How Do You Softly Break A Wild Horse?
Learn how to get a wild horse to be halter broke in just a few days. The aggravating thing about working with horses, especially completely wild ones, is it takes so much patience and waiting. It takes a long time for things to sink in for a horse and you just have to wait them out. You also have to move very slowly around them as any sudden move can panic them and make them fight again. Once you have your wild horse penned you will need to rope the horse around the neck making sure the loop sets just above the throat-latch. It sounds cruel I know, but with a completely wild horse you almost always have to be able to choke it some at first. Once this is done you may have to let them scramble around and fight for a few minutes while just holding onto the end of the rope. Gradually working your way toward the snubbing post. Now you will have to wait until the horse figures out that it wont get away and gives up. This could take a day or so for this to happen so just be patient. Once the
