I have made more progress in the past 2 weeks with my twh watching your videos than I have the past 3 years watching other videos.Your AMAZING to watch working with horses. thank you from bellwood, pa.

Hands down, best cowboy content on the Internet. Actually best content on the Internet! Please keep 'em coming Pat and Deb.

I have watched many other trainers,just to keep current with horses, I always check bits,rigging, and physical traits of horses and riders...I have started to watch you sir in the morning with my coffee,and I feel ready to take on the day of chores ....in a calm and relaxed state....so you are training me as well as influencing my training with our horses

I'm so glad yall have received lots of positive feed from u-tube. Finesse on this mount is priceless. Keep posting

Curtis Bolinger from Creston Iowa. Thank you sir for your service to our great nation. I really have learned a lot from your videos on pressure and release. Really enjoy your stories and history especially of the old west and the native culture again thank you.

You & your wife are the an INSPIRATION - learning so much -

Really appreciate and enjoy your videos Queensland Australia

Thank you Pat for sharing your wisdom, I've recommended your videos to many. I love how you break it down, and help the rest of us get it! We aspire to follow your lead. Your horses are truely fortunate, God bless.

Still looking at your videos & liking them. Glad to see you are staying safe in these strange times.

Pat & Deb, I am using your missing link snaffle on a now 17 year old mare, that was 16 when started on your snaffle. She had a brief start as a young mare, but was a broodmare until I bought her. She is riding real well, and really likes the missing link snaffle. I have owned a horse or more since 1966, and I just wish your videos had been available back then. I learned the hard way back then, and now have been using your videos to refresh my poor memory. I used your method to teach her to back, and she responded fairly quickly. I recommend your bit to anyone that will listen, my friends just bought one. Keep up the great videos, as they are helping many horses and their owners. Don Marana, AZ

Greetings from Germany I really enjoy your Clips. Thank you

I'm not a "horse person", but nevertheless I highly appreciate Your videos and Your calm way of "outlasting" the horses You work with!

I appreciate all you and Deb do for us.. Kings River Nevada

You sir are a KZfaq treasure! Thank you both for putting these videos out there it takes time and work know that it is so Appreciated. Love to know more about the wagons history on the hill in the background.

Thank you.

All excellent videos: thank you for sharing your wisdom in training horses. Much appreciated. We are in Fair play California- too bloody hot & smokey air is very predominant. Can't do much outside , as if late .Have a small 7ac, 1 horse horse ranch & quite grateful for all.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

So enjoy your videos you have such a calm demeanor I get upset to easy I’m trying to work on that!

Thank you, just brilliant 😊

Buenos dias Pat and Deb (and internet friends)! ❤️🐎🌄🌵

The more i listen and watch.. The more i see how much i dont know

Thanks for your lessons at Bishop as well as KZfaq!

Thank you so much for theses videos. It pefectly worked with my horse, and very quickly ! Great really !

Ya'll are my favorite KZfaq channel. Northeast Alabama

The jokes 😂. What a riot.

And I am waiting as patiently as I can for my missing link bit I thank you again

Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

Gracias por su tiempo por su sabiduría por su gran experiencia y sobré todo por compartir gracias

I'm sure it was coincidence, but I found it cool when Chinaco took a deep sigh after you said "breathe"

Looks like a nice sheep wagon.

I really like the missing link snaffle I got from you!!

Like Connie below, my missing link has been a break thru. Muchas.

Pat & Deb, I forgot to ask if Chinaco is turning gray? Don

Question. Why ride with a bit versus going bit less anyway. Hack a ore or other bit less when most all bits cause pain especially when someone gets heavy handed. Your thoughts appreciated.

Hi there, can you please do a video of the spooky/ mistreated over sensitive horse?? I am at a loss and have used all your knowledge. please help if you can.

Can you tell me about the iron pipe that I see behind you

Vaquero riding working cattle in Spain is there much of a difference with Western style riding