All animals, deserve to be respected. Especially the ones who are having their environment, their lives taken away by us. Not by everyone of course but still.
@Pigs and Pipes then they don't exist. The environment doesn't need them, I don't see what the issue is. I'm not saying I don't care because I do but they were a mistake to nature in the places they are at and are best left as they are: some being wild and some being adopted.
Cuddling with wild mustangs. I'm crying. I'm not kidding, this is so unfathomably awesome tears are running down my cheeks. You, sir are an incredible man.
crazymango Sorry, I thought you were a guy too. It's easier for guys to mess with each other about this stuff when no one can see us sitting in front of the computer with the tear drops falling.
This brought tears to my eyes. Absolutely beautiful. I wish my life was like this.. I'm moving to Alaska someday, the last frontier has been calling my name for years now.
I would do anything to ride with those horses. All of my life I've adored mustangs. I'm allergic to horses unfortunately and live in England, but I'm determined to one day go to America to see them in their natural home. It really is a spectacle.
+iuliana popoiu I've heard of a breed called Bashkir Curly that is hypoallergenic, but there aren't many of them in England. I'll keep an eye out though (although mustangs will always be my favourite) :)
+lauren simmons just sneezing and red eyes thankfully. I also get a rash down my neck and on my wrists that really itches. My throat feels tight too. Fortunately it's not life threatening like a peanut allergy, it's just uncomfortable, especially if I don't take my tablets.
+zoorosa Sometimes I get rashes, they're like raised skin bubbles, idk. I use benadryl when my zertec doesn't work. Nice to meet someone who understands.
Felt like I was playing RDR while he was riding up by the horses. Almost expected him to rope one and jump on it's back while a blonde lady shouted, "GET 'IM MR> MARSTON!"
Growing up with horses and knowing that’s all you had at the time - they really saved my life when I had no one else. Beautiful video, it touched my soul. Thank you ...
It's a slippery slope you'll soon be hooked like me! Have fun. They are sensitive special animals. Remember they can respond to a fly landing on their bodies so be as soft as that fly.
They are beautiful animals. I've been riding for 8 years and it gets for exciting each and every day. I got my first horse on my 10th birthday, I'm 13 years now((-: have fun riding and be safe
I got on my first horse when I was 3 years ago and I loved it. I'm now 14 years and I volunteer for this program call rising stars for the Physically and Mentally Challenged. It is wonderful I get to help people ride horses. I'm not a pro but I learned a lot of stuff about how to take care of a horse. I hope to get one in the future. :)
Lexsi Houseman I started to ride at age 4 and got my first horse at 5 or 6, I am 13 now and I have 4 horses and I volunteer at a disabled riding academy too!
@@kyomademon453 I mean, the cowboy culture was developed from the vaqueros. Nowhere near a "cheap copy". Cowboys and buckaroos are all modern day vaqueros.
I am crying right now, such a touching video! I wish I could live that moment as well.. being that close to such an majestic creature... Honestly, those boys got the best dad and best life!
Excellent idea! I encourage everyone to do the same! And, also support the SAFE Act so we can insure that our own government doesn’t destroy them, healthy herd breeding, and the quality of their lives. What Animals do you think of when you think of the US? The Bald Eagle, the Buffalo, (which we already almost wiped off the face of the planet until enough people said NO, STOP!) and the Horses…. Like he says, “Without them, where would we be?” And what do they ask of us? Freedom and the Land set aside meant for them… They aren’t starving, they aren’t walking into public camp grounds, oh wait that was a giant herd of privately owned Cattle. The LAND is what the arguing is really about. Read between the lines. Who stands to gain if the herds are dwindled down to unhealthy #’s so that they can then claim to be humane, we should just put all of them out of their misery… Who stands to gain in this hypothetical scenario? Privately owned Livestock Ranchers, whether Cattle, Sheep, they’ve been slowly moving into the Land meant for Wildlife for decades… I think it’s reminiscent of what Colonists did to the Indigenous Peoples who were the first Citizens of this Land. And, they didn’t need us either, we needed, used them, lied to them, drove them to desolation, destruction. When we were done using them MANY of our most famous Presidents, Historical Figures were all in favor of assimilation of what they referred to as “The Savages”. They should have said the Native Peoples who shared everything they had w/us and we repaid them by betraying their trust and attempting to destroy their Culture and Religion. One famous Pres said we must force them to learn to live by our rules of civilized society. Of the 2 groups? Colonists were the Savages, they were for the most part living in peace amongst themselves. You would know more if they hadn’t left EVERYTHING about them out of the History Books in the US Educational System. We attempted to wipe these people off the face of the earth. Sound familiar? Of course we know lots about the Natzi’s whose asses we kicked. But how well do you remember why thousands upon thousands of young people died? I’m sure you were told more about that which should never be repeated. But, long before Hitler showed up, the Colonists were committing genocide. And now, it’s a different species, but hubris and ego will be the death of us all if we don’t change how we think and how we live. What should matter to us? People should matter, and then other LIVING Beings, not just those we domesticated for our own selfish reasons. But ALL Wildlife SHOULD matter more than the 12oz steak that you could easily survive w/only half or less and be healthier and live longer for it. Why are Humans so flawed that we can’t admit our mistakes and do our best to correct them. Please look into the Save the Wild Mustang Links attached to this & other important videos about this urgent issue. Lives are depending on you to care enough to learn about it, teach the children about it… And fire some people working in a corrupt group who have private interests making choices for them… Thank you for reading my rant if you did. I mean no disrespect, especially to the Veterans and Service Members of the US Military. Among whom are made up of MANY Indigenous People who are proud to serve their Country. Remember the bad people are very good at directing your attention to something much less important, while they are lying, stealing, and killing just other behind that hill where they think we don’t see them. MANY of us SEE them and we pay them to be honest w/our taxes, not do corrupt things because it’s easy to get away w/it. I’m just begging everyone not to let them fool us by distracting us w/much least urgent issues while we let them kill off entire Species of Wildlife. They are NOT “Feral”. The Earth and Science are telling us the Truth, finally. That which the Native Peoples have always known. There were horses on the plains before any pale faces showed up. The horses were here BEFORE most of our Ancestors got here. IF they are Feral, so are we! Please read about their welfare and if you can write your Gov Reps who are paid w/your money, tell them to stop killing the US Wild Horses and Burros, please. I ask you respectfully. Thank you for reading and any assistance you might provide even if but your voice and your votes.
