At the beginning of this year I went back and watched most of your older videos. What has surprised me the most is that Deb has done a great job of improving the quality of the presentation at such a rapid pace. If the information being given is intolerable to watch it becomes almost useless. Because of the great work Deb has done, these are some of the most informative horse videos on youtube. So thank you to both of you!

Fantastic aerial drone pix. You two are awesome!!! I have had three abandoned/rescued Basenji x Rat Terrier crosses for three years. I have done a lot of work cleaning out their mental cobwebs and training to eliminate spooks in all three. The work was worth it and this spring will be the first time for all three to have finally matured enough to retain their training. Pat is exactly correct it takes as long as it takes. But it is so worth it!!! Many folks have told me that I was mad to undertake such a goal with three absolutely wild and out of control canines, but I felt the potential that each one could bring to our abode. I made a plan and stuck with it; modifying as we went along. We enlisted the aid of other professional trainers when needed as we went along. Each animal is different and came with different personalities, and strengths. Along the way they have ALL EARNED AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Certifications and Titles!!! The result makes me very humble and happy!!! 😁😊 Thanks for such a wonderful show!!! Terry Isaac Racine, WI

Pat, you're like an artist that has the time, finally, to paint that 'masterpiece' for yourself to keep... I hope Chinaco isn't the last or only.

I really appreciate you guys. Thank you. McCall, Idaho

There is so much useful information in thses videos. Thank you. Laura from Alaska

If I haven't watched your video, I would never realize how much effort many trainers have offered in order for me to enjoy riding a well trained horse. Thanks again.

Awesome Pat! Amazing help for the rest of us! Good job Deb as always!!

Another good lesson. Chinaco is growing up. He is going to be a big guy! Oh but that head...as you said suffock ram. Lol. Only an owner could love that head. Really appreciate the videos on starting him. Priceless.

Drone video is great.

You two are such a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for passing the lessons learned on - it is much appreciated.

Everything you teach makes so much sense, like girthing differently for different jobs. I have never used a back cinch because what I have observed here is that the back cinch hangs a bit loose and the hobble between the front and back cinch is even more loose than that. Just didnt seem safe to me at all. Thanks for the education. So many horses would have an easier life if someone had just taken the time. It is great watching Chinaco's developement. I loved the video of Pat riding out on the trail. Kind of puts things in life into perspective.

Love the views and different aspects the drone adds to your videos. Please continue using it!

I’m in awe of your horsemanship which is always reflecting a higher relationship to your horses. You’ve helped me so much to gain a feel for any situation that may arise. How do I know, my horse tells me every time!

A great video, thanks for all the explanations, the news, and the drone - and man- it is dry!

Thank you for taking the time with your horse and to explain the reasons for what you do to us nimrods. It is good to watch people who truly care about their horses and take the time to treat them right.. The horse deserves our respect. They are beautiful creatures. Thanks again. p.s. That drone is gonna be a wonderful tool.

I love that you’re able to take your time with Chinaco. Am doing the same with my youngster and enjoying the unfolding process. Thank you both for the time, energy and knowledge shared in your videos ❤️

Love your video's. The horsemanship, the stories, and now, holy cow some incredible views!! You did an awesome job with the drone. Looking forward to seeing more. Thank you

Thank You for the drone footage, it explains a great deal about the area where you live. I respect how you have adapted the facilities to the topography of the area. No shortage of hills to muscle a horse up and teach them to balance themselves and the load, such a variety.

Wonderful show and merry Christmas.

Good job all the way around

Merry Christmas and good health for the coming year thanks for sharing

Thank you for another video! Nice truck, I’m a dodge cummins guy also, great trucks!

Hi all another great informative video really enjoy they way you handle horses I have used a pack horse in Australia many many years ago when I was young and foolish .Stay safe

good drone good instruction and its too late to not get cocky

Thank you for teaching. I just want to let you both know I appreciate you, and you've both been very instrumental in my progression as a horse woman.

my heroes have always been cowboys, thank you sir

Thank you so much for this video, the drone was great as I got to see a better view of your ranch...I wondered if your house was by the round pen you work in. I too wish the BLM would let ranchers help more out where needed in the US.

