SUFFOLK PUNCH COLT TRAINING & Getting Some Work Done at the Same Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2021
- Today we are doing some training with our Suffolk Punch colts, Duke & Earl, and at the same time getting some work done! We are putting up a temporary fence for the colts and the cows. We are using the Percherons, Ken and Buck, to help carry fenceposts and train the colts to lead.
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I love all these draft horses, they are so pretty and sweet. The Belgians are like big fire crackers, love them.
Fun video - watching the colts following the big horses - trying to grab a bite along the way. They did good - especially when Lady and Bill came running up along the side. And Lady and Bill running into the barn, and out the other side - comical. Horses are alot of work, but they are so special in their ways.
Good to see all the horses in one video, a nice day in the life of a farmer.
Fun video...thx! 😎🐾🐎
Thank's for sharing Jim that was a great video your farm is so beautiful you and Brenda work well together stay safe and God bless
Ken & Buck stole the show with horse farts! Too funny😊
So relaxing watching your videos! This is the life I wish I had, but happy to see you two have such a life. Horses, fresh air, open spaces, farm life. 💕
Hahahaha! Omgosh! I’ve had my gang find barn doors open and go thru the barn and back out to the driveway while I’m working on things in the paddock! They just seem to know! And I love that wire fencing... it’s lasting me longer then any other... and the deer don’t seem to break it! Great film! Made made laugh...
Well, that was better than the old post hole digger! Was fun to see Bill and Lady just being themselves, checking things out.
So fun seeing Lady and Bill being rascals! :)
Love seeing horses being playful. 🐴
Good Evening from South Africa.
Thanks for sharing.
i fine it relaxing watching these horses work for there next meal🤣
Good evening Jim and Brenda, your videos just get better and better 😀 so much goings on with the horses, as for Ken .... well excuse me hahaha 😆 that went on for some time lol.lve found anywhere there is sand and horses are turned out .....the first thing is a jolly good roll, they love sand.Maybe it's to discourage flys or have a darn Good scratch,bit like a dust bath.Jim your corn looks very good 👍is this your next big job to get it all in! Look forward to seeing that.and which horses you will use. Lady and Bill are feeling rather mischievous,lovely to but like you said can be dangerous. Excellent video so thankyou for sharing 😊 All the very best 🌱🌱🌱💕🇬🇧
🇬🇧🇬🇧 me too Joyce ...North Norfolk coast UK
Glad you enjoy Jim's channel,love the horses 🌱🌱🌱💕🇬🇧
Sorry hi Carol
Earl will be your lead horse! Duke is a follower! good with the corn! that's how we would tell if it was ready for picking! We use to take a 55 gallon drum, and roll the electric wire around it! roll it on, roll it off! your right, you never trust working horses around loose horses, can be a disaster!
So fun to watch you two working as a team as well as the horses. Your colts are gorgeous and look like they are going to be a handful to train, especially Earl. Seeing Bill and Lady out wasa sight to behold. So funny when they ran into the barn. Seems horses always can spot an open gate, At least that has been my experiences lol, lots of catching to do. Just beautiful to watch the horses work together on a task. Great voice command training. They really want to please. Amazing how those fence post and wire can hold the animals in, tangles, my heart went out for you Jim. Sure beats the post hole digging days. Still love my post hole digger though. Brenda, sure reminds me of my days help my dad run the post and bob wire for our pastures. As I'm mending from a full knee replacement and it's in the wee hours of the morning, I love watching your videos. Very soothing, I just have to remember to get up every video and walk or elevate the leg. Watching from New Hampshire. I'm trying to locate a driving team in our area to help us clear logs from the forest, Downed trees are such a fire hazard, my biggest fear. God Bless and will keep watching :)
Hi Donna, thanks for watching the videos. Speedy recovery on that knee, sounds like you are doing what you need to for healing and we are glad the videos can help through the wee hours of the morning. Hope you can find those horses you are looking for! Take care
Hi Jim and Brenda--To help with the rolling out of old wire I go to a welding shop and ask for some used mig welder reels. They have no use for them. and I roll up the old electric fence wire on them. To roll out the wire I just put a stick through the centre hole and the wire spins of without a hitch.
