Brenda you were awesome as usual. I sure wanted to go into that beautiful building ..maybe next time. I also was hoping to see the oxen work. At this time I would like to mention each of your interviewees and thank them for what they are doing to keep this fantastic tradition alive . Derek, Rich, Julia, Laura, John(Director of DAPNET),Micheal, Ivey, Nick, Rick, Melissa, Don, Rich &Family,Teona, Daphne, Alexa & James. If I left anyone out please forgive me,,lov from south alabama.
Your videos from DAPNET have been super interesting. It's great seeing Jim in the woods helping show others getting into working horses. Vermont is a beautiful state to visit.
Wow, Ken and Bill showed the stuff they're made of when they pulled the hang-up tree out!!! Those boys are so awesome! I love it anytime Jim can let Ken and Bill "show off" their strength and training!❤ Brenda, thanks for introducing us to some of the other participants at DAPNET!
It’s wonderful to see all these young people so interested and involved with the working horse. Long may it last it’s so much fun and the folks are so friendly 😊 well Brenda and Jim it’s been a wonderful video thank you for sharing this with us 😊
I think y'all did a fantastic job at Dapnet! Between Jim's teaching and Brenda's filming various presenters and interviewing participants, you were outstanding. Thanks for doing such an informative presentation!
It was beautiful to meet so many younger people (and their families), learn how they were introduced to working with horses and oxen, and to know that this old tradition will not be lost. So much information was shared; the location was truly beautiful and provided a great backdrop. Thank you Brenda and Jim. (PS: Loved the horse vs humans pull at the finish!)
What a wonderful community you are part of. It must be so rewarding to be around like minded people and those willing to share their knowledge with others. So glad the weather was outstanding for your event.
Go, Bill! Loved the bit at the end when he dragged all those people around. Great video all the way around. Enjoyed it all. Thanks, Brenda and Jim (and Ken-being Ken and Bill)!
Jim, Brenda, great video, so nice to meet all the draft animal teamsters, and the horses, & oxen they work with! Ken, & Bill, did great pulling that big tree out!. Brenda, you did fantastic going around talking to all the nice people!! Jim, Nova Scotia, Canada. Have a safe trip home GOD BLESS.
What a wonderful video! Most enjoyable meeting new people, learning so much and watching the activities. I got such a kick out of the "tug of war" and the kids "pulling" Bill back. I bet they were thrilled. Good job, Brenda. God bless.
Fantastic video Brenda, you work just as hard as Jim and the horses. I absolutely loved the tug of war with Bill! Priceless!! Jim, Bill and Ken are amazing in what they do ❤️
Really interesting to hear everyone’s stories about working with animals, loved how respectful they were of their bovine and equine work buddies. Thank you for sharing, also good to hear how you and Jim are supporting newcomers to working horses.
Wonderful video!!!! Brenda thank you for talking with many people. Hearing their stories and experiences was wonderful. Please extend from your viewers our gratitude.
Been watching Jim for a while now and he has inspired me to start my own channel. I have a dozen shetland ponie's and I am going to train them to do different thing's on my farm. Watching Jim has taught me so much about driving horses that I wanted to give credit where credit is due. The channel is called brokefarm and if you life is horses you might like it. You guy's are awesome keep it up.
Fun videos to watch. A real change of pace. I especially like the tug-of-war. Jim, “allowing “a few young people to pull Ken backwards on the final poll, and then cheering them, tells me everything you want to ever know about Jim. He’s a great horseman but most of all, a wonderful human being. .
Absolutely a wonderful opportunity to show and share working the land with horse and oxen ! So good to feel the enjoyment of all the participant's company and expertise. Thank you Jim and Brenda for bringing us along
Wow Thank You And Jim for taking Us Along it was Great Seeing Everyone and Learning About DAPNET Hopefully My Wife and I Get To Come And See a Event Like the One You Just Shared with Us Blessings To You and Please Be Safe ✌️
I am from Magog québec, in the eastern townships and I truly enjoyed the show. Bill and Brenda , you are a gift sended from GOD. And so are your wondeful horses.Bill there must be a little horse inside yuor heart
Jim I smiled when you pulled down that hung up tree the proper way and the tree jumped your logging 3 ft in the air . Your horses stopped and stood . Impressive. 😊😊😊
Thank you so much for sharing your DAPNET experiences. I can only imagine the connections everyone made. Must have been a fabulous weekend, plenty of work for the boys, not having to stand about while you saw. I noticed, while you were getting that hung up log out, Bill was watching you very attentively, trying to do the best he knew. Ken seemed a bit excited, so much going on. Tug-o-war made a good point. No argument who is the stronger, you or the horse. Horse can run off with 20 or 30 kids! How many kids were on that rope? Great job, Brenda. Greetings from Australia.
