My great-grandfather and great-great grandfather were farrier's. I wish I was able to see them in action. Thanks for your videos, helps me to understand how skilled they were!
@@stanleyjaxen8759 I bet! My great-grandfather had both his legs broken in multiple places while shoeing a horse and had to put up his tools and start selling horseshoe nails instead.
I admire how gentle and loving you are with the horse, you are a true professional and even though its not my horse, I thank you for caring for this animal so well! Your definitely in the field of work you belong! Great Job!
He never puts the horse in a bind. If you cause the horse discomfort, it will not stand still for you . Also this farrier probably has clients that have horses that behave. Most people care more about their horse than the farrier. Like people who don’t make their dogs behave. Get good enough, you don’t shoe these peoples horses. Love watching this.
It doesnt hurt the horse its just like a pedicure. you need to go real deep to hurt the horse. So no it doesnt hurt at al if it does his jaw would be broken
Cowboys and country folk to it often. We put our hand on the horse so it knows we are there and that way we don’t spook em because obviously you spook a 900 pound animal and you will get your liver stomped out of your chest
I would imagine they’d love it 😍!! Imagine getting a fresh pedicure, socks, and really comfortable shoes!!! That’s the only thing I would be able to compare it too in human terms hehe 😉
Horses love it and trust the people working on them. If there is any pressure on their hooves, it can be fixed, any problems can be noticed if they weren't obvious before, all of that.
hi! i love watching these videos because they’re so satisfying. i love horses but don’t know much about them, and i have a question!! why do we need to put horseshoes on our horses? what’s the purpose?
Its to protect their hooves and strengthen them and to prevent their hooves from wearing down to quickly also they make rubber horse shoes wich absorbs the shock on pavement much better and protects their feet just as well as metal ones
@@MrTikdo I am not saying you are wrong. But what about trail horses? I have ridden geldings up in rocky terrain and lost a shoe. I had to stop riding him the rest of the way down because he was limping so bad. Would you say at least aluminum shoes are okay for that?
Please can you flip your videos? It’s really hard to watch from the head cam when it’s POV, but flipped 180 you can get even more of a sense of all the cool work you’re doing. and it feels a bit less seasick… Thanks
Its good to let the horse know its safe by having someone it trust pet it as you work, the smoke will bother younger horses who haven’t experienced it before but the horse will get used to it
Loved the video I’m wanting to be a farrier when I’m older I’ve never seen a horse get its hoof done before 😁 I have a question do some horses be naughty? And try to kick they probably do but I thought I’d ask
Horses usually are not naughty, if they are misbehaving its usually out of fear, not being handled much, or they have flies bothering them and they are trying to get rid of them. Just normal horse behavior. But sometimes you will get a horse that is dangerous, never the horses fault though
Yes they do. And those will be the ones you start with. Get better at it and get better horses. A good farrier can do 10 to 12 horses a day . Min. 65 to a 100 plus a horse. Good money hard work .
Have you gotten horses where they just won't stand still during the whole shoeing procedure? Have you gotten gifted enough to were the horses will stand still for the while shoeing procedure?
Trust, a horse doesn’t want to hurt you so just move slow and don’t spook em, sometimes people still get kicked though and yes it does sometimes break bones, worst i ever got was from a mule that was spooked by a pheasant, my shoulder decided it didn’t like its socket so after som convincing i got it in place went home and decided it was time for painkillers and a nap, turns out a dislocated shoulder feels how you would expect a broken bone or dull knife wound would feel, a temporary moment of “ah….well shit” before you feel extreme pain that comes in throbbing waves
@@mjribes It’s the best way as it makes sure the shoe fits perfectly for that horse and it’s each individual hooves. The char mark means you can see if anything is un level.
So what happens to wild horse feet? Is it like how remote or tribal people can be bare foot but like city people wear shoes type thing? Why do we put shoes on horses?
City people and domestic horses dont need shoes but they do help prevent injuries, the difference is with horses an injury could be fatal where as with humans we just walk it off or if its bad we go to a doctor or just sit it out fir a while As for horses in the wild, if they get injured they normally dont make it more than a week or two as it cant keep up with the rest and a lone injured horse is easy for any predator like mountain lions or wolves so its rare to see an injured horse in the wild
When you see the smoke, he is holding the hot metal shoe to the freshly trimmed hoof. By doing this, it leaves a very light surface burn colour on the areas that touch the hoof. That is then the reference as to whether the shoe is fitting snuggly. If there are no marks, on certain parts, that means the shoe it not properly touching all the way around, so needs heating and hammering again to shape precisely. They repeat the process until correct. But normally they can get it perfect in one maybe two times. In the UK to be a farrier you have to train for over 4 years, so there is much to learn before you can even start to be a farrier.