Rough Hous this logic makes no sense. How far back will you apply this to? Every world power conquered other lands by force or agreement. Don't be like Israel and Palestine who are still fighting their ancestors war which has gotten them nowhere. Accept it and quit acting like certain peoples are rightful owners of land.
Clay Nannini is a beautiful soul. His help and dedication is understood by many. This footage means alot to me...this is my family and Clay is my brother.... hi, Mike and Will. Love, Aunt Dee. 🙋♀️
"Sometimes you don't look them in the eye, it makes a difference" this dude has a connection with animals not a lot of men want to admit to having. Beautiful video
I like how I’ve been doing this type of stuff all my life and I’ve been bullied and called a dumb horse girl all my life, but then RDR2 came out and everyone is like omg your so awesome.
): i am so sorry that has happened. i've had immense respect & admiration for horse-people my entire life, but because of living conditions & family finances was never able to afford one, or to learn to ride (fully, properly). i was fortunate to ride on three rare separate occasions as a child, & i used to earnestly pray to have a life with horses! as i got older, i kind of had to bury that hope. red dead redemption II reawoke it, & is pitifully how i can have a horse vicariously. even so, i am definitely aware of the constraints & limitations. all this to say, i think you're blessed & rad as heck, regardless of red dead's creation! horses & so much human history interwoven with them came long, long before red dead, & is so essential. we wouldn't have red dead without such history, the horses themselves, & the overall mystique involved in these things. 🥺 if anything, they need more people to care about them & their collective well-being as a species.
The modern world has made people hostile to most if not all of our roots. Don’t let their blind hatred get you down, you have a stronger bond with what really matters than they ever could.
This video made me cry. I don't know why. If they were happy tears, then it's because this is such a beautiful sight, the way the horses trust the man and you see how man and nature connect in this simple way, in the middle of "nowhere" (ironically our idea of "nowhere" is where everything happens). If they were sad tears, then it's because of my personal yearning for a freedom like those horses, where we just run in a pack, in a group, as a family. One big family, nature and me.
I never dreamt about having any expensive gadgets or toys or weapons or anything, but a beautiful Horse. This what you had in the last minute, I loved it...... They came to you. You touched the wild Mustangs. Adorable...
I was once riding bareback on a scary horse. trail riding in a wash. she freaks out and starts spinning on me. im hanging on for about 15 seconds before she settles... I turned around and headed home and she got mad right after we left the wash! she starts crow hopping on the dirt road. I couldnt handle it so I jumped ship gripping the rien one hand it whipped out and she ran. she ran thru barb wire and got tore up but we caught her
They're not wild, they're feral. The one remaining group of "wild" horses is being reintroduced into the wild in Europe, but the Americas have no wild horses, just escaped domesticated horses. (That said, there's some evidence now that even the "wild" Przewalksi horse may actually be feral too, lost from long dead ancestors.)
The closest thing to wild horses in America are Nokota imo, same breed my ancestors rode on the Great Plains, if you’re interested the nokota breed has a very rich history & u can read about it here www.nokotahorse.org/the-nokotareg-timeline.html
@@ljcarey011 I seen the pretzel horses (as I call them bc I can't say or spell the name) I went to a wild life sanctuary for endangered animals in Columbus Ohio called The Wilds. Seeing those stripes on their leg and having one pick me was truely a touch to the heart
when i was little i watched the movie "spirit" with the yellow and black horse stallion, and i would cry watching it because horses are so beautiful, I really love horses and i have always asked for a horse for christmas believe it or not,
I think everyone should realize that we need to find a way to keep every thing on this planet happy. We need to find a way to keep all of the animals have a fair amount of land just like us cas all we do is take and take and take. We humans need to find a way to smarten up and make a change, a change to help all thing s on earth
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***** god man seriously! Nature yes may be cruel sure, but still the animals supply food and keep us and plants and nature and things related to naturality alive and running well without them we would all be dead!
This guy clearly understands the importance and significance of our wild horses! No one, not the government, not the cattlemen and not the Bureau of Land Management has the right to drive them, or remove them from the land!!! Question: Did he say "look them in the eye," or "DON'T look them in the eye?"
WILDMUSTANGX domestic horses, yes. wild or even semi-feral horses will be very intimidated by being stared at in the eye as they're not used to humans or their body language. they naturally see humans as a threat and not a source of food or shelter
WILDMUSTANGX Technically these horses are feral horses and not "wild" horses. They are runaways from domesticated horses that bred. We technically were the ones that put them there a couple hundred years ago. Half of them are from military remount horses that were released. I don't like the fact that we have to round them up, but sadly we do. They destroy the land/ecosystem when they become too populated (since they are not naturally part of the ecosystem) and since we destroyed their natural predators such as wolves in these areas, there is nothing to keep the population from exploding except widespread disease. Thankfully, the collected horses make wonderful and happy mounts (for both english and western riders!) and the non-adopted usually go to long-term holding facilities which are basically as if they were wild again.
