Oliver's Auction - First Time Meeting Our Rescued Clydesdale❤️
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- We head to a horse auction! So many beautiful horse were there! Quarter horses, draft horses, ponies of all sizes and the cutest donkey ever! Even a few unusual animals showed up. And then we saw THE ONE…..
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I could never go to a horse auction. I'd want to take all of them home. :(
Same. Just watching the video breaks my heart. I couldn't imagine being there and not taking all those babies
But if you could save one, wouldn’t your discomfort be worth the safety of that one horse? People think that can’t do things, but sometimes helping those in need require you to be stronger than you think you can be.
@@oldageisdumb Yes, that's a really important point, like the people who rescue wildlife with terrible injuries. They definitely put the welfare of the animals ahead of their own comfort levels.
@@Lee-nh5bb I hear a lot of people say, “I could never foster. I’d be so sad to give them up.” The reality is they are willing to let the animal die so that they won’t be sad. I’m sure they aren’t thinking of it in that way, but that’s the way it is.
I can’t do horse auctions. They tend to break my heart. I run a horse rescue so I frequently get calls to come and rescue horses from these places. I send my husband or my brother to see what can be done. You’re right about the eyes, you can always tell where a horses head is at or how they’re feeling by looking into their eyes.
If the Clydesdale was a no sale, I would have approached the owner and asked to buy him privately
Agree
He would have had to offer more than what the owner would've made from the final bid, which was already over his budget.
The problem is that the owner thinks the horse is worth more than what people are willing to pay for it.
Sometimes, we'll pretty often the owners get emotionally attached and think their horse is worth more than it actually is, l think as long as they are going to be sold to a good home that's more important
@@paulinerai5078 but we have to remember, that while the owner is holding this horse hostage in hopes of getting more money at a different auction, they are not feeding it adequately. They are not giving it medical care.
This horse is suffering, and it's incredibly selfish of the owners to demand more money for a horse they don't even value enough to feed.
@@paulinerai5078 why take it to an auction in the first place then? If you truly love your horse you wouldn't put it in a stressful environment for money
Nice shout out to Shae and Kyle at Free Spirit. Great way to support community!
Oliver and his mini friend are too cute who would’ve known a mini pony and a Clydesdale now figure that one out, but everybody needs a friend
I did a horse auction once, never again. Heartbreaking, especially as the knackery people were there too. Horses are not commodities like used cars, they are sentient beings. Sad to see their eyes, they are resigned to their fate, whatever that may be. Bless them all.
If you know Free Spirit you know how transparent she is about finances. Very educational.
I can't think of what goes through those animals minds when they have to be there. I feel so sorry for them.
I had to watch Oliver's auction video again. At the end, you said, "I guess it just wasn't meant to be". OH YES IT WAS! ...and what a story it has been. 🐴😊
Awe, that little guy loaded that tfailer so well!
Clydesdales are beautiful 💖 he looks so sad for such a young boy
This broke my heart with all the sad horses I have a few horses and it’s heartbreaking to see them like that😢
Sorry you didn’t get him, there was something about him that tugged at the heart. I only rode a horse a handful of times, my parents always owned a couple, but I wasn’t interested back then, but two of my sisters were and still love horses. I started watching videos over a month or so ago and fell in love with all the horses. Beautiful beast indeed.
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Yeah he squeezed tight on my heart. I'd love to know what happens with him.
A Colorado Mountain Grandma USA 💜✌️
@@homesteadhorsemanship You talked to him as well
@@michelleshaw1211 I can't write it all out here because my hands are affected by MS, but please do go to this channel's playlist for Oliver to find out. It will warm your heart for Christmas!
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That pony mare hitched broke my heart 💔
Appy was beautiful but went higher than I would have paid at a sale (I’ve over paid to many times haha), private sale where you can spend more time and try than yes! I agree with you about the Clyde. That was shocking.
What gets me about this video is the way Jerrod looked at Oliver the first time he saw him. You could see the love in his face. Glad everything worked out and Oliver ended up where the people around him were loving and caring and knowledgeable about how to care for horses. They've done a great job with Oliver. Just a great family.
Very kind and well minded Clydesdale, I can't believe he no saled a horse he's starving 😡 wants 6k but won't even feed him !
I am so happy you ended up with Oliver! 💜✝️💜✝️💜
That grey quarter horse was something special.
I learn so much from you, you don’t just talk about beginner stuff, you talk about stuff that is new and incredibly interesting. Your thinking process is very interesting. Thank you.
