Picking Up My Mustang and why I Picked out a Different Horse | Extreme Mustang Makeover 2020 | Ep 4
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- Finally finished the pickup video from three weeks ago! Meet Moon River (barn name: Luna)! To stay up to date on her training, make sure to follow my instagram (@camillesmustangs) and facebook (Camille's Mustangs) because it is hard for me to stay on top of editing videos while I am in school and training horses.
Here is the BLM adoption website: www.blm.gov/pr...
I love all the neck tags hanging in your truck!! Such a cool idea!
Agreed. Of course where I live it's illegal to have things dangling from your rearview so I'd have to find somewhere else to put them. I hope one day I have that problem, lol.
It always amazes me that horses let us trailer them
How did nobody bid on her?!? She's gorgeous 😍
Thats what I thought. Travels well too.
she is so beautiful
And I did a whole project about me wanting to become a mustang trainer and about you and your mustangs and I present it to my class tomorrow I hope they like it!
Megan Richardson that is awesome! Let me know how it goes!!
@@CamillesMustangs so will you get anymore horses or a horse for you to own?
Emily Lipsitz I have two horses of my own :)
@@CamillesMustangs how many horses does your whole family own?
Emily Lipsitz five right now
She has really flowing movement for a mustang. Normally I'm used to them moving more like a stocky-built horse. Guess that shows how varied their genetics are!
I know you've already picked out a name.. but Eclipse would be such a good name. (because of her eye) Great choice and good luck!
I am glad you said "No one taught you," because I have had people tell me to get a tip mustang, one that is already gentled... But I don't want that and my reason is because of that connection you make with the horse! The first person with the horse make a huge difference to them, makes that connection, wins that trust, and that is what I want! Thank you, we all have to start somewhere! You, Sam, Elisa and a few others give so much info, and do a great job with the horses, I want to do that also! My problem is, no one around here wants a wild mustang boarded, so I don't have a place to get one right now!
Jeannie I was the same way but seriously get someone to help you if you’ve never trained a horse before. Most TIP trainers would also be happy to let you watch and help as they gentle your horse :)
@@CamillesMustangs Thank you but I didn't get that impression of them being helpful. I am new to the area, and there mite be someone, so I will look more into it. I have worked with horses before, just not mustangs. I am stubborn like you! Lol
Jeannie try checking out the Facebook group TIP - Trainers Incentive Program
@@CamillesMustangs I have, I have been doing alot of research this year about how to adopt, training, the challenges. My first one is one I want to keep and if things go good, then I will think about getting to be a tip trainer and the shows. But first I need to get onto property so I can get a mustang. I am working on that, my son will help me with getting a fence up, and everything! I keep looking for a boarder, but that is not working out! There are alot of horses here in Oregon, and I am only a few hours away from a mustang holding. So, right now I am getting things together while I look for a place. I'm sorry about the other one, she is pretty! I watched your video bids on her! Watched Sam's also. Sam has her hands full with her mustang! But you both are great trainers and they will be wonderful to whoever buys them.
Mustang's are amazing. I got my first BLM mustang in November and the bond is crazy amazing.
I've always heard everything happens for a reason u was supposed to have moon river. Shes beautiful.. I love your video's.. you do amazing things with these mustang's.. cant wait for more video's..
That new new mustang you picked out is really pretty, has a nice build, and moves pretty nicely!😍💗
As a Southern California guy, who owns nothing but three large (adopted from shelters) german shepherds and knows nothing much about horses (except they're wonderful creatures), let alone the "makeover," but I can assume certain things from a layman's (journalist) prospective on herding wild burros on the desert. I think you anguished over your decision, and I applaud you for that . . . but I also think you made the right decision. As a volunteer at a pet shelter, I oten marvel at (and complain) about the tendency of organizers of adoption events to send three-legged dogs, 18-year-old cats, etc., to the event BECAUSE NO ONE was adopting them. Duh. They came back, time and again, still not adopted, while pens and pens of healthy, happy and extremely adoptable pets stayed penned up . . . perhaps never to be adopted, perhaps to be "euthanized." I hope your mustang lives a long, healthy and happy life (I'm pretty sure she will) and that the mustang you turned down does the same. Better the BLM face the facts--fortunate or otherwise--with their experts and their funding. I'm NO horse expert, that's for sure, but I enjoyed this video . . . and I empathize! The fact that you took so much time agonizing over your decision is indication of your good heart. Thank you for posting this!