Always such wisdom and insight. Im happy you're able to truly take your time and do things with your horses the way you wanna do them Pat. Balance..The true Vaquero way...manana , mañana. Happy Holidays to you and your bride, Deb. God Bless -Johnny

Looks like a wonderful partnership is developing. Looking forward to future videos.

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Love the drone footage! Thanks for all you do. ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎

Really liking the drone footage...When i gathered for the BLM,,The Folks at Rock Creek pack station used to get a lot of horses from us..They would pack em for a season or two before they put em in the saddle string..

You are correct about what you said about grazing. I bought your mls bit can't wait to get it. Love your videos keep em coming!

Love the video. Seems like the older I get the more time I make that important (well important to me). Also like you didn’t know I’m not hearing you breathing so hard glad of it and have a safe one

Love it! sixteen inches. Deb what A rock start with the technology. Thanks so much

Like the drone footage .God bless you both ,from Idaho

His tail is growing back, yay!

Howdy Neighbors! I really love this video and seeing the progress that has been made. Also loved the Drone footage. Keep up the good work!

You are doing good with the drone. Interesting to see the number of cross trails in that country.

Like your video's!! Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪 !!

Could you do a video on your mules? I recently started working with them for a new job and don't have much experience with them. I've been around horses my whole life but these mules seem pretty different as far as temperament and thought process. Your videos have been a great help with working on my horses. Many thanks.

Looking back your technique and expertise is proven

“Just get on the SOB” that makes me laugh too Pat. That person never took their time on ANYTHING to do it right. Love the pack saddle! It lets him do a job too.

You should do a video of your saddle setup, love the videos and keep the work up!!

I was told a few years back. If you get them horses to cross over 3 consecutive times each direction. It takes the buck out of them? So far it has worked for me. But I may just have just jinxed myself.

After the panniers were added and you moved him, he didn't yield his hindquarters. He stayed engaged, just in case he needed to save himself. Definitely tight, but they all are at first.

Please can you describe the grazing practices that can reduce cheatgrass and favor the growth of perennials, in arid California, or point me in the direction to look for myself for better understanding? All I've ever encountered for that is intensive management, really concentrated and keeping a close eye to move them at the right time. Is that what you mean? Very grateful to you for sharing your knowledge. Aromas, CA

Nice cummins! New truck?

I probably shouls have just put a edit in my last response but holy cow we have been dealing with the same stuff in utah with the beatles killing off the trees and the gal dern blm not letting us log or run more live stock. and we have a crazu fire hazard here you make speak the truth that any down to earth peorson knows

I agree with you that a clamped down tail usually is an indication that a horse is bothered. My current horse clamps his tail when he works cattle, a job he loves and is getting very good at. Seems like the more I leave him alone, stay out of his way and trust him, the more he seems to do that. What's your take on that?

When you coming to Indiana my friend

Grazing, Aaaaaamen! there's a concept, but I thought grazing animals cause a methane problem... ugh. Keep up the truth, Pat!

Does Pat have any opinion on whether to use the tang on a cinch buckle versus tying a cowboy knot with the latigo?

What is the chance of getting a drawing or some close up pictures of these salt panniers with any dimensions that are important.?

Ha! Yeah what about the cowboy?

question: does a horse enjoy training, and take pride in its performance of what it has been trained to do? like a dog enjoys training , pleasing the trainer, taking pride in it's ability to respond to command . Borders, Aussies, etc. love this "challenge". in the mind of a really good horse, well suited to the training, is there any sense of accomplishment, or pride in performance? Is there any recognition of the trainer and trainee? that power structure? recognition in the horse mind that the horse is truly skilled at cows? maybe a racehorse is the best example i can think of where the animal lives for the bell, is trained for the bell.

Is chinaco a stud or a gelding?

I wish you owned your own outfit and could hire people who are like minded and take the time to do things right. I have cowboyed many years as well and get it isn't alway posible to go slow so when you need to get ur but in gear and get the job done but at the same time if take the time that it takes instead of rushing it goes way better. love your vids hope to see this great looking guy make it to being straight up caouse he is perfect

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We're is you house pat I can see you need any body to work for you for nothing thanks you only bet dinner sebastian