THE APPA. WAS GORGEOUS!
Oh that poor guy! Wish you could have gotten that draft!
I loved the appy and the grey QH mare was gorgeous and that pony OMG! Yes there were so many I would have wanted lol 😂
Wasn’t that gray mare a beauty! Even more so in person.
We were sad we didn’t get the pony, if we had to do it over I’d say we would go a bit higher on him but we set our price before his sale and decided to stick with it🤷🏻♀️
@@homesteadhorsemanship I know exactly what you mean. I always do that at sales then look back and go why didn’t I go higher haha. But then when you do it just keeps going up.
And just as I commented Shae would have loved the Appy, here you are....the equestrian world is a small one, only just discovered this channel, I'll be following this guy too, I like his style...🐎
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That appy at 8:48 😯
Pro tip from a backcountry rider with Clydesdales-go barefoot! They take to it easy. Just keep up with minerals, turnout, and a 4 week trim cycle because they’re built to work hard 😉
Love re-watching this video , The first meeting of Oliver ! This was my first Homestead Horsemanship vid & I am hooked ever since ❤️🐴❤️ Congrats on 40K subscribers 🎉 👍 👏
Thank you Charlene🥰
Absolutely thrilled about your little bull
Fantastic Horse. I Love Horse. ❤
The condition of the Clydesdale was heart breaking. 🥲💔
Sorry y'all didn't get the Clydesdale. I know that he would be well taken care and Loved . He looked so sad; maybe he'll be there again at a better price. Really liked the bull you bought, he is pretty! God Bless!
Thank you! Yes the bull has turned out pretty awesome. He was a good little find for us😊
I really hope if there is true concern for that beautiful boy's well-being, someone will make sure he is always doing ok.
Go to this channel's playlist for Oliver to find out. It will warm your heart for Christmas! ❤🐴🐎🐴❤
@@cattymajiv I'll do that. 😀
I have never been to one of these, and have been afraid of large animals, however, I love watching them run, and people caring for them. You did a great job with this video and seem like such a caring knowledgeable person about the animals. I am so glad I ran across this video. That little calf looked so cute, just jumping into the trailer like that! I hope you run across the horse you fell in love with. Thank you for sharing!
Just in case you don't already know, JR was able to buy that Clydesdale after all, partly because veiwers sent him money and begged him to find him. The horse was nearly dead by the time JR got there to rescue him. Several others around him did die! But JR paid the $5000 they were asking, and a whole lot more, thousands more in vet bills and special medication for EPM, which crippled the horse so badly he could almost not even walk, and high quality feed to help him gain weight.
They named him Oliver, and he has gained nearly 1000 pounds now! He's so healthy and happy! He's loved so much, and he knows it. It's one of the few stories we see with a really happy ending. If you haven't already seen the later videos on him, Homestead Horsemanship's channel has a playlist just for Oliver, where you can follow his story. It's so heartwarming!
This channel and the channel of their friend Shae, at Free Spirit Equestrian, are my 2 favorites. When I have my morning coffee I always look for them. No matter how miserable I am in the morning, the positive vibes from them always cheer up, so I can face the day!
If you already know the stuff about Oliver, I'm sorry. I just thought in case you didn't already know I should tell you, because you mentioned it. You seem like a caring person. All the best you, and I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
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This made me cry for the beautiful Clydesdale.
I love watching hing Shae at Free Spirit Equestrian! I love her bonus foal...Esmerelda!!!
She is the most gorgeous horse I've ever seen! And so exuberant! Although it was Ariel who really shone with the last video, where Shae was training them both on ground poles. That was quite the surprise! Because normally Ariel is the 1 who is more hesitant. But she shone like a diamond!
And in the "short" video where Ariel actually jumped over a jump that had been left in the set up position! Sure it was a low jump, but she did it just for fun, not because she was asked. She just jumped it out of the blue! It was so spectacular to see!
I love them both. What a treat to have these 2 wonderful channels! And the fact they are friends with each other makes it all even better!
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Congrats on the purchase! Hahahaha 😂
Haha, thank you😁 We got a mini cow the week before and she needed a friend! So it worked out perfectly.
My heart is broken for that Clydesdale 😢
My family and I are just getting into horses and want some drafts on our homestead for work and trails. Your auction videos have really helped me get an idea of what they are like and what to expect! Also really helpful to hear all the things you look for and see as red flags.
