Wrangler…Be aware and be Da’ Boss

[@LuckyTabbyKitten-pv6tz]

Just wanted to say my son got recommended one of your videos and he sent it to me this morning saying it really helped him. He's 22 and has been dealing with very bad depression and anxiety and keeps thinking he's supposed to have life figured out by now. Until he saw your video and he calmed down. Thank you for helping people. ❤

[@ETHANR26]

not to mention, depression and anxiety are states of mind, not something anyone 'has' unless you wanna pump money into drs visits for the rest of your life, you can't think like that, and you have to accept that you control your own mental state

[@civengine]

All from my personal experience only, not medical advice: Start with the basics, diet, nutrition, exercise. Get a medical checkup, blood test, and check levels of everything. Check for history of antibiotic use, look into probiotics. The gut and mind are massively interconnected. I happened to have a candida infection in my gut, and that threw off my entire interpretation of reality, because of all the toxic byproducts. After removing it, I felt at peace finally, it was like night and day clarity. 22 is still extremely young, I’m hitting 30 and just starting to get it together. Finding a consistent physical output is massively important, it should be rewarding and enjoyable. Also Look into philosophies that help to regulate the response to the environment and to help modulate perception in favour of acceptance and then action. Personally, I was raised on Orthodoxy, but I have an appreciation for different religions and philosophies. Stoicism and Taoism share some concepts about flow and adaptation. Applying such concepts consciously and with concerted effort may help to regulate the feelings of anxiety. For books I might recommend Tara Brach - Radical Acceptance. And self compassion by Kirsten Neff. It sounds like he’s unhappy with his progress at his age, it’s not a bad thing, it means he has a really strong drive! The important thing is not to burn himself out and to work in ways that are harmonious with what he can offer and is good at. Challenge is good, it develops strength, confidence and character, however, needless effort in directions where it will not reward him is not optimal. Energy flows, and you have to work within the natural rhythms. It must be directed towards the right places to reap the most benefits. Sending energy inwards, towards thought, overthinking and inaction, leads to anxiety, which leads to production of cortisol. Cortisol messes up the gut when anxiety is constant and the negative loop begins. I highly recommend to address it from all angles, so he can focus his energy to grow into the best version of himself. It is also a matter of goal setting, to keep them realistic and achievable, and that helps to keep life and progress in perspective. As for making decisions in the past or even the present, you can only make the best decision in the moment, based on the information you have. That means hindsight is null. Every decision becomes the right one because you based it on all you had at that time.

[@hippopoacher4870]

Tell your son im 25 still watching his videos and i still dont have anything figured out lol it all comes in time

[@LuckyTabbyKitten-pv6tz]

@@hippopoacher4870 Yeah I had a good talk with him. I told him I'm only almost 44 and I still don't have it figured out lol

[@LuckyTabbyKitten-pv6tz]

@@ETHANR26 No we have a clinic in town for indigent people for no insurance. I started going there about a month ago and the doctor is amazing so I'm taking him this week. Unless you understand what it feels like to live with depression and daily anxiety then it's hard to explain. Me and my children went through very hard times after my father died and ended up having to take care of my mother and there was a lot of trauma that I won't go into. He will be ok. It takes time.

[@James_C_Edits]

Mr Noel. I was struggling thought I was depressed and I whatched one of your videos called ''Just rest'' and it helped a lot. Before I started to whatch your videos I thought I had mental issues, but after watching that video I realized that I was just mentally exhausted I just needed a break from the stress. Thank you Dewayne

[@mustlearnmore4884]

I'm no horseman in any shape or form, but I still find these videos incredibly helpful. So much of the advice in them can be extrapolated out into life in general. Thanks again for yet another great video, Mr. Noel. God bless 🙏🏽

[@HalfWarrior]

Dewayne, the last time I was on a horse was about 40 years ago; so I truly kneow nothing about horses; but I always enjoy listening to your advice and your demeanor; it’s truly a pleasure to hear you. I think I’m on par with you in age;(April of 1967), Thank you sir 🫡

[@yuhengwu6853]

I don't ride horses but this video gives me fatherly advice about life, thank you Dewayne

[@mojo_joju]

Babe wake up, Mr Dwayne just dropped a new lecture

[@sammyd8474]

Dr. Dwayne

[@htetkhine5885]

I am 22 and sometimes I really need someone to talk to. I watched your videos and they help me to stay put. Still trying and still fighting … love your videos

[@jacklincoln2437]

I just turned 22 this month -- even if it feels that way, you ain't alone. Lots of folk are rooting for you.

