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The White Horse Ranch
Some call it a “cavvy,” some call it a “remuda.” Both come from the Spanish. It’s the outfit’s string of horses. On the TS in Battle Mountain Nevada, the remuda is a hundred strong. Every evening before the next day’s work, the horses are “put on the ropes” and the cowboss expertly ropes one out for each buckaroo.
Some call it a “cavvy,” some call it a “remuda.” Both come from the Spanish. It’s the outfit’s string of horses. On the TS in Battle Mountain Nevada, the remuda is a hundred strong. Every evening before the next day’s work, the horses are “put on the ropes” and the cowboss expertly ropes one out for each buckaroo.
Santa Rosa Island
The ultimate in vaquero horsemanship is the spade bit horse. Not every horse can be one and not every rider can ride one. Equine expert Richard Caldwell takes us through the steps of making a bridle horse, from the hackamore, to the two rein, to straight up in the bridle, in graphic detail.
The ultimate in vaquero horsemanship is the spade bit horse. Not every horse can be one and not every rider can ride one. Equine expert Richard Caldwell takes us through the steps of making a bridle horse, from the hackamore, to the two rein, to straight up in the bridle, in graphic detail.
A traditional Californio ranch rodeo
Come behind the scenes to ranch branding as top ranch ropers like reata man Dave Weaver gently ropes a calf with a big loop. And ranch owner LeiLani Davis gives us the history of when Henry Miller owned this famous Oregon ranch.
Come behind the scenes to ranch branding as top ranch ropers like reata man Dave Weaver gently ropes a calf with a big loop. And ranch owner LeiLani Davis gives us the history of when Henry Miller owned this famous Oregon ranch.
Joquin Muiretta
Once a year, buckaroos from all over the Great Basin pour into this tiny Oregon town, with flat hats, wild rags and lots of silver. This is the extreme test of what buckarooing is all about. Wild horse roping with a 20-foot loop. Riding the rankest broncs. And a little buckaroo philosophy.
Once a year, buckaroos from all over the Great Basin pour into this tiny Oregon town, with flat hats, wild rags and lots of silver. This is the extreme test of what buckarooing is all about. Wild horse roping with a 20-foot loop. Riding the rankest broncs. And a little buckaroo philosophy.
This California land grant rancho was founded by Englishman Benjamin Foxen. The old vaquero crew is gone now, but they’d be proud, if somewhat amused, by the methods descendant Janet Kraus and her cowgirl compadres use to load cattle.
