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Wow…watched all three and this is amazing. I don’t know all of what he’s doing but the change is evident

I've watched 3 Masters so many dang times. It never stops being valuable. This channel is called Reata1. Wonder if it's THAT Reata?

Why do you share copyright material

Wow, he is brilliant

I would like to learn more

Thank you for uploading these

Seems like a really rough version of Buck. He's usually so subtle!

Ew

Just amazed at this man. Thank you for sharing your dads early videos . Such and inspiration !

So incredible to watch this man change the horse and if you listen to how he describes the horse and what is fair to the horse, you get his compassion for these animals. I can listen to him talk about horsemanship all day long. Thank you Reata for sharing your dad's passion for helping humans to understand these wonderful creatures

What a tough thing to watch. Horse mishandled by owners, has a great opportunity for change with Buck. Horse shows real promise, but going back to owners. God help him! The 😪

Why could not someone take him i know how that horse feels being absued by a ex husband

Sometimes the best part of these videos is the comments from the wannabes and never-has-beens. Meanwhile Buck is the one going down the road making a living at his clinics while all these “experts” in the comments section, well, aren’t. Legends in their own minds.

"I'm the only friend this horse will have." I'm not trying to say the owners didn't mess this horse up, they did. But that horse doesn't want a friend who is going to ride him. He wants a friend that will relax and eat grass with him and occasionally play and scratch each other's back. You're putting him to work, and convincing him to do what you want because he's going to do it either way, the easy way or the hard way. He's not your friend, you don't care what he wants, you want him to be a riding horse. I wish we thought more about what horses want. Did he look like he WANTED to be there for even one second? Hope Buck enjoyed the ride though.

I’ve watch Clinton’s videos. He is knowledgeable but I don’t like all the glitter and advertising. That’s why I watch Bucks videos

What happened to this horse in the end? Did the owners step up? Or give him to someone who could accomplish what was needed?

Thank you so much for uploading this footage, I really appreciate it.

Buck is actually a Centaur disguised as a human if you look closely enough, you will agree.

Buck is a master of timing and feel and perception, obviously learned over years and years of doing it, but he also has a special quality that not many people possess that I am sure he has had since birth. I don't see any muscling of this animal at all. I only see a very confused animal that is stuck in it's destructive mind patterns and Buck has the ability to penetrate the animal's own thought process to reach the truth with very intentional actions. At the end, it's like seeing a light bulb go off in the horse's mind and he is clearly more relaxed (not just tired) because he isn't confused by what Buck is asking him to do. Buck is a master, and I really appreciate these videos, thank you so much for uploading them.

Thanks for posting these. They piqued my interest enough to where I purchased them from Eclectic Horseman. Great discs; definitely worth the money.

I dont understand horses but his methods seem respectful and humane to the animal

Why was he doing this on while on another horse? Never seen that done before

Great little series of videos.I think very good quality seeing as you took them at a clinic!

really nice to see how he was able to teach the horse to do what was asked and to find some relief in the process. Nice and willing horse. Too bad the owners weren't as willing to learn as this horse was.

This is the start to finish training in real time I needed to see. The 7 Cinics videos are great, but you don't see him working with the same horse more than a few minutes at a time (luckily, that is enough time to see a great change toward what he is trying to get the horse to realize and leave the horse happier and softer than when he started.)

Buck is my hero. Through his strength, life and sensitivity, I have found the true meaning of being a horseman. Working at becoming a good horseman has led me away from a very dark place. This man is the real deal.

People who say that horse walked into the pen confident need to look closer at his body language. He was wary and on his guard, ready to get out if needed. Definitely not comfortable and confident.

Quarter horses are so adorable with how they are between being thin and chubby at the same time. when I go to the fair I always have to visit them they are gorgeous and very high spirited

Hi Bandy.. Sorry to say it but Buck has forgotten more about horses than Clinton will ever know..Watch the other 2 videos and I'n sure you will agree. :)

Need to have more Videos of:Down Under Horsemanship with Mr. Clinton Anderson,because all the other videos that I've have,or have been watching have tried to copy,Clinton Anderson,and leave things out that could cause them to hurt themselves or the horses,and can't or don't instruct,demonstrate physically or verbally so that any and everybody as myself Who at onetime was an experanced horseman until I was rear ended becoming handicapped,and now wanting to start my life with Or as an Horseman because now humans now have or will let me work with them because iam Physically Hendered or Handicapped,Clinton has already helped Handicapped Police Officer,and Iam a Vietnam Vet and would like to become one of Clinton's shadows and work for Him as a instructor have Clinton hire me but he not because I don't have start up money for his school to become one of his employees,even though th re are things I could trade out in working for him since the other employments wouldn't even let me sweep flo

That was really nice to watch all the way through. gives me somethings to think about with a horse I'm going to be working.

hey Jet888 and Allen when are your next clinics?

Been around horses all my Life, farrier, working with Young stock, been fortunate to have riden with some good horsemen and I have to say after watching the Buck Brannaman Movie and several other films of his "I would not want this man messing with my horses".

what a lovely horse...I feel so sorry for him tho going back to crazy owners tho..=( u did a great job with him so maybe he will be able to remember one day if he gets a new owner

To all of you who are critical of this demonstration, don't worry about it. You just haven't been around enough horses and/or started enough colts to understand what he is doing and why he is doing it. As the saying goes, "When the student is ready, the teacher will appear." Think about it. Once you have devoted 40 yrs of your life to horses and started a couple of thousand colts, then you will "get it." Until then, just keep an open mind and try to learn from the true masters of their craft. Personally, I am blown away by how well his black colt is doing. Only his second ride! Are you kidding me? That is absolutely magical. Well Done!

So many negative comments from people who never saw the way this horse was behaving with it's rider and the reason Buck was asked to help in the first place. Do your research folks. Lots of professional we'll regarded Experienced Horseman defer to Buck and regard him as the "Whisperer" he is! Buck is the Master. As is George and Rodney.

I love the comments , internet horse trainers. Personally I'm going with the guy who is actually doing this stuff.

Odd that Buck chose to use a very green horse to work the chestnut with. The green horse spooked as soon as he saw the chestnut. sorry, Buck. Use your well-trained horses to work the badly trained ones with.

He's been 'tight', since you took hold of the lead shank and went at him like a .......? Other people scared him you say? In the end he will be tired and to most of your viewers looking relaxed, but take heed, fatigue fades much sooner than fear.

"Terrified of the human"? Really?? He walked in the pen with confidence and didn't look terrified until the guy on the black horse took a hold of him. How is that helping this horse in any way?? "His prognosis is grim"? You're kicking him in the guts and yanking him until his eyes are bugging out and it's the horse's problem? You do all that crap to make the horse look like and idiot is my guess. Why would he want to get close; every time he did he got a kick in the guts! I'm shocked, actually. This horse was no bronc. Looks to me like you don't like horses. You are smug. My only hope is that people start seeing this for what it is; I've watched this evolve for years.

That horse walked into that pen calm, respectful and confident. There was no need to go after him in such a belligerent manner. Trying to make the horse look worse so the clinician can look better. Heros need villains.

Can't believe the folks that owned this horse weren't the least bit interested in attending this clinic. Why this horse was the way he was, no one cared enough :(

This looks like a nice horse with a kind eye. It's a shame he got messed up with his training

But I learned from Pat that most horses who are cinchy/hard to saddle are bad about pulling back.

I've never seen a horse that bad about pulling back

I don't agree with constantly banging your legs on the horse's side. That's how u desensitize the horse to your leg

thank you for sharing!

Absolutely beautiful! What an awesome man. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful! What an awesome man. Thanks for sharing.