Learn the Ins and Outs of Training Buffalo in the December NWC Video

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Clinton is always looking for ways to make improvements to his training program to help his horses make better progress. That’s why he decided to incorporate buffalo into his reined cow horse program. Unlike cattle that tire out quickly and get numb to the routine, buffalo have a lot of stamina and can be used for a couple of years. Because he wanted to make sure he made the most out of adding buffalo to his program, Clinton went to the experts for help – and in his usual fashion – asked a million questions!

In the December No Worries Club video, you get to ride along with Clinton as he learns from Duncan Steele-Park and Glen Aspinall all about how beneficial buffalo can be to reined cow horse trainers and how to incorporate them into your training program.

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