I like quiet efficiency.. He just gets on and the animal knows the score! The best Dentists do it...And quick!! Still tickly feet and a long procedure...He did the back first! ;)
Hot shoeing also creates an antiseptic environment by burning away any impurities on the outside of the hoof before you nail the shoe on. You are not trapping any of the bacteria and fungus that is naturally found around horse into the hoof
It’s crazy how I can spend all day shoeing, and still sit down and watch someone else shoe for a bit. I really like your magnet system to hold the old shoes for shaping comparison. Also, is that a GH brand on your forearm?
How does one go about becoming a farrier? Is there a school to attend, internship, something? This is fascinating to me and I would love to learn more about it
Yes, there is a farriery school. It depends what country you are in but here it’s compulsory if you want to shoe horses. It’s a four year course and you have to have a master that you train under. In other countries it’s not compulsory but highly advised if you want to do it for a living, it’s so easy to get it wrong if you don’t know what you are doing!
Hi Gary: Another excellent vid. Thanks. Just wondering.....have you ever thought about using a stall jack for making minor shoe changes at the horse? Cheers.
Steve Winser not sure which videos you are talking about but for most of my shoeing videos I just use a GoPro with no filter. For my blacksmithing videos I still haven’t got that right. At the moment I use a canon HFS200 with an ir filter, still doesn’t look right but not bad.
@@garyhuston Thanks Gary I remember a while ago you commenting about a filter to get the colours just wondering what I might need so the metal doesn't look hotter than it is... S
maidavale545 yea if you’re bad it can be very harmful to the horses, but this guy has been doing it for 40 years and he’s really good so no it doesn’t hirt
I imagine allot has changed in 40 years in the area of rules and regulations. Has much changed as to the actual work , tools and how is done ? The small portable gas furnace probably was not around 40 years ago
Yes, lots of things have changed, lots of Farriers are now making and selling their own tools, none are particularly better than others you just pay extortionate prices for their name! Obviously technology has pushed the boundaries and some innovative people have come up with some great new ways to look at the whole shoeing process, thinking more about 5he whole horse rather than just the leg and foot. The forges have been around a while, but when I was a boy some Farriers has a coal forge in their vans!
I’m not sure these days, in my day you didn’t need any, just a willingness to learn! If you are in the uk go to the farriers registration council website as there should be all the information you need there. If you are in another country you need to find your farriers governing body and ask .
can you help me Gary Huston to be a farrier ? i have a very good market around me for that kind of work but i do not have any access i am very good in my hand and i am good in tools also .....i watched all video that i can watch around horseshoeing but i am sure that i need to practice before work ......any help please ...by the way i live in Guatemala....
What are those large steamy masses that fall from the rear and make a thud noise when they hit the ground.... and don’t give me that shit about donuts or brownies.
has anyone else ever thought of, while they love it, that feeding dogs the trimmings of the hoof or frog is dangerous..? like actual horse manure, and other possible diseases or maybe any recent medications could be in the manure that is most likely on the clippings? idk, just a thought..
You are very good at what you do. I tried horseshoeing once, and for some reason I had the hardest time getting the shoe to line up with the hoof. Good job!
It is always good to see the practiced hands of a master hard at work.
That dudes back gotta be killin him
Sweet pony. That's a hell of a whistle you got, you called my dogs in too. 😊
Man, I really like watching your shoeing videos. Real world, start to finish. Thanks.
Love watching your craftsmanship and work with the horses. Your skill is amazing. Thanks for another great video
Love watching these vids before I sleep at night xD
Thats what i am doing now lol
Same here
I like quiet efficiency..
He just gets on and the animal knows the score! The best Dentists do it...And quick!!
Still tickly feet and a long procedure...He did the back first! ;)
this is so satisfying
He's a good boy! 🐶
I wish i could do this with you in person its so amazi mc g and your technique is amazing keep these coming! Tell ralph hes a good boy for me ♡♡
Ralph= best doggo
I'm in love with Ralph 😊
What do you do with the old shoes? Do they get scraped or used for metal crafts?