P.S. Your expertise is admirable. :o)
That’s so cool how you have all those tags in your car!
So did the original mustang with the lump on the face get vet care? Or did I hear him say that the horses dont get treatment :(
Amber Binderup they won’t treat it unless it affects her daily life
It looks extremely similar to the lump my daughters quarter horse had 2 years ago. It was a sinus cyst had to have surgery. Vet gave 3 possible causes for a lump of that size and very nasty infected bug bite, cyest or cancer. We were told bug bite it would be some medicine and it would be fine. Or if cyest surgery but if cancer it would be put down. Luckily it wasn’t the latter I don’t know how I would of been able to face my daughter
Wil we be able to see your sister train her youth mustang
Could you make a meet my horses video. Where you tell ypu horses names, breeds, colors, ages, where you got them, what you do with them!
Maybe when I catch up on Jude and Luna’s videos
Mustangs are not for novices! Unless the buyer has a trainer set up or is an experienced trainer, buying a wild mustang can be a bad and even fatal choice. I hope you emphasize this to your audience because I know of a few "trainers" who have tried selling wild caught, newly broke mustangs to novice riders, even to one friend of mine who had NO horse experience! No matter how well a trainer trains a wild horse, it does take years of life experience for any horse, any breed, to be considered a well broke horse.
I don’t agree you have to be the first one to gentle them to have an amazing relationship. When I got my four year old she had 9 months of training and she’s extremely bonded to me now. It took less than 3 months of daily working with her. She knows full well who her #1 person is.
Vanaru One agree my mare has 6 months of training on her and she was supposed to be my moms horse but bonded to me
OMG I’m in LOVE with the mare you got! I’ve been following you on Instagram and I can’t believe what you have done with her so far! I can’t wait to see more videos with. Wish i could have her so bad, literally have been sending my dad all her pictures.
My mustang that i adopted for myself . She is a roan paint mustang mare and i named her Mixie and she is from Cedar Mountains Utah . I love her so much with all of my heart and i am training her to be my future barrel racing partner .
So the horse with the lump on her face that could be causing her pain, but it won't be taken care of unless someone adopts her?
Lioness006 it’s not interfering with her eating or daily life like she stated. Mare was in good weight
She's okay. But I might be afraid that she'll get sent to slaughter
Stacy Bryant the BLM doesn’t send mustangs to slaughter. They won’t treat it if there’s no sign of it inhibiting her daily life. If it got so bad she couldn’t eat and wouldn’t likely recover they would put her down humanely
@@CowgirlGoneJumper Maybe it's not interfering now, but who knows months down the line. If they can treat whatever is causing it, assuming it is something fairly simple, wouldn't it make her more adoptable?
@@Lioness006 it's most likely a hive from bug bites or some swelling from hitting her face on the panels. Wild horses have a smaller chance of getting cancer/abscesses than domestic ones. Horse is fine as long as she eats and drinks. A small bump is not going to kill her
That’s too bad that you had to pick out another mustang😕
I’m going to be doing the youth EMM hopefully in 2020 or 2021. I’ve trained my morgan x AQH. I flipped him from a YMCA camp horse to an amazing show horse. I can’t wait to try a mustang.
Pretty little gal. I like her build and her blaze. Nice color too. Well done on this one.
Beautiful 4 year old mare good choice young lady
Nice choice on that change...watching....good luck
I have had five BLM mustangs and currently own two. One is starting conditioning for endurance and the other is getting started under saddle. She'll likely be my hunter jumper because she LOVES jumping. Every one has been an amazing horse and I am so glad you are doing these videos to educate people and raise awareness. The horses y'all picked up are gorgeous and I wish you the best. Your Cedar Mountain girl is beautiful... nice choice!! Sometimes things don't go the way you think but they end up working for a reason. :)
Looks like she's smoky black or fading black (+minimal any kind of pattern (frame, splash, dominant white etc..), very nice :D
When I did that, we didn’t get to choose a different horse.
