Imagine getting emotional over a fucking hat 😂

Nice Graham touch pass at 13:05 AND 23:17 Mickey lob pass to end half at 36:30 Phantom Scott foul 43:10 Nice sequence 1:02:23 (4 people touch leading to 3 point play the hard way) Late steal and bucket by Scott was huge

This is honestly awesome man. Really seriously. And I actually honestly wish that there is a league like this and something in every neighborhood in the whole country and where anyone and everyone can actually play basketball competitively and without all of the shenanigans and loudness and all of the random extracurricular stuff that goes on outside of the actual gameplay and that takes up way too much time and that takes away from the game and all of the fun of actually playing the game and stuff like that when you're playing at parks and playing in places like the ymca and places and stuff like that. People these days just seem to care way more about creating and involving themselves in drama at the basketball courts and especially with the pickup games and stuff way more than they do when it comes to trying to actually playing the game of basketball and just trying to have fun. It seems that way more people enjoy and way more people get excited about arguing who's ball It is and who touched the ball last and who fouled who and what the actual score really is and how many points that each person scored and ect ect and I can go on. And it just takes way more time with checking the ball back into play when after a basket was scored by a player and stuff than it does to play a whole day of basketball and overall combined tbh. I just would absolutely love to have a place like this and literally just with a safe and fun environment and get to play with friends and with everyone agreeing with each other and on the same page when it comes to just focusing on the whole reason why anyone goes to play basketball in the first place.....which is literally just to play basketball and have a healthy routine and to be social and active among friends and to overall just have fun. And who knew that actually going to the basketball court and when actually playing basketball that it could look so nice. I'm already a fan and subscriber. GOD BLESS

*promosm* 👊

Interesting, I've just gotten two wild Koniks and am building up to haltering this week, thanks for the insights.

Not an untrained horse

But what is a woman, Paul?

I owned his son Marlon Bando.

I'm sure the wolves barking around her made her feel comfortable.

Michael, I just found your page! We have a 13 year old mare that has never been handled other than petting & that is questionable at times, she’s been hit by her previous owners. Is all hope lost? I’ve broke horses my whole life but never one this seasoned

hi my name is leah rose it is so amazing to see this. i bought luna from amanda a little over 2 years ago and she is doing amazing. i’m 14 years old and do endurance on her we have a 100 mile ride this fall!! If you have any information about her breeding or anything at all she’s kind of a mystery horse revolving all of that but she’s quite the cool little pony!!

"With Newton, you have the power to manage information when you want to, to get the most of every minute and control your destiny." After 31 years. With all the big screen smartphones, powerful tablets, do we have better control of our destiny? What went wrong actually in the development? Is productivity or entertainment the better way for consumer electronics? What will be destiny for the Apple MR headset Reality One?🤔

Bravo bravo. . Thank you very much. I'm gonna use this. . But you can't say unhandled then say the owner that gave her to you. . I'm a total jack ass, I'm not gonna lie. I'm 34, have a green horse, a mustang, and a wild horse. I had a wild horse when I was 19, and I don't know how I got so lucky. These 3 are teaching me what I actually know compared to what I thought I did. All in all great video, definitely see a few mistakes I'm making.

Best video I’ve seen so far on taming a wild donkey. I’m working on 2 at the moment. Thanks for sharing ✌️

I wonder how Bill is doing?

Thanks for posting these mustang videos. I hope to be getting one next month and I'm binge watching all of the "first days" videos on YT, trying to get an idea of what to expect.

Fabulous information. Thank you for sharing. Incredibly helpful ☺️

Almost bought one of his gorgeous sons.

No offense but I have 4 wild never been touch mustang and there’s no way in hell you’re going to get that close, let alone get the horse to stay there with out trying to stump your head in. 🤷🏽‍♂️I’m just saying.

Amazing! Beautiful property too!

Great video. Thank you for sharing. I have a 3 y/o Mustang out of Antelope Hills that I didn’t have haltered before picking him up. This will be very helpful!

Great job 👏

Really unfair with dogs hassling her

Cannot hear with dogs barking maybe she is used to them by now and you can get them out of the training area ugg

nice and calm well done

What do you do if they try to bite you?

Answer a horse question? I see many wild horses come pretty fuzzy/furry then later on in a video journaling the horse training, they end up with much shorter hair. Is that from brushing? or from clippers?

You know you're watching a 'cowboy' when he doesn't hesitate putting that dirty glove in his mouth. Good stuff!

If a gentling process is done right. A person could have an untouched horse saddled and started on riding within a month. A stallion or an older horse might take a little longer. Bachelor stallions and lead mares tend to be about the same. My take on her getting close is she wanted grooming or companionship interaction. Especially if she is the only horse there.

Well job done best one yet on haltering!

Why would you allow those dogs to be anywhere nearby? You're putting enough pressure on the young horse. Why allow even more pressure that's unnecessary?

With all due respect, this is more of a How to halter a 'Fairly Gentle" horse video.. Nice job though...

Great job! Having those pauses for the horse to recover make everything so much easier. 👍

The owner gave her to him. That doesn't really say wild mustang to me. Never-the-less this is a useful video.

Thank you Michael for this video! I am waiting for a yearling Mustang to be available.. Watching your way of patience and calmness with this sweet Horse, is so encouraging. I can imagine myself doing this and having success even if it takes longer for me and my Horse. This Horse dos not seem my nature Sassy. 🐴 Great video! Laura from California 🇺🇸🐴

Good job Sir.

My 2 year old horse is great until he sees a halter then he burrys his head in the corner and will kick if u try and get near and constantly square up his butt to you, if u do catch him he is the best horse I have ever halter broke complete natural but god getting a rope even just around his neck is next to impossible solo

Thank you Michael for your tips. I am working with an almost wild eight years old mare and wasn't sure about how to try to halter her. Please keep showing us how to deal with horses!

Excellent job, done the right way the whole time! I shudder when I see videos of haltering and the person is trying to catch the nose of the horse standing right in front of them. Yikes!

Excellent job...done the correct way!

You’re awesome, this is the best tutorial I’ve seen on haltering on KZbin. I really like the “extension of my arm” idea

Love this gorgeous stallion!

Who's here after the race riots because of George Floyd?

There were riots when Obama won and it was from white people lol

Michael I haltered my first horse today with the help of your video, and even led it around the yard for a while without too much hassled at all. One of the best feelings of accomplishment I've ever had! Thanks for the video!

Thanks for this. About to ride my mustang for first time. Very much like Luna, needed to see this, thanks.👍👍👍

If you can get copies of a half-hour series called "Patterns of Life" for National Educational Television and a series for PBS, where Dr Paul Saltman was featured, would be highly appreciated.

If you have any more videos of the late Dr Saltman, Phd, please publish them.

I took his biochemistry class in 1990 and he was my neighbor in my teenage years. I used to surf down at Blacks Beach, where I'd see him all the time with his kids. Seeing him here, I really miss him.

He was an awesome mind.