One of his first clients was the BLM, which has placed about 165,000 wild horses and burros in private homes. Working with wild horses is way easier than people think. They've been through a chute, they've been fed by people, they've seen trucks. They are lots easier than many rancher's horses that have been turned out to run free until someone wants to ride them. Although Neubert knows or has studied with many of the trainers now gaining notoriety with the release of books and movies on gentling horses, he doesn't want to be branded as the disciple of any one person.
Training is a personal thing.
It's fun and gets easier all the time. It's kind of like teaching someone to rope. You can show someone how to rope, but they can't just go rope like you do. It's an accumulated thing. You have to develop it.