ain't that the truth ..RanchRoper wrote:Takes years to train those horses.
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May 20th 1860
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I could ride and shoot just like that by the time I was six or seven. The horse never minded the noise.tx gunrunner wrote:Here a video of him practicing shooting off his horse buffalo chip .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPJOo5eL8Cs
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Ya I'll stick to dismounting....JEBar wrote:ain't that the truth ..RanchRoper wrote:Takes years to train those horses... firing from the back of a horse not conditioned to doing so usually brings on an almost instantaneous transition from a peaceful scene to an instant rodeo .... this it one of those, don't ask me how I know type of things ..
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...And a barrel of fun!tx gunrunner wrote:Shooting bare back is a piece cake .
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