Not all horses need shoes. A farrier needs the additional skills of a blacksmith to refit a horse’s shoes on top of trimming down the hooves. All horses need a regular trimming to prevent overgrown hooves. I’ve clearly spent way too much time on YT this year
It helps to get a better fit for the shoe to the foot. And they are quite literally "horseshoe nails". Lots of thrm are coated in copper for antimicrobial reasons.
Don’t worry, the horses hoof is like our nail😊 he’s actually helping because horses need their hooves trimmed. It looks like it wood burn the horse but trust me it wouldn’t the hoof but not like skin or flesh it’s hard dead like, the only sensitive part is the frog which the middle part of the ^ 😊
It's not painful. As mentioned it's the same as getting your nails cut. Horses run on their toenails. But if they're frequently on a hard surface it can damage the hoof, so they get shoes just like we do.
im pretty much just guessing, but it might be better for the horse when walking on hard surfaces like asphalt or concrete. google is ur best bet on that one
I used to watch pimple popping videos thees my latest addiction
etrenomics same find myself late at night watching these
Omg literally me I just woke up at 5 in the morning
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My great-grandfather and great-great grandfather were farrier's. I wish I was able to see them in action. Thanks for your videos, helps me to understand how skilled they were!
i bet they were super fast
mine were blacksmiths, the stats on what they used to put out back then was astonishing
now a days nobody works like that
@@stanleyjaxen8759 I bet! My great-grandfather had both his legs broken in multiple places while shoeing a horse and had to put up his tools and start selling horseshoe nails instead.
1:37 read in a yoda impression "like the flies, he doesn't"
This is so relaxing to watch great skill and knowledge RESPECT 👍 THIS IS BETTER THAN MY PSYCHIATRIST ⭐thank u 👍
Horse getting a pedicure. Fancy.
I ALWAYS THOUGHT THE FROG WAS FLESH YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW DISTRESSED I WAS THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED A SHOEING VIDEO
SAME LIKE I I COULDNT OPEN MY EYES BUT ITS LIKE THE DEAD SKIN PILE UP ON YOUR HEEL I GUESS XDDD
@@MrTikdo considering I have only been around horses a couple of times I'm not surprised I don't know a ton about them.
I work at sea and this the first time in ages that I've felt seasick! Great channel, good job but not sure about the camera angles/ head movement 🏅
I admire how gentle and loving you are with the horse, you are a true professional and even though its not my horse, I thank you for caring for this animal so well! Your definitely in the field of work you belong! Great Job!
He never puts the horse in a bind. If you cause the horse discomfort, it will not stand still for you . Also this farrier probably has clients that have horses that behave. Most people care more about their horse than the farrier. Like people who don’t make their dogs behave. Get good enough, you don’t shoe these peoples horses. Love watching this.
I’m sure that there is some level where it starts to hurt the horse, but seeing as it is just like clipping nails, it only hurts if you go too far
It doesnt hurt the horse its just like a pedicure. you need to go real deep to hurt the horse. So no it doesnt hurt at al if it does his jaw would be broken
This takes so much skill and strength. Impressive!
I like the inverted camera view better. I really don't like it upside down (like your view). I still love your videos though! 😊🇨🇦
Looks great!! What a real art form yet a totally necessary piece of work. Tradition!
Farriers. The only ones who stand right behind a horse without fear
Cowboys and country folk to it often. We put our hand on the horse so it knows we are there and that way we don’t spook em because obviously you spook a 900 pound animal and you will get your liver stomped out of your chest
Excelente trabalho,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade,o ferrador que põe os cravos na boca são os brabos,tem meu respeito e admiração brother 🙏🐴
I've been watching these videos for the past 2 days. Someone stop me 😂😂
I'm bingewatching horse showing and nail clipping I don't even have these animals
Do horses like the procedure or do they ever get nervous? Love to you and all the horses from a big fan in NYC ☮️💚🌻💪🏼
99.9% of the time they love it 😊
I would imagine they’d love it 😍!! Imagine getting a fresh pedicure, socks, and really comfortable shoes!!! That’s the only thing I would be able to compare it too in human terms hehe 😉
Horses love it and trust the people working on them. If there is any pressure on their hooves, it can be fixed, any problems can be noticed if they weren't obvious before, all of that.