Michael from Tasmania
Hallo meine lieben toles video, einfach tolle Pferde aber auch viel Arbeit. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️
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@@toddjohnson7120 "Hello my dear great videos, just great horses but also a lot of work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️" [As per Google translate]
Oh okay, why didn't you just say so?😊
i needed a grin tonight--thank you! between omg those colts are growing, to speed-grazing, to wanna-be naughty belgians, to the meadow is gonna put some weight on, to just...life is good. thank you all for sharing. thank you.
Thanks for watching, so glad you enjoyed it!
Great education on the collars, thanks. Happy birthday to Trudy as well. What a great family!
Thanks and thanks for watching
The colts are so pretty! They sure were enjoying munching on the luscious green grass! I can never keep the names of the horses straight, but the Belgians were happy to see their buddies!!! Great video!!!
HI there Received my calendar today great pictures Thanks from Canada Jack Little
Enjoy you two doing task together. Thank you
Lady and Bill comin’ in hot at the end!
Your voice audio is fantastic, thanks.
Charlie
Great video Jim and Brenda, glad to see you back in good health and long may it last.
Best Regards
High action video. The colors are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
Looks like having the Mrs. around has a lot of advantages. The two of you make a fine team. Best wishes and give my regards to the daughters.
The colts are making great progress, the Percherons look good and work well like always; what is really remarkable is the quality of your pasture!
You remind me of "American Gothic". Great picture! Looking good from New Hampshire.
👋 Hi from Concord, NH
Never feel bad Brenda..
It's your farm also..
I love Runnings, they have everything!
What nice day to "make fence ". The clouds look so great. I like their colors. Dark on their bottom , light gray on the top and lots of blue sky between them. We have had lots of days like that this year. I have used posts like the ones you put in. After a few years in the sun they can get brittle and break. It pays not to hit them too hard with a hammer then. Thanks for the ride in the green green grass!!
The horses are looking good and the Suffolks have certainly grown! 😀
East Yorkshire, uk
this is good to see again....they have come along ways,,,fine is the word...!
Thanks for sharing colts are huge! Leaves on trees are awesome! Animals will like the pasture
One of your best videos. A beautiful day coupled with the fall colors and sounds of nature. The hay field is just beautiful. You must get excellent hay from that field. Very relaxing watching your fencing techniques. It is fun watching horses being horses and trying to grab a bite of clover or a nibble of the halter rope or sneaking through an open door. A very relaxing video to watch and remember times growing up on the farm when things were much less hectic.
Everyone looking good
So beautiful...just everything😍Thank you.
Was so excellent,,,and when you said here take this insolator. I almost reached ,, 😆,,,it was so nice to follow with you all ,wished it was longer,,and get to see the cows come out...super great video.thanks
Look at those naughty horses having fun at the end 🤣 Enjoyed the video as always. Glad to see you both seem fully recovered!
So great to see Suffolk punches . I used to live in Suffolk UK. It would be awful to let these old breeds die out
Enjoying the quality time with you Brenda being on the scene with Jim for sure. But I must admit I'm here for the horses.... Hehehe I really enjoy the whole family. Thanks for sharing your wonderful world and the rich 4 season scenery is awesome...
When I was a kid I would plow the corn field for my grandpa with his two mules. He always fed them a scoop of cracked corn before we worked them. Well that field was in a bottom and little wind ever reached it. It was hot and humid. Those mules would always pass gas right in my face when plowing, man did I hate that smell.
"That smell" is a lot better than diesel fumes, don't you think??