[@AshRodders-vg6xw]

you can talk to me bro ad many more just reach out i been there and did the same now i have a gf and friends kids ect just keep on keeping on man

[@nevercommentnotevenonce9334]

I've never asked for anything in this format, but I'm desperate. I was in a motorcycle crash last Wednesday. Today the test results came back and it seems like I fractured my humerus. I was about to relocate to Italy next month, which was my life's dream and this accident might throw a huge wrench into that. I beg to anyone reading this, if they can say a short prayer for a quick recovery, I would appreciate that wholeheartedly and would mean the world to me. God bless y'all, and thanks for reading. 🙏🏻

[@f3ralluke]

I'm really sorry to hear about your accident. I hope you're able to rest and recover fully, and that healing comes quickly 🙏

[@davidcmatson]

Prayers for a rapid and complete recovery for you and God's continued blessings upon you and those close to you. In our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ's holy name I pray🙏 Amen🙏

[@walker-macfitness2130]

Brother, I dont know what challenges and feelings you are going through. But I do know that God loves you very much and that you can keep your chin up during the hard times. It may not seem like it right now, but this is a part of Gods plan. One day you are gonna look back and realize how this brought you where you needed to be. Stay strong you will make it through this, God bless.

[@Peyton.Hagarty]

Hey Dewayne Peyton here. Was out wrangling in the Yellowstone area Roosevelt corrals and we didn’t allow hats whatsoever because of this exact thing. If they wanted to wear a hat we made them put a helmet over it. We also didn’t let the guests take their phones out on the ride. People would drop them or not pay attention and their horse would just start eating and disrupt the ride for everyone. We would flag the roads at cook city and the dunraven pass and we would have drivers going full speed at our line and we would have to yell and run at those cars to stop them. Our boss Gary McRae said “we have to treat these guests like they are five year olds. Because with no experience with horses they will act like five year olds. Not necessarily because they throw fits or anything but they don’t want to listen and they don’t understand what we are telling them

[@finngamesknudson1457]

While not an instructor, I’ve spent considerable time with people who teach diving or shooting. Almost universally they say kids are easier than adults. Children tend to listen and recognize instructor/leader’s authority while adults think they already know and tend toward arrogance.

[@betty27246]

Wow great video as usual..I'm in Southwest Virginia..big time difference. This video is so great because you are talking about horses and riding and tieing a life lesson in with it. This is great..I have heard that alot of people watch your videos because their is always a life lesson. Thank you..people need mentors today so much. Thank you and your wife. When your new videos come on I watch immediately..thks..

[@kathysmith3834]

I want to thank you for your video on worming horses. I have a 28 and 22 yr old horses. Following your suggestions I had the easiest time ever worming both of them. Thank you again for me and my horses.

[@TheSPACEDIEVEST1]

Good advice. It’s been a while since I commented but once again you didn’t disappoint. I hope you and Mamma are having a great season of life.

[@kikitaube-hansen]

100 per cent true. A man who knows what Life is about. Love you and your wife‘s intake.

[@Draker412]

Dwayne, I love your videos, your wisdom and your stories. It’s always good to hear what you have to say. Keep them coming much love buddy.

[@filmlife1000]

Thank you for this video. I don’t have much going for now these days but your videos help my day go by easily.

[@VoodooandMaze]

Love seeing these new videos on my feed. This is the best part of KZbin right here.

[@BlueJayWaters]

My grandfather owned a stable in IL in the early 90's. He passed away when I was 4, but I distinctly remember riding horses, and my father sold the stable when I was around 6. Several times I have encountered horses in my life since then, and I have always felt comfortable and understanding when around them. I haven't had the pleasure of riding one in about 12 years, but they always seem very docile and attentive when I encounter them. Somehow, though I only recently found direction in my own life, they have always seem trusting of the direction and judgement I've had when I interact with them. I miss interacting with them...