This video makes my neck hurt
hi! i love watching these videos because they’re so satisfying. i love horses but don’t know much about them, and i have a question!! why do we need to put horseshoes on our horses? what’s the purpose?
Its to protect their hooves and strengthen them and to prevent their hooves from wearing down to quickly also they make rubber horse shoes wich absorbs the shock on pavement much better and protects their feet just as well as metal ones
Fascinating video. Thank you for sharing 🐴
I want to know how they don’t get dizzy from being bent over for so long
Did you polish it then?? How it is so shiny afterwards?
FORGE VERY COOL
This is so satisfy 😍😍
During the process of learning how to do that, would you get kicked often? And does it ever happen now days?
why heat the shoe first, to create a guide/stencil?
It helps get the shoe fitted better for the hoof so there aren't a bunch of gaps
@@kaydincathey am i a weirdo for watching hours of these videos LOL
@@whateveritwasitis haha! Not at all! Its neat to watch!😁
Boa noite!
Parabéns pelo belíssimo trabalho perfeito...abraço Chagão do Rio Grande do Norte, Nordeste do Brasil..
Bet the horse loves having that done
Lol
Outstanding work. Thank you.
Buen herrero saludos✌
7:51 random death scream
The filming angle is poor. Would have been better to get someone to film it.
My back hurts just watching this video. Great work though.
Artwork. Amazing. What do you charge for a full set in the UK? I pay $125 US dollars for a full set.
@@MrTikdo I am not saying you are wrong. But what about trail horses? I have ridden geldings up in rocky terrain and lost a shoe. I had to stop riding him the rest of the way down because he was limping so bad. Would you say at least aluminum shoes are okay for that?
This can't be a farrier, where's the old beat up truck? lol
Excellent. True artist.
ugh i bet that smoke STINKS
It smells the same as burning hair
Please can you flip your videos? It’s really hard to watch from the head cam when it’s POV, but flipped 180 you can get even more of a sense of all the cool work you’re doing. and it feels a bit less seasick…
Thanks
I do this is a old one 👍🏼
Beautiful work!
You are professional boss.,,!??
This horse just doesn't care that there's smoke coming off it's foot??? I know it doesn't hurt, but still lol.
Its good to let the horse know its safe by having someone it trust pet it as you work, the smoke will bother younger horses who haven’t experienced it before but the horse will get used to it
How did horses ever survive without shoes 🙄🙄🙄 dumb
Horse feet are creepy
Meh, opossum feet are worse
Quanto mais eu vivo mais amo esses animais maravilhosos que Deus nos deu 🙏
Who else had to watch this upside down to make it look right
Loved the video I’m wanting to be a farrier when I’m older I’ve never seen a horse get its hoof done before 😁 I have a question do some horses be naughty? And try to kick they probably do but I thought I’d ask
Horses usually are not naughty, if they are misbehaving its usually out of fear, not being handled much, or they have flies bothering them and they are trying to get rid of them. Just normal horse behavior. But sometimes you will get a horse that is dangerous, never the horses fault though
Yes they do. And those will be the ones you start with. Get better at it and get better horses. A good farrier can do 10 to 12 horses a day . Min. 65 to a 100 plus a horse. Good money hard work .
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Who comes here 1 day before exam????
Have you gotten horses where they just won't stand still during the whole shoeing procedure? Have you gotten gifted enough to were the horses will stand still for the while shoeing procedure?
That’s what a auto mechanic calls a brake job.
🤣🤣🤣
Beautiful job.
how do you stop the horse from kicking your chest in while cleaning its hoofs?
Trust, a horse doesn’t want to hurt you so just move slow and don’t spook em, sometimes people still get kicked though and yes it does sometimes break bones, worst i ever got was from a mule that was spooked by a pheasant, my shoulder decided it didn’t like its socket so after som convincing i got it in place went home and decided it was time for painkillers and a nap, turns out a dislocated shoulder feels how you would expect a broken bone or dull knife wound would feel, a temporary moment of “ah….well shit” before you feel extreme pain that comes in throbbing waves
I've never seen a farrier put a red-hot shoe onto a horse's hoof like that.
Doesn’t hurt .
@@timothyjones1906 Yeah, I know. I've just never seen it done like that before.
@@mjribes It’s the best way as it makes sure the shoe fits perfectly for that horse and it’s each individual hooves. The char mark means you can see if anything is un level.
Your video is upside down
So satisfying to watch!
Wtf you cut the frog?
Live these vids keep em coming
So what happens to wild horse feet? Is it like how remote or tribal people can be bare foot but like city people wear shoes type thing? Why do we put shoes on horses?
