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Moving Our Horses To New Pasture!! LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2023
- We move our herd of horses to new, leased pastures so that our grass can rest and get ahead + Our stallion Bob, finally comes home!
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Seeing Bob for the first time and what a treat it is to see this magnificent boy! He celebrated his return home with a happy dance! I'm going to watch this over and over and then a few more times, as needed.
Bob is very athletic. Love the way he came out of the roll and flew into the air. Very impressive
WOW! Bob is gorgeous and I can see where the foal Happy gets her demeanor from!! ❤🐎
Bob was happy to be home. He sure is a gorgeous stallion.
SEATBELT PLEASE! 😢 YOUR FAMILY AND ANIMALS AND YOUR FOLLOWERS LOVE YOU! 😢
I know your glad to have Bob back. He is a magnificent boy. Love watching him run and kick up his heels. Love watching your videos. Makes my day. All your horses are beautiful.
This was so interesting! Just a small part of managing your horse herd which makes me realize…The amount of work you all do every single day to care for your animals is absolutely astounding!! WOW!
I have been watching you videos from a small seaside town in Portstewart N Ireland. You commitment to so many horses makes me so happy and restores my faith in humanity. Such care and love is plain to see. I Just Love Chantilly ! Mark.
I am so glad to see Bob come home and he did a happy dance 😊 ! The herd of horses is so beautiful. You have an awesome friend. Maggie is so precious. ❤🐎
@homesteadhorsemanship Hey J.R., I am 76 years old ( woman ) and I remember when cars did not even have seat belts and we all survived. I remember one time in the mid 50's, my parents had a car that did not have a back seat so mama took wooden Pepsi Cola Crates, nailed some old cloth fabric to one end for padding and my two brothers and I would ride on those padded Pepsi Cola crates ( NO SEATBELTS ). The crates were not nailed down, so as we would travel through the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina, going around some of those MAJOR S Curves, up the mountain then down the mountain, it was like riding a roller coaster and us kids had a ball AND we survived. Sometimes, we would stop in an area where it was safe to park and mama would have a loaf of bread, jar of mustard or mayonnaise and a whole roll of Carolina Pride Bologna. She would cut hunks of Bologna, make us all a sandwich, split a Pepsi Cola between us 3 kids and sometimes split a Double Decker Chocolate Moon Pie between us ( My parents would split a second Pepsi Cola ). We never ate at restaurants, could not afford that but to us kids it was like having a picnic. Then we would get back in the car, back to our journey up and down the mountains. It is a wonder we did not get sick and throw up after eating, and Riding the Roller Coaster 2 lane roads... No interstate then!
There was a lot of 18 Wheeler Trucks that traveled those mountains roads to make deliveries to isolated places and sometimes on those 2 lane mountain roads those trucks would literally be on the back bumper of our car. They could not pass us on those mountain curves, so cars and trucks just had to be tolerate of each other... lol. Us kids would turn around on our Pepsi Cola Crates and lay our arms on the back widow, look straight up and we could see the truck driver in their truck and they could see us. They would wave at us, make faces and us kids would do the Arm Pump and the truck driver would blow his horns for us and just enjoy the slow pace drive around those mountains. You have to realize we were in a slow 1953 Chevy 2 Door Coupe with no back seat holding back a powerful 18 wheeler truck but everyone was careful and we survived with NO SEATBELTS.
Don't misunderstand me, I am all for safety and respect it very much but let me put it this way...
One commenter stated, " So-drive looking ahead and with two hands .that's ridiculous. "
Just to let you know, I would ride all over the USA with you driving and never feel like I 'm in danger because of the way you drive, Because I know you are aware of your surroundings, cautious and mindful of various dangerous situations that could arise. Just because you drive onehanded ( btw, so do I ) and look around does not mean you are not a safe driver. That tells me you are a relaxed driver, alert but relaxed... Not uptight, anxious and scared of every little thing that MIGHT turn up. *** Did I mention my Daddy was a 23 year veteran 18 Wheeler Truck Driver and sometimes us kids would go on short trips with him and Daddy drove just like you do... maybe that's why I would feel safe with you... lol. AND we had NO SEATBELTS !!!
Thanks for allowing me to comment and express my opinion about this matter / concern. Stay just the way you are, you are Doing Fine... I Get You 100% !
B.T.W. The horses are beautiful and so blessed to be in the care of you fine people... Blessings to each and every one of you.