This story is so aswsome Mother Nature has her work cute out . Beautiful to hear dad and sons and just made me cry and feel her work when that horses just went up to hem. So Beautiful this is part of Freedom. Thank you for the video
Video of the Day! Wild Mustangs - A Legacy in 4K, the third episode in the HERO4: The Adventure of Life in 4K series. In a land of enormous skies and majestic valleys, Mustang Monument Wild Horse Eco-Resort & Sanctuary in Wells, Nevada, is home to over 600 Wild American Mustangs. Cowboy and family man, Clay Nannini, shares insight into the value of preserving the American Mustang while introducing his children to this icon of American history and a legacy worth protecting.
How amazing is this video?! The fact that he takes his boys out on this dangerous and exciting adventure is awesome. I'd love to live my life like that. And that he takes such a part at what we are doing with these beautiful horses.
I have a horse myself and people ask me all the time why I like to ride so much. I always say to them, because it's the closest thing to freedom you will probably ever get. It's just you, your horse and nature. There's nothing to worry about, it just clears your head and you just get rid of all your problems for a while.But I guess they just don't know, because they have never ridden a horse. Sorry for my bad english :3
I've met wild horses one time in my life. Being a person who doesn't have much experience with horses, I tried walking towards them slowly. I got the hint when they started scraping the ground like they weren't happy and stomping the ground while staring me down. This video is beautiful. Maybe if I had a different approach, the horses would have seen me differently.
@@meowmeow3778 rdr2 is not an online game (i mean theres a online mode) its a story about cowboys, outlaws and it is very emotional at the end. i play it and trust me it is really good 😊
I swear the comments on horse videos are some of the worst on TH-cam. 80% are claiming abuse and the other 20% is people explaining that riding is not abuse. If you ride a horse right, you are not abusing it. If you are yanking on the reins constantly or using spurs excessively or any other stupid shit like that, then yes, you are abusing the horse. I'm tired of people who have never been on a horse in their life acting like they are experts on the subject.
I feel the same way, most of the people are arguing about spurs and reins hurting horses when the horses in this video don't look abused or hurt at all, these people in the video have been riding way longer than any of the ignorant commenters probably ever have and know what would hurt their horses. People should just enjoy the video and lighten up a bit.
at my grandmas old caravan, there was a small herd of wild horses that lived close and the same grey mare had a new foal every year we came, and their herd grew and grew. i remember bringing them apples as treats and how cautious they were but eventually they came to us and i will never forget it
All these animal activist comments saying they abuse and hurt their horses blablabla. If they did the horse would have reacted differently. If abused they would literally fight back... pathetic!
Well, not necessarily. They people are not bad they're just VERY old school. Most people don't "break" horses like that anyone. And most have been trying to get away from harsh bits like what he uses as well...though it is still prevalent in the horse world. I wouldn't say they're abusive....but a tinnnssyy bit on the harsh side? Yeah. They have the right heart though. Like they're not being assholes or anything.
Horses can be controlled with fear. It's how they traditionally used to be "broken". This video doesn't show anything as bad as how it used to be, but it's important that people ask questions about how to improve animal welfare in situations like this, because there can always be improvements, and people working with animals will always make mistakes, and can always learn.
beautiful, loving lovely horses....so misunderstood, so mistreated,so betrayed and sent for slaughter to other countries under barbaric conditions. Support the S A F E act
0:40 Somehow, it reminds me of the movie dreamworks made, Spirit. Honestly the way they move in herds and the sounds they make is so, how do I say it? Like it’s meant to be that way it’s very beautiful if you ask me
I was born with a love for horses...the first one i can remember loving is Roy Rodger's horse Trigger...I was hooked !! This brought tears to my eyes...the sheer beauty of this herd...this man, & his kids out amongst them...I just want to spend the rest of my life living with my horses, dogs, & kids...not necessarily in that order...I am a little bit over the hill, but want to ride into the sunset...on my horse !! NEVER FORGET...THIS COUNTRY WAS BUILT ON HORSE POWER !! THEY ARE A GIFT FROM GOD...THEREFORE SACRED !! ♡☆♡
Raising them boys right
Nature, and the balance of life
It's precious
And fleeting
Well said
Except for the fact that he’s teaching them to use torture devices
Emily Charles stfu Emily and go drink ur star bucks
@@foskfismfus stfu and drink ur Starbucks pink shit
@@hamza.8414 You got the whole squad laughing :I
never before in my life had I cared about horses. Rdr2 got me watching horse videos at 1am
mickeynotmouse same lmaoooo
I’m so happy I’m not the only one
me like 5am
Good thing I'm not alone, horses are now my favorite animal.
Oh wow me
All animals, deserve to be respected. Especially the ones who are having their environment, their lives taken away by us. Not by everyone of course but still.
Keep your preaching to yourself. Nobody wants to hear it. These animals are not native.
there's only one truly wild horse species. and its not "wild" mustangs
Pigs and Pipes there still are wild
horses.
@Pigs and Pipes there are still wild horses but they are not native and overpopulate.
@Pigs and Pipes then they don't exist. The environment doesn't need them, I don't see what the issue is. I'm not saying I don't care because I do but they were a mistake to nature in the places they are at and are best left as they are: some being wild and some being adopted.
Cuddling with wild mustangs. I'm crying. I'm not kidding, this is so unfathomably awesome tears are running down my cheeks. You, sir are an incredible man.
+crazymango I think those wild mustangs are whispering to each other calling those saddle horses sellouts.