I really enjoyed this video. Brenda is becoming quite the videographer and reporter. Her questions elicit informative responses and she weaves together an overall story about living, training, and working draft horses.
This was an outstanding video! Brenda has done an excellent job interviewing different people. Jim and the horses were great and the tug of war with Bill was very entertaining. I really loved the whole weekend of videoed activities . Thank you so much!
Great video of the activity at the event as well all people. It is great to see so many diverse draft animals. The connection that you make during this event can be so valuable.
Oh my! I loved this video!!! It was great to hear the stories of those you interviewed! I'd love to be there!!! 😅 I was amazed to see Ken & Bill pull that tree out that was hung up! They are such good boys! I did crack up at the end when Bill was surprised to be pulled backwards!! 😂😂 I'm still laughing about that!! 🤣 Thanks for all the videos from the weekend. They were most enjoyable!! ❤
Wow Brenda you did a amazing job interviewing everyone!! You could have a career in it! I totally loved this vlog so much, awesome information, I've always wanted a draft, I have a standardbred rescue, who I love to bits. But I love your channel and learning about working with horses, I love the relationship Jim has with his horses. I'm not sure if we have anything like this in New Zealand, but I always love hanging out with the drafts at shows, we seem to have alot of Clydesdales. Thank you so much for showing us I really enjoyed it.
Ken doing his Hi-Ho- Silver!! Thanks Brenda for all your hard work, you need some kind of reward!! Ive's both teams of oxen are beautiful! Dafny is quite a determined Lady! Love the tug-a-war, bill wasn't expecting something to be pulling back!!
I under estimated Brendas interviewing skills. It was very informative and you must have travelled at least twenty miles over the event. It's a shame we didn't see a large team of oxen work. When I was a child we went to a logging historical park and watched a team of sixteen work with chains clanging, bull whips cracking and hoots and howls from their lean dust drivers.
These last 2 videos were very enjoyable. It was interesting to hear how people got involved with horses and how they use their horses or oxen. I loved hearing from the women. I have to admit that I am envious. Back in my day, it would have been a scandal to admit an interest in logging. Once I said it would be interesting to be a cook in a logging camp. 😮😮
Was the field day in England or Canada , Brenda . I enjoy it your standard of excellence was a joy to watch . My grandfather was a horse and camel teamster here in the West Coast of Australia ,some logging around Manjimup and quite some time carting supplies out to the Gold miners towards Kalgoorlie and carting back wool from stations from Menzies and Leonora with Camels .
That one young lady was so right! If you pay attention, a horse will definitely make you a better person. I imagine it might be true of oxen too but I don’t have any experience with them.
Ken and Bill flexing their muscle pulling that tree. The end is so fun to see the humans try and pull against BIll. What Jim did for the kids was so great. They will remember that for a life time.
It has been very interesting and informative to watch these DAPNET videos. Thank you for showing them. I have a question though. Exactly what is it that Jim says to the horses when he wants them to start? I know it's not giddyup so I'd like to know what it is. I really enjoy looking in on your life on the farm.
Pulling down a hung tree, I keep a 100 ft cable and a couple snatch blocks handy. That way I can pull a tree sideways to get around a stump in tight quarters, then back up and hook on normal. Cable and 2 snatch block will get a mighty big chunk of wood out of a deep hole too steep for horses. Bush around here is way denser than this here video shows, you can't hardly get off the trail or turn around a cart.
Traditionally pairs of oxen in Britain would be given one and two syllable names (like Swift and Swallow) so they could differentiate instructions. This doesn't seem to be the case in USA.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
Wow I'm just shocked you mentioned Mrs evelvn__prosper ,I found her on a CNBC market interview, so I looked her up and we began our awesome partnership. Her services are exceptional
Same here, i will praise Mrs evelvn prosper over and over again because She has great skills, i started with $2000 and after 2week i received a returns of $18,000 then i continue with her ever since She has been delivering.
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What a great video! I have a new bucket list for 2024. I'm going up to it and enjoy the event!
Brenda congratulations, you are an amazing interviewer. Well done!!