The one she had first was hurt..
Kind of
whats the odds of having 2019 friday 13 and full moon
Ya and it was my birthday
I’m going to look and take pictures of the cedar mountain herd today!
I saw a stallion out on the BLM lands here in UT that looks just like your mare in 2010. 100% wild. Wonder if there's a family relation.
I was out there camping (relatively close to the Cedar Mountain area) and woke up to the stallion's head in my tent sniffing my feet 🤣
Saw the rest of his herd when I hiked back down.
Omg I love her name moon river or luna yassssss
Ok but if that's a tumor and she doesnt get treatment... ugh
Do you know what happened to the one you didn’t take home? Do they treat abscesses like that?
Odds are they probably won't help the horse....I doubt her future is very promising. Sad but true, unless someone takes pity on her
They'll probably keep an eye on her and if she gets to a point where she can't eat they'll probably dart her so they can work on it, but they can't do intense.stuff because you can't put these horses on stall rest
Soo I like you mustangs there pretty
Love your videos and your love for horses, put please sweety don’t do video interviews while your driving, I beg you, I takes just a blink of a sec by taking your eyes off the road and it’s all over for you and maybe some poor innocent person or family . Please keep safe
Darwin's Way.
When is the mustang makeover show? Hope you guys do great
I think she is really pretty, I love her conformation, lovely neck and head. I think she is a really dark (sooty) chestnut not a bay though.
I love dark chestnut horses.
Nienke C. Thank you! Turns out she’s actually faded black
@@CamillesMustangs Smokey black was my second choice. Pretty in any color.
Sad that the dun was ill... but your new horse is gorgeous, congrats to you and your sister new mustang. Hopefully someone will help her condition ASAP. Loved seeing all the great colored mustang
I must say I absolutely love her, can't wait to see more of her ❤️
If you haven't trained a horse before, should you get an untrained mustang?
Hucklebrooke 123 nope nope nope nope nope. Not unless you’re working alongside a very experienced trainer
I figured
i had a horse show the same friday the 13th. i was worried about bad luck, but i think it brought good luck 😂
13th is a extremely lucky day.. it's been flipped in history to get us to feed into the fear, but actually it's an incredibly powerful "lucky" energy day ❤️
Hope all goes well.
I’ve just got a dun connamera mare and she’s so pretty they all are 😍
The Fort Worth Stock Yards is where ranchers use to bring their live stock to sell, there use to be two big packing plants there now it is Bars and stores. The Will Rogers Coliseum complex is where the stock show, and other live stock events are held.
Yay! So excited for this video!
I have no issue that you chose a different horse. I do have an issue if the BLM doesnt get your prior pick medical attention immediately. There's no excuse that makes it okay for them to neglect that mare's facial condition becUse they have her in their care! I'm in the dental field and even in horses there is chance of sepsis and pain would lead to other issues like losing weight, etc. They are responsible to put her in a squeeze chute, sedate her, take x-rays, give her antibiotics, float her teeth, or even extract a bad tooth. Just tossing her out to live with it without knowing is straight up neglect, so thqt is never a solutiin for a horse they have captured and in their custody and care, period. I have no respect for any of them that would allow that neglect.
제가 영어를 못해요.항상 영상 잘보고 있어요.
Actually, the moon wasn't full until 0020 on saturday ;)
I wish I had people around me that know how to train mustangs because I would love to adopt one and train it and eventually compete in a mustang makeover but I don’t have anyone in case of an emergency
Megan Richardson keep looking! And don’t give up on your dream. Sometimes things take a few years to fall into place
MrPerfect1986 thank you very much for the suggestion
There are lots and lots of training recorces for training and breaking horses. Despite this if you were looking to gentle horses I would encourage you to try and find someone who does break horses and gentles them. Working in person with them will be wayyyyy more helpful, at least it was for me. You could also look for a person that breaks horses and learn from them, it doesn't have to be mustangs specifically.
I really like that you don’t have the BLM put halters on before you leave.
