281. B1 Horsemanship with Richard Boatwright

Janet Conway splits her time between Arizona in the winters and Wyoming in the summers. She is a mule, horse, and donkey enthusiast with a love for learning and improving.

Ron Johnson is a long time horse and mule man in Idaho who has spent countless days in the Wilderness of Central Idaho guiding hunters, riding, and packing.

Richard Boatwright is a long time cowboy and horseman out of South Carolina. His specialty is making videos that are uncut, unedited and raw showing the entire process of horse training. Ty and Richard sit down and have a chat all about horses and horsemanship and all aspects of the equine industry.

Rick Guglielmi, or Rick G. as Ty calls him, is a long time mule packer and buckaroo who calls Oregon home. Rick has been a long time student of Ty's and is fantastic with mules. **We are sorry for the technical difficulties that we had recording this episode. Rick has a hard time connecting to good internet due to his remote location in Oregan.

Carson James is an incredible horseman and teacher. He calls Florida home and spends the bulk of his time teaching and helping folks with their horses. Ty and Carson talk all about horsemanship and life in this episode.

Mark and Jennifer train and sell mules in Texas. This couple has raised a great family and has a reputation for producing top quality mules and horses. In this episode we talk all about working with mules, training, and selling.

Mike Price is a long time mule man from Montana. He has dedicated his life to becoming better with mules. Mike spent two years working and interning with Nationally recognized Mule Clinician, Brad Cameron. Mike trains and sells top quality mules and spends lots of time with his family riding and training.

Jason Griffen is a native Missourian who has dedicated his life to mules, horses, cattle, and family. In this episode Ty and Jason talk about working with mules around cattle, training tips, and Jason latest adventure, putting on Huzzah Valley Mule Days in June of 2026

Growing up on his grandfather’s ranch in Montana, horses have been an integral part of Kip’s life from the beginning. After graduating college with a Bachelor’s of Science degree with an emphasis in livestock production management, Kip went to work on several large cattle ranches. It was during this time that he first met Buck Brannaman. Buck showed Kip that the horse had more to offer if you presented the information to him so he could understand it. Kip began riding with Buck at every chance he got, and incorporated this new way of interacting with horses into his daily ranch work. In 1996, Buck offered Kip a job working with him and travelling to his clinics. Kip graciously accepted and traveled with Buck for the next five  years.Since 2003, Kip has been bringing the knowledge and experience he gained while working for Buck to the horses he rides for the public. His clients come from all over the country and include everything from Quarter Horses and Warmbloods to mules and draft horses. The solid foundation Kip gives to each horse has readied them for careers as everything from dependable trail horses to working ranch horses to FEI dressage horses. Kip started conducting his own clinics in 2004 at the request of several clients, and he now offers clinics suitable for any level or discipline of rider.After residing for 14 years in the Midwest, Kip has now relocated back to Montana and is currently riding horses for the public there as well as conducting clinics all over the United States.

Ty talks all about the lessons learned and the highlights from 4 different clinics in Arizona.