[@kikitaube-hansen]

Thank you! And your beard is astonishing and just great. Love to you both.😘.

[@ChristyStoerm]

Dont go through life on auto pilot. So true. Thanks for the reminder to use your strong voice with kindness and respect when you know it is the right thing to do.

[@OneBrightLightTN]

I woke up this morning and saw a notification for this video. I knew immediately it was going to be a good day. Your videos are a blessing. I’d happily watch your videos everyday! Have a blessed week Dewayne

[@JeffRamblin]

I am very proud to be the captain of my ship . I'm 58 years old and I have learned that many people look up to me for guidance . This is something I do not take lightly . They understand and so do I that they are better off following my leadership. It comes natural to me , I'm always ready willing and able

[@petrisallinen2123]

I got ship and strong spirit, got master thesis mentor which was a freemason and trust satan. I lose spirit and now the ship is my family spritual equity. There is many who want to be captain but arent ready to build ship. Choose wisely your company if you want to be good captain someday.

[@petrisallinen2123]

Lords hate is now turning to love. God see my scars and respect thoses

[@mehDOGIESRATS2222]

Experience is everything , good day to you sir . I did white water kayaking years ago , and if I didn't listen to the instructors I would of probably died on more than one occasion . Also caving was very intense . We went through these grade 4 plus rapids and many people didn't listen and they feel out and got all their sleeping bags wet , but I didn't fall out because I listened to what they told me to do and slap the water with the flat part of my paddle so I didn't tip over . Had to share my sleeping back with one of the fools . I was less than impressed . Epic trip tho , I had a good laugh at them . The most amazing thing was when I was paddling in a slow area I looked up into the forest and saw this massive stag , I think it was a 12 pointer . So nice to be able to see an animal like that in the wild and not shoot at it .

[@zdenekpilc]

Great, thank you sir! I love how horse videos are applicable to people who don't have horses.

[@ethanhilton915]

Thank you yet again Dwayne. Having been teamed up with Blue, I can attest what a high end Ferrari he is. And having had an experience with both Blue and yourself as the trailboss, this video once again spoke to me. Like I said that day to you, "You're the Boss, what you say goes!" and I cannot thank you enough for being a good Boss.

[@Coulboy]

The dad we all needed 🙏 Thank you for helping me set myself straight

[@catherinetimco4310]

Thank you for this video. It’s very affirming. If you don’t have a boss who can back you in your expert advice based on best practices and factual results, then it’s exactly as you said.

[@LifeUnfilltered]

Uncle Dwayne, I’ve gotta say that my “horse” is life… and I’ve been able to apply your advice to myself, work and dealing with people in general. A big THANK YOU as always. 💜💜

[@raymondbradley6788]

Awesome video Dwayne👍👍👍 yeah when you started talking about, they want to put cameras with sticks on the horse and mouth things to the saddle. I was like oh that ain’t gonna fly. And as far as the radio thing goes, that’s why I would think you would be out in the world this riding a horse to get away from all the electronic distraction that we are subjected to every day. Anyway, you and Mom have a blessed one.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@GabrielDavis-ez4by]

Thank you Dewayne. I love your videos.

[@sufanisworld]

Boundaries, responsibility, wonderful life lessons! We carry around way more than we need, spiritually and figuratively!❤

[@dalebahten4951]

Hat blowing off 😂 I had a guy get a space blanket out while on horse back, I’m sure you can imagine the chaos that followed.

[@FightingAddiction540]

Thank you brother a lot of us need this we didn’t have men who raised us. I’m 36 and I’m still learning everyday.

[@zhartheProprietor]

You have a true alpha nature. A true alpha doesn't avoid conflict but has a way of meeting all things head on without offending or otherwise escalating. That is a true gift that few recognize. It can be learned if one has a level head like this legend.