@@alb5489 oh by far. I loved those mules and working them was an experience I will never forget, smell and all, lol.
these horses are sooooooo beautiful
This was a GREAT vidio. We got to see all the horses
Thank You Jim. Thank You Mam
Almost 35000 subscribers!
That's how I tie off the poly wire too. Wrap around the other wire. And back. And around. Tie off a kinda knot. Make sure those metal wires touch multiple places to get good conductivity
that's life on the farm. great video.
Good one.nice pasture.Must be nice to have a steady helper.
Sandra and Tim sent me! Love the channel by the way keep it up! Make On
Welcome!!
Here in Kansas when the corn is ready the ears hang down.
Great Video, everyone got thier exercise today. Bill and Lady were already our to pasture, and the blacks got their work out. and Duke and Earl got some too! as well as some nice clover. And you got the new fence in seems to work ok on installing it simple enough it's nice sometimes when you economize and it works out for a change. Gonna be interesting to see if you can break Earl on his chewing thngs. sometimes those kinds of habits are hard to break. we'll see!. Thanks again for a really nice time and for sharing. ECF.
Jim ,your knife looks like mine. Cut too much wire!!!! Lol Beautiful horses. All of them.
Around the 10:25 mark,.....was that Jim making those noises, or was it the horses?!?! (Ha!Ha!) Brenda was a Hoot today!!! I think everyone was feeling their oats today!!!
Lovely job to see all your hard work thank you so much
Glad you all have Mike's on now you don't have to be so close to the camera.
I think they have spools for fence wire which makes it easier to string on the posts .
Great Video>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>!! high energy is right!!
That was funny Jim. That black stuff there on the tip of the corn…huh it’s called something layer, yeah it’s called black layer when corn matures. That was too funny. You had it and didn’t know it.
Hahahah 😆 Fart jokes will never stop being funny
wonderful Green field! beautiful place! beautiful and very strong horses! thanks for posting wonderful videos!
Jim..brenda..this was one of my absolute fav videos! And I don't ever miss one! I loved u were working the colts..but in the end when lady and Bill came running thru the barn I jus had to laugh! Reminded me of my horses..cuz that's how it goes. They r so ornery at times! I loved it! I love all ur videos but I rly enjoyed this one especially:) have a good day!
Everybody round here (Yorkshire, england) uses those plastic posts, in fact I've not seen any other type. The foot plate breaks off but otherwise they're good. But we'd use a lot more posts.. 3 or 4 metres apart... Or the line goes slack. Although we're using white tape so maybe it'll be OK with wire
it was a nice day out here to
very fun day ... liked it.
They really have their own personality 🤗
This was a great Video, Jim and Brenda! One of your best, yet!
Cheers!
Whipple
Nice, working together like this. I had fence posts similar to those, A fair hank of tape, and a little battery driven energiser, stashed along with some other horse gear in a duffel bag crossways on top of the pack. Rode alone halfway across New South Wales 20 years ago. The sharp ends poked out the open end of the bag, so put them pointing out the traffic side, else get stabbed. Someone said something, I said if they gonna scrape your car, you are way too close to the horses. I'd build a little round yard every night. Our country roads have travelling stock reserves, all marked or the locals would point me to one, many didn't have a gate, so I'd build one with the electric and they could go free. Also had them so they'd camp on a hobble, heavy swivel chain we call a hobble-check, and a rope, on the near foreleg, and could peg them out to graze. A bell on one is handy, wakes you up if there's a flurry in the night. Chink of hobbles and tinkle of the bell as they graze is reassuring.
Lovely video, Jim and Brenda. What a team!
you guys are awesome people
Beautiful Horses thanks very much. Ed.
high energy indeed cheers
We loved this vlog it was so funny in places and beautifully filmed showing the autumn colours...the problems you were having with the wire made me wonder who put the Christmas lights away last year?, We all have the same problem with wires lol 😏😊 keep safe and well everyone from Carol and Sue from the North Norfolk coast UK
Beautifu🥰l horses,🐎 beautiful scenery🍁🍂🍃🥰🙏
Thanks for visiting
I use extension cord reels for poly wire reels.
