Wonderful work, you made it look so easy. Still it looked like there in the end, where you took a moment to just sit on and rest with him and breathe in peace was touching to you too.
Those first few steps he took toward you were HUGE moments! Even when he was moving away from you, he kept that inside ear on you! Love that you allowed him to think it through, focusing on trust and relationship building. He has such a lovely face and soft eye. Everything you did for him today, will result in softness from him tomorrow. Enjoyed watching this!
Trust ? You have a stolen wildhorse from BLm, lucky for the horse it wasn't killed in the Roundup .luck for you that horse and breed BLm planning on putting a end to. They want all that free goverment money and the few government employees doing it are greedy for money, they have been so long they selling the land next after the cattlemen's over grazing it dirt. And like the wild Mustangs it won't last much longer Greed deciet lies are here .
@@macktattoo7956 well who pissed in your cheerios? would you rather see them be shot? because by they way you talk you should know it wouldnt be the first time the governments exterminated animals for grazing. or in less of a hypothetical situation would you rather see them starve? its called population control.
It's nice to see how well training can go without tie downs, hobbles, martingales, gag bits or other do dads from when might and fear were the training aids.
Very nice job!! You accomplished A LOT for day #1!! 116 days to go... I look forward to following your journey with this horse. What is the horse's name?
I just found you through suggested videos. First off, Great work, you've got some great shots!! I just made a TH-cam channel so I’m definitely doing my research. Please keep it up! Just subbed! I'm looking forward to see what else you release..
Handled like a master.. AIDEN KRAMER you are awesome!!! You’ve got the gift 💝 He’s a good looking boy! Great bone 🍖 pleasure to watch you in action young man 🙂xx
I'm just wondering, how long does one of these training sessions take on average? I'm curious as to how long the horse's attention span is, when you do these things. As in how long they actively participate before they are mentally and/ or physically exhausted. I've never started a youngster before let alone a wild one, I just heard a popular opinion here in Europe that for ridden work, the “productive“ phase of learning and training isn't much longer than 20 minutes at a time (excluding warm-up and so on). Your session here was probably longer and yet the horse was attentive until the end. 😊
Was that all on day one or were you wearing the same clothes for a week, lol?? Just kidding, just kidding.... Fantastic job !! Congrats on an outstanding first day. I have watched quite a few of these Mustang Makeover videos and you seem to have gotten further along than just about anyone else I've seen on the first day. I realize every horse is different and that there may be difficult days ahead but the first day was awesome. Can't wait to see your follow-up videos. Best wishes and continued success.
Bet this little guy feels overwhelmed and really lost. Would be nice if BLM requred every adopter to take two mustang buddies, so they don't have to go to new homes alone. Mustangs and dometic horses speak two different languages, so having other (domestic) horses at home isn't the same.
Even domestic horses need friends, I feel strongly about horses having companions. I agree though, having one alone is better than it going to slaughter.
@@yourbarista4154 I agree 1000%. Isolating a horse without an equine companion is illegal in some countries. The companionship of other equines is a need ALL equines have that should never be ignored.
Hold Your Horses that’s encouraging to hear that some countries make it illegal and to know others like you believe the same way. I have seven horses together. I honestly believe they are most comfortable with this number. Much more so than when I only had two or even when I had them separated for a few months in groups of 4 and 3.
@@yourbarista4154 In 2017-18 the Fleet of Angels org adopted out 907 unhandled horses that were seized by officials from a sanctuary that had failed to provide proper care. FOA adopted all the horses out in groups of two or more so no wild horse would have to go to a new home alone. We help place hundreds of horses every year, with a very strong policy re placing of horses, so that no horse goes to a home where it won't have a companion.
Wonderful work, you made it look so easy. Still it looked like there in the end, where you took a moment to just sit on and rest with him and breathe in peace was touching to you too.
Definitely following until the actual show! Can't wait to see this horse and many others there!
Those first few steps he took toward you were HUGE moments! Even when he was moving away from you, he kept that inside ear on you! Love that you allowed him to think it through, focusing on trust and relationship building. He has such a lovely face and soft eye. Everything you did for him today, will result in softness from him tomorrow. Enjoyed watching this!
Nice work. I love when you scratched his head and he said "Don't stop. Scratch some more!".
Thank you! He really liked me doing that!
You are amazing and that horse is beautiful
It is so beautiful to see how fast the horse get trust in you! Great job!
Thank you!!
Trust ? You have a stolen wildhorse from BLm, lucky for the horse it wasn't killed in the Roundup .luck for you that horse and breed BLm planning on putting a end to. They want all that free goverment money and the few government employees doing it are greedy for money, they have been so long they selling the land next after the cattlemen's over grazing it dirt. And like the wild Mustangs it won't last much longer Greed deciet lies are here .
@@macktattoo7956 well who pissed in your cheerios? would you rather see them be shot? because by they way you talk you should know it wouldnt be the first time the governments exterminated animals for grazing.
or in less of a hypothetical situation would you rather see them starve? its called population control.
Great work. For a wild horse to gain your trust that fast is not short of amazing. 👍👍
That is quite amazing for one day of work.
Are you SURE that the horse wasn't handled before?! Holy cow! *jaw on floor*
My bucket list.
