A Visit with Pat Puckett

[@tomgillespie1105]

I wish everyone would thank Pat and Deb Puckett for what they are doing on the KZbin channel, they will learn the way things are done in the real cowboy way. Thanks Pat keep the faith

[@LiveEquestrian1]

You bet Tom! They are sharing some great wisdom.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Out of curiosity what part of the country are you from? My mother’s maiden name is Gillespie. Maybe we are distant relatives.

[@tomgillespie1105]

@@LiveEquestrian1 I live in South Dakota the Gillespie clan has been in Turner County South Dakota for 6 generations of Irish. My dad told me once we had relation near Walla Walla Washington.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

@@tomgillespie1105 I have some family in Washington as well. My grandpa John Moore Gillespie moved to CA from Iowa I believe. Not to sure prior to that. It was back around the turn of the century.

[@KANSASIOUX]

got me sold from the intro!

[@SamboJo87]

Love Mr. & Mrs. Puckett ! Grateful for their teamwork to share his knowledge with us . Always a treat.

[@kimnenninger7226]

We had a clinic with Mr. Puckett. It was an excellent day. He is extremely knowledgeable, quick witted, and doesn't waste any time. One of the best clinics that I have been to.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Fantastic! Yes he is a great teacher.

[@triplet4547]

Pat and Deb are priceless! Love all they do and all they share!! Neat to see them here

[@shelleyhamm6908]

Thanks for the video. Pat and Deb are great! I love watching and learning from him, even though I no longer have a horse.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Thanks for watching!

[@richardcameron3681]

Pats the best!!

[@combatj4ck837]

Pat is a legend.

[@Lynn-vt4id]

To bad this is so short. Would like to have seen a longer visit with Deb included.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Lynn, do you follow Patt and Deb on their channel? They have much longer form videos that go into much more detail that you might enjoy.

[@Lynn-vt4id]

@@LiveEquestrian1 yes I do watch their video's. Deb is almost always behind the camera. Maybe we can get them both back together to tell us some of their amazing stories.

[@idahofarmer6775]

Them blackberry vines can do a pretty good job of poking you over there in the Willamette Valley🤠. Thank you for the video Pat's videos are excellent.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Ha ha, yea and on my side of the mountain we have tics and rattlesnakes so I don’t know what he is talking about.

[@adrianobselka740]

Hello, again thanks, from Europe. Great documentation as Mr Puckett said it. Much appreciated. Please if possible keep doing this, keep sharing, you have a great format.

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Thanks! We will continue sharing when and what we can. There are so many top notch horsemen/women to learn from. If only time wasn’t a thing.

[@adrianobselka740]

@@LiveEquestrian1 thank you

[@ronl8587]

Thanks for this - Glad to learn all I can about the bridle horse process

[@LiveEquestrian1]

Hi Ron!, this stuff is both art/tradition and not a standard, the best thing to do is gather as much info as you can and try it out.

[@Devouthorsemanship]

Pat will be in Texas April 1st for those who want to see him in action

[@lesliejacobs1439]

Oh....at 2:38....that is why you , Pat, use Lusitano horses...the conformation, shoulder, neck and head..

[@tinoyb9294]

Chinaco!

[@piche090391]

How do I get to take the hackamore class??

[@LiveEquestrian1]

It will be available at liveequestrian.net and we will announce it here on this channel once it’s available.

[@piche090391]

@@LiveEquestrian1 i cant wait!!

[@steemerxaxon1643]

I M O puckett needs to move to Spain & teach his NOT LIKEABLE style of riding a Iberian horse... Because a REAL COWBOY IS TEXAS STYLE

[@steemerxaxon1643]

He tries EXTREMELY HARD to talk Spanish & say select few words & HE TICKLES ME!!! and he thinks he's funny!!! HOWEVER N O T!!!

[@jessepitt]

If you took the religion out of your program it would appeal to a much wider audience. I was immediately turned off by that. I love Pat and Deb tho!