Much cheaper than the fence reels and sometimes work better.
Great idea, thanks
Those posts work well only problem I had with them is when the horses had blankets on. Of the clips break I drilled a hole and used zip ties to hang the ribbon. Take care
Kids will be kids hahaha, nothing new under GOD s Sun. Thanks for the great time Jim and Brenda.
An other great video..best way to train young ones..
lovely horses
Your horses are jet propelled.😂😂
Thank you both for bringing us along another good enjoyable video Brenda if you get a chance can you have Jim talk a bit about the tugs question being how much they can pull and if there is a pull weight limit on them are they all different thank you again
To secure a square knot, do a half hitch with each end. It'll never come loose.
nice to see you guys working together on the farm that is great beautiful horses enjoyed watching thanks for sharing take care
Fun video. Well done, guys.
A tip for using "treadins" when electric fencing. Do not treat them like a normal wire fence. You wanted them to all have the wire on the same side so animals push against the post. Not necessary since they will not be leaning on it. In actual fact, it is Much better to invert every second one. If the wind catches the wire and the posts are facing opposite directions, the wire is less likely to work out of the "treadin". An electric fence will withstand windy conditions much better that way.
PS, I think the work "strands" is what you were searching for when you said 'pieces' of wire running through the plastic of the electric fence rope. They are made from a mix of twisted plastic and fine wire strands which conduct the electricity.
If you don't use a top wire, horses will chew the 'treadins' and pull them out of the ground. Cattle will also.
Buy yourself some electric fence 'Reels' for Christmas. You will never look back. Pick some up at a clearing sale for next to nothing. They will pay for themselves in no time, no matter how little you use them. Now you have the 'treadins' you may as well get reels to match and you will probably find you use them more often. The pigs would love to have grazing behind electric tape.
Seems like you get lots of good helpful advice every day, Jim....? Best part is - it's FREE !!
I can just agree with the commenter "get yourself a electric fence reel" they are so useful. Working on a farm that doesn't have them and every time we have to do some fence it is lot of work. At home we switched to reels and it soo easy to do fencing. White oak pastures in georgia (usa) does it with an atv and a reel.
We use those fence post too around here when we get a good stand were not gonna cut... They work well for us.... Boy you've struck gold with some good help there since Brenda is at home all the time.. Horses were entertaining this video too.... Thank Yall
Enjoyed you guys sharing your beautiful fall day with us, some time I hope to learn how you teach the colt not to chew on things.
That was excellent. Thanks
😂 loved the farts. We had a buggy horse that farted a lot.😂
It's so hard to explain to people which situation can be dangerous at what time when you work with horses. If you have a lot of experience, you just know, and even then you can still be surprised.
Those Belgians are like little kids! They knew JUST WHEN you were distracted and made a RUN for it! When you caught up with them it was as if they were playing around, grabbing CANDY where they knew you kept it! FUNNNY!!
you two work so hard, thanks for filming, even appreciated the horse gas...
Y'all might think about running The Sled along where ya want the fence line. Then you can follow where it marked the grass for putting posts in straight line
No better way to train young horses than tagging along with the big guys. I used to tie my foals to their mama's collar where I could. They learned so much tagging along. Some of my mares weren't broke to harness and that wasn't an option, but the ones that were, their babies learned the very fastest. Mouthiness is one of the reasons many a colt gets gelded... I wish I'd seen your treatise on corn a few weeks ago. The corn I grew in my garden was starting to mold, so I picked it, chopped off the tips and dried it in the oven.
Wonderful👍🖐
Enjoyed it.
I love you and Jim really nice people the best way to live life elexant values I've had dreams to do this in my life I just I'll have to buy a farm 1st someday I enjoy waching thanks you time
great video lots of funny parts that made me laff you guys work together well I'm sure it still is taking time to adjust to working together all the time now