A Call You Never Want To Get / All Night Rescue Mission
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- On Sunday night we got a call about one of Quinn’s horses that was stuck in the cattle guard in Colorado an hour and 45 minutes away from where we were. We loaded up and worked all night at getting him out. Go watch the rescue process!
The way he neighed when he saw all of you coming
broke my heart
He knew rescue was coming
how about praising all the wonderfull men that made this rescue possible ,, a thousand cheers for that well done to all involved 👍
Thank you for putting the work in to get him out and I look forward to his updates
Don't forget God Almighty 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️!
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Eugenia, that's also my name, I-don't see that often! My mother's name was also Eugenia. My google name is Anglophile, which means one who loves everything English. But google messed it up and put AngloPhil, making me sound like a man, which I'm not. I live in NC, where do you live?
The way he whinnied when he saw his people coming to rescue him was just so sweet and so heartbreaking. Hope he's going to be okay, and hope that awful cattle guard, whatever it is, gets ripped out and tossed.
I protest cattle guard please place a gate. Thank you for helping this beautiful horse ❤
AGREE 100% THEY'RE CRUEL AND NOT NECESSARY!!! GET GATES
Thank you for saying 99% of horses do not come out of cattle guards because while you were working on the guard and horse all I could think of was 40, 50 years ago the horse would have been shot, put down. That was the way and that was it.
Thank you for your hard work and saving the animal 💯
We built our cattle guards of 4" pipes laying in stirrups that were welded to the rails below. The pipes were free in the stirrups. The pipes could be removed individually. The design saved more than one curios calf. Good rescue. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍🇺🇲
Thank you One and All for everything you did to help this horse. ❤
My heart breaks when the horse whinnies out to the people as if “oh. Thank goodness! I’m here! Help!”
What a beautiful and well mannered roan gelding - hope he makes a full recovery.
Bullet is an absolutely beautiful horse. I hope he heals up well and you guys did a fantastic job getting him out of that cattleguard.❤
I would so much love to hear about Buletts recovery! I pray to the Lord for everything turning out good 🙏❤😢 ! Thanks for all the helping hands for this dear horse ❤🙏
Bullet ❤🙏
......cattle guards are torture traps ! 😢
I can't believe you saved that horse. Thank you for the rescue.
We had one get in a cattle guard it started out good but the thrashed and you could hear bones breaking. We immediately put him down. It was aweful. I am so glad yours went so well. He is beat up but will heal. He sure is a nice colt.
"Down to the bone" made me wince. Thank God for Granulated Tissue and a good Vet!
It broke my heart to hear him nicker at you when you showed up. He was in a bad way and he sure was relieved to see help coming.
My sister's 11-year-old Palamino gelding spooked and ran through a wooden fence impaling himself. It took 2 vets and a vet tech several hours to get the piece of wood out of his neck. He just missed both branches of his jugular vein. I am happy to report he is completely healed, which took a long time. Horses are so resilient. Glad yours had a happy ending also.
Glad he’s okay!
Thank you to all of the rescue team. You stayed the course and got him out. I hope he recovers from that. His legs were pretty beat up. Again, thank you. Blessings on all of you.
The whinny he gave when you walked up!! Poor babe!!
That is 100% amazing he didnt thrash too much and damage his tendons. Thats all thats down there really.. skin, bone, veins, tendons, and ligaments. Im glad he didnt sustain life ending tendon damage i hope hes able to heal. Thats the next hurdle, the blood flow down thete isnt good and the skin is so tight that stitches dont generally hold well. Hes not out of the woods but im so glad to hear he didnt damage tendons, ligaments, or bone!!
Wow. That was terrifying. And so glad he's out and walking. Great job guys.
The horse has only some cuts and scrapes. Amazing, no broken bones or tendons. It's going to take a couple of months to heal. As long as you can keep infection away.
The horse was smart enough to know he needed help, and didn't fight to much. This could have ended very badly.
Hope he heals up fast.
Bless you all,you are all so wonderful to be there for this horse. It's great to know there are people out there like you all!!!
