Geez. Wish I could go ... Too cute ... "I'm not drivin' a mini-van ... (tap, tap, big smile!)." I don't even know her and I'd say she's already a well-trained cowgirl!

nothing like working WITH your horse. Incredible bond.

I’m with Abigail no minivan when a Dodge around! You got this!

Man your channel and style of teaching as well as horsemanship is excellent. I think your doing a great service with these videos.Great stuff

A fathers love...awwww they are adorable! Lucky dad! The love in their smiles!

I have thousands upon thousands of trail miles. My horses do just about anything I ask. Excited to continue learning your lives...I do more than 60miles a week. Of course work..and life gets in the way. Hope my days look more like horses and less like mundane garbage one day.

Those are some really nice colts. I enjoyed your video Mr. Richard. Please keep them coming.

@richardboatwright2321

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks John!

very glad youre one of the few people that knows when to be patient, and when the horse is just sassy- knowing when they just dont want to, vs when they are unsure/fearful but trying. People now a days are either the, "always treat always praise do no wrong", or "hit wack high expectations listen to me the first time", types, great to see someone in between!

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for those kind words, Makayla M. Be looking for more in the near future.

I recently kinda fell into the horse world. Long story short, my brother-in-law passed away in the spring, and my family spent a lot of time at the ranch he was working at. We also ended up with his horses, and I wound up taking on his wrangling duties to cover hay, and expenses. This summer, I got my first trip. Picking up hunters in the Rockies, in a park, that is only accessible by foot or hoof. I was riding a pretty green Clydesdale X. Out of the staging area, within the first ten feet, is a creek. We did a lot of tarp work, and a lot of tight trail riding to prepare him, but I never clued into water being a problem. He hesitated up to that creek, and being a giant herd bound baby, and seeing the rest of the horses leaving without him, he wound up, and jumped right into the middle of the creek. Then, every step, he tried to get back on top of the water. It was messy, and I was nervous, perched upon this mountain of a horse, with the owner of the ranch, and another big outfitter, who was getting ready for a trip of his own, watching me from the staging area. We got through it, but another kilometer down the trail, and there was a major river crossing. I also knew that within the next five kilometers, there were another four crossings across the same river. We got to the bank, and he hesitated. he sprung up, landed in the river. I was expecting another stomping splashing ride through the water, and I was getting nervous. I stayed loose, getting ready for the rough ride. Now, I don't know if it's because the first creek didn't kill him, or if he just figured something out, but at that moment, he calmed right down, and walked across that river as smooth as could be, like he was made to be in the water. The next crossings were flawless, and he didn't even slow down, unless it was to grab a quick drink, and the next day coming back was the same. We did great on that trip, because he did great on that trip. I can't wait to get back into those mountains, but next time, we will try checking out some puddles first.

I love that you had your daughter back that trailer through a gate!

Great job❤️. If you need a good and prepared helper for next summer, let me know👌❤️🐎

I love young horses so much, so curious and goofy! The moment they go from fear to "hey I'm gonna just grab it" is so precious :D

I don't know how I only just found your videos today. I'm hooked line and sinker. Beautiful horses, your quiet patience, and dang, Abigail is too cute. What a personality, and gorgeous to boot. I hope your cutting stock works on teenage boys. God Bless you and your wonderful family. I'm anxiously waiting to see more. A fan for Northern Illinois cow country.

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

@Elizabeth Ferguson, Thanks for all your kind remarks. New episode coming soon! Richard

Just came across your shows the other day. Love them. My dream is this.....horses....ranching... Reminds me of my younger years of summers with my cousins on school break. Riding bareback every where and just enjoying being outside. Simple and wholesome. 💕🐎

I want your barn, horses and life!

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and the kind words, Heidi.

very good and beautiful channel! hope to see more videos!

Y’all have a great looking ranch. It reminds me of my aunts ranch down in Alabama. I live in Pennsylvania but I was born in Alabama and I grew upAround horses. This channel makes me remember how important horses are. I’ve never stopped riding though as I do just size which I do dressage and polocrosse. But when I go down to Alabama I work my cattle I’m 11. This reminds me of my horse Dakota she’s a believer in two-year-old Philly that that I got from South Carolina we were cattle all the time but we don’t but I don’t live in the same area as her so it’s kind of hard to ride her all the time because she’s in Alabama. I have a 17 2 hand chestnut warmblod mare and we do dressage. But nothing beats Working the cattle out on the fields. Some of my favorite things to do with my friends when I go down south. Anyway the reason for this long rant is because your channels really reminded me of how much I miss working my cattle and that’s the main reason I want you. Your channel has really inspired me So I just bought my own cow horse his Name is half Moon and he’s a little bit a quarter cross. Thank you so much I can’t believe I found your channel I love it it’s one of my Favorite channels.