+crazymango Just kidding.
+crazymango man up
crazymango Sorry, I thought you were a guy too. It's easier for guys to mess with each other about this stuff when no one can see us sitting in front of the computer with the tear drops falling.
MrJCCLR Ha ! See ? Totally called it ;) no worries man It's a common mistake ^^
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SHOAR
Eeeeeasy guuurl
Rip Arthur
*ITS OKAAY BOOOAAAAH*
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" their forgotten and nobody needs one "
I totally felt that moment horses are my life, and the closets I can get to them is rdr2
same, its so sad sometimes I get jealous of people with such amazing lives
I hope one day you can find your horse! I have three, Australian brumbies - equivalent to the Mustangs you have in America.
I wish I can get a horse it's just to much money
@@fammanson4284 same
Check out @projectequestrian here on TH-cam. There are ways. She gentles and trains mustangs in affordable ways.
As a 18 yo boy, this remind me of Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. So beautiful, thanks gopro and this family!
Love that movie! With an amazing soundtrack to match :)
***** il est super !!!!
That's exactly what I was thinking
spirit is my favorite movie!! :)
Exactly what I was thinking and that was my favorite movie when I was a kid
I'm not huge on horses, but the drone footage of the running herd is pretty impressive
Spirit stallion of the cimarron 2002 movie: am I a joke to you?
À lot of people don't know this masterpiece
If you go up the mounting with the snow you can find a white Arabian
Bulletstee how do you know? Its not true
Bulletstee 😂😂😂
There is another Spawn for the white Arabian near Saint Denis
jessilola, gacha videoes and WAY more! It’s true I’ve done it many times
@@bigchungas747 no there isnt they patched it and people who do it are to lazy to rob a few trains to buy them it's easy
Horses just love attention
+joe cheney You can sure say that again. Animals are very smart
That's so cute
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joe cheney I read that as "Terrorist Dolphins" lol
I see why my Brother has become a Horseman, he is good at it, just like this man. He is in California, where Westerns are made from.
try to break the horse by moving the left analog stick to the opposite direction of where the horse is going
@Dankstar Memes aww just keep practicing
@Dankstar Memes that's because it's not the same in rdr2. For rdr2, what I do is just have my left analog stick move downward and try to center myself
Also, don't forget to spam the square button.
@@xelle1649 nah only press the square when the controller vibrates or the bar starts moving
XD
This brought tears to my eyes. Absolutely beautiful. I wish my life was like this.. I'm moving to Alaska someday, the last frontier has been calling my name for years now.
I’ve been to Alaska and it’s gorgeous! I would love to move there!
What state do they live in?
Horses are the best creatures on the planet
I also think so♥
Angelica Lightningbridge your so right
Prefer some species of cow and the orca but they're definitely up there.
Angelica Lightningbridge no, all animals are awesome
you cant compare them to each other both can be mans good friends
I would do anything to ride with those horses. All of my life I've adored mustangs. I'm allergic to horses unfortunately and live in England, but I'm determined to one day go to America to see them in their natural home. It really is a spectacle.
there is a breed of horses that people aren t alergic to them,you should try to find a horse like this at a riding club :)
+iuliana popoiu I've heard of a breed called Bashkir Curly that is hypoallergenic, but there aren't many of them in England. I'll keep an eye out though (although mustangs will always be my favourite) :)
Like what kind of allergic, like peanut allergic or just sneezing and red eyes? Luckily I have the latter even though i don't take my medicine😅
+lauren simmons just sneezing and red eyes thankfully. I also get a rash down my neck and on my wrists that really itches. My throat feels tight too. Fortunately it's not life threatening like a peanut allergy, it's just uncomfortable, especially if I don't take my tablets.
+zoorosa
Sometimes I get rashes, they're like raised skin bubbles, idk. I use benadryl when my zertec doesn't work. Nice to meet someone who understands.
The sound of horses running, while it's thundering is just as amazing as only hearing the horses
Felt like I was playing RDR while he was riding up by the horses. Almost expected him to rope one and jump on it's back while a blonde lady shouted, "GET 'IM MR> MARSTON!"
Bonnie McFarlane right ?
@@raptorblack2269 Nice Dark Bay Turkoman pfp ;)
Sounds like Dutch Van der Linde
Yeah, kinda
😆
omg
Lmao
Lmao I love Dutch
Growing up with horses and knowing that’s all you had at the time - they really saved my life when I had no one else. Beautiful video, it touched my soul. Thank you ...
I rode a horse for the first time last year, and its the coolest thing. Beautiful animals.
That's awesome, nothing better than riding a horse. Have fun riding.
It's a slippery slope you'll soon be hooked like me! Have fun. They are sensitive special animals. Remember they can respond to a fly landing on their bodies so be as soft as that fly.
They are beautiful animals. I've been riding for 8 years and it gets for exciting each and every day. I got my first horse on my 10th birthday, I'm 13 years now((-: have fun riding and be safe
I got on my first horse when I was 3 years ago and I loved it. I'm now 14 years and I volunteer for this program call rising stars for the Physically and Mentally Challenged. It is wonderful I get to help people ride horses. I'm not a pro but I learned a lot of stuff about how to take care of a horse. I hope to get one in the future. :)
Lexsi Houseman I started to ride at age 4 and got my first horse at 5 or 6, I am 13 now and I have 4 horses and I volunteer at a disabled riding academy too!
Wow, the new RDR2 has really good graphics
The best yet
Red dead redemption 3 Graphic
squadra rdr8
I know right?
RDR73
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron bought _me_ here.