I hate watching videos like this bc it’s so heart wrenching. I watch to support the good work of angels like you.
I’m so glad you got him out!
Cattle grates should be illegal!
A gate would be just as effective without the possibility of injuring animals.
People are so worried about “their” properties, they don’t consider the damage these cause.
We got those all over Iceland and hardly ever a horse gets stuck in them. This horse must have been scared or saw it too late or pushed on it, most will stop or eventualy try to jump over. But yes I agree the damage they can do is horrible, most will not live to survive being stuck in one.
@AnnaMaria-zm8cv it was one of the guys horses and also thier cattle guard
Cattleguards are so horrible, but I'm glad this sweet baby will be okay.
Absolute miracle no major damage happened. Lucky horse!
So glad you were available to help him! I loved how he responded when he saw you coming!
I will NEVER unsee what the ‘cattle guard’ did to this Horse…there must be a safer way!
yeah a gate, just that some lazy people don't like having to get out of their vehicles to open/close them.
Thank you Jesus and to the rescuers who helped save this horse. Hi, I am Angie from eastern North Carolina but live in Colorado now. So happy to have come across this video. Hope everyone has a Safe, Blessed and Wonderful Sunday evening...❤😊🐴🐎🐴😊❤
Wow! I was on the edge of my seat for this one!
Relief is an understatement!!!
Poor horse, he was stuck for a very long time.
" That was a bad deal" well said
I hope he has a full recovery and is sound. Well done to all involved in the all night rescue! xOx
God I'm so happy he had no broken bones but my God those legs they are terrifying to look at aren't they? God bless you guys for taking care of him so well. And it's amazing how gentle he seeing even though he's in so much pain! What a good boy!
This horse trusted those people and remained calm wow what a beautiful horse it didnt have anymore energy
The cattle guard looks like a death trap for any animal!
Well done to the rescuers! 🙏
It is a death trap
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Well done, folks. So lucky he was as calm as he was. Kudosto all!
So thankful that he is okay! I hope he makes a quick recovery. ❤
prayers for a full recovery and thank you to those wonderful men who got him out.
That poor horse...but SOOOO GLAD he has no broken legs or torn tendons. Truly a miracle....and much thanks for doing such an amazing job helping him.
Glad you all were able to rescue the horse and he didn't have any broken bones. Blessings!
You should reach out to local welders and find out if any of them have a gouger and the ability to do mobile gouging. It's an extremely fast way of cutting steel that causes the steel bar to heat up as little as possible. This can be handy if you ever have to do another animal rescue that requires cutting metal to get the animal out. If the welder will agree to take this rig mobile for the rescue it can save hours of time and change the outcome for the better.
Thank you all for helping this majestic, beautiful soul. 👏👏👏👏💜💜💜
I lived in rural Ireland and I've seen cattle grids, but not like this. The ones I've seen were literally( I'm not even remotely an expert) like rolling ( or ones that didn't roll) cylinders that is hard to walk on, no gaps between them for ANY animal or human to get trapped in they are just incredibly off-putting especially for hoofed animals, worse case the animal will fall, which I know can be dangerous, but this here looks f**King barbaric... Jesus that's horrible...
Get well little doggie. Even though your a beautiful horse. Glad your bones didn’t break
It was a rough night but I sure appreciate all that Shawn and Trason did to help us out
Cattle guards are hell for horses
And cows
Death
What a fabulous horse. Talking to you guys when you pulled up and calm and quiet with the vet. Bravo! Great job!
In germany we have pipes that are close together so nothing can slip though, but they turn 360° to make em slippery. WAY more humane than these things in the video :(
Interesting 👍
Hope these ranchers read your comment, to install these humane pipes.
I will be praying for a full recovery for that precious horse. So happy to hear nothing was broken. That was a miracle in itself. Please keep us updated on his progress.
Amen. beautiful horse. thank you for all ur hard work and love.
Poor baby… must have been so scared and in pain 😔😢
Beautiful well behaved critter. What a good boy
God love our big dummies. It's amazing the ways they find to hurt themselves.
He is a beautiful red roan. I am glad he had enough training to wait for people and not panick.
