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Buck Brannaman is one tough cookie. He’s been to hell and back (more than once, actually) and lived to tell about it. What’s more, he’s not only chosen to live his life for himself, but to save countless lives along the way— horse and human alike. Now that’s some damn good karma.
I’ve long idolized Buck— both as a horseman and as a person. Gentle and quiet but firm, an unimaginably hard worker, humble as can be, and he’s a horse lover. That is definitely my kind of humanoid! And this thoughtful, easy-to-read memoir has only deepened my respect and admiration for a man who so selflessly dedicates his life to, in his own words, “helping horses with people problems.”
I’ve long idolized Buck— both as a horseman and as a person. Gentle and quiet but firm, an unimaginably hard worker, humble as can be, and he’s a horse lover. That is definitely my kind of humanoid! And this thoughtful, easy-to-read memoir has only deepened my respect and admiration for a man who so selflessly dedicates his life to, in his own words, “helping horses with people problems.”