Man we love your channel guys we are from pittsburgh Pennsylvania we love the horses the whole thing is beautiful thank you for all this amazing stuff our names are Jen and jon we love Oliver he is so beautiful got a huge model of the Clydesdale horse and buggy my grand father build in 1980 I would love to have one of them horses some day god bless you all stay gold
Starting Clydies under saddle is so much fun. And yes he is so far under weight its not funny - I reckon he'd want a nice balanced feed with vitamins and minerals, plenty of good quality grass hay if no access to good pasture .... I cant believe that some folk go 'oh I have to feed them everything NOW' then wonder why they founder them :/ lol
That pony stud you found that you had a feel to make sure was a boy was probably hoping you were going to take him to dinner first! lol
Well done on the mini belted gallway bull - and hes red!!!!!! Out here in Australia that would be so rare. Belted ones here are black generally be they little or big.
Thats horrible on the Clyde not selling and having to go home to the crappy place :( Cheers, from Australia
Yes, the red isn’t quite as common as the black here either. You see them, just not as much.
We have had red belted's before, cross the belted with a red poll or pinzgaur, l'm from Australia.
@@merrelthorson2224 AWESOME that's great to hear! Clearly I've just not come across one yet. I love colour genetics - my chosen breed of horse is the Cleveland Bay, so most have come out Bay, however have had Liver chestnuts that went grey as mum had chestnut and grey dad had chestnut in too and threw that beside being a biiiig bay boofer himself.
The odd Chestnut from two bay parents or one bay and one chestnut parent when dad threw his copy of chestnut.
A smokey black from a bay mum, a perlino dad.
Same mare threw a black to a black tobiano with not an ounce of white.
Could go on.... And my Grandfather (RIP) bred pigs for showing, selling and eating...and got a variety of colours and patterns too.
Question re the cattle: with the horses, you can go Tobiano to about anything, but Overo can go to solid, Tobiano, Max White Sabino or Generic Sabino - socks, stockings, clydie like markings etc... But Overo to Overo is an25% chance of a lethal white which will have to be pts shortly after birth when it's decided it is a LW. Don't even get me started on Roans...
Do you get the issues with cattle and markings/genetics?
Oh and don't mind spelling, grammar and everything today - rough night pain wise
@@shelljw I'm so sorry you are in pain. I have MS and related chronic pain. My heart goes out to you. Christmas can be much harder than the rest of the year too, so be good to yourself and DO NOT OVERDO IT! The ones you love and who love you don't want you to make it worse by trying to keep up with unreasonable expectations. Just tell everyone you are too old now for that stuff, no matter what your age is! Wishing all the best to you! Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! ❤🐴🐎🐴❤
I am so happy you were able to get mama and baby.
🐴All I know of horses is I love them and wish *all* were properly cared for. I enjoy hearing a knowledgeable person share in videos even though I have to look up most words but that's learning!🐎
OMG Im on Shae’s channel as well. When I viewed your channel for the first time I thought how much your channel reminded me of hers. You have a great channel and looking forward to more fun content like this one. I agree Shea would have loved those Appies.👍🐴♥️
Awe, thank you! That is a wonderful compliment to us!🙏 We love Shea’s channel!💕 Thank you for coming over and checking ours out!
I didn't think the Clide colt was to thin. They usually look like this when still growing, some take up to 5 years to full fill out. That's what a yearling looks like.
He's 20 months
Any drafter looking that thin while growing needs more to eat while growing-can't believe anyone would think this underweight horse is NORMAL
@@lindamclennan8645 I didn't think he was 20 months.
I believe it was stated 19 mos....and he WAS under weight for age & breed. So happy he was eventually purchased by JR
@@lindamclennan8645 Not everyone here is as much of an expert on horses as you obviously think you are.
I am so happy you saved him. Makes me so sad.
That was so sad 😢 you could just see in his eyes, he needed help 😞
Love, love, love those horses !!!! 💕💞
I did a little research on Clydesdale IF his papers said he has a good breeding, he is worth more; but just having papers doe's-not mean he is worth more. That guy that owns him is a jerk for not taking better care of him. The way he is only worth about $3,000.
Thanks for the information.
It is extremely infuriating seeing horses at auctions in such appalling conditions it is always the poor horses who suffer at the hands of man’s ignorance and greed . 🤬
Yeah I agree they are usually more stocky, costs more to feed them right
I like that you want to purchase at an auction but find it disturbing that you want to breed while seeing the results of over breeding and slaughter trucks in those horses futures .Rescue a mini instead.Just a thought.
@@rebeccauurtamo857 many draft breeds are in danger of dying out.