My fave vid is horseshoeing ruby
Ralph is obviously a true gentleman.
Great as always 💪
Really love the vehicle man
gee I need a farrier like you. My farrier hates shoing so he refuses to shoe my horses back feet lol
If he hates shoeing, why is he a farrier?
@@larrybrown6068 im getting the same question
@@larrybrown6068 couldn’t tell ya, been through farriers like pairs of socks because of jt
Fine work you do laddy!
Hope the horse is happy after that service
Love your videos👍🤓👌
Why do you burn the foot? Is it to Mark if its straight?
Hot shoeing also creates an antiseptic environment by burning away any impurities on the outside of the hoof before you nail the shoe on. You are not trapping any of the bacteria and fungus that is naturally found around horse into the hoof
Goddamn your forearms are ripped
That dog loves him some frog.
In a lot of these videos, I see people cutting some of the frog off and letting the dog eat it. It must taste good.
Dogs love the stuff...I can't remember what it's called but it's obviously tasty! Ralph is a natural!
Frog! Guy was right...God knows why it's called that! Unless i got transferred to a new reality...I'm concerned now! ;( It wasn't Frog!
@@69Phuket its a treat for dogs
69Phuket The reason it is called a frog is because it looks like a frog😂😂😂 you look at it really closely
It’s crazy how I can spend all day shoeing, and still sit down and watch someone else shoe for a bit. I really like your magnet system to hold the old shoes for shaping comparison. Also, is that a GH brand on your forearm?
Me too Sean. So crazy
Yes, it’s a brand, there is a video somewhere of me making it!
You branded your arm, you crazy Brit. I thought I was tough. You must of dropped it when you were forging it.
How does one go about becoming a farrier? Is there a school to attend, internship, something? This is fascinating to me and I would love to learn more about it
Yes, there is a farriery school. It depends what country you are in but here it’s compulsory if you want to shoe horses. It’s a four year course and you have to have a master that you train under.
In other countries it’s not compulsory but highly advised if you want to do it for a living, it’s so easy to get it wrong if you don’t know what you are doing!
How many horses do you have that you do regularly? Trimming and shoeing?
good vid mate , just a quick question did you make your foot stand or buy it if so what make .
cheers
I made it from some scrap stainless tube I had. It's really lightweight.
You are a good boy!
Hi Gary: Another excellent vid. Thanks. Just wondering.....have you ever thought about using a stall jack for making minor shoe changes at the horse? Cheers.
I always use one when cold shoeing but never when hot shoeing.
Good job buddy
Gary - What camera and filter are you using to get the forging colours looking right please! Thanks.
Steve Winser not sure which videos you are talking about but for most of my shoeing videos I just use a GoPro with no filter. For my blacksmithing videos I still haven’t got that right. At the moment I use a canon HFS200 with an ir filter, still doesn’t look right but not bad.
@@garyhuston Thanks Gary I remember a while ago you commenting about a filter to get the colours just wondering what I might need so the metal doesn't look hotter than it is... S
Cool
Is it painful? great video !
No, it's pretty much a super thick toe nail so as long as he doesn't get through to the meat, he'll be fine
maidavale545 yea if you’re bad it can be very harmful to the horses, but this guy has been doing it for 40 years and he’s really good so no it doesn’t hirt
Where’d you learn your trades?
For how long have you've been horse shoeing?
40 years
Gary Huston damn, you’re really good
I imagine allot has changed in 40 years in the area of rules and regulations. Has much changed as to the actual work , tools and how is done ? The small portable gas furnace probably was not around 40 years ago
Yes, lots of things have changed, lots of Farriers are now making and selling their own tools, none are particularly better than others you just pay extortionate prices for their name! Obviously technology has pushed the boundaries and some innovative people have come up with some great new ways to look at the whole shoeing process, thinking more about 5he whole horse rather than just the leg and foot. The forges have been around a while, but when I was a boy some Farriers has a coal forge in their vans!