Here we are again, I learn something every time I watch one of Jim and Brenda‘s videos!
Brenda you were awesome as usual. I sure wanted to go into that beautiful building ..maybe next time. I also was hoping to see the oxen work. At this time I would like to mention each of your interviewees and thank them for what they are doing to keep this fantastic tradition alive . Derek, Rich, Julia, Laura, John(Director of DAPNET),Micheal, Ivey, Nick, Rick, Melissa, Don, Rich &Family,Teona, Daphne, Alexa & James. If I left anyone out please forgive me,,lov from south alabama.
Wow, great job, Ken and Bill pulling that tree down !!!
Your videos from DAPNET have been super interesting. It's great seeing Jim in the woods helping show others getting into working horses. Vermont is a beautiful state to visit.
Great event!!! Sure nice to see the young people being so involved with draft animals.
Another great video
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This has been an Awesome trip-
Totally Enjoyed and Learning Was Fun...
Thanks SO Much for taking us along!!!
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Wow, Ken and Bill showed the stuff they're made of when they pulled the hang-up tree out!!! Those boys are so awesome! I love it anytime Jim can let Ken and Bill "show off" their strength and training!❤ Brenda, thanks for introducing us to some of the other participants at DAPNET!
Darn it! You wrote everything I wanted to say. Haha 🙂👍🐎
It’s wonderful to see all these young people so interested and involved with the working horse. Long may it last it’s so much fun and the folks are so friendly 😊 well Brenda and Jim it’s been a wonderful video thank you for sharing this with us 😊
I think y'all did a fantastic job at Dapnet! Between Jim's teaching and Brenda's filming various presenters and interviewing participants, you were outstanding. Thanks for doing such an informative presentation!
It was beautiful to meet so many younger people (and their families), learn how they were introduced to working with horses and oxen, and to know that this old tradition will not be lost. So much information was shared; the location was truly beautiful and provided a great backdrop. Thank you Brenda and Jim. (PS: Loved the horse vs humans pull at the finish!)
What a wonderful community you are part of. It must be so rewarding to be around like minded people and those willing to share their knowledge with others. So glad the weather was outstanding for your event.
What a great video! So nice to see and hear about all the different people and their stories. Great job Brenda!!!
Go, Bill! Loved the bit at the end when he dragged all those people around. Great video all the way around. Enjoyed it all. Thanks, Brenda and Jim (and Ken-being Ken and Bill)!
Jim, Brenda, great video, so nice to meet all the draft animal teamsters, and the horses, & oxen they work with! Ken, & Bill, did great pulling that big tree out!. Brenda, you did fantastic going around talking to all the nice people!! Jim, Nova Scotia, Canada. Have a safe trip home GOD BLESS.
What a wonderful video! Most enjoyable meeting new people, learning so much and watching the activities. I got such a kick out of the "tug of war" and the kids "pulling" Bill back. I bet they were thrilled. Good job, Brenda. God bless.
A very interesting and nice group of people at this gathering!
Fantastic video Brenda, you work just as hard as Jim and the horses.
I absolutely loved the tug of war with Bill! Priceless!!
Jim, Bill and Ken are amazing in what they do ❤️
Thanks to all the interviewees for sharing your experiences! Good to see so many young people embracing draft animal culture.
Really interesting to hear everyone’s stories about working with animals, loved how respectful they were of their bovine and equine work buddies. Thank you for sharing, also good to hear how you and Jim are supporting newcomers to working horses.
Thank you to you and jim for showing us all this footage from the net very increasing and interesting
absolutely great videos Brenda and Jim. thank you
What a cool event! Loved hearing the interviews - Thank you so much for sharing the experience!
i loved that tug of war you did great job
Its great to see a myriad of people that work with horses and oxen etc. looks lke everone is having a good time. thanks for sharing. ECF
Thanks for capturing this weekend so well! We had such a wonderful time and can't wait for next year!
Thank you for this lovely weekend. Greetings from Germany. 😎👍
Jim and Brenda, enjoyed the video immensely, interviews were great!! Next time please show us an interior glimpse of that impressive building!
Wonderful video!!!! Brenda thank you for talking with many people. Hearing their stories and experiences was wonderful. Please extend from your viewers our gratitude.
Very enjoyable.
very nice video Brenda
It was very,very interesting ! Thanks!
Great video interviewing other enthusiasts.