The poor Belgian in the background of the Clydesdale clips absolutely broke my heart, I don't even know if it managed to get to the sales ring. How people can let horses get into such awful shape I will never understand 😰
We agree. So sad.
The Amish have a lot to do with that. Once the horses are used up & of no service in any capacity, they are sold for meat.
@@kristenkaz3080 it's definitely terrible! 😠
@@kristenkaz3080 I was thinking the same, they end up in slaughter.
@@4tun8nanette I used to live in Wisconsin & was surrounded by the Amish. They are not the nice people, people think they are. They are the largest puppy mill producers in the USA, they’re abusive to animals-horses especially. There was a retirement farm for draft near my farm & the horse there were mostly Amish drafts rescued off slaughter trucks. They’re almost always blind in one eye. If they’re blind in the right eye, they’re the right side of the hitch. Left eye blindness, left hitch. Because the Amish CANE DRIVE them by striking the horse on the side of the face to steer them. The Amish think we’re foolish to put so much love, care & attention into our animals. They are nothing but service animals to them. And when the service has come to its end, either the breeding dogs are shot, or the horses are slaughtered. No remorse.
I love you meantioned free spirit equestrian.....shea is one of the very best horse trainers and owners ever
I just bought a 18 month Clyde filly. Named her Ruby. This was a private sale. I'm waiting on registry papers from Canada!! Don't feel bad. I paid $8500.00 for her in SoCal. She needs a lot of work....ground work. Cheers from Socal 💚✌
Oh how fun! Bet she is beautiful🥰
"Love at first sight."
That little miniature calf well little bull, calf is so cute and they don’t get any bigger than that. I’m sure I’ve seen him before.
That Clydesdale horse at the end looks so sad. 🥲🥲
His tummy was probably growling with hunger, too.
THE CLYDESDALE WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HORSE XX
He is a handsome little bull.
Thank you! We think so too😘
Clydesdales from Willow Way are super expensive! Too bad he wasn't able to get into a better home
Oh i'm glad i've come across your chanel. I love watching free spirit equestrian too. And i'm a big fan of you guys too. Cheers from Tracey in Australia
Howdy from Missouri!🤠 Thanks for watching!
I hope your hands were warm when you checked the pony stallion. But you forgot to ask him to turn his head & cough! The Clyde killed me. A dream horse of mine & as a former equine nutritionist, I would say he was 600lbs underweight & was sorely in need of minerals & vitamins for structure & hooves. I hope someone finds him & gives him a good home-SOON. Before he dies.
Shitty joke. 🤐
Oh wow, I found your channel by accident, and to my surprise, you're right down the road.
So sad you didn't get the Clydesdale but it's awesome that you got the little bull.
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Check back in! He found him! And Oliver's safe at their place! 😊❤
Hi I like the horses.
If I had a farm, I would take him… my dream is to own a draft horse…
Well, when I go through to train the Fertilizer plant and Salem, I'll def try that for lunch once..
Thanks!
Aww. Thank you so much❤️
I'm very sorry you couldn't get the Clydesdale, too. I hope he found a good forever home. Poor fella.
Check out our most recent videos! We started searching for the owner after this video and ended up finding him🥰
Oliver is now heathy and happy with JR and Emery at Homestead Horsemanship! It was an even more difficult time than they had expected, but with lots of love and great veterinary care they got him from very literally death's doorstep to good health. In the last year he has gained nearly 1000 pounds! Check out their playlist for Oliver to get the whole story.
When I see what the poor animals are going through in an auction my heart is bleeding. 😔
The young draft lying on the floor with its nose down shows that it is suffering a lot.
Yes that was the same owner that brought the Clydesdale. He brought 6 or 7 skinny young ones. They didn’t go to slaughter and he only no saled the Clydesdale so they are surly getting better care now
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That these poor young horses get a 2nd chance is wonderful.
Thank you for your answer and many greetings from Germany.
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So sad you didn't get the Clydesdale. He looked so sad and in need of a better home.
I love shaes channel and auction videos
I really hate auctions, so many sad stories.
Absolutely infuriating that the poor Clydesdale is returning to a life of neglect I wish you would have had the opportunity to save that beautiful animal physically and emotionally. You could see by his stance when you first found him he looked broken inside and desperately needed the right people to come along and save him from his previous owner. Let’s hope that he may come to auction again or maybe keep your eyes out in the local media because he may come up for private sale and you might be able to make a lower offer if his owner becomes keen to sell him .
