and thouroughly they do not have to buck..... I know, I know, its all exciting but horses do not have to get the freak out - out. I like your videos BUT just have a hard time with all the sneaking around the horses and the fact that you like it when they get the "buck" out. Be safe folks!

I don't like you. You feels like typical aparthide precuros grandchild. Nowadays countryboy who has what he wants, who is whoever he want coz of its south times. Horses to you are like subject. Your kid in episode one or two has had no hit in d face by horse only coz of luck. One day he will be hard punished by horse coz of aapproach and train. Speaks me, middle europe foster-child.