Great reasoning on passing up on that other mare. I love the way you explained yourself too. Some people wouldn’t have understood why but that’s too much pressure on you and her for an unknown.
I really like how you explained why you think people should adopt a Mustang their first time without the added stress of competing in a 90-120 day challenge.
Since you had to change horses at the last minute, did you still have to pay the same money as you bid on your first choice? It seems like since Luna was a pool horse that she would be far less expensive. I'm so happy that she turned out to be an awesome horse.
For Mt bat Mitzvah project I decided to train a Train a horse. I went online and I started searching up untrained young horses. I found an abused Ottb and I want to visit him. I fell in love instantly and we had a perfect connection. It’s been four months since I got him. My goal is to get a Mustang but I wanted to start out with something a little less challenging. Your channel is really inspired me, and I really enjoy your educational videos and how you train your horse videos thank you and you helped me save a life
Did you say Cedar brakes Utah where that some of these mustangs were from because I live right by there?
Hi! Have you ever seen mules there that are available? If so, would you ever be interested in training a mule??
Seeing as they have donkeys and mustangs on the same lands occasionally, it could happen but it would be rare.
Freakin' beautiful the 2nd horse! Love the colors!
I would love to adopt a mustang or 2. I just gotta clear field and build a taller fence all the way around the 10 acres I own.
You don't need to feel bad because the horse you wanted will live a life free with her own kind. Just my opinion but to me that's the best scenario. Will they get it vet care in holding?
Want they finally get bought and go in a kill pen auction. It's not really a pretty picture picture for those horses not bought.
This is a GREAT format to practice...giving presentatiins/lectures...to a WILLING audience...Good Luck w/ this horse... 🙃😃👣
I think u made a good choice as a back up she is beautiful actually so beautiful and dang that’s a lot of tags
I have to ask, as an orphan without parents: whose advice helped you the most when making that tough decision to pick out another horse? I would have been heartbroken and probably stayed with the original horse to my demise. Who knows?
Good choice kiddo!
My mare is Maverick Medicine HMA no dental issues
Okay I know this is an oldish video but this mare is absolutely stunning! If I was american I would've bid for her in a heartbeat!
You should get a Palamino soon. I noticed nobody ever gets a Palamino
She does have nice conformation. But I'm a buckskin, dun, grulla lover...but I agree with your choice.
24:12 Me: OMIGOSH SAMMMMMMM!!!
Completely unrelated, I have the same jacket as you
My God when are going to stop. People stand up and fight.
I grew up riding English, and ended up finding you via a laundry folding rabbit hole LOL. I am just mind blown and endlessly impressed by your knowledge. Thanks for opening my mind to something I've never really looked into before. :)
wow so you leave a injured horse in the horrors of the pen. At least you could have taken her, given her a chance and if she is no good , then you could have done the decent thing and have her pts, quietly and with out stress....
So she should have taken on possibly thousands of dollars on a horse that was just supposed to be for a competition? What horrors? They just live out in the fields. If they come down with something that impacts their daily life, they do get put down. If you aren't out there adopting medical cases, you can't judge much.
My dexter calf Ella was on 9/13/19!!!!!!!
So excited to see your journey with Luna! Also, your sister and her little bay mustang are adoorrraaabbbbleee, hoping to see some of their progress too--are you able to help her at all?
julia gray her and my parents live in a different city (I’m in college station for school) so the only help I give her is through texting or calling her. She does have a trainer back home though. She doesn’t have a TH-cam but you can follow her instagram - @epona.mustangs
De szèpek ooo
I've only been riding for 7 months and I already really want a mustang I dont know how to train a horse at all. My trainer is training a mustang and im really interested but I feel like sense im still a noob in the horse world I wont be able to train one🤷
Love you
Please read this💖
There are plenty of mustangs out there that are already trained and beginner safe. I bet your trainer can point you in the right direction if you tell her what you are hoping for. Alternatively, maybe your trainer will let you help with their current one. :) Even the seemingly small stuff will teach you tons.
Keep riding, soon enough you'll learn the ways of the horse and understand how they move and respond to the way you move.