Right, that’s how we felt❤️ we actually went back to the following auction in hopes to see him but sadly he wasn’t there.
@@homesteadhorsemanship Never mind that isn’t the end still keep your eyes and ears open it might happen some time down the track you never know . Just put that energy out there and he might just find his way back to you and I will be keeping my fingers crossed because you would change his life for the better and I love happy endings when it comes to animals .🙂 Cheers Kylie from Australia 🇦🇺
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Probably went to the kill buyer, slaughter.
@@4tun8nanette I really hope not 😔
Lol, bless your heart, closed always sell, even if a little thin, being young, that's fixable.
6 more babies? You are going to be one busy family this year. I can see why Emeri might be needed closer to home.
Haha, right😆
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Love this channel.
Glad to hear it!
This reminds me of the movie Blsck Beauty when Joe and Beauty reunited and he was home safe again
Just come across this video...I'm a fan of free spirit equestrian....that Appy is right up Shae's Street...I shall be tuning into your channel regularly now..🐎
Welcome and thank you! We love Shea!
For those worried about the Clyde colt, maybe this can help you not be too worried;
One reason the Clyde colt was a tad on the thin side could be because there’s some research that shows fast growing plump babies can suffer joint issues such as osteochondrosis dessicans and epiphysitis. There seems to be some genetic relevance as it seems to run in bloodlines, (in many breeds,) but scientists are far from finding the key genes. Couple that with a recent growth spurt (his rump and withers seem on an even level; he’s not currently butt high like most 20 month olds are,)(and not the last growth spurt; he’s got a few more years of them,) and toss a bit of dehydration on top of it all, (because apparently other places’ water is Actually Poison and I refuse to try it,) and you have a few good reasons to not think he’s being neglected. IE, to not worry that he’s going back into a neglectful situation.
Our vet wanted to see a hint of ribs on our foals until they were 2 yrs old. Granted, she also wanted them to have frisky trots, bright eyes, glossy coats, and nosey personalities. All signs of good health. And which I didn’t see on the Clyde colt. But It drove non-breeders crazy as they had no idea. Fat horse = healthy horse right? No, fat horse = healthy farrier and vet bills.
Anyway, my question was, if the owner no saled him because he felt the colt was worth more, did he have the colt’s genetic disease panels done? A large percentage of drafts can have PSSM, which would be bad. Before buying a horse make sure!
Glad you said this. Most people don’t understand that bigger horses tend to be on the thin side until fully grown as the calories are used up in growth rather than fattening. A slightly ribbed colt is a good thing in some breeds and over fattening can be the cause of laminitis.
To me rather than looking sad he actually looked like he was board and dozing. Just like my big boy does at home!
Thank you for posting your comments. I feel better about that poor horse. I don’t even know why they posted this video. It was depressing. I am UNSUBSCRIBING
Amish horse meat auction...sick
Thanks some truth to this I have been trying to respond to people that he wasn’t so thin to the point that the law could do something for abuse but he was thin to the point he needed better care. If you really know what your doing in person you can tell by poop his forage was poor. And he looked worse in person than on video. He was lethargic from nutrition. But no where near death the things you said compiled without not enough feed.
@@TumbleweedUSA If you can't handle a video of an auction, well... I don't even know what to say. What on earth are you doing on TH-cam?!
We had one as kid's 6 of us he was the best baby sitter I've known to date I was 5 I'm 66 now
Dickeys in my home town went out of business in Lebanon Mo I’ve since moved down to Texas but it was shortly before I left. Good food. But Texas BBQ is insanely good
My grandpa used to have a team a huge horses and had actually learned how to shoe them and we still have one of the horse shoes it’s about the size of my head.
That is awesome.
Hell I'm in Michigan and never went out west, but i helped to stop a big dog fighting rings out there!! Just gotta know the talk and point in the direction
Well howdy !
We're just a county or 2 over...welcome to the community ❤️
That glides stands good, my grandma lived next to farm and that guys glides always visited me, he is a good one!! Still young, his hail still growing in
I can't believe you didn't follow that Clydesdale to whoever bought it and offer him cash. I want you to have him. He needs you. I want him too but I live in the city. Sigh. Enjoyed the video.
No one bought him. I bid but the seller said the bid didn’t go high enough and he wouldn’t sell. No sale. So poor guy went back to his starving home.
@@homesteadhorsemanship I would have asked how much does he want for the Clydesdale and if was more then you could afford at the time get his information anyway and tell him you need to discuss it with the family....then let all of us know and we could all chip in and get you the money and go buy that boy and love him right.
