Sam, I'm brand new to your channel and I'm OBSCESSED! I love your gentle, gentling. The way that you explain techniques is so much easier for me to grasp and understand. Thank you for being an incredibly brilliant trainer who is willing to share it with the rest of us. I'm learning SO MUCH from you! I cannot wait to adopt my mustang in the coming weeks. You have given me so many useful tools and commands already! I'm looking forward to viewing more of your training videos!
Wow, you are able to proceed so quickly with your steps with each new mustang, Sam. Very impressive - it’s like watching a Master’s Class of Mustang Training. You are amazingly talented and very kind and empathetic. I hope all people who want to train wild horses find your videos. Thanks for taking us along.
I love to see the repetition. Every time you approach him (hand, stick, rope...), there's a change in his response, even if it's tiny. I like to see the whole process, so you are not boring us. We can always skip ahead if we choose. My only recommendation would be to acquire recording equipment with a wide range. Keep up the great work!
I don't get bored watching the repetition. It's valuable to know how much time you spend working on different steps with each individual horses. I'm sure there's alot of undocumented time too. I appreciate your videos ❣️🌿🐎
Lovely to see how fast he's learning. Whenever I hear him snort I think he should be called Mister Trumpet. But I'm sure you'll come up with a perfect name that fits his cute, loveable character.
Love it. I watch this and get excited to have my own horse someday. I learn a lot about their inner working and I like how you can predict behaviour based in your experiences.
I showed my mom his pick up video and now we're both invested in his journey! He's such a cute gelding. 😊 When are you going to do a name reveal for him? We call him Charlie but excited to see the name you choose!
I thought he handled the saddle blanket really well. During that you were on both sides and he seemed to be much more relaxed. This little dude is starting to see you.
I was so happy to hear that he is breathing 🤣jk. Loving all of the step-by-step and repetition. If people don't like the repetition, tell them where to skip forward to. Looking forward to the next one.
Is he too young to be ridden? Have you figured out how old he is? Do you know how tall (hands) he will be when he’s full grown? I’ve completely fallen in love with him ❤️
Do you know what happened to his tail I don’t know anything about mustangs but assuming that he has been on the range I would have thought he would have a long tail
I think that they chew on each other’s tails when they are in captivity. If you’ve seen any groupings at BLM areas there’s water and hay and horses, so nothing else to distract themselves with, so they pull on each other’s tails. I’ve seen a lot of them with these tiny tails, especially in the younger horse groupings. They grow back eventually.
Thank you that’s to bad because it takes years for a tail to grow the short tail has nothing to do with his training but they are just pretty I did see one program where the mustangs are all in a pin and the fear in their eyes was heartbreaking it’s good that people like Sam take them
It's shocking to me that you can train a wild horse twice a day and post a daily video and most people who watch it can't even make the effort to click the like button. There is vast difference between those of us who make content and those who consume it. I see this lack of appreciation across TH-cam.
Sam, I'm brand new to your channel and I'm OBSCESSED! I love your gentle, gentling. The way that you explain techniques is so much easier for me to grasp and understand. Thank you for being an incredibly brilliant trainer who is willing to share it with the rest of us. I'm learning SO MUCH from you! I cannot wait to adopt my mustang in the coming weeks. You have given me so many useful tools and commands already! I'm looking forward to viewing more of your training videos!
Wow, you are able to proceed so quickly with your steps with each new mustang, Sam. Very impressive - it’s like watching a Master’s Class of Mustang Training. You are amazingly talented and very kind and empathetic. I hope all people who want to train wild horses find your videos. Thanks for taking us along.
I love to see the repetition. Every time you approach him (hand, stick, rope...), there's a change in his response, even if it's tiny. I like to see the whole process, so you are not boring us. We can always skip ahead if we choose. My only recommendation would be to acquire recording equipment with a wide range. Keep up the great work!
I don't get bored watching the repetition. It's valuable to know how much time you spend working on different steps with each individual horses. I'm sure there's alot of undocumented time too. I appreciate your videos ❣️🌿🐎
LOVE these videos. You are NEVER boring...I could watch all day.🙂
Your ability to talk through everything your doing is really impressive and helpful 👏
I love watching your videos. You are an extremely talented trainer.
Great job Sam
He’s making great progress! He really doesn’t seem to spooky at all to things touching his legs or his hips!
Lovely to see how fast he's learning. Whenever I hear him snort I think he should be called Mister Trumpet. But I'm sure you'll come up with a perfect name that fits his cute, loveable character.
This is such a great series. Well done Sam.
I can't believe that this is the 4th mustang I've seen you work with! You're inspiring!
I’m learning so much from this video...thank you!
You do good Sam it is not too much it is great to see your horse step by step trusting you wile you are training him
Love it. I watch this and get excited to have my own horse someday. I learn a lot about their inner working and I like how you can predict behaviour based in your experiences.
I showed my mom his pick up video and now we're both invested in his journey! He's such a cute gelding. 😊 When are you going to do a name reveal for him? We call him Charlie but excited to see the name you choose!
I thought he handled the saddle blanket really well. During that you were on both sides and he seemed to be much more relaxed. This little dude is starting to see you.
I watch a chanmel that works with several BC Wildies and $or one of them I found her snort absolutely adorable !!!
Your making great progress !
I was so happy to hear that he is breathing 🤣jk. Loving all of the step-by-step and repetition. If people don't like the repetition, tell them where to skip forward to. Looking forward to the next one.
You're making great progress. Getting his mane braided must have taken quite a bit of time. He would make a stunning driving horse.
I love his snorting
I love to see the repetition so we see what it actually takes and it doesn’t look instant
Loving this guy 🥰
Oh my gosh you are sending these out so fast, I feel guilty about all my screen time! But love it anyhow!
Is he too young to be ridden? Have you figured out how old he is? Do you know how tall (hands) he will be when he’s full grown? I’ve completely fallen in love with him ❤️
Little Mr Snort 😂 Love it. Does it only look like it in the video or does he have a much higher behind (as in, he is still growing?)?
I was wondering that too.
You should name him cat if he doesn't have a name yet. He sounds like he's purring with that snort :)
He is sweet…and definitely wants your attention
Why do you want the hind leg to cross in front?
Top.top.xou.lindo
why do you want the inside leg to cross in front? why is that important?
Have you ever had a horse that charges instead of running?
What is that saddle pad?
What have you named him yet?
Do you know what happened to his tail I don’t know anything about mustangs but assuming that he has been on the range I would have thought he would have a long tail
I think that they chew on each other’s tails when they are in captivity. If you’ve seen any groupings at BLM areas there’s water and hay and horses, so nothing else to distract themselves with, so they pull on each other’s tails. I’ve seen a lot of them with these tiny tails, especially in the younger horse groupings. They grow back eventually.
Thank you that’s to bad because it takes years for a tail to grow the short tail has nothing to do with his training but they are just pretty I did see one program where the mustangs are all in a pin and the fear in their eyes was heartbreaking it’s good that people like Sam take them
It's shocking to me that you can train a wild horse twice a day and post a daily video and most people who watch it can't even make the effort to click the like button. There is vast difference between those of us who make content and those who consume it. I see this lack of appreciation across TH-cam.
he’s so snorty