Yes
He has no choice.
@spookshow6999 Oh, he had a choice, he absolutely could have panicked and broke something like a leg.
@wewendela He was drugged though, so he kinda didn’t have a choice 😂
@@cerealkiller1031 before the humans found him
Ugh I hate cattle guards. I know it makes it convenient for people but how hard is it to just get out and open a gate? Well I guess u the snow it's necessary, but put a gate up and only leave it open in the winter with use of the cattle guard. I don't know, this just took my breath away. Thet poor horse. I wonder how long he was panicking in there before someone saw him?! His legs look degloved in the picture whuch us what make me click on it. I'm shocked he was as calm as he was with use of meds. I hate seeing animals in situations where they don't understand what's going on, are scared and or in pain. That horse really did a great job of letting the humans take care of him, handing them the reins, (so to speak)
Thus is my first time on ths channel. I highly commend you all for the time, effort and empathy you put into caring for the horse ever so patiently, in the middle of the night. Thank you for your compassion and kindness
Amazing that horse did not break a leg in thrashing to escape
A big thank you to all who rallied round to help the horse xxxxxxx❤❤
Great rescue. I am so glad the horse wasn't hurt worse. Thanks to the good men who helped out. A speedy recovery to the horse. 🐎💋❤️🙏✝️
5:10 the horse looking as the man explains what they are about to do. OMG 😍😂
Get rid of the cattle guard!!!?!!!
Thanks for the rescue, but since I love horses, I don't care how helpful cattle guards are, they should find another solution that WON'T harm horses, there is ALWAYS another solution, if SOMEONE would invent one, that's all it takes, someone with a bright mind thinking of a solution to a problem that should have been taken care of long ago.
I agree with texasgal3903! there has to be a better solution!
Yeah, they never really worked where I live. Whenever there is a cattle guard there is always a regular gate because in winter they get filled in instantly with snow. They’re just inconvenient and dangerous for any animals that aren’t cattle.
99.9 percent of the time horses just jump over them. They aren't that wide at all (cattle aren't great distance jumpers lol). This one just lacked a bit of common sense
that doesn't remotely work lol @amigos4erin
Praising God for saving his life with the help of that crew of angels! Great job🙏👆🏼🙏
Not a call you want to get is right!! Just the other day we got a call that a horse was stuck under a tractor in a tunnel the other day 🤦🏻♀ I won't name the horse- everyone knows who he is, lol. Sedating drugs were a lifesaver in our situation too- he left the scene with barely a scratch!Also this week we had a different horse take a wrong step AT A WALK and had a major tendon injury and had to be put down- these horses are so tough, yet so fragile! Glad to see Quinn's boy standing! 🙌🏼
Awh the poor baby, those whinnies made me cry he knows you're helping him. Im so happy but so sad at the time, I'm crying while writing this 😭❤️❤️🩹
A remarkable team! Thank God for men like you!❤
Good for you guys! The poor guy must have been so frightened. It's a miracle he didn't break a leg. He looked pretty wrung out there at the end. So glad for him and for you all.
Bloody well done! You saved this horses life
This is when you need a ROTATOR WRECKER, & A PLASMA CUTTER !! Drive through electric gate would be better than those leg breaker cattle guards ! Thanks for your efforts to get this poor horse out of this life threatening situation. Hope he's not permanently injured.
Oh that poor baby. I'm so happy you were able to get him out!!
So glad it all worked out beautiful horse. Great job to all.
I hate those things, god bless this poor soul
Thank God, bless you all!
cattle guards are the worst invention ever and were just made for lazy people. So I'm so glad the horse is ok. Thankyou to everyone involved.
That’s really a nightmare poor horse glad you guys could come and help
Not an ideal Sunday night activity! Thanks Ronald!
a beautiful horse, so happy you got him out and he didn't have any broken bones, thank the good Lord! prayers for your horse , great job getting him out of that mess, poor thing..
