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Ep. 278 – Buck Brannaman – A Brief History of Vaquero Horsemanship

Jan 30, 2023

01:18:15

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The History of Horsemanship

3min

The Vocaro Style of Horsemanship

4min

The Origins of Ranching in California

4min

The History of Hard and Fast Saddles

3min

The Transition From Spain to California in 1769

3min

The Influence of Victory on History

3min

The History of the Vakaro Culture in America

2min

The History of Ranching

3min

10.

The Differences Between Heading and Healing Calves

2min

11.

The History of Ranching in California

2min

12.

The History of Horsemanship

1min

13.

Tom Dorence: A Cowboy's Story

5min

14.

The Evolution of Vakaro Style Horsemanship

4min

15.

How to Make a Spade Bit Horse

4min

16.

The Unwritten Cult of Snafel

4min

17.

The Different Tradeoffs for Snafels

2min

18.

The Evolution of the Rawhide Riata

4min

19.

The Ropes of Team Roping

2min

20.

The Importance of Taking Care of Your Animal

2min

21.

The Benefits of Wider Stirrups

2min

22.

The Importance of Proper Leg Position

2min

23.

The Benefits of a Weighed Tree Saddle

2min

24.

The Benefits of the Viqueiro Style

3min

25.

The Importance of Longevity

2min

26.

The Power of Pressure and Release

2min

27.

The History of Vaucaro Horsemanship

3min

28.

How to Put Your Cows to Work for You in a More Profitable Way

2min

Buck Brannaman a horse clinician and trainer from Sheridan, WY welcomed me into his tack room to have a discussion about the history of Vaquero horsemanship. We talk about it’s origins as a result of Spanish defeat at the hands of Muslim warriors, how this style was influenced by Mexican rodeos, as well as the tack that is deeply entwined with this style of horsemanship.

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Relevant Links:
El Vaquero by Ernie Morris
Brannaman.com
The Buck Channel