Silas Goes Home LCC Episode 27

[@shiloh2735]

Well, judging off of the reaction we got from him with the rope on his hocks 😂 he's not gonna rip himself to pieces trying to get away if he gets stuck! That's a nice looking horse!

[@ronbennettoutdoorswildlife1514]

I've lived here in Colleton County all my life. Just stumbled across this channel. Love it. I'm a 62 year old cowboy at heart. Thanks for your video's.

[@Couchsteven]

Looks like someone does not want Silas to leave🤔. Awesome video

[@rusticlonghornranch1870]

I love this channel!! I’ve been waiting 8 months for a new episode!!

[@p0llywillis806]

Hahaha!! Silas laid plum down!! Boy he's a nice mover!!

[@julieammons9016]

Oh man he’s handsome and smart! Thank you for the excellent content, I have enjoyed them from the beginning and always look forward to the next 😊

[@LowCountryCowboys]

Glad you like them!

[@srw4]

Great horse and excellent video! Looking forward to more!

[@elon13yearsago8]

Love it.. keep it coming, Sir..

[@georgiawelte3510]

He is an awesome horse

[@gregevans1502]

Nice approach with Silas, "firm but fair." Reminds me of watching Ray Hunt back in the mid 80s, back when he was bringing his/Dorrance's approach to more eyes. I always appreciated not just the technique, but the emotional composure that is needed for it to work. I always preferred to work cattle and ride horses with folks that had that type of approach. I sure saw different approaches (with uneven results ) as a non pro who showed reiners and helped out rancher friends over the years. Has it really been close to 40 years? Yipes. I appreciate your work with Silas, making a well-bred capable horse for ranch or show. Hat off to you man, keep up the good work that makes this world a better place.

[@rodneybeer8298]

Dang nice job on a real nice colt.

[@aimeehope968]

Silas is gorgeous! Did he ever rear with you on him or was that just his refusal/frustration outlet on the ground? Rearing wouldn’t bother me once in awhile as long as it wasn’t while I was on him. Seems like a great horse, nice job!

[@LowCountryCowboys]

Silas always kept all 4 feet on the ground once I started riding him. He never gave me any idea that he would do something dangerous. Thanks for watching! Richard

[@royvaughn7693]

😂..That was Great

[@amberfreeman259]

Wish I knew where you are located.

[@gerhardvanwaltsleben8944]

Lekker man lekker

[@tiajewels2820]

What to do when you horse goes into full bucking at the 30 minute mark every time

[@LowCountryCowboys]

That’s a tough one.

[@nevaehandleo9732]

What age do you recommend to break a saddlebred-appaloosa colt ?

[@LowCountryCowboys]

I’ve never ridden that cross before. Good luck!

[@MrBeautancus]

how was he bred?

[@blakebeer8286]

When is the next video coming out

[@georgiawelte3510]

Why post in a western saddle I’ve broke and rode a lot and have never posted unless in English

[@krisslewis2367]

Because anything faster than a slow trot can be hard to sit, and it's easier on the horse and rider to post.

[@shiloh2735]

Lots of people post in western. I got a new job working with cutting horses and I've never posted before. They taught me and gave me time to learn the post. Now that's all I do. It's smoother and doesn't freak the horse out

[@comesahorseman]

👍👍

[@petekleinsasser6378]

The never show how to halter a young horse