What is bosal for horse?

A bosal is a type of bitless bridle that is used for horses. It consists of a thick, rounded noseband made of rawhide, leather, or rope. The bosal applies pressure to the horse's nose and helps to control the horse's movements. The reins are attached to the noseband and the rider communicates with the horse through the reins and their body language.

Bosals are often used in Western riding and are popular among cowboys and ranchers. They are also used in some disciplines of natural horsemanship and in some styles of dressage. Bosals can be a good option for horses that are sensitive or have a low tolerance for traditional bits.

When using a bosal, it is important to ensure that it fits properly and that the rider has a good understanding of how to communicate effectively with the horse. Bosals should be used with caution with young or inexperienced horses, as improper use can cause discomfort or even injury.