I LOVE that the whole herd came running to you’all. Great “family spirit.”
Magnolia looks so good playing in the pasture and running joyfully around so thank you.
Oliver is becoming so big and handsome, I wonder what personality traits he will be displaying. He’s pretty cute with Colt .❤
With how much care and love you give Bob, I would think he was a gelding at first glance. Thank you for disproving the stallion myths
Bob is so beautiful! I love seeing him run!
Bob seems very happy to be home
Classy is such a lovely horse, beautiful coat colors.
Bob is sooooo stunning and lovely temperament. Love and respect❤
Bob was a hoot! lol ~ Nice to see a "pre-quel" and flashback to before all the foals arrival.
Bob sure is a beauty.
Bob is a gorgeous and spirited stallion! You could see he was so happy to be home... I really enjoyed this video... smiling!
🦋💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🦋
I think this is the first time I’ve seen Bob. Wow! What a stunner! He is positively gorgeous - and he knows it! 🥰🥰
Nice discussion of talking how you check a place out to be adequate, probably no unsafe junk is there, plus well kept fences, good pasturage, available water in several locations....animals well kept on property. Thank you for taking us along. Guess I was seeing the pups towards the end, running in the pasture.
Bob is gorgeous! … Hope J.R. is feeling better & will be back working with his beloved horses soon. 🥰
Beautiful horses 🐎🐎🐎😍😍. Looking forward to seeing all babies!!! Wonderful green pastures for them as well 😊. You all have the gifts from God when it comes to caring for your lovely horses and other animals ❤❤❤❤!
Miracle I just can't believe how much she resembles my Gin Gin💔! She was a palpaloosa lolol. Beautiful girl I loved her so so much!!
Keeping Y'All in my prayers. Glad to see some past footage too. The Welcome Home roll footage is priceless, JR knows his horse and Bob showed full comprehension by order display followed by further elation. Wonderful, Peace and Love thru Christ Jesus
Great to see Bob !!!! ✨ 🦄 ✨
What a good friend you have. And beautiful country!
Classy is just GORGEOUS (12:19)!!!
Gorgeous horses. Can't wait for the babies!!!
I so look forward to see what's happening on your farm each day! Thank you for sharing and may the Good Lord continue to bless you all!❤
Thanks for sharing your beautiful herd of horses...
Did I see a roll of barbed wire hanging on a tree in that pasture? 😞I helped a vet sew up a horse that ran into barbed wire and cut himself open. It is amazing he survived and only because he was being checked several times a day. The vet bill was enormous.
Bob is beautiful!!!
Love watching you guys all the way from Australia, you are a lovely family who look after their animals kindly and so well, bless you all 💕💕😍😍
A really beautiful herd you got there!!
Bob sure has sown his wild oats ❤️😍
😁👍👍Chevy! Drive it like you stole it!! Now that was funny!!😁👍👍 OK CHEVY YOU OWE JR A NEW TRUCK !!! 💯 he's great advertisement for the silverado!!😁👍👍💯! (I'm a chevy fan too!! Same car since 1981 for $750 a 71 Chevrolet chevelle❤️😁👍💯) good cars!!!
Hi Emeri, I have mentioned this in a prior post, but the documentary video called Fresh, is a wonderful one about new views and methods on farming and being good stewards of the land while making a very good profit at the same time. There is a gentleman from Virginia who is brilliant and he demonstrates what you can do to maximize the use of your land while keeping it very healthy at the same time. I am going off memory, it's been years since I watched the video called Fresh. He said his profit from his land was (then) up to $3,000. per acre annually. While his neighbor who only ran cattle, made about $150.00 per acre. The gentleman from Virginia, raised, cattle, chickens, pig's and turkeys. He rotated them around the land in stages and group's. He seeded natural antibiotic wild plants, so he never needed to give his animals antibiotics. SUPER smart man and a committed Christian. He owns as I recall, about 250 acres. That's a lot of money per acre. I highly recommend this video. While I realize that your family may not be able to follow his plan exactly, as every farm is different. It is certainly much food for thought and good wisdom and insight. God bless you and your family very much! The salt of the earth indeed!
Pretty little Patty!! The mares are alllll gorgeous!
Bob is gorgeous!
Can't wait for the next two foals to be born.
Me too. ❤
Bob is beautiful!
Great vídeo. Good to know all this. Bob is gourgeous and seemed happy to be back.
Bob is gorgeous. Love the twist on his mane, lol
Lovely to see your herd!