The best movie :')
Ocean Floor Cryptid ...glad you didn’t say Rdr2....yes I think that game but
Sameee I actually watched that movie an hour before this 😂
I love that movie! Unfortunately, almost no one mentions it.
The best movie mate
“We came West on their back”.... what a powerful statement.
More like they came south from mexico and later released to roam free
@Wade the point is cowboys are just a cheap copy of hispanic culture
@@Dom_510 A wild one isn't you hahaha
@@kyomademon453 I mean, the cowboy culture was developed from the vaqueros. Nowhere near a "cheap copy". Cowboys and buckaroos are all modern day vaqueros.
@Wade I think you and the OP like to gloss over and have a fairy-tale view of history.
I am crying right now, such a touching video! I wish I could live that moment as well.. being that close to such an majestic creature... Honestly, those boys got the best dad and best life!
I watch this video once a year to remind me how much I love mustangs,, it still gives me chills.
Excellent idea! I encourage everyone to do the same! And, also support the SAFE Act so we can insure that our own government doesn’t destroy them, healthy herd breeding, and the quality of their lives. What Animals do you think of when you think of the US? The Bald Eagle, the Buffalo, (which we already almost wiped off the face of the planet until enough people said NO, STOP!) and the Horses…. Like he says, “Without them, where would we be?” And what do they ask of us? Freedom and the Land set aside meant for them… They aren’t starving, they aren’t walking into public camp grounds, oh wait that was a giant herd of privately owned Cattle. The LAND is what the arguing is really about. Read between the lines. Who stands to gain if the herds are dwindled down to unhealthy #’s so that they can then claim to be humane, we should just put all of them out of their misery… Who stands to gain in this hypothetical scenario? Privately owned Livestock Ranchers, whether Cattle, Sheep, they’ve been slowly moving into the Land meant for Wildlife for decades… I think it’s reminiscent of what Colonists did to the Indigenous Peoples who were the first Citizens of this Land. And, they didn’t need us either, we needed, used them, lied to them, drove them to desolation, destruction. When we were done using them MANY of our most famous Presidents, Historical Figures were all in favor of assimilation of what they referred to as “The Savages”. They should have said the Native Peoples who shared everything they had w/us and we repaid them by betraying their trust and attempting to destroy their Culture and Religion. One famous Pres said we must force them to learn to live by our rules of civilized society. Of the 2 groups? Colonists were the Savages, they were for the most part living in peace amongst themselves.
You would know more if they hadn’t left EVERYTHING about them out of the History Books in the US Educational System. We attempted to wipe these people off the face of the earth. Sound familiar? Of course we know lots about the Natzi’s whose asses we kicked. But how well do you remember why thousands upon thousands of young people died? I’m sure you were told more about that which should never be repeated. But, long before Hitler showed up, the Colonists were committing genocide. And now, it’s a different species, but hubris and ego will be the death of us all if we don’t change how we think and how we live. What should matter to us? People should matter, and then other LIVING Beings, not just those we domesticated for our own selfish reasons. But ALL Wildlife SHOULD matter more than the 12oz steak that you could easily survive w/only half or less and be healthier and live longer for it. Why are Humans so flawed that we can’t admit our mistakes and do our best to correct them. Please look into the Save the Wild Mustang Links attached to this & other important videos about this urgent issue. Lives are depending on you to care enough to learn about it, teach the children about it… And fire some people working in a corrupt group who have private interests making choices for them… Thank you for reading my rant if you did. I mean no disrespect, especially to the Veterans and Service Members of the US Military. Among whom are made up of MANY Indigenous People who are proud to serve their Country. Remember the bad people are very good at directing your attention to something much less important, while they are lying, stealing, and killing just other behind that hill where they think we don’t see them. MANY of us SEE them and we pay them to be honest w/our taxes, not do corrupt things because it’s easy to get away w/it. I’m just begging everyone not to let them fool us by distracting us w/much least urgent issues while we let them kill off entire Species of Wildlife. They are NOT “Feral”. The Earth and Science are telling us the Truth, finally. That which the Native Peoples have always known. There were horses on the plains before any pale faces showed up. The horses were here BEFORE most of our Ancestors got here. IF they are Feral, so are we! Please read about their welfare and if you can write your Gov Reps who are paid w/your money, tell them to stop killing the US Wild Horses and Burros, please. I ask you respectfully. Thank you for reading and any assistance you might provide even if but your voice and your votes.
THE STORY OF ARTHUR MORGAN IN HD
I thought his kids died when he was younger
@@teamstid9544 they did unfortunately.
No just stop dude this was way before red dead
indeed
North America is just amazing. you guys were really lucky to find such an untainted, uninhabited area and call it home
Well it was inhabited, but...you know what happened to them..
+Ben Wilson sarcasm
I hope this was f***ing SARCASM!
+M VGA "yeah it is". dont know bout his. bt my comment is .
Rough Hous this logic makes no sense. How far back will you apply this to? Every world power conquered other lands by force or agreement. Don't be like Israel and Palestine who are still fighting their ancestors war which has gotten them nowhere. Accept it and quit acting like certain peoples are rightful owners of land.
Clay Nannini is a beautiful soul. His help and dedication is understood by many. This footage means alot to me...this is my family and Clay is my brother.... hi, Mike and Will. Love, Aunt Dee. 🙋♀️
Rdr 2 has made me fall in love with horses
Saaaame
we should be the first people to have horses as transport again
@@chip197 a human is not heavy for a horse, and they need some daily excersice
florencia gonzalez allende yes, that is exactly right. Humans are really nothing for a horse to carry. It’s the tack that is heavy.
@@winnieshoop2536 thats true ,but in usa because for example here in argentina the tack is very light
This is just beautiful. Always loved horses, such majestic creatures.