He is a very lucky horse that he did not brake his legs when he got stuck in the cattle grate
Poor thing, luckily someone found him in time, he was so happy that someone came for him🥰❤️ god bless you Guys 🙏🏻❤️
God bless the whole group of you that saved an eight yr old strawberry roan.l owned strawberry roan.May he heal and thrive.l had a strawberry roan cream draft/mustang,cross so l am partial to them
So grateful to old fashioned critical thinkers and modern medication!🔥🐎.
You guys did a fantastic job, and the horse didn't panic with all those people around.
God was watching over him for sure great job team
Amen!!! Bless his ❤
Happy that horse is in the 1%!
Oh god bless you guys for saving him 😢 i am so happy he was saved! Thank you ❤
We are so lucky to have people in the world like this
Breaks my heart, cattleguards only protect a very small protion of a farmers lifestyle!!!
This horse was very fortunate. There are so many more that end up fatally harmed. I have seen a situation where a 17 hand horse escapades its pasture VIA a cattleguard just to end up decapitated by a car on the roadway adjacent to the pasture.
My family had a ranch in Nevada. It's true nothing survives a cattle guard. I remember a few times them getting a call about a cow stuck in it. They showed up with the tools to slaughter on the spot.
Incredible he had no broken bones!! Great outcome!! He's absolutely beautiful red roan.
Shocking he didn’t break a leg trying to escape
Howdy, I was so happy to see the horse rescued. Everyone came together to save this horse which is what cowboys and horse people do. I look forward to a follow up vid. I do watch PDR too and they are good people. I work at a horse rescue in Apache Junction AZ with 40+ head. God was surely with you all that night. Take care and God Bless.
good job saving that lovly horse
You were lucky and so was he. I've seen cattle and horses have no respect for cattle guard. Pur up electric gate.
Thanks to all who helped get the horse out, I hope he will be ok but he will need to be kept a close eye on. Those cattle grids can be lethal, and that type in particular the bars are too far apart, we have those in the UK but not like that one. I know they are to keep livestock from going where they shouldn't, but prevention is better than cure. That horse was very close to losing his life, and only time will tell if he will recover fully from his ordeal. It's best to keep any animal away from those cattle grids, it doesn't matter what sort of animal it is, they need to be kept away from them to prevent this ever happening again.
Thank you guys for keeping this poor guy so calm and so still while you worked so hard to get him out! I truly pray he's ok! It's funny for such large animals they have such a fragility about them.
Bravo to you guys for getting him out! 👏 ❤ I'm so glad he will be ok. ❤
When I saw the thumbnail and the beginning I though the horse was stuck in train tracks, thank God it was only a cattle guard which isnt much better but at least theres no threat of a train
So happy that this went as well as it did! That could have been a lot worse! Prayers for a speedy & total recovery for Bullet🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your very careful and successful rescue of that beautiful horse
We had the same thing happen some years back with a ol draft horse we had. He was dead and must have had a heart attack. Hope your horse will be ok. Best wishes
Thank You Jesus.
What a traumatizing thing to happen to this poor lad!! They should build those rungs closer together so no animal can get stuck! Thank you for helping this beautiful creature!!
That's the whole point of a cattle guard, most of the time animals will know not to cross because they can get stuck. Still, accidents like this are bound to happen, but building the rungs closer together would totally defeat the point of the cattle guard being there.
It would defeat the purpose. I had never seen one of these up close like this and it just looked like they could be made a little closer without the rungs touching of course. It would still be slippery for a hoof but the hoof couldn't go through. Thankyou for your reply. I learn something new every day!
Actually, it's better to build them farther apart so the animal can pull its feet out if they get in it. Too close together and there's a good chance something WILL get a leg trapped and then break the leg.
We always used the pipe cattle guards it's easier on the cows but because horses would normally fight it more I'm surprised that he was relatively calm.
Thank God for the drugs.... thanks guys, heroes!
So happy you were able to rescue him... How terrifying for the horse to have gotten stuck like that. You guys did an amazing job!
i hate cattle grids!! especially custom ones that are slightly wider width inbetween the metal grids!! i fell in one and boyyyyyy oh boy!! my leg is disfigured for life it happened 2 years ago.......i can only imagine what that must be like for this poor boy