[@bradleyscofarm6151]

I think most of the world calls it a respectful boss or even just human being, but I mean whatever you want to call it

[@BigMoney21]

Thank You for you and your channel and all your wisdom you have shared throughout the years I am decreeing and declaring Ancient Extra Extra Extra Great King 🤴🏻 Solomon and King 🤴🏻 Midas and King 🤴🏻 Arthur and King 🤴🏻 Tut Royal 🤴🏻 Great Luck 🍀 for myself and everyone so it is cannot be otherwise Thank You Father ☀️☀️☀️☀️🙌🌅🌇🌄☀️🙌🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀777❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🦁🤴🏻🦍👊👑

[@notoriousfam2922]

1 comment per minute. This "community" really listens instead of speaks. God bless yall

[@davidbooher5559]

Seems I haven’t seen a Dwayne video in awhile. His wisdom and voice are so calming. Always puts my anxious and depressed mind to rest.

[@suzystone244]

Hi Dewayne. Have not actively ridden since 2009. Just remained doing ground work only. Your advice is paramount ❤

[@MicahPhelan-jo9wh]

I’m always here for a dry creek video I love em

[@captaindunsel6958]

Dewayne, I really appreciate your lessons and your view on things.

[@fireupyourheartfortruth]

We send our love and prayers❤😊❤

[@guywerry6614]

How refreshing to have a person who understands that they don't KNOW horses and will listen to the experts.

[@victorm7274]

10:45 I went horseback riding in California. it was at least 10 of us riding. The tour guide cowboy hat blew of his head and ended up scaring at least 5 horses, my wife was on one of these horses. the horse reared up and threw her off. my horse spoked and took off out of control for at least 50 yards. lucky no one got really hurt.

[@ScribblemouseScribbles]

Horses made me address something I didn't want to address about myself. Namely, that I am a nervous, conflict avoiding pushover! I recently started horseriding lessons for the first time in my life, to fulfill a childhood dream, and it wasn't at all when I read in books and watched on youtube: I was shoved on a already tacked-up horse and started trotting in the first lesson, and then joined the group lessons after a few 1-on-1 sessions. Everything I learned about horses on youtube and books flies out of the window when I enter the barn. My attempts to befriend the horse by giving scratchies and brushing backfired and made the horse understand I can be pushed around easy instead. The horse tries to bite me every time (and sometimes succeeds), I can't reliably work the brakes and steering on the horse and get yelled at by the instructor (I'm too much bleedin heart, I don't want to yank and whip the horse so hard!) while trying to fight back the tears (I'm a grown up! right? ) and smile when things work out and I get some praise. Did that instructor use pressure and release on ME? Hey! I'm a low pressure threshold horse..err. human! ....Give me treats instead... ; _ ; Lately after each lesson I felt miserably stupid and seriously considered quitting because clearly, I am not fit to be around horses (or people). But I wont! I will get that horse to listen and respect my space and maybe become a better confident human as well, that wont be pushed around so easily by horse or man! (and ya know.. maybe try another barn.. >_> see if there is a difference. Maybe it doesn't have to be as hard as it is now.. ) In short: I can recommend horse riding lessons to anyone even at a later age, if you can afford it and physically able to. It will reveal your true self. It might be better than you thought and it might be something you really need to work on. ...Or is this all of the above nonsense and should I quit and stay far away from horses after all? O_O,

[@alicia_nicole444]

Keep pushing! See it to the end 🫡. Seems like you’re self-aware so at the end of the lesson, you’ll know what to do from there!

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Scribbles find another barn that teaches the basics of horsemanship first. How to halter, lead, groom, tack up. All of these things allow people to get to know horses and become more at ease. These are the things that used to be done at every lesson barn. Sadly, today it’s more about I want to ride for an hour, not “waste time” with this other stuff so horses are ready to ride when student gets there. For the hourly trail ride or dude model where this may be only ride ever, having horses ready makes sense. However, for students truly wanting horses in their lives it does not.

[@DryCreekWranglerSchool]

You’re riding instructor is lousy at their job. Just from this one comment I can tell that they don’t care anything about their horses and they sure do not care anything about you. Find another barn and start over. Do not stay at the one that you are at. They are going to do more damage than good.

