Buck Brannaman Disk 4 - ON FEAR

[@nati1347]

More people need to hear Buck. He's already helped me so much just from watching him do his thing

[@anitaturner9204]

We are fortunate to hear your wisdom. Thank you for you!! and for sharing yourself :)

[@leealexander209]

Thank you Buck. I keep seeing that in my Facebook group. People who fell off or something and now they're afraid. They want to know how to get over it. I didn't have an answer for them. You just gave me one.

[@dariaharruff7025]

thats me im afraid of them

[@nohillforahighstepper]

Knowledge and control. Put more control into the horse and learn WHY it happened. The first step is the hardest. After a few seconds of being "brave" (with knowledge and increased control), the fear begins to pass. But it can take awhile to totally get rid of it. I grew up on horseback, on a ranch in South Dakota. I was well acquainted with how horses behaved. Most of my horses were fairly well mannered, with a few minor exceptions. Then, one day, my younger brother died in a car crash. He was 24 years old, I was 36. I didn't think I was having issues with my own mortality. But, after a couple months, I became REALLY uncomfortable on my horses. Even the really well broke ones. I never went through any accidents or trauma. I believe my brother's death was to blame for my sudden fear of death. I became so uncomfortable that I sold all my horses. And I didn't ride a horse for 10 years afterward. Then one day my wife decided to drag home a well broke horse, just for the fun of it, she said. Well, here comes all that fear right back. And I was surprised at how much I had forgotten. But in relearning things, I increase my knowledge. And the horse my wife brought home was dead broke and light. After a couple riding sessions, most of my fear has passed. Now I'm not going to say that I am 100% cured. But I can at least get on one and feel comfortable again. But I won't be starting colts anymore. At least not just yet...

[@craftykimmer]

'depends on how well you like to climb" love that!

[@stevesayer4045]

Buck right fear from people makes a horse fear you The horse can read you on his back a lot better than you can read the horse. Great Video Buck thank you .

[@DD-bn2mx]

Best video I have seen from ANY trainer on KZbin! thks

[@gerrycoleman7290]

The best trainer = your horse.

[@neonqueen2441]

I know its been a while but check out Warwick schiller

[@ThePinkwelderwife]

Be picky about who you watch and learn from. Trainers are a dime a dozen. People like Buck are few.

[@DD-bn2mx]

This should be at the start of all your videos and the topic of Disc 1 !

[@donaldknott1367]

Is BUCK STILL AROUND ?? I HAVENT PERSONALLY SEEN ANY NEW VIDEOS OR SCHEDULES OF HIM HOLDING CLINICS.

[@robgriz72]

Yep. Still traveling the country putting in clinics. Has a full schedule up for 2022

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Knowledge melts fear.

[@merkabaable]

my dream. you totally understand fear and the impact on our lives.

[@denisbeaulieu5600]

nice

[@thejourneyhorse]

no truer words

[@jonathanmoran8932]

Depends on how well you want to climb.

[@WilliamWagner-hq9ut]

Give it a rest Buck...

[@chewar7537]

A round pen full of horses that are scared?? Wow. Looks real safe....not.

[@riannekuilder7374]

The horses aren't scared, the people are

[@ThePinkwelderwife]

You should see it in person. It’s amazing the change in the human and the horse.

[@alexandervarga3444]

No bad ideabullying horses .stupid.

[@rickhaile2190]

Buck really thinks he's clever. He's his biggest fan! He knows his stuff, but he's not very humble is he!