Been watching Jim for a while now and he has inspired me to start my own channel. I have a dozen shetland ponie's and I am going to train them to do different thing's on my farm. Watching Jim has taught me so much about driving horses that I wanted to give credit where credit is due. The channel is called brokefarm and if you life is horses you might like it. You guy's are awesome keep it up.
Fun videos to watch. A real change of pace. I especially like the tug-of-war. Jim, “allowing “a few young people to pull Ken backwards on the final poll, and then cheering them, tells me everything you want to ever know about Jim. He’s a great horseman but most of all, a wonderful human being. .
Well done Brenda. Very interesting informational interviews. Really liked the different breeds of horses and oxen. Thank you for sharing. 🐂🐴
Well done Jim and Brenda on documenting the W/E .
It's been very enjoyable to watch, and the atmosphere was engaging .I was with you last year at
What wonderful videos thank you so much
Absolutely a wonderful opportunity to show and share working the land with horse and oxen ! So good to feel the enjoyment of all the participant's company and expertise. Thank you Jim and Brenda for bringing us along
This was wonderful!!
Reat informative video. Thank you Brenda for getting people to talk about their experiences with horses. Loved the video. ❤❤
Wow that was amazing. That is so neat that you two do that schooling to help others people out with ideas and their horses.❤❤
What a great week. That community seems very good and helpful to each other.
Wow Thank You And Jim for taking Us Along it was Great Seeing Everyone and Learning About DAPNET Hopefully My Wife and I Get To Come And See a Event Like the One You Just Shared with Us Blessings To You and Please Be Safe ✌️
Awesome video Brenda! Excellent interviews for being “off the cuff”. Interesting people with like interests. One of your more outstanding videos.
Awesome to see all the young folks with the horses
I am from Magog québec, in the eastern townships and I truly enjoyed the show. Bill and Brenda , you are a gift sended from GOD. And so are your wondeful horses.Bill there must be a little horse inside yuor heart
Very interesting to hear from people who are putting in the work to care for and live with these beautiful big horses. 👍😊👍
I loved the tug of war 😂
Brilliant Brenda, such wonderful interviews.
Jim I smiled when you pulled down that hung up tree the proper way and the tree jumped your logging 3 ft in the air . Your horses stopped and stood . Impressive. 😊😊😊
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🤔 Brenda par Excellent video, one of the nicest, Jim /Brenda cut it to the Quick 👏👌👀
Thank you so much for sharing your DAPNET experiences. I can only imagine the connections everyone made. Must have been a fabulous weekend, plenty of work for the boys, not having to stand about while you saw.
I noticed, while you were getting that hung up log out, Bill was watching you very attentively, trying to do the best he knew. Ken seemed a bit excited, so much going on.
Tug-o-war made a good point. No argument who is the stronger, you or the horse. Horse can run off with 20 or 30 kids! How many kids were on that rope?
Great job, Brenda.
Greetings from Australia.
Loved the tug of war!
As Jim said yesterday, you can't hold a runaway - even if there's a dozen of you! 😁
I really enjoyed this video. Brenda is becoming quite the videographer and reporter. Her questions elicit informative responses and she weaves together an overall story about living, training, and working draft horses.
thank you for sharing your weekend. It is so interesting to watch. Looked like it was well attended. Loved seeing some of the young ones involved.
This was an outstanding video! Brenda has done an excellent job interviewing different people. Jim and the horses were great and the tug of war with Bill was very entertaining. I really loved the whole weekend of videoed activities . Thank you so much!
Great video of the activity at the event as well all people. It is great to see so many diverse draft animals. The connection that you make during this event can be so valuable.
Oh my! I loved this video!!! It was great to hear the stories of those you interviewed! I'd love to be there!!! 😅
I was amazed to see Ken & Bill pull that tree out that was hung up! They are such good boys! I did crack up at the end when Bill was surprised to be pulled backwards!! 😂😂 I'm still laughing about that!! 🤣 Thanks for all the videos from the weekend. They were most enjoyable!! ❤
Thank you. This was very interesting.
Brenda, you are very good at asking interesting questions. Thank you.
Wow Brenda you did a amazing job interviewing everyone!! You could have a career in it!
I totally loved this vlog so much, awesome information, I've always wanted a draft, I have a standardbred rescue, who I love to bits. But I love your channel and learning about working with horses, I love the relationship Jim has with his horses.
I'm not sure if we have anything like this in New Zealand, but I always love hanging out with the drafts at shows, we seem to have alot of Clydesdales.