[@ScribblemouseScribbles]

Thanks for your encouragement everyone! I kinda really needed it.. It's admittedly a bit of a one sided story. I learned some good things (by other instructors) too and there are some nice people there (and the horses are shiny and well shod... just not sure if they all get turned out). It's just that the tough love teaching style doesn't suit my nervous self very well. And the tough and sharp people that can take it all on the chin kinda scare me a little... That horse taught me good posture and keeping focus the very hard way. So no hard feelings towards Nippy (name anonymized for horse's privacy reasons) but I am going to check out other barns and hopefully find one where lessons are a little less devastating to my self-perception hehehe. I'm kinda scared they will be the same, and this is just the teaching style of the area, but I just have to muster courage and find out! (I really need to toughen/bolden up a little, heh) Edit: This all kinda makes me sound like a nerve-wracked mess, but it's not that bad, no worries. It's just a set of traits I neglected and want to work on to improve as a human (I got away with it long enough, it will be harder now than if I had started 10-20 years ago, ah well! As long as I breathe I can improve!), while having fun learning to ride horses! Horses don't lie man.. They made me look into the mirror something hard. It's no Friendship Is Magic, prancing over rainbows at all, but 1200lbs of wild animal that can and just might kill you if you keep faffing about. I still like them though :) I just have to take that horsey feedback and become a better and reliable leader one day

[@ScribblemouseScribbles]

@@DryCreekWranglerSchool A little update! :) I went to another barn/riding school and it was amazing! The place was so clean (they clean the paths and stables everyday). The horses had pastures as far as the eye could see. The stables/boxes were at least twice as big (than the previous barn) and were mostly empty during daytime because most horses would be on pasture. I don't know if they stay out overnight. The instructor was all patient with me, even when I was drawing so many blanks at pretty much everything he was asking. I am glad I am learning more new things. The lesson horse was so sweet and patient. Riding another horse made me pinpoint all the things I was doing wrong because you see the same behaviors. I'm really all over the place with my legs, seat and arms. heh. And the horse didn't try to nip at me while brushing :) I never held it against the previous lesson horse. I was nervous all the time, I couldn't quite make out what the problem was and just worried about the horse instead of focusing on my own floppy arms and legs. No wonder the horse tried to check my vibe with nipping. I came pretty close to giving up this last month, not wanting to torment animals anymore with my sack-o-potatoeness and selfish desires. But now I am working out again to get my arms and legs under control. I can do this! I can be more than a sack of potatoes flopping confusedly on a horse! Eventually!

[@garyb4929]

Another, Solid video, appreciate the stories.

[@BasedAhmad-nw6yf]

Much love man

[@enraikow6109]

Phew, that's some spicy stuff. Mr Dewayne making sensationalist titles now 😂

[@EJ.Quarry.Dweller]

Surprised he did not have a Helmet cam. Stays on the head protects the head doesn't make a impalement issue and videos the direction you are looking. And if I am going for a horse ride the last thing I would want is Modern garbage and toys . The purpose for that ride is to escape that nonsense hear nature listen to the horse his or her breathing their ears perk body language and the scenery. Also some old style comradery with the other riders and the conversation that the ride would invoke. Real simple pleasures don't be needy right Dwayne such a simple mindset that brings so much Joy Thank You A great Trail Boss and Host Happy trails🏇

[@chaycemorrissey7018]

Love ya man keep making these banger videos

[@OliviaTrevino-pv7ff]

Hi how are you guys may God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and our angels be with us 247

[@orion848]

Hi Dry Creek, thank you for this video.

[@lisajignoffo9442]

Wow.. fantastic info!! Thank you

[@wildcycles1]

This reminded me of a pack trip I was on a few years back. We were just a few miles in on our high country trip. This was before smart phones and I was carrying a digital camera in my shirt pocket. A friend's horse in front of me stepped on a hornet's nest and things got a bit wild for a short period. The wrangler was in front of him with a string of pack animals and he saw what was happening and quickly moved his string on up the trail to get away from the hornets. My friend was thrown off of the horse that was being stung and broke a finger when he landed. My camera flew out of my pocket and was stepped on by the horse behind me. I was able to recover the camera and a few photos, but it was the end of my picture taking for that trip. We went on to have a very successful hunting trip and I give all of the credit to the wrangler that was with us.

