Tyrel Cresswell
Hi, I'm Tyrel Cresswell, I've started horses since I was twelve years old and worked on ranches and feedlots for the last thirteen years. My wife and I have worked on ranches together and shared horse training and cattle working philosophies for the last nine years.
The ranch in Colorado that we are at provides an abundance of terrain change. High elevation mountains, with steep, rough terrain, down to big wide open deserts, irrigated pastures, feedlots, and corrals. The ranch offers our horses ample opportunity for exposure and a chance to find their footing. Sorting, roping, and plenty of circles to trot, makes for optimal time and opportunity for our horses to gain experience and move along in their training.
We raise or buy our horses at a young age so that we can instill our foundation early on. By the time they are three or four they are in the string and earning a living. We believe there is no better way to work cattle than horseback and that there is no better way to make a solid, broke horse than working cattle.
The ranch in Colorado that we are at provides an abundance of terrain change. High elevation mountains, with steep, rough terrain, down to big wide open deserts, irrigated pastures, feedlots, and corrals. The ranch offers our horses ample opportunity for exposure and a chance to find their footing. Sorting, roping, and plenty of circles to trot, makes for optimal time and opportunity for our horses to gain experience and move along in their training.
We raise or buy our horses at a young age so that we can instill our foundation early on. By the time they are three or four they are in the string and earning a living. We believe there is no better way to work cattle than horseback and that there is no better way to make a solid, broke horse than working cattle.