You're so good at training horses.
Thank you!
This is awesome, Aiden!!! I am so excited for you!
Cathy Beil thank you so much!
Nice job, Thank You for sharing
It's nice to see how well training can go without tie downs, hobbles, martingales, gag bits or other do dads from when might and fear were the training aids.
I was confused by the corral outside the barn. This explains it. Great job with the horse by the way!
Shaylah Whittle thank you!!
Amazing! I've been thinking about adopting one myself and training. Great video
That was amazing!! Hope you continue to share
Styled by Connie C thank you very much!
I am guessing this took about 30-45 minutes to do. I believe it. But why can't I find a good horseman like this? The good ones are SO hard to find.
Awesome job! Keep the videos coming. I got my mustang from Lebanon, TN too,! It's been fun, he's still very timid but everyday is getting better :)
Thank you!
Pretty crazy how quickly you can get a horse started!
Very nice job!! You accomplished A LOT for day #1!! 116 days to go... I look forward to following your journey with this horse. What is the horse's name?
Shiloh Misha thank you very much!
You shouldn't name something you may have to eat.
Phil Ward
What?
Great job!! What a nice tempered horse!
Thank you very much! He is nice.
Omg good work!and beautifal horse!💛
love and trust with a big dash of cowboy.
Absolutely freakin' amazing...!!!
Thank you!!
I just found you through suggested videos. First off, Great work, you've got some great shots!! I just made a TH-cam channel so I’m definitely doing my research. Please keep it up! Just subbed! I'm looking forward to see what else you release..
I was thinking of buying a WILD ZONY.i are ready have 2 horses.
Handled like a master.. AIDEN KRAMER you are awesome!!! You’ve got the gift 💝
He’s a good looking boy! Great bone 🍖 pleasure to watch you in action young man 🙂xx
Thats So cool 😃
Best part of the video is at 7:50
I'm just wondering, how long does one of these training sessions take on average? I'm curious as to how long the horse's attention span is, when you do these things. As in how long they actively participate before they are mentally and/ or physically exhausted. I've never started a youngster before let alone a wild one, I just heard a popular opinion here in Europe that for ridden work, the “productive“ phase of learning and training isn't much longer than 20 minutes at a time (excluding warm-up and so on). Your session here was probably longer and yet the horse was attentive until the end. 😊
Very impressive. Reminds me a lot of how I’m trying to train mine. How many hours were you in a round pin before he was able to mount him?
Well shoot, I wanted to see how the haltering went. How much time did you spend with him on the first day?
You got this done in one day? Hmm.
Wow, thank you for sharing
Thank you!!
I’m a new subscriber and I can’t wait to see how this turns out. Best of luck! Great job using The Jeffery. Are you a DUH follower?
Thank you! Yes I am 👌🏽
Awesome!!
👌🏻😎 heck yeah
Was that all on day one or were you wearing the same clothes for a week, lol?? Just kidding, just kidding.... Fantastic job !! Congrats on an outstanding first day. I have watched quite a few of these Mustang Makeover videos and you seem to have gotten further along than just about anyone else I've seen on the first day. I realize every horse is different and that there may be difficult days ahead but the first day was awesome. Can't wait to see your follow-up videos. Best wishes and continued success.
Kay mine next lol 😂
One day? Are you kidding? I'm speechless!!!
U sure this was in one day
Not my style. But hey if it works it works.
can u give me one of your horse plz i wanted one in flordia at my house a long time plz
What a true Cowboy, nine times out of ten, its the people hew are to blame, NOT the horse.
I have a mustang it was not that good wow
all this in only one day....hmmmm
Tomas Klidonas very possible when done right!
In one day? I say bullshit
Loose the music
Nothing great about what i saw. Lots of pulling and fighting. So unnecessary
Anne-Marie Joosten then you don’t understand his method.
Remember this is a wild mustang, if you don't get control things could get dangerous
Stolen wild horse , BLm victims of deciet ,lies, _______"'" find the truth,behind the wild Mustangs by BLm .
Trust show it ,make it easy for both
Bet this little guy feels overwhelmed and really lost. Would be nice if BLM requred every adopter to take two mustang buddies, so they don't have to go to new homes alone. Mustangs and dometic horses speak two different languages, so having other (domestic) horses at home isn't the same.
Then even less people would adopt, and they would be turned into glue
Even domestic horses need friends, I feel strongly about horses having companions. I agree though, having one alone is better than it going to slaughter.
@@yourbarista4154 I agree 1000%. Isolating a horse without an equine companion is illegal in some countries. The companionship of other equines is a need ALL equines have that should never be ignored.
Hold Your Horses that’s encouraging to hear that some countries make it illegal and to know others like you believe the same way.
I have seven horses together. I honestly believe they are most comfortable with this number. Much more so than when I only had two or even when I had them separated for a few months in groups of 4 and 3.
@@yourbarista4154 In 2017-18 the Fleet of Angels org adopted out 907 unhandled horses that were seized by officials from a sanctuary that had failed to provide proper care. FOA adopted all the horses out in groups of two or more so no wild horse would have to go to a new home alone. We help place hundreds of horses every year, with a very strong policy re placing of horses, so that no horse goes to a home where it won't have a companion.
You have room to improve