[@philosophyoftrucking]

Even the “horse” videos are “wisdom” videos.

[@talentheturtle]

thanks :) i don't even ride but learned a lot from this video, have a good evening brother! from AZ

[@craigtittsworth9440]

As always Great advice & lessons learned.

[@bobogilvie4472]

Great conversation on dos and what not to do.

[@shaunroberts9361]

O i could see a Big Big Wreck with that set up on a Saddle... Good Job Duane...

[@texasloudnproud1036]

I want to come out there sometime ,that school sounds like a good time and lots to learn!

[@greggaser7062]

I was always not very comfortable with horses , now dogs they all love me because I’m there boss and I can feel the love in a dog , but horses they know when your afraid of them . Then one day a horse came to at the fence line and I decided to greet the horse like he’s a dog . Wow what a difference, he let me hug his face and alway wanted to be close to me . The size of a horse always intimidated , me not now .

[@fabionovelli3136]

Thank you as always

[@mack5233]

Great video, Dewayne might explain why some horses are not like used cars, anyone can drive a car, but not every riders can ride a particularly moody horse. The owners pride and joy. And the only option is to say no.

[@alanspring8462]

Hope all is well with you. My friend always good to see your videos love from Florida.

[@finngamesknudson1457]

@Dwayne - Thanks for advice on breastplate and rear girth. Been thinking I should take them off an$ That I don’t need them. Rear girth just came with saddle. Added breastplate because saddle always slipped backward during ride. After watching your other video on wear to position saddle, I corrected that error and think I should remove the crutch.

[@_Arugula_Salad_]

You had a life that many of us wish we'd had. You've had it easy compared to some of us

[@hhlagen]

Headphones on person on a horse recipe for trouble. Yep it happens. I carry 2 water bottles cause I live in hot Florida. Have them secured behind the cantle in saddle bags designed to keep them there. Got my horse used to the crackle noise before I ever rode him. Learned that the hard way. There is no 1 hour ride for me. We go all day sometimes.

[@sheldonbromen2603]

I am a disabled veteran and allergic to horses but would love to spend some time with you at the ranch!!! I cannot function in today's society anymore!! How can i come spend a week or two with yall helping out? Cant do the horse stuff unless you can cure an allergy but id love to help with anything else and pick your brain!!!!!!!!!

[@T25de]

The beard has grown a lot since the last time I was here… and it wasn’t a pipe it was cigar 😅

[@JadeDragon407]

I get wanting to get some pictures/video, but I wouldn't've thought music listnin' would've been much of a thing, although with the addiction to tech nowdays, I shouldn't be surprised. A couple of things wrong with that one: something in the music itself could annoy/spook the horse, it could keep you or the horse from hearing something you need to hear far as safety goes, and just the whole deal of really being there for and in the ride itself. To me, it's like taking a nature hike or doing anything else out in nature; the idea of being out there is to immerse yourself in the experience and sensations of doing the thing.

[@maxcorder2211]

Years ago I was horseback hunting elk in Colorado. We met a man on the trail on horseback. He had a large canvas duffel bag hanging on one side of the horn. Hanging down about three feet. I was hunting with a friend who was a wrangler on a nearby ranch. He asked this guy where he was from and was it his horse. He said he was from Pennsylvania and had rented the horse locally and was going to camp somewhere. My friend recommended to the guy that he separate his gear and even the load. Put some on back of the saddle. He appeared to not be familiar with how to handle a horse. This was the first year the area had been open to the public and it was like a gold rush. People everywhere. We later came across two fellows with a young cow elk in a two-wheel cart. One wheel had broken off, so one of the guys had tied a rope around the axle and and then around his neck and the other was pushing the whole thing. We were glad to get out of there.

[@natethegreat9977]

Goodmorning from Los Angeles 😃👋

[@wolflover552]

I'm an avid motorcycle rider and the one thing I always tell people who come with me on trips is to not overload on junk. I see too much excess weight applied like they're crossing the Sahara desert because of things they think they need. I never rode horses but my sibling has always been around them her entire life and it's amazing the mistakes new riders make with both hobbies.