City people and domestic horses dont need shoes but they do help prevent injuries, the difference is with horses an injury could be fatal where as with humans we just walk it off or if its bad we go to a doctor or just sit it out fir a while
As for horses in the wild, if they get injured they normally dont make it more than a week or two as it cant keep up with the rest and a lone injured horse is easy for any predator like mountain lions or wolves so its rare to see an injured horse in the wild
How do you measure the shoe
Do you just eyeball it
I am come Der
its the file flips for me.... they are fantastic i need moreeee
Wrong pov
What song is that in the background?
Amazing to watch. Clearly you've done this for several years. I'm surprised you don't paint the nail ends black.
Owner pref I think.
So will he have to do this on the other three now? Do you change all the tires or just the busted one?
He will do all 3 most likely, think less of tires more like a woman’s fingernails, you file polish and paint each one
How do you know how to shape the shoe without referencing the hoof?
When you see the smoke, he is holding the hot metal shoe to the freshly trimmed hoof.
By doing this, it leaves a very light surface burn colour on the areas that touch the hoof.
That is then the reference as to whether the shoe is fitting snuggly. If there are no marks, on certain parts, that means the shoe it not properly touching all the way around, so needs heating and hammering again to shape precisely. They repeat the process until correct. But normally they can get it perfect in one maybe two times.
In the UK to be a farrier you have to train for over 4 years, so there is much to learn before you can even start to be a farrier.
Who else turned their phone upside down
Dumb question, does it hurt the horse?
Like a nail pedicure, so no, it does not. (If done correctly.)
No, they have it done every six weeks. Many fall asleep whilst having it done :-)
WHY WHY WHY THE NEED FOR MUSIC\???? DITCH THE MUSIC and let it be natural. FFS LOSE THE MUSIC
Mute the video
@@Odo-so8pj i want to hear what's going on but not the shite music
What do the horses feel? Does it hurt or is it uncomfortable?
Not at all, it's like our finger and toenails.
There's no nerves in the horses hooves.
Lovely work.
Awesome. Is that a regular Bastard file?
No, that's some kind of rasp?
Okis spain okis
Does it hurt them when your putting the horse shoe on?
nope
Nope it's just nail.
What is the difference between a professional hoof trimmer and a farrier other than shoeing a horse?
From what little I personally know, a farrier will combine the skills of both a trimmer and a blacksmith to shoe a horse.
Not all horses need shoes. A farrier needs the additional skills of a blacksmith to refit a horse’s shoes on top of trimming down the hooves. All horses need a regular trimming to prevent overgrown hooves. I’ve clearly spent way too much time on YT this year
@@MrTikdo dude shut the hell up and go away
So why does the hoof have to get “scored” or burned before putting the shoe on? Also why kind of nails do you use to shoe horses?
Seating I think.
@@Odo-so8pj Good to see another Yah lover! Shalom!💙😁
It helps to get a better fit for the shoe to the foot. And they are quite literally "horseshoe nails". Lots of thrm are coated in copper for antimicrobial reasons.
@@kaydincatheyMay Immanuel Bless you and keep you.
Takes out high places in the hoof .
Does that hurt them???
no
Nice
When he put the hot shoe on the horse and then it started smoking was cool
How does the horse not feel this 🥺🥺🥺
Don’t worry, the horses hoof is like our nail😊 he’s actually helping because horses need their hooves trimmed. It looks like it wood burn the horse but trust me it wouldn’t the hoof but not like skin or flesh it’s hard dead like, the only sensitive part is the frog which the middle part of the ^ 😊
It’s bc that is the horses nails there aren’t any nerves in it and it. Helps the horse
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So what does pressing the hot shoe against the hoof do?
It creates a better seat for the shoe and also seals the hoof to prevent any bacteria or fungus from taking hold.
is this painful to the horse?
Nope it's like you going for nail extensions.
@@MrTikdo It's a hoof mate
It's not painful. As mentioned it's the same as getting your nails cut. Horses run on their toenails. But if they're frequently on a hard surface it can damage the hoof, so they get shoes just like we do.
Jesus MrTikto needs to calm his farm. Settle pettle!
Why do people put pieces of metal on horses hooves
im pretty much just guessing, but it might be better for the horse when walking on hard surfaces like asphalt or concrete. google is ur best bet on that one
Because metal lasts the best.
It’s like when you walk with our shoes on it will wear your feet and skin out hurting you same for the horse
Protect the horse. Also the hoof clipping and cleaning is very nessasary for the health of the horse. Google abused horses.
Mskills
This is rich people shit.