Spur Basics

[@williamscott2461]

The California cowboys, the Mexicans, would give the jingle bob spurs to the best cowhand, and anyone who heard them jingle, would only have to look in that direction to find the best. It was an honor to earn them.The cows or livestock couldn’t care less about the jingle.

[@GoodRedBlackRatio]

This actually taught me a lot in 5 minutes - good vid! thanks!

[@dougweight8889]

same

[@Scar3crowss]

Man... I just want them cause they look (and sound) cool

[@dethmaul]

I agree, great video. Answered the one question no others did.

[@buckaroomanreh]

resons for jingle bobs. loose rowel of old time spurs were uses to send a pre signal jingle to the horse to let them know the spur was about to make contact, they say the jingle bob was supposed to amplify that message. also, cows move away from high pitch noises so they are said to aid in that.

[@lukecoomer9349]

Not really. They're simply decoration; cowboys are fond of a little bling sometimes. Cattle and horses can hear the rowel just fine without a jinglebob, but a higher pitch noise actually won't help you much when working cattle.

[@miamitreasurehunter]

Great Presentation!!🇺🇸

[@timponinski3030]

The purpose of jinglebobs is to keep from spooking cattle and horses. They hear you moving around and they get used to the sound so do not spook.

[@Araretoy]

Thank you for your video. I'm doing cosplay research and before I go into a shop, at least I know the proper terminology and what I'll be getting.

[@kyleallenburgess]

i have never been to an offical rodeo that alows sharp rowels due to most states deeming them inhumane. i have always been told if it can break the skin with minor to moderate pressure your out and banned from the competition for at least 1 year . rounded point ones work fine for every thing i ever done

[@DeadEyeRabbit]

i always take notice of a ladies hands, fingers, and nails. and yours ma'am, are very nice. thanks for the informative video.

[@TheoreticalTerrain]

Huh

[@brianconroy7514]

Tf

[@KELTONWOLFE]

Creep

[@kilobravo2373]

Guess we will see you next during your murder trial...

[@crispinjulius5032]

Thanks Austin. Very helpful video.

[@UnfilteredCactus]

Just found out I need spurs, and this was very informative!

[@michaelkurz9067]

I'm still trying to attach my spurs to the strap got one left

[@tyrogers8888]

Look for descriptions that expressly state a spur "ridge" or "shelf." The heels tend to be biased a certain way, so heel names like "horseman" or "buckaroo" as they tend to be suited for a spur.

[@pitgroove.37_66]

2:37 no, those look more like bareback bronc riding spurs more than bull riding spurs. And no, the Rowels on rough stock Spurs are not sharp at all, cuz we would get either disqualified or fined if they were.

[@dpskiriko]

this was very informative, thank you!

[@kofalin]

I inherited my dad’s fancy bronze spurs, but they look dirty and the straps are destroyed. How can I clean them? Should I get new straps?, I don’t even know how to ride, but I want them to look nice again.

[@nikkib.5842]

... there is such a thing as kid spurs? holy shit .-. ... but I'm planning getting the "humane spur" because I have a very lazy horse (she is 25 and she was left out in the pasture for so many years) therefore I can get her to pick up her pace. I don't really plan to bump her with the spur itself, but apply a little pressure sometimes when she needs to pick up her pace. It's hard to keep a balance on her during transitions or just trotting in general because I constantly have to kick her sides.

[@12345harleyman]

Nikki B. Get a large dull rowl smaller rowls actually hurt more. It covers a larger surface area, so the pressure you are applying is spread out. Not in one place like bumper or small rowl spurs. Happy Trails to you and your horse.

[@rodeo_love4life537]

this was a very helpful video... like!

[@ukdashcamz3580]

I just want some because i love the noise they make amd how they look lol

[@heyhocodyo97]

Gotta love a cowgirl

[@TheoreticalTerrain]

a lot of good info thanks

[@josephmedlow536]

Cool info.

[@kristantograb6819]

How can i buythe cowboys boots with spurs...!? And how much the price......!?because im living in indonesia....

[@kilobravo2373]

Send me 2000 us dollars and I'll send you some boots with the spurs. Also I'm going to need you to allow me to access your computer over the internet,, to install some anti-virus software.

[@thecroutonfamily8134]

Good info ty

[@bordervaquero7739]

Well at least you explained the buckle part correctly.

[@sprisier7953]

She’s completely wrong on that it literally doesn’t matter at all

[@plushmouse3997]

What boots are those

[@adriancardenas2259]

thx this really helped.

[@pearlestudillo5939]

Very informative

[@JohnnyBarger-sb3yh]

I love jigglebobs , the sound is just magic

[@TwistdFit]

Bull riding spurs aren't used to encourage bucking, and the rowels aren't allowed to be sharp

[@marandahill5555]

gr8 video

[@brookm.9047]

how do you find boots online with a good spur shelf? my spurs fall down off my heel because i dont have a large enough spur shelf

[@maddiefaith1417]

Some Ariat boots have really nice spur shelfs

[@redpred7153]

Brook M. You can usually tell by how far out is is

[@12345harleyman]

Take your spurs to a western store.

[@petebowling9242]

Spur ridge....not shelf .Have never heard it referred to as " spur shelf"

[@adelarsen9776]

Champion Attitude boots in El Paso Tx. Every set of boots has the option for a spur ridge.

[@sabryshah1988]

Give me you link shop

[@AG-dv8gu]

Go Spurs Go

[@petebowling9242]

It's called "spur ridge" not spur shelf...Have never heard that expression

[@robgriz72]

www.wilsonboots.com/boot-construction

[@robgriz72]

Paul Bond calls it a Spur ledge www.paulbondboots.com/pages/heel-selection

[@GodsSparrowSpeaks]

Probably depends upon your location .I’ve lived and worked on ranches in several States and names for things vary quite a bit. Spur ~ Ridge Shelf Ledge Bed Rest Lay Hold… But we all get the gist …we need them on working boots LOL

[@bob75819]

you people that say Spurs don't make bulls buck don't know a thing about bullriding. if you think you do, then next time you are in the chute set your Spurs and see if he bucks, and good luck with that!

[@12345harleyman]

Joe Young I am a bull rider. And your wrongs if you want the bull to buck harder u kick them WITH the spur. Our spurs aren't actually meant to help us hold on. Now got play in the street.

[@TorryGood]

bull riding rowels are not sharp and they do not make the bull buck nor the rowels are fixed

[@tellingthetruth3726]

😀👍🏻

[@maddiefaith1417]

For some reason this video makes me sleepy

[@frankaguilar6998]

Restless Barrel Racer

[@williamhammons3821]

Kl9

[@Billy-gh9ih]

dirt road athem

[@sabryshah1988]

i wan oder

[@tesla3695]

04:27 yikes

[@geraldbalceriv9669]

She doesnt know what shes talking about when it comes to the bull riding spurs

[@sonseere10]

Spurs are used by people who have poor horsemanship.