[@WatchNFLNetwork-m2w]

Thank you Dewayne

[@wesgriffin9666]

Great video..off subject thought you'd be interested to know I just bought meditations. You talked it up so much finally couldn't help it lol

[@SanctuaryPiper]

Thank you

[@LucasBrister]

I’m not a rider. But, this advice is relevant to backpacking, traveling, and kayaking. Gone people, up awkward with their things, gone.

[@JackLila999]

the book that changed everything for me was Magnetic Aura from Borlest

[@waynehendrix4806]

Good talk. If you're a sheep dog, you got to always be smelling for wolves.

[@charlene-zw]

Good, good talk. I understood everything you said. Much respect for the Immense Patience Dewayne has with all his clients 🙏🏻 🥲 . I belong to #HorseComfortComesFirst camp 🐴❤️👏

[@charlene-zw]

And…. I am a helmet-wearing trail rider. No one asked…. just sayin 🪖.

[@1Whipperin]

Excellent..Wranglers carrying a rope is sillyness. They going rope a runaway dude horse? Dude String tTrsil by Dave Stamey

[@keananruiters9373]

Excellent video as always sir. Lol but on a lighter note, I thought you were Saddam Hussein there for a moment 😂😂😂

[@debbiebjorklund3241]

Hey Dewayne, Debbie here. I like your wisedom sir. Cld i request tho that you tell us your thoughts w a shade tree and pasturebehind you? Im paralyze at 60yo. A lot of horseback riding, nd guiding ppl, nd barn work background so i can relate to you honestly. Gd wisedom sir.!. God bless ya.❤ Enjoy the ride simply, whatever the situation! 😅 have a peaceful night ❤❤

[@Ylsvlog]

Hello trash mind its me from india. It was great chatting with you. Am hoping to learn alot about horse from you Sir. U r soo cool.❤❤❤

[@Jakestarr_59]

Really like you vids I am a retired pastor from KY. I also am of the brotherhood of the leaf. How about a fun video on how to blow smoke rings

[@grantmontgomery1999]

Hi Dewayne, great channel. What's that watch you're wearing there? Maybe one day I'll make it out your way for an adventure.

[@ArtisanVaquero]

🤠Great Pipe 🎉

[@raystargazer7468]

Dewayne saying selfie stick xD

[@awakenspirit3277]

I like your beard. I have been growing my beard for about 4 months. How long have you been growing your beard, if you don't mind me asking.

[@christophercolumbus6594]

I grew up a cowboy on my uncles feed lot then his 50,000 acre cattle ranch i was only 5 years old watering feeding and tagging ears on cattle.. i miss it always wanted to get back into it back have no experience just wondering how do i go about pursuing a career in this lifestyle with no experience

[@JeridiahWatson]

Ha ha ha…, a Radio? Who does that? With all due respect. If I’m out Horseback ridin’ with a nice young Cowgirl. Like I’ve been known to do. We sure as Hell ain’t having no Radio. Especially when we can actually talk to each other & get to all bond together with the Horses. Life is made up of moments & memories that are much more appreciated without unnecessary distractions.

[@MrMarkMaxwell]

It Also Applies To Life!

[@dentgent768]

I said it once and I'm going to say it again, Mr. Dewayne, will you be my Father?

[@Leonid-bz7ct]

Can you do a video on your Christian Bible channel on how to forgive or deal with heartbreak . I got a long story I need advice on what to do with my situation

[@aaronhansen8133]

Give it to God and rest

[@JasonCoote]

Great video

[@samhinnant4416]

Working with horses helps with your ability to see how wrecks can happen.

[@bobogilvie4472]

It is like parents raising children.

[@MavitidiEvaristoTatuDaniel]

Best Regards, father!

[@nateholton]

💯

[@cpzehr]

BIG BLUE!!!!!!🎉

[@Preciousmiller1]

Have great Morning 😎👍

[@NoorAli-qc8ik]

Goat