How to Set up a Saddle House: Welcome to the New Barn Series part 1

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[@dannonya8783]

You sir Have invested a lifetime of paychecks into your gear. The Collection to be proud of

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

well Im not real good at saving money so I look at that as a savings account

[@Trumptrain2024Vance]

This is exactly what schools should be showing kids! Not LGBTQ story time! God Bless this young man ! To live this life style is Real living! Trump 2024 Yahoo

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

wow thanks

[@epona9166]

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt Trump 2024? Seriously Bret? You're bowled over by that delightful comment??

[@cowcatcher9186]

Looks like you got it goin on Mr. Davis. Just stumbled across your video when I was looking for instructions to restore a cream separator. Kinda odd that your channel popped up on the same day I sold old Hamster. He was 17 years old, weighed 1400 and I wasn’t able to get the cow out of him in the 14 years since you rode him. You have a good one and say hello to your crew.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Old Hamster. I was thinking about that horse the other day. Cream separator LOL its been a while since I restored one of those. Got your message this morning, Ill give you a ring.

[@lucaslawson8922]

I like the new hat!

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

thanks. Me to

[@lilmissstfu1126]

Funny you posted this as I am on the hard task of sorting through my tack. It brings back so many memories. One in particular back when I was younger and had more balls than brains one of my first jobs was putting first rides on colts. There was 5 of us and 200 head. They always gave me shit for using a side pull. I always found it worked for me and they said it was stupid. So when is an appropriate time or scenario to use a side pull?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

when it works for you

[@balancedhorsemanshipllc8339]

Did your collection of horse skull oddities make the trip?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

sure did but I haven't found a place for them yet

[@modocroughstock5700]

Greetings from McDermitt, I'm using a 28' U-haul truck, thinking of keeping it mobil.. see you sooner than later

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

good deal

[@wolfgangknoll-ev6gl]

Super tack, from all you need.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Thank you

[@wolfgangknoll-ev6gl]

​@@HorsemanshipAsAnArtNo matter, that's all great. I am from Germany and I collect and repair old western saddles, over 100 years old. The work of the cowpunchers is my World.

[@wolfgangknoll-ev6gl]

​@@HorsemanshipAsAnArtNo matter is incorrect, I would say: no problem. My english is not so good✌️

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Good enough. I Savvey what you are saying.@@wolfgangknoll-ev6gl

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

That is really cool. I loved Germany when I was there.@@wolfgangknoll-ev6gl

[@jebediahnightlinger6357]

I'd still throw a box of decon in each corner!

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

good idea

[@markmahnken6409]

I just built a custom tack room building you might be interested in seeing. I could txt you some pics if you are interested. It's still in progress but about 80 %.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

shoot that would be cool. What is your e-mail?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

or e-mail me your number so you dont have to put it on KZbin

[@markmahnken6409]

What's the first part of your email?@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

[e-mail]@@markmahnken6409

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Well shoot we might all be interested in seeing a custom tack room.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Haha you're a bit hoarder! Same here because you never know when that obscure bit might come in handy. The way things are these days, that one bit can't be found anymore. That's how you know you've been around awhile, when 1/2 your bits haven't been made in years lol.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

no kidding

[@jbrittain4605]

Nice hat, but your head is crooked 😅

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

it sure is

[@joelhamilton6720]

Poco a Poco

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

brick by brick

[@joelhamilton6720]

Step by Step , no nother way to ride em

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

only way to do anything@@joelhamilton6720

[@barrynelson634]

Ruh Roh...and advertising for outside colts to start???? Hmmm

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Well that is what I do, start colts

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

I had to read Ruh,Roh about ten times before I figured out what it meant. lol

[@barrynelson634]

I may have had the wrong impression of what you did at the place you just left. I was thinking that you were training colts for an outfit and that they were good ones as you mentioned in one video that you no longer had to deal with dinks, and I'm thinking you were not taking outside colts for starting. Now you have advertised that you are taking outside horses, but I understand you can be selective. Again, my perception was possibly on course with the Titanic. lol @@HorsemanshipAsAnArt

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Depending on how long you have been watching you are correct. When I started doing these videos I was working for an outfit and riding for the brand in my comments. I left that ranch about a year ago and have been riding outside horses from then to now ( in truth have been riding them on and off my whole life). I made another move last week three miles down the road and am under my own umbrella and doing some fishing in advertising. Sorry for the mix up, I was not trying to be rude with my reply I just have manners like a horse lol. Thanks for watching and Cheers.@@barrynelson634

[@barrynelson634]

Rude? haha, you'd have to try alot harder than that. Yup, my bad. I thought that when you moved from AZ to Fallon that you were going to an outfit that raised their own. My misunderstanding, but then I was never accused of being the brightest lamp in the box. Really enjoy your videos, especially the one you're a horseback or doing groundwork. @@HorsemanshipAsAnArt

[@Trapezius8oblique]

I like your organisation skills well done. But if you started learning to train horses to work bitless using body control, you could make back your money selling your hard earned gear and be a pioneer in training horses around the world. Your Young enough to do it. ( Imagine, prepare, train, achieve ….)

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

Thank you so much for the comment, the well wishes, the confidence and the kind words. I have been very careful about the bits I have purchased and every one of them gains value everyday so I can make my money back anyway. Further I am very fond of a hackamore but am not a believer in the bit less fad. I dont think I would be a pioneer, it has been tried at and failed at because bits work well. Thank you again.

[@friendoengus]

bees do not bite they can _sting_

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

using the generic term of bee for all flying stinging insects, they were yellow jackets and they do bite.

[@friendoengus]

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt ok granted, _if_ we say all fliers (with stings) are bees, but is that really fair? may be worth making the distinction between generally-affable bees and generally-ornery wasps/hornets/yellow jackets

[@barrynelson634]

wow @@friendoengus

[@friendoengus]

@@barrynelson634 sorry just a bee lover

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

No but its pretty standard to call yellow jackets bees isn't it?@@friendoengus