Love the daddy daughter time.

Hi Sir, just found your channel today. Really interesting watching you work with a variety of horses at different levels of education. I do subscribe to a a few horse clinician channels but you are one of the few that shows horses training and working in the real environment. Also great to see other aspects of your family life. Thanks for being so open hearted and letting us into your life.

I only found your videos last week. I love them. It’s very interesting to me to be able to make comparisons between Australia and America. Love your horses. Lucky is great type, nice mover. He’d be one I’d pick to take out after cattle (even with that scar on his off side hind). I look forward to watching more of your videos. 😊

I like your channel very much! You are doin' a great job and give good inputs to all riders thank you!!

Looks like a great facility and good horse flesh. That's a handy combination!!

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Cody!

I made my daughter learn to shift an 18speed this summer and to back up the stock trailer this fall ,and she got grumpy with me but she did good. We live on the prairies and have very few water hazards to work with but when we are training colts we have them walk through every puddle ,and by the time we take them to the hills to check cows or gather bulls it isn't a battle to cross all the creeks.

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

I think the average ranch kid can drive better than most by the age of 12! I know I could.

In the state of Maryland it takes 27 months to get a full drivers license. Loved the video

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ethan! Richard

Lol,a perfectly good mini van!

These vids are awesome

Gday from Melbourne Australia Richard, its an absolute pleasure mate watching your video's the way you handle your animals and children is a credit to both yourself and your wife and the fruits of your labour will see them all flourish. Love your style of Hat man care to share your make and model i might just hunt me 1 down lol Cheers

@LowCountryCowboys

3 жыл бұрын

haitchutube, great to hear from you! Thanks for watching and for the kind words. I’m looking forward to coming to Australia some day, I hear it’s beautiful! Mackey custom hats of Shell, WY made that hat. It’s 100% beaver in the natural color. Richard

Congratulations the you cowboys

Looking at both mirrors left,right left,right, not just right 😉

My dream is work in place like these, I hope one day

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Jaime.

👍👍 nice job "obstacle training"!

Hey a good ole cummins is the way to go. That was my first truck, I still have it, and i dont regret it one bit.

Omygosh! I’m so glad I found your channel.

i really like how you taught your horses to go over the rial tracks. You kept putting light pressure and when the horses went over you gave release.

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks L Flow!

Except for when you really need him. He seems like he listens very well.

Ready for some new videos, one every other day would be good!

Your Daughter got right ideas of teaching young people of driving skill...be proud of her...Buddha Blessed you and her and family too

@Unknown-dq2cj

5 жыл бұрын

The Cowboy Probably isn't going to Appreciate you Blessing him in the name of Buddha! 🤣 Hahaha!

I think farm daughters are all the same! Mine had to learn to back a 20’ stock trailer before they could drive on the road and they both wanted my truck when they got their licenses! Good luck!

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Hey. Thanks for watching! Who can figure a teenage girl? LOL

Nice video, thanks

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Thank-you! Glad you enjoyed it!

SMART GIRL! Dodge cummins all the WAY!

I’m laying here all laid up from having a total knee replacement! I spent many years growing up on ranches in the southwest and the Pacific Northwest! I love to watch this stuff! Would love to know more about Mr Boatwright and family! Is this your ranch? Thank you for this! Just a FYI my Granddad built the first cattle rest area along the train tracks in New Mexico! I love that you say the horse has to trust you! It is a two way street thrills me that you know that!

Good advice about the blanket on the ground! How many people start pounding on there horse as soon as he starts spooking at something?!

C'mon pops kids love to look cool in their country trucks lol not a mini can hahahahaha

What is that bump on the chestnut's back leg at 9:10 ? Seems like it's bothering him

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Christina, Good eye! That's a scar from a wreck Lucky had when he was a weanling. The vet gave him the ok to go to work so I just try to keep an eye on it. Thanks for the comment and for watching! Richard

@HHorselover96

5 жыл бұрын

@@LowCountryCowboys he's a pretty boy

Never use mirror to reverse a trailer.. always over your shoulder easier.. in my opinion..

Do you have any horses for sale if so let me know,I would like to buy one.! I would like to have a trail horse,a gilding.

how old are the horses? If they are broken ?

@LowCountryCowboys

5 жыл бұрын

We start our horses at the age of 2. We try to take them slow and give them plenty of time off. Thanks for watching!

Can you go on a holiday there?

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry, no.