If you like reading, I recommend books by Monty Roberts. He has some haters because he hasn't always gotten stuff 100% correct but not no one is perfect, and the only way you can learn is to make mistakes
Also, when you are confident enough and your trainer let's you, try riding bareback. It'll show you how a horse moves and responds to pressure of your legs better.
can t you buy a mustang keep it and not go to the mustang makeover
Yes.
I absolutely adore horses and would LOVE to train a mustang! But unfortunately, due to medical reasons I will probably never be able to. :( I have a TERRIBLE back and pinch my nurves so often and so badly that i have permanent nerve damage in my back. But i used to train and ride horses when i was younger, and I miss thoes days.
I am wanting to get a mustang I am 52yr and always wanted to get one and trying to find out everything I. Need to know about bidding and whare to go
I live in Florida are you close to Florida how much all and do you need to buy one or ADOPT one I hope you could help me thank you in advance
I don't know if this was what the other person was asking, but if you sign up for the EMM and are unable to compete (like your sick) or need to drop out for some reason do you have to give the horse back, or will it go to auction, or can you just keep it as a personal horse?
A++++ Thanks well done in all ways
Is that the yodeling kid at 27:16
So you keep them after?
No she will be auctioned off at the makeover
Nope. They are auctioned off but you can bid on your own horse
Can someone please tell me the difference between youth & extreame?
Youth generally just 'halter break". They compete in hand, like showmanship, and in hand obstacle course, not under saddle like the adults, Its a little bit easier because you have more time to focus on groundwork, and much safer! The adults have to do both, show in hand and under saddle. The Extreme Mustang Makeover is one of the competition names, they host both a youth and adult competition.
Good decision to let the injured horse return to holding. You have to dedicate your time to a horse that will be adoptable. And with a sore in/on her mouth, may be difficult/impossible to train.
I Know this was a while back but I was re watching it and wondering if ellen(Sorry if spelled wrong)Has a youtube channel?if not she should!
I am kind of in the process of looking for a house and if it’s an option, it would be my dream to have a horse. I’m curious if it would still cost an arm and a leg to try to cheaply provide for said horse without depriving it of anything necessary or essential. Ive spent a lot of time around horse just not familiar with the $ side
24:53
That looks like an impacted tooth to me. Had SEVERAL ponies with issue. Pretty much as soon as the issue is taken care of by a dentist, the swelling goes away.
Luna is built really nice. I love low set hocks like hers.. usually they track up nicely and with her a hairs breath ‘set under’ behind, well that’s why we saw her beautiful and scopey trot as she went in and out of the pens. She’s got a good butt, with good angulation so she’s going to be very athletic! ❤️🦄
Hey Camille, I was wondering if you could tell me in detail how Ellen signed up for the youth makeover because I would love to enter myself for the next one! Hope you see this cause I could really use the help, thanks!
I’ve always wanted a mustang and always known they can be stubborn but at the same time extremely reliable horses. And been thinking about going to theses events to get one. Do you have any tips one what to look for and what to look out for with wild horses and tips on gentling them
you should tell the truth of what will most likely happen to her. i know people now a days don't like the truth & rather here a pleasant lie.
What happens if the horse doesn't get adopted? Sorry I'm asking a lot of questions
Nev- Ah- duh 😂😂😂 love your videos and all of your amazing accomplishments!
She is gorgeous
Hi Camille I have a question! What are your opinions on all the HMAs
Wow tu si que adoptas muchos caballos mustang que deverian estar el libertad
What was the lot no. of the original mare you picked out?
II was looking on the youth freestyle and ellen got first!Thats so cool!
I've heard that buckskins could have dorsal stripes, and duns could not have leg stripes (idk what they're called) so I' not sure what the true difference is. As you said in the video, buckskins can NOT have dorsal stripes, correct?
Buckskins don't have dorsals, duns do (*buck*skins are like bucks (male deer) they don't have dorsals)
Sassy little girl ... I love her spirit and attentiveness!!
I would never own a another mustang got a 2yr old they r to strong
new to all of this.. how does it work? can anyone interested in adopting/buying a horse go to this? what type of buyers usually go to these?
As long as you fulfill the requirements, you can get approved to adopt. Google BLM Online Corral, the info is all there.