Transportation of biomass with ardenner horses and grapple loader wagon at Tuvekärr gård, Sweden. Transport av ris med ardennerhästar och griplastarvagn vid Tuvekärr gård.
when i was a kid i lived on the countryside of sweden, and it was the most amazing to be with strong and powerful horses dragging 10 people on a "sleed"?
Hi Sir, just a question about the way the eye side of the horses isn't blocked by flaps. Did you always worked with them this way, or just when they were well trained? Your horses and work are absolutely stunning me. Way to go.
That looks like a sustainable harvest methodology in practice. IMHO, the next project should be to use fallen leaves to produce paper, pressed construction board, & furniture instead of the trees themselves.
Considering this breed for basic riding and watching them from my window(s) graze. Been looking up detailed information about them. Ive had 3 horses in my life time. Never a Draft. Love them though.
kingston lau Excellent point; people who've had no exposure to horse logging don't understand how much more versatile horses are in this way. They can get to places a machine cannot, & they don't chew up the ground the way machines do. There's just no substitute. These horses look like they're enjoying their work.
Powerful horses!! I love that gentle Giants.
super vid - horse came where machines can't
Amazing amazing I love your horses
when i was a kid i lived on the countryside of sweden, and it was the most amazing to be with strong and powerful horses dragging 10 people on a "sleed"?
Very nice team!!
Fantastic ! Fantastic ! Fantastic !
Ardenner horses, we call them Belgium horses (in Holland)
Hi Sir, just a question about the way the eye side of the horses isn't blocked by flaps. Did you always worked with them this way, or just when they were well trained?
Your horses and work are absolutely stunning me. Way to go.
Beautiful horses being used like they should be ,I got to go to Sweden☺
extra video... biomass is very "bio" here ;-)
AMO ESOS ANÍMALE, EN LATINO AMÉRICA NO ESTA MUY DIFUNDIDA LA RAZA, ME GUSTARÍA VER MÁS VIDEOS DE ESTOS, SI FURA POSIBLE EN ESPAÑOL
That looks like a sustainable harvest methodology in practice. IMHO, the next project should be to use fallen leaves to produce paper, pressed construction board, & furniture instead of the trees themselves.
Starlight Engram 9
Considering this breed for basic riding and watching them from my window(s) graze.
Been looking up detailed information about them.
Ive had 3 horses in my life time.
Never a Draft. Love them though.
Único brasileiro q esta vendo esse vídeo dia 09/12/2018 as 00:17 horas
Vilken söt häst :D
Horses are cheaper when you only take out a few trees.
Can't help but notice all the protective gear for the man, but what about the horses?
Well the horses' union has made some strides but they have not yet passed any legislation on mandatory PPE. lol
Can you make a video about those wood horse collar, i really like them
tre bien sa
when my horse have too much weight to pull I get out of carriage and come near him on foot
Ardennes horse, correct?
Yes, thats right
ADVideofilm I love draft horses.
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I can swedish
Those Swedish and Belgian should use truck to do the logging or farming works, not the lovely horses。
kingston lau Excellent point; people who've had no exposure to horse logging don't understand how much more versatile horses are in this way. They can get to places a machine cannot, & they don't chew up the ground the way machines do. There's just no substitute. These horses look like they're enjoying their work.
...aaaand then the lovely horses have no use to humans anymore and get killed off.
Why the fuck do you hate horses?