"Sometimes you don't look them in the eye, it makes a difference" this dude has a connection with animals not a lot of men want to admit to having. Beautiful video
anybody else get reminded on the film spirit?
hidalgo
Hidalgo.... Spirit.... All of them.... I love it ❤😁
That movie taught me the love of animation. God it's my damn childhood in a nutshell
Yep..
Rdr2 got me always missing that damb movie now,
Lol red dead redemption videos are changing my recommended videos
Yeah bruhhh😂😂😂
Me2
Same, got this Horse Video out of a blue xD
Organic Giraffe
me too
Funny, I was watching dog food videos , when this popped up....
I like how I’ve been doing this type of stuff all my life and I’ve been bullied and called a dumb horse girl all my life, but then RDR2 came out and everyone is like omg your so awesome.
Sierra R oof
Don't let idiots bring you down.
): i am so sorry that has happened. i've had immense respect & admiration for horse-people my entire life, but because of living conditions & family finances was never able to afford one, or to learn to ride (fully, properly). i was fortunate to ride on three rare separate occasions as a child, & i used to earnestly pray to have a life with horses! as i got older, i kind of had to bury that hope. red dead redemption II reawoke it, & is pitifully how i can have a horse vicariously. even so, i am definitely aware of the constraints & limitations.
all this to say, i think you're blessed & rad as heck, regardless of red dead's creation! horses & so much human history interwoven with them came long, long before red dead, & is so essential. we wouldn't have red dead without such history, the horses themselves, & the overall mystique involved in these things. 🥺 if anything, they need more people to care about them & their collective well-being as a species.
Them : you are awesome !
You : always has been.
The modern world has made people hostile to most if not all of our roots. Don’t let their blind hatred get you down, you have a stronger bond with what really matters than they ever could.
This video made me cry. I don't know why. If they were happy tears, then it's because this is such a beautiful sight, the way the horses trust the man and you see how man and nature connect in this simple way, in the middle of "nowhere" (ironically our idea of "nowhere" is where everything happens). If they were sad tears, then it's because of my personal yearning for a freedom like those horses, where we just run in a pack, in a group, as a family. One big family, nature and me.
خراي عليك
Low stats. Better off leaving them. You can get the best horses in Blackwater and Saint Denis.
lmao true
The best horse is the Missouri Fox Trotter in Scarlett Meadows
Dornatum or the rose grey Arabian both great I prefer the Arabian
Imagine people seeing this comment and thinking that saint denis and blackwater are actual real places
Lmao
I never dreamt about having any expensive gadgets or toys or weapons or anything, but a beautiful Horse.
This what you had in the last minute, I loved it......
They came to you. You touched the wild Mustangs. Adorable...
Horses...They defenitly represent freedom...They are America's history.
Like SeaBiscuit ;)
The sky set the mood.
Well America has nothing to do with Freedom only terror
cxkelo wtf are you on about
+cxkelo How dare you sir?
After playing red dead 2 I'm super into horses
Me too
Lmao super into horses would be riding them watching videos doesn’t count 😂😂
@@alexisrose5744 Not really. You can be super into something but not own it.
-A horse owner.
Bree M never said own 🤷🏼♀️ just saying I bet that person has never seen a horse in action IRL Or ridden one
Alexis R. Freeman ARF that’s a super dumb assumption. A very broad one at that.
6:16 Seeing the black and white horses run together reminded me of Toothless and the Light Fury from How To Train Your Dragon🤣
Omg ur right
Same xD
I was like: omg! Yin & Yang!! ☯
Fun fact: “white” horses are actually called greys:)
Wow Red Dead Redemption makes it look so much harder. Where's the part where you get on one and fly off because the horse ran into a rock?!
No trees in sight... these guys got it lucky
Horses are easy to ride if you know how
Oh, it happens lol. A lot of how easy things are depends on how great of a rider you are
I was once riding bareback on a scary horse. trail riding in a wash. she freaks out and starts spinning on me. im hanging on for about 15 seconds before she settles... I turned around and headed home and she got mad right after we left the wash! she starts crow hopping on the dirt road. I couldnt handle it so I jumped ship gripping the rien one hand it whipped out and she ran. she ran thru barb wire and got tore up but we caught her
@@marksutton3999 lol that's basically a rodeo horse then
There are still wild horses? A certain cowboy said that wild horses are already extinct. Thank god that ain't true.
They're not wild, they're feral. The one remaining group of "wild" horses is being reintroduced into the wild in Europe, but the Americas have no wild horses, just escaped domesticated horses. (That said, there's some evidence now that even the "wild" Przewalksi horse may actually be feral too, lost from long dead ancestors.)
The closest thing to wild horses in America are Nokota imo, same breed my ancestors rode on the Great Plains, if you’re interested the nokota breed has a very rich history & u can read about it here
www.nokotahorse.org/the-nokotareg-timeline.html
Sadly in the Americas yes the last one was a mare and her mate died from being shot I few a years ago
Why would they be slaughtered? In the UK they could be sold for £35,000 easily.
@@ljcarey011 I seen the pretzel horses (as I call them bc I can't say or spell the name)
I went to a wild life sanctuary for endangered animals in Columbus Ohio called The Wilds.
Seeing those stripes on their leg and having one pick me was truely a touch to the heart
Felt like crying starting from here 7:03
Horses are such precious creatures...
Me too.
Red Dead Redemption 2 brought me here.
Roofy GTA me too
Same here
Me too
Same
Lmao was looking for a comment like this lol.
when i was little i watched the movie "spirit" with the yellow and black horse stallion, and i would cry watching it because horses are so beautiful, I really love horses and i have always asked for a horse for christmas believe it or not,
Spirit is whats known as a buck skin kiger mustang.
