Awesome work with the young horses! It's a shame more parents don't realize patience and consistency are just as important for their children. "Make the right thing easy and the wrong thing difficult." Please keep up the good work ... and the good videos.

Great video Mr. Richard .👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Absolutely love your methods and have great respect for people that take the time so they grow up being good citizens ❤️

Silly little program?! No way! Keep 'em coming please!

Hi Richard you make it look good i like your work and watch your video keep them coming Graham uk

Love your shows, ranch life and horse training keep those videos coming....

Thank you. For what ever it's worth, especially in uncertain times this content is not at all silly, & is very appreciated.

'Be patient and be understanding.' -very important words right there Mr. Richard Again, thank you so much for your work and for letting us be a part of it. Greetings from Germany

I like your patience and the way you treat horses. I learn from you every day and enjoy with your videos. Thanks!!

On the contrary Richard! Thank you so much for letting us remember and appreciate the important things in life, Family, Health & how much horses improve who we are.

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words and for watching!!

Always good videos. Keep em coming. Good horsemanship. 👍🐎

Love your show!!!!!

Enjoy, & learning so much from Ky. Thank u!

Thank you sir for sharing your life with us and keeping us entertained during these times. Very much appreciated

I am teaching my yearling to pick up her feet and I always refer to this video and watch how you do it! Very important for me to do it right, and I feel I'm learning from the best!

I always enjoy these videos. I appreciate the needed distraction. As others have said, each time I watch I take something away that I am going to try with my horses. Thank you!

Nice job on your colts!!!

Richard!!!!!!hey hey from north east Georgia. ok gona go wash my hands now. later!!

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

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You are really a great horse Trainer so calm and gentle-I'm sure your horses love to learn!thanks for the video

Nothing silly with what you do My Friend! You truly UNDERSTAND animal psychology, their fears, body language, even their learning capacities. If I were a young man would love to be trained by you. On a video note, truly enjoy your format, content and the views of the ranch and it’s surroundings. Much appreciation. Karl

Thanks for the video. Always enjoyable.

Richard this is amazing! I saw this over on Natalie’s page. I guess I didn’t know you were doing this. I can’t wait to watch all the episodes. I love it !

I'll take this distraction any day! Thank you for a great show.

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

We like to see things done the way we do .i think some people dont understand the way we think ..like the horses... Ya buddy keep them coming. confirmation.

Enjoyed your video. Teaching patience to a young man is a pretty big chore, most either have it or they don't. Hard to make him understand you are not teaching that horse anything, he learns by rote. You just have to not spook him and outlast him. Time and patience. Ain't nothing wrong with putting on your steel toed boots to trim the colts.

That colt is drool-worthy! I hope you will show more of him! Thanks for sharing - I enjoy the videos! :)

Glad to see everything is going well in the lowcountry... I always enjoy your videos and thoughtfulness on your information and training advice. Thanks for sharing a little piece of your world during all this chaos 🙏❤️ much love to you and your family!!!

Great video, glad I found you!

Muito bom, Very good

What a beautiful life! Thank you for sharing it, I adore your videos. Would you ever have guests on the ranch? I ride English in London, UK and I grew up on farm here, but it's a dream of mine to spend time on a cattle ranch just like yours.

We pasture breed and foal our colts. Just keep a close eye. Natures way is best. Love the show

There is NO such thing as unhealthy obsession with LD. PS thanks for the vid first like and comment

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Nice work!

I've been around horse's my whole life but I love watching you and I'm learning how to break them when I get mine .

Thank you for the video, take care and be safe

Hello from St Louis. I really enjoy this series - please keep it up!

Thank you for the distraction! I do need that this week.

Dawson... Reading the body language of that colt, patience, etc.... Well let's just say it's a LIFE'S lessons in success with dating or 'anything else'.... This video is full of life's nuggets in the first 7 minutes .👍🏾👍🏾 Takes notes guys And I agree with 'let the horses be horses' And I appreciate the 'distraction'😁

Absolutelly agree with you description down under this video! :) thank you!

enjoyed the video..thanks for sharing. Carolina boy stuck in SoCal.

Mr. Richard, I enjoyed your video and want to say thank you for the time you put into making it. Hopefully this will all pass by soon and I will see you and family at a roping somewhere.

I didn't realize you where located at Creek Plantation. I bought a BTS Colt from William this past winter. I'm looking forward to picking up a filly this year!

@LowCountryCowboys

2 ай бұрын

Great horses!

Your way is fine for you. I respect what you do. But the babies that I raised were born in a stall and handled from day one. Not over kill, but they would except me very early on. I would halter break and practice with feet at 3 months. Sooo much easier that way. But I understand that you have a big ranch with many babies! Not just 2 or 3.😊👍

Love your educational videos! Question, do you offer sale horses?

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They seem to feel more secure when next to the rail. Practice using one hand to operate the nippers also helps.

I want to come and learn from you , if you have some volunteering spots , please let me know :D thank you for the video and the distraction as well :D

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"Do unto others..." also applies here with the unknown...applies to animals and children and all people when something is new to them. Just my opinion.

Channel Cap'n Call....LOL

*thank you,.

Savannah river ? Where are y’all located I’m also on Savannah river

Good vid, ho many seconds to you hold the iron on? I did a few last year and some brands worked good and some needed work.

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

15-20 seconds for sorrels 20-25 for bays. Thanks for watching!!

@AndersonCattleCo

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

what do you do with all these horses that you raise and train? i would like to come and see your horses someday ......where are you located and can a man visit the ranch?

Are this cowboys in new mexico lea county

Do you remove the wolf teeth on your horses?

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

We do. At 2 years old. Thanks for watching!

@barbaragreene6592

4 жыл бұрын

Low Country Cowboys; Thank You. I really enjoy your show n look forward to the next one.

Do you work at the 6666’s

@LowCountryCowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Creek Plantation. Thanks for watching!

@johnoneil6206

4 жыл бұрын

@@LowCountryCowboys Creedmore Plantation. enjoyed watching

YOU DON'T SEEM HAVE ANY COLOR IN YOUR HORSES.....COME ON GET SOME PALOMINO,,,,PAINT ....BUCKSKIN .....GREY'S THAT BAY COLOR JUST IS SO REPULSIVE TO ME EVEN THOUGH I KNOW THEY THE BAY'S ARE GREAT HORSES TOO.....

@mikeburton1703

4 жыл бұрын

@Norm Myers ok norm ...so i like a colorful horse......