Thank you so much for showing us I really enjoyed it.
Great video ! Thank you Brenda ! These stories are amazing to hear.
Ken doing his Hi-Ho- Silver!! Thanks Brenda for all your hard work, you need some kind of reward!! Ive's both teams of oxen are beautiful! Dafny is quite a determined Lady! Love the tug-a-war, bill wasn't expecting something to be pulling back!!
Brenda di a fabulous job of filming. She knows how to get great shots. All the information was great.
Brenda and Jim this is a wonderful video. The farm and horses and oxenare beautiful. Thanks.
Brenda you are a really good interviewer! Great questions.
Great interviews Brenda!!!
The interviews Brenda did were really interesting. 👍🏼
I learned so much about the world of draft horses.
This was wonderful!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
What a great video very informative. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.
Much appreciated
I under estimated Brendas interviewing skills. It was very informative and you must have travelled at least twenty miles over the event. It's a shame we didn't see a large team of oxen work. When I was a child we went to a logging historical park and watched a team of sixteen work with chains clanging, bull whips cracking and hoots and howls from their lean dust drivers.
Brenda, great interviews with horse people. 🐎
Great stuff. I loved it all👍
Everyone surely underestimate your horses because Bill and Ken would do anything for Jim
These last 2 videos were very enjoyable. It was interesting to hear how people got involved with horses and how they use their horses or oxen. I loved hearing from the women. I have to admit that I am envious. Back in my day, it would have been a scandal to admit an interest in logging. Once I said it would be interesting to be a cook in a logging camp. 😮😮
Thank you Benda for the video so interesting ❤
05:00 - Master Teamster !!
Was the field day in England or Canada , Brenda . I enjoy it your standard of excellence was a joy to watch . My grandfather was a horse and camel teamster here in the West Coast of Australia ,some logging around Manjimup and quite some time carting supplies out to the Gold miners towards Kalgoorlie and carting back wool from stations from Menzies and Leonora with Camels .
I know you asked Brenda but I believe she is busy baking a apple pie .Shelbourne Farm is in Vermont U S A. Google there site .😊
We just used our horses in the woods we pulled out four logs to be used for for our timberfram building that ere doing
What a handsome guy is Derrick? The first interview logger! ❤
Great footage from field days. Will you cover the huge breeding buildings in tomorrow's video?
The very end is awesome
That one young lady was so right! If you pay attention, a horse will definitely make you a better person. I imagine it might be true of oxen too but I don’t have any experience with them.
Ken and Bill flexing their muscle pulling that tree. The end is so fun to see the humans try and pull against BIll. What Jim did for the kids was so great. They will remember that for a life time.
Looks like you had a great time
You guys probably know this but there are alot of oxen and draft horses in new brunswick and nova scotia.
Great filming Miss Brenda. Jim why don't I ever see Clydesdales
Your question about Clydesdale is a good one . I also would like to know Jim .😊😊😊
It has been very interesting and informative to watch these DAPNET videos. Thank you for showing them. I have a question though. Exactly what is it that Jim says to the horses when he wants them to start? I know it's not giddyup so I'd like to know what it is. I really enjoy looking in on your life on the farm.
Careful step is forward, Gee is right Haw is left , Back is back ,whoe ( or hoe) is stop .
Pulling down a hung tree, I keep a 100 ft cable and a couple snatch blocks handy. That way I can pull a tree sideways to get around a stump in tight quarters, then back up and hook on normal. Cable and 2 snatch block will get a mighty big chunk of wood out of a deep hole too steep for horses. Bush around here is way denser than this here video shows, you can't hardly get off the trail or turn around a cart.
Traditionally pairs of oxen in Britain would be given one and two syllable names (like Swift and Swallow) so they could differentiate instructions. This doesn't seem to be the case in USA.
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Very good for a seven good will start !😄😃😀😁😆😅
That’s my boys you show em
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
Wow I'm just shocked you mentioned Mrs evelvn__prosper ,I found her on a CNBC market interview, so I looked her up and we began our awesome partnership. Her services are exceptional
She's really amazing with her skills. She changed my 0.5btc to 2.1btc
Same here, i will praise Mrs evelvn prosper over and over again because She has great skills, i started with $2000 and after 2week i received a returns of $18,000 then i continue with her ever since She has been delivering.
Who's this professional everyone is talking about I always see her post on top comment on every
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question: did you meet anyone that went to Paul Smith college?
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