I love draft horses and I was hoping you would get the Clydesdale too. from hew hampsire
Yes, Jr was pretty bummed out. He really, REALLY wanted to give him a home.
That fateful auction where you met the wonderful Oliver !!. I've said to you before I believe in fate and it was present on this day..looking at our beautiful boy here to what he looks like today you wouldn't think its the same horse..he must have felt so 💩..but didnt take that out of you and listen when she says he loves people. He surely does..the start of a beautiful friendship...isnt it amazing to look back..at the end when you said ut wasn't meant to be our lord heard you and thought you needed a project and decided on Oliver to be that protect..when I saw the begining of the video I thought surely iys not thr same but it was..our boy hanging his head down like he had given up..
Will have to give the restaurant a try when down that way. Thanks.
Your right I've always wanted a Clydesdale
Ya. Several beauties in there.
That Dapple gray was gorgeous! Quarter?? I don't know about that. It looked 17 hands! We had one my Mother named Darby O'Gill (and The Little People).
Yep, she was a registered quarter horse. She was crazy tall!
My Quarter horse was a 15 hand Dun Mare.
That mare didn’t look 17 hands.. 16 hands maybe.. and just because it’s a Quarter Horse doesn’t mean it can’t be 17hh. It’s not that common but I saw quite a number of very tall AQHA registered horses showing Hunter in the National circuit.
I had a registered running quarter horse years ago. He was a massive 17 hands, too.
be nervous I just want a forever home with care and love the pastor the running and they will be happy to work with you this beautiful horses got your beautiful horses and getting a second chance at a happy life
When Oliver/Lucky defecated in the ring,
It was such a small volume,
Then when he stopped & stared at it for a second due to acute hunger....
I started to cry 😢
I used to be an avid follower of free spirit equestrian but the lipstick shorts and ads turned me off of her channel. I liked watching Ezzy and Ariel.❤❤
Well this is a lifestyle consuming industry. It takes so much time and money to run a TH-cam channel. Now that I’ve done it I hold no ill regard will towards anyone’s hustle out there. She’s trying to make a living. A 10 minute video takes 20 hours of work as an average. Maybe think about give her another chance👍
Here she is a keeper man that's for sure 😎💯👍
Get the A.S.P.C.A to look in on the clydesdale.Coming from the U.K, all draft horses are special and deserve a good life.Well done for trying though.
What a neat channel 👍👍👍Glad I found it ! I can't believe that buckskin went for 11 thousand 😳It was a beauty though .I'm in southern Missouri,I moved here from eastern Washington state last spring to be closer to my kids and grandkids in Illinois.Good luck finding the perfect horses/ ponies in future auctions 🙏☘️
Thanks 👍
Sorry you didn’t get the Clydesdale, he definitely needs someone to care for him. Can you tell me or do a video showing what you look for when you talk about horse conformation? I’m not sure what to look for or what you saw that I didn’t
We do not have a video like that…yet! but I am trying to figure out how we could make a good one explaining what you want to look for more. So hopefully in there near future!
And thank you, we really wanted him! But you can’t spend more then you have no matter how much you want to help an animal.
Good video, and love that you explain what you're looking for and at. New subscriber here for sure, hoping the channel grows fast.
Thank you and welcome!🤗
Such a cute little calf
Isn’t he!🥰
@@homesteadhorsemanship he is so cute and the size is perfect. I never thought I could fall for cattle enough to want to own it, but he is it. horses have been part of my life for a long time and there were several that I would want in my life.
Omg sad ..😭🥰
They're just babies 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Thank you for posting. This was a very entertaining, and informative video. I really enjoyed seeing all the different animals, and hearing JR share his thoughts on each. As for that poor Clydesdale, well, we cannot always know His plan for us. Maybe that colt still has some of His work to do, with his owner. I felt JR's disappointment, and how much he wanted to help that skinny boy. Respect, though, for keeping the responsible stewardship foremost. Good luck with the little bull.
Thank you for the kind words🙏❤️
Yeah I like your gilded!!
Awesome video. I just discovered your channel. It's that weird TH-cam algorithm at work lol. I've always wanted to go to a horse auction. That was exciting. I learned a lot. I would love to have horses. Wanted one since I was a little girl. I promised myself I would never buy one unless my financial situation was such that I could properly care for one. Thank you for sharing. I'll keep watching.
Thank you so much🙏 glad you found our channel!😊