Four people don’t like to blow their noses, clean their ears, wipe out their belly buttons, or cut their finger nails.
Marcos Mota what?
Am i the only one practicing to become a ferrier and tries to predict his each and every move before he does it?
If u don’t mind me asking what qualifications do u need to be a farrier as I want to be one when I leave school
I’m not sure these days, in my day you didn’t need any, just a willingness to learn! If you are in the uk go to the farriers registration council website as there should be all the information you need there. If you are in another country you need to find your farriers governing body and ask .
Gary Huston ok cheers 👍🏻
can you help me Gary Huston to be a farrier ? i have a very good market around me for that kind of work but i do not have any access i am very good in my hand and i am good in tools also .....i watched all video that i can watch around horseshoeing but i am sure that i need to practice before work ......any help please ...by the way i live in Guatemala....
You need to find a farriery school in your country or go to a country that has one. You need to know what you are doing to avoid hurting the horse.
What did u give the dog and why i wanna know 😭😭
A treat called frog.
Gary Huston ok thanks
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Did you BRAND yourself or did Mrs. Huston get pissed at you?
Did It myself!
I congratulate you on a steady hand! It turned out great. Looks like it healed to form the perfect scar.
What is he giving the dog and why?
Theres calcium in the frog that dogs love, but it isnt hard
@@TheSimabrown ty :)
@@samanthasherwood9206 not a problem
Samantha Sherwood yea and when it’s cut properly it’s a very nice treat for the dog:)
Is the dog the same dog from the other video
Which other video? This is Ralph, I have only had him a year.
@@garyhuston I think he is talking about the video that blew up with almost 2M views
well it now has almost 7M views! and no, that is a different dog, she sadly died a year ago september. That was Millie, this is Ralph.
Gary Huston sorry to hear that. The dog looked really cute. Congrats with the 7 mill veiws tho
Im worried about his back
Why?
The horse? Or Garys? I’m worried about Gary’s wrists .And him being pain free.
@@garyhuston I think is because if the posture you make when horseshoeing
Forearms are ripped bro
Minecraft in real life
*colorized*
I dont remember horse shoeing in minecraft, but ok
The door is behind you...
Yes, I know it's a joke and that's what I'm making
Horseshoeing is hard?
Yes, but good farriers make it look easy.
Does it hurt wen u burn the bottom
No, the hoof wall is not sensitive.
Learn grammar
No, the horse dont hurt its like a shoe
@@flixezz6834 dude, he spelt it wrong, he has good grammar, but not so good spelling
@@flixezz6834 grammar??
13:15 must smell nice
It actually smels like burnt hair
is it the camera or are the underside of those hooves extremely white? like, almost unnaturaly so
Andergames they are white, nothing to do with the camera.
11-10-18 hasn’t happened yet lol
it has if you write the date the logical way!
What? No it did.. I'm in a bunker..Gonna lose signal soo.....ooooon!
That's how they write it in Europe, It always gets me.
What are those large steamy masses that fall from the rear and make a thud noise when they hit the ground.... and don’t give me that shit about donuts or brownies.
the same princple of steamy masses that fall from your rear end ya dumb .-.
It’s horse shit what do u think
Why does hè throw that piece of hoof at the dog?!😩
Because it’s a tasty treat!
It's a treat for the dog, it didn't even hit the dog
They love chewing on horse hooves
has anyone else ever thought of, while they love it, that feeding dogs the trimmings of the hoof or frog is dangerous..? like actual horse manure, and other possible diseases or maybe any recent medications could be in the manure that is most likely on the clippings? idk, just a thought..
Its not, its a piece of treat for the dogs
I wouldn't think so, but seeing how its common practice at most barns it seems fine
There is a little bit of the wolf still in dogs. Their digestive system can handle it.
I’m so scared that they are hurt 😢
Trust me, if he was hurting the horse, the horse wouldn't just let him do it. He would have a hoof in his face
You are very good at what you do. I tried horseshoeing once, and for some reason I had the hardest time getting the shoe to line up with the hoof. Good job!
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