I still love that movie. 6 years after watching it the first time
Makes me cry every time. There’s is nothing more soul moving them seeing and feeling a herd run. I hope to have the experience again.
I think everyone should realize that we need to find a way to keep every thing on this planet happy. We need to find a way to keep all of the animals have a fair amount of land just like us cas all we do is take and take and take. We humans need to find a way to smarten up and make a change, a change to help all thing s on earth
[insert inspiring music here]
Absolutely TJ... Can I hear an AMEN...
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Human population control would be a nice thing to start. We're just a little bit too late for that too.
***** god man seriously! Nature yes may be cruel sure, but still the animals supply food and keep us and plants and nature and things related to naturality alive and running well without them we would all be dead!
My dream
Penny4Life thats my dream as well
Same😢
Same
same
Me too😟
First time I saw wild horses in Reno, Nevada, I was blown away! Wasnt sure what they made of me.
best 8 minutes and 48 seconds of youtube
Madeline Eventing
U are right
Yess
This guy clearly understands the importance and significance of our wild horses! No one, not the government, not the cattlemen and not the Bureau of Land Management has the right to drive them, or remove them from the land!!! Question: Did he say "look them in the eye," or "DON'T look them in the eye?"
I think he said "Don't look..."
But they have big, beautiful eyes and you gain a better understanding of each other, if you look them in the eyes!
WILDMUSTANGX domestic horses, yes. wild or even semi-feral horses will be very intimidated by being stared at in the eye as they're not used to humans or their body language. they naturally see humans as a threat and not a source of food or shelter
You are truly correct!
WILDMUSTANGX Technically these horses are feral horses and not "wild" horses. They are runaways from domesticated horses that bred. We technically were the ones that put them there a couple hundred years ago. Half of them are from military remount horses that were released. I don't like the fact that we have to round them up, but sadly we do. They destroy the land/ecosystem when they become too populated (since they are not naturally part of the ecosystem) and since we destroyed their natural predators such as wolves in these areas, there is nothing to keep the population from exploding except widespread disease. Thankfully, the collected horses make wonderful and happy mounts (for both english and western riders!) and the non-adopted usually go to long-term holding facilities which are basically as if they were wild again.
This story is so aswsome Mother Nature has her work cute out . Beautiful to hear dad and sons and just made me cry and feel her work when that horses just went up to hem. So Beautiful this is part of Freedom. Thank you for the video
Video of the Day!
Wild Mustangs - A Legacy in 4K, the third episode in the HERO4: The Adventure of Life in 4K series.
In a land of enormous skies and majestic valleys, Mustang Monument Wild Horse Eco-Resort & Sanctuary in Wells, Nevada, is home to over 600 Wild American Mustangs. Cowboy and family man, Clay Nannini, shares insight into the value of preserving the American Mustang while introducing his children to this icon of American history and a legacy worth protecting.
That's it *****, I'm getting my ***** hero4 silver for Christmas. If only they had a coupon or a special deal for new customers.
Emmanuel Hurtado
Muito obrigado. O que 5 de uma 31 de uma 2
Hola
Wunderschön das Video!!! ☺
Ah, the powerful sound of thunder, the wind blowing through their mane, the overwhelming sense of freedom...so incredibly beautiful.
How amazing is this video?! The fact that he takes his boys out on this dangerous and exciting adventure is awesome. I'd love to live my life like that. And that he takes such a part at what we are doing with these beautiful horses.
I have a horse myself and people ask me all the time why I like to ride so much. I always say to them, because it's the closest thing to freedom you will probably ever get. It's just you, your horse and nature. There's nothing to worry about, it just clears your head and you just get rid of all your problems for a while.But I guess they just don't know, because they have never ridden a horse.
Sorry for my bad english :3
Your English is fine.
Arpad Zigisfari Thank you :)
Your English is better than most teenage girls these days.
lordmasterization Thank you :)
lordmasterization but the ass isnt
Its so beautiful it makes me want to cry.
They do run in herds :O *queue jurrasic park music*
Me when I saw them be like:
"is he the bucker?" "yup" *looks at father in disbelief*
@@GiacomoVeteran You can't live with out a little trust or risk. Learn to live.
this first person on red dead redemption 2 is crazy
I've met wild horses one time in my life. Being a person who doesn't have much experience with horses, I tried walking towards them slowly. I got the hint when they started scraping the ground like they weren't happy and stomping the ground while staring me down. This video is beautiful. Maybe if I had a different approach, the horses would have seen me differently.
Bet those kids don't feel the need to play RDR2 :)
I do, i am a kid, and im not one of those kids who play online stuff. And im not chaotic if you know what i mean...
@@meowmeow3778 rdr2 is not an online game (i mean theres a online mode) its a story about cowboys, outlaws and it is very emotional at the end. i play it and trust me it is really good 😊
@@kaedeharakazuha4553 Mister i do play it!
@@meowmeow3778 You sound like a kid, I'm not sure you should be playing that game. It's got some pretty nasty stuff in it. :/
@@-willow-980 How dare you wake me up at midnight, and no, it doesn't, why do you think "Redemption" is part of the title of the game?
Now this is a once in a life time deal❤️❤️
Proof that horses bring all riders together. Whether you’re a barrel racer or a show jumper, we all strive for one thing. Horses.
