(Western Bridles):
"You can get a lot of different types of Western bridles.
I like this one.
This is my go-to for a Western bridle.
I have the baby horse full cheek on it.
I start a lot of horses in this bridle.
You can pick and choose what you want it to look like.
I like the Western bridles that have the little doodads on the forehead.
I think it looks pretty.
I really like it.
Usually, they have a little tip of silver. I love that.
I love the conchos.
You can go with whatever concho you want.
I bought these conchos separately and put them on this bridle.
Brown, you can go with as much bling as you like.
I don't like the look of the split ear.
I like this type of bridle for horse.
If you like the look of the split ear, fine.
No noseband.
See what I mean?
Very rarely do you have a Western bridle with a noseband.
I don't know that any of them come with nosebands.
I think that's considered a training device for the Western people."
(Different fasteners: Buckles vs Screws):
"I’d really recommend you go with buckles.
These days, people are going with Chicago screws.
Okay, I get it but sometimes they unscrew and you end up with your bridle falling apart.
Also, when you put your bridle together, you have to have a screwdriver and anytime you adjust it, you have to have a screwdriver.
You can't just adjust it.
Kind of a pain in the [watoozy 40:21].
Then the newest thing that they've come up with are just thin little leather pieces, and you just tie a knot.
That makes me really nervous.
What if the knot comes out?
Or what if I want to take the knot out?
Is it then stuck closed because it's leather?
I like buckles.
Buckles are great.
Buckles are fabulous.
They're easy.
They're great-looking.
It's really easy to adjust the bridle.
It's really easy to change the bit over. I love buckles.
You have to search a little bit for a Western bridle that has buckles, but they're out there, I promise.
I promise they're out there."
(A super easy Western Bridle): "This is really awesome. You can buy these from the Western tack stores and they're fabulous. Look, it just snapped right on. They're so awesome. I consider this a Western piece of tack. If you're going to be using the same bridle on a bunch of different horses or you're trying out bits for the same horse or whatever it is, it's so great. They've got a snap."
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