Beautiful countryside! Thank you for sharing!😊
so fun to review this video again and see Ozark…. knowing that….. Happy is inside >🐴< there !!!!! ☺️
Bob is so beautiful!
Nice to see this older footage. Hope JR is feeling better.
It was beautiful to see how happy the whole herd was to see you when you visited! They all seem like sweethearts, and certainly respond to your love.
Bob looks fantastic! Didn't he have EPM? He showed no sign of it in the video. Praise God!
Nothing but a big family get together. Now, where's the potato salad and burgers😂😂😂
Such a beautiful herd 💝
didn't realize y'all had so many houses 🤪they all are beautiful 😍
Loving watching these blasts from the not so past past lol! I love y'alls life. If you EVER need a farm hand lol I'm READY!! 💜🐴💜💜🐴💜🐴💜I love them all.
Bob sure looks healthy. Glad he seems to have overcome EPM eventually.
Bob is HAPPY to be home!
Bob is spectacular ❤
your stallion is beautiful
So many good looking equine specimens. Have a great week end.
Your have a lot of beautiful horses, 👍👍
All so beautiful
Hopefully JR is better!
He is beautiful!!!😮
All. The. Horses. Seem. To. Like. The. Pasture. And. Are. Looking. Well
All your horses are beautiful
Bob is so majestic!
He says "im home ,im home"!
Very interesting. Love the way you greeted the horses❤
You need to name one of his foals “Bob’s Your Uncle.” 😂
Hope you tecover quickly from whatever injury you sustained. Prayers for a speedy recovery!
All beautiful
It was nice watching here from Oz. You have a lovely situation there…very pretty with the large pasture areas, river etc. Lovely friendly video again. Thank you
Look at them all coming over to check on you! Where have you been??
Horses seemed really happy to be back 🏡! Always enjoy your videos!
Sounds like a plan 😊
Stunning horses🥰
Wow, Bob is a fine looking stallion ❤ Palomino is my favourite colour, followed by blue roan and Dun. Bob definitely has some gorgeous moves, he’s sexy and he knows it. 🤪
Thank you! These videos are a highlight for me.
Lovely 😍
What are those little pups running around? They look a bit like border collies but my eyes are not so good! Beautiful horses, thank you for sharing❤
I love watching horses. I enjoy hearing about their personalities and back stories. Such magnificent animals. I found this channel this week and am hooked. My first view was Happy's birth. I know very little about horses so I like reading comments horse people leave. I really like the vet visits and learning about their health matters. Thank you!
gorgeous herd
❤hello from Arkansas ❤
Where’s your seatbelt dear???
Stay safe.
Thank you for your videos!! Loved the update.
Bob, such a beautiful stallion...it's too, too bad none of his offspring this year seem to have took after him. JR, could you please explain the benefit of having sheep on your horse farm...don't they compete for grazing? TY
They eat different types of grass, the stuff the horses won't eat. Plus they aren't as fussy where they eat, where horses are. Or that's my understanding anyway
Ok.
Very interesting and enjoyable video.
Classy is BEAUTIFUL‼️💗
(The gray and white paint)
Did I get her name right?
Classy is her name
JR: @10:10 “He’s just a young boy and he’s had a cold bath so he’s feeling’ his oats man! Yeah, he’s fat, it’s springtime….”
Emory: @10:15 “he gonna roll again? On go pro you can’t hardly see it”
***SIMULTANEOUSLY***
JR: @10:15 (Bob bucking) wooooooo **BOINK!**
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I love seeing the interaction with your horses. Makes me wish I could be there! I'm curious, do horses know their names?
Everyone has a pecking order.
Beautiful Horses and such a wonderful family that takes care of them! I LOVE ❤horses🥰 so, so much!! When I am around them, which has only been maybe about 10 times in my life (and I'm 64), I melt like butter and I am filled with such peace, joy and happiness. I am looking forward to the millennial reign of my Lord and 💜Savior, 👑Christ Jesus✝, where I will be able to be around horses as much as I want !!! 🤗💝🐎💖🐴
Classy is so pretty ;0
California city people call the cow and bull, Oreo Cows 😂
I have no clues about horses, but when you have this high pregnant mares, can you leave them together with all the other happy horses on the same pasture? These bellies are enormous 😊 Do they get a separate pasture? Or not? I just imagine, one of the future mothers get a kick against the jaw…
He is a Beauty!
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🥰beautiful Bob🥰