Looking for LOST Bull on a GREEN Horse.

Today I'm going to my friends ranch to look for one of his bulls. I'll be riding through a 100 acre pasture on a 7 year old gelding horse I've been working with since March 4th of this year. This will be my first time riding him off of my property since then so I'm looking forward to seeing how he does in a new environment. Time to cowboy up and ride.
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[@chickinpickin1]

Enjoyed your Vid young man. All the best to you and your family. Keep coyboying, its a great life. Retired rancher 60+ yrs. worth, and i thank the lord for all the long days on horse back.

[@ChandelierRanch]

Your comment sure brightened my evening. Appreciate you cowboy. Would love to have a conversation around a campfire for you sometime, bet you’ve got some unbelievable stories.

[@TXXNova]

Oh my heart! That kid is a bundle of joy and looks like daddy a little bit. Enjoyed the video.❤

[@ChandelierRanch]

Thank you so much! And yes this is her daddy talking so you know I think she’s an angel 👼 ❤️

[@jhmumma]

Glad to find your channel.

[@ChandelierRanch]

Thank you! We are very glad also! How’d you find it??

[@ChandelierRanch]

Appreciate it! Do you upload videos to your channel? If so we will check you out!

[@jhmumma]

@@ChandelierRanch Your video was at the top of my KZbin page!

[@ChandelierRanch]

That’s awesome! So glad you clicked it!!

[@CharlotteStartt]

new subscribor enjoyed your content

[@ChandelierRanch]

Charlotte, thank you so much! Sure is a blessing each time to hear that others enjoy what we love and are passionate about also. God bless you! And don’t be a stranger, would love to hear from you on the videos to come!

[@johnjacobs4207]

I can't see any spook in that horse. Most ranchers don't want a horse with too much energy. Most ranchers go their entire life without learning the principle of bend. Remember Clinton say's the key to vertical flexion is lateral flexion. So throw those draw reins away and rely on bending to a stop. All correct training starts with bending to a stop.

[@ChandelierRanch]

Hey John, I wasn’t using draw reins. Those are just split reins with a martingale. I got this horse in for training March 4th. He had previously bucked off his owner and broke 6 of her ribs. That was 2 years ago and he hadn’t been ridden since. He definitely has some spook but it’s nothing like it was even 1 month ago. We’ve been workin hard everyday. Trust me we work on the bend. He’s super soft. Go back and watch some of my shorts working with him. Btw: not being argumentative. Wanted you to know what equipment I was using and why I was using it. I enjoy a good horsemanship convo

[@nothingnewtome1]

I think a martingale does wonders once a horse is ready for that step..

[@ChandelierRanch]

Agreed 👍

[@sjeffreyw]

Why doesn't your neighbor look for the bull himself.

[@ChandelierRanch]

He wasn’t available to look right away so I volunteered since I was available. 👍

[@user-oc7py9bk6n]

What a sorry video

[@ChandelierRanch]

What a comment 😊

[@chickinpickin1]

Well the good news is, you can move your sorry ass on!