I would die to have have a life like this even just for weeks man, horses are so majestic
I swear the comments on horse videos are some of the worst on TH-cam. 80% are claiming abuse and the other 20% is people explaining that riding is not abuse. If you ride a horse right, you are not abusing it. If you are yanking on the reins constantly or using spurs excessively or any other stupid shit like that, then yes, you are abusing the horse. I'm tired of people who have never been on a horse in their life acting like they are experts on the subject.
I feel the same way, most of the people are arguing about spurs and reins hurting horses when the horses in this video don't look abused or hurt at all, these people in the video have been riding way longer than any of the ignorant commenters probably ever have and know what would hurt their horses. People should just enjoy the video and lighten up a bit.
Welcome to TH-cam comments tho. Where people cry animal abuse/cruelty at every video involving animals. Annoying as hell
You will have to edit your comment now. 90% of the new comments are referencing Red Dead Redeption 2 lol.
I know right!
This guy is my hero. Loves his kids, loves his work... I wish nothing but the best for his family
Horses are not forgotten in my world. In my world all there is are horses
0:00 .. RED DEAD REDEMPTION 🤠😁
It’s almost the exact same saddle animation in rdr lol
Thats so amazing 🤩
Yup
@@sadieadler1960 You still huntin bounties?
@@emc0t457 taking care of my wound but yeah I do what I can
And I love that he is not raising kids, he is raising men. Our nation definitely needs more of that.
Darn. I miss my horses. Me wanna cry. Absolutely stunning to watch them
simultaneously the coolest and the luckiest dad on this planet.
at my grandmas old caravan, there was a small herd of wild horses that lived close and the same grey mare had a new foal every year we came, and their herd grew and grew. i remember bringing them apples as treats and how cautious they were but eventually they came to us and i will never forget it
"You're alright BOAAAAHH"
I have a plan.
ninjanda69 💀
OK, DuTcH vAn deR LIndE
You always have a plan Dutch
WE NEED MORE MONEY
Ok...
Such a magnificent animal. Dad is raising those boys right if i ever seen it.
All these animal activist comments saying they abuse and hurt their horses blablabla. If they did the horse would have reacted differently. If abused they would literally fight back... pathetic!
Well, not necessarily. They people are not bad they're just VERY old school. Most people don't "break" horses like that anyone. And most have been trying to get away from harsh bits like what he uses as well...though it is still prevalent in the horse world. I wouldn't say they're abusive....but a tinnnssyy bit on the harsh side? Yeah. They have the right heart though. Like they're not being assholes or anything.
Goaticorn
Gille87 these people are smart compared to the pink pansy barn witch safety police which is a majority of the equestrian community
" If abused they would literally fight back... " sorry, I don't know any better way to say this, but you're wrong.
Horses can be controlled with fear. It's how they traditionally used to be "broken". This video doesn't show anything as bad as how it used to be, but it's important that people ask questions about how to improve animal welfare in situations like this, because there can always be improvements, and people working with animals will always make mistakes, and can always learn.
I wish I never moved to the city and stayed in the country with my horses again!!
+Fox Gamer1023
they weren't that rude and do you even know that.
You can still persue your dream; you can do it!
Is it just me or is the sound of horses homes really calming and relaxing?
The Mustang Was My First Wild Horse In Red Dead Redemption 2
QuantiumTronax mine was an Arabian
EduardoM. I ran into a tree and died trying to get one
Bruh mine was a perlino andalusian
beautiful, loving lovely horses....so misunderstood, so mistreated,so betrayed and sent for slaughter to other countries under barbaric conditions. Support the S A F E act
Yep....😞
because of meat! they kill them to protect beef lots just like how they clear out complete wolf packs.. made me stop eating meat
Vegan Moll i know we have to eat (i don't eat horses or wolves) but don't kill them for fun!
Vegan Moll glad you did
Leanne hartje Mist we do not need to eat meat to be healthy, quite the opposite!
Tears streaming watching this. So beautiful.
"And who the he'll am I to rid the planet of that"
Some very, very powerful words
I once had a young horse fall asleep with her head resting on my lap, truly an amazing feeling.
I love how you take care of your horses ... And unlike other TH-camrs you don't spit out fake facts that don't even make sense. Thank you
"woahhh easyy gurrrlll eeeeasyy"
Boaahhhh
One of the best videos.
Videos like these make me miss riding horses. Incredible.
Funny how well behaved and sensible country kids are
0:40
Somehow, it reminds me of the movie dreamworks made, Spirit.
Honestly the way they move in herds and the sounds they make is so, how do I say it? Like it’s meant to be that way it’s very beautiful if you ask me
Spirit is a wild mustang 🤍
I was born with a love for horses...the first one i can remember loving is Roy Rodger's horse Trigger...I was hooked !! This brought tears to my eyes...the sheer beauty of this herd...this man, & his kids out amongst them...I just want to spend the rest of my life living with my horses, dogs, & kids...not necessarily in that order...I am a little bit over the hill, but want to ride into the sunset...on my horse !! NEVER FORGET...THIS COUNTRY WAS BUILT ON HORSE POWER !! THEY ARE A GIFT FROM GOD...THEREFORE SACRED !! ♡☆♡
Stumbled on this from watching red dead 2 videos but man this is beautiful
meda um cavalo em curitiba
look at all those chickens...
'that's not what a lot of people get to see' absolutely!
Mad respect to him and his kids 🙏🏼 wish I could just leave the city for a long time and do what there doing
Horses are my favorite animal
Mauricio Marioni horses and wolves for me
i read that as houses haha
Champion Blue Lol and houses also.
*is three years late*same here!!
Those are some of the most beautiful horses I have EVER seen
Beautiful footage. Thank you.
this is SO inspiriing! ❤️
Thank you my Father in Heaven. You did a great job. I give you the praise and the glory.
Dad of the year