You’re a fine farrier. Care and consideration goes into each cut, rasp and swing of your hammer great work. Horses like Blaze help you shine - A perfect gentlemen, well looked after with nice feet.
Your channel is fascinating to me. Don’t have any experience to speak of in regards to horses, other than my aunt used to have about 8 race horses. LOL. So someone with no knowledge of shoeing, and problems that horses experience, i would love to hear you give more detailed info like, “this is what thrush looks like, why it happens…why is the frog called a frog…you know shoeing for dummies. LOL
I like that you explain what you are about and the care and pride in your work. In this video specifically, I like that his feet are pretty much healthy but still need a little help. Thank you for your precision.
It’s amazing how a dirty horse foot is white in just a few minutes. I like watching it, because the horse holding still is another amazing story all it’s own. I’m happy you did something about the thrush, I hope it heals. Good clean work done for sure ! Nice horse 🐎 too !
I really enjoy your trimming videos. I like the way you explain why you’re doing what you’re doing, and your knife is always super sharp! I also like your old dog, who doesn’t listen to you and prefers chickens.
I love and appreciate all your videos, and trimmings! I enjoy watching and learning, and I also love the contests that you go too! You are always happy and don’t mind sharing with us! Thanks again! ❤️ from Maryland!
I love watching the shoe making part. It's neat to see how you can work the hot metal. Your pup wanted the chickens. Too funny. This was very informative. How come you didn't do all 4 at the same time?
Thanks for watching. She's actually starting to go a little blind in her old age (unfortunately) and will tend to just bark off in the distance for no reason lol. I didn't do all 4 in the video just for times sake and the video would be really long.
I hit like and subscribe enjoy your videos please talk to us as if we were there ;thankyou,enjoy if you would describe land marks and why you do things it’s the way we can learn thanks again for sharing.
I'm trying to learn how to clean my horses' hooves, bought some knives and clippers. When i try to use the knife, it's like cutting wood with a regular knife, it's quite hard unlike on this video, it's like cutting butter. How do you do that or do i need to sharpen the new knife?
I like watching people who are very into their craft .. an ancient Chinese Philosopher said "find something you love doing ... and you will never work a day in your lives .. you make it look easy... just f.y.I 'ought' means zero in old English .. now you know
Use of aught for zero used in guns also as well as horse shoes.Noun aught (plural aughts) whit, the smallest part, iota (archaic) zero The digit zero as the decade in years (for example, aught-nine for 1909 or 2009) in “gun calibers” (for example, thirty-aught-six for .30-06)***
I don't have a favourite part, but I do appreciate the care you take to catch up all the bits of nail.
Explaining as you work.Seems as if you have experience beyond your young age. ❤❤❤
You’re a fine farrier. Care and consideration goes into each cut, rasp and swing of your hammer great work. Horses like Blaze help you shine - A perfect gentlemen, well looked after with nice feet.
Your channel is fascinating to me. Don’t have any experience to speak of in regards to horses, other than my aunt used to have about 8 race horses. LOL. So someone with no knowledge of shoeing, and problems that horses experience, i would love to hear you give more detailed info like, “this is what thrush looks like, why it happens…why is the frog called a frog…you know shoeing for dummies. LOL
I appreciate how you explain what you are doing and why you do it. You are also considering the needs of the horse.
I like that you explain what you are about and the care and pride in your work. In this video specifically, I like that his feet are pretty much healthy but still need a little help. Thank you for your precision.
favorite part is prepping the hoof for the shoe. Also like that you explain what you are doing. 22:06
It’s amazing how a dirty horse foot is white in just a few minutes.
I like watching it, because the horse holding still is another amazing story all it’s own. I’m happy you did something about the thrush, I hope it heals.
Good clean work done for sure ! Nice horse 🐎 too !
favourite part was the flat shoe rant haha, been shoeing for a year now and still have to say that to my self everytime I leave the anvil.
Fav parts are pulling, trimming, nailing. I´m in my first season shoeing, love this kind of work. Coldshoe BTW. Interesting to see hotshoeing.
I love how you explain every step you do, that teaches people what's going on and what's it about.
Please keep making your videos. I love them they are so interesting. It just goes to show that a horse foot is more than just putting a shoe on.
I really enjoy your trimming videos. I like the way you explain why you’re doing what you’re doing, and your knife is always super sharp! I also like your old dog, who doesn’t listen to you and prefers chickens.
Thank you 😊 one thing my dog has taught me over the years, is patience, because she is stubborn as it gets lol.
You’re doing a great job! Thanks for explaining about burning on the shoe.
I love and appreciate all your videos, and trimmings!
I enjoy watching and learning, and I also love the contests that you go too!
You are always happy and don’t mind sharing with us!
Thanks again!
❤️ from Maryland!
I can tell you are an expert. Very interested in the whole process, and your dog is precious.
Smoothing out the hoof to burn a nice pattern for the shoe.
I love watching the shoe making part. It's neat to see how you can work the hot metal. Your pup wanted the chickens. Too funny. This was very informative. How come you didn't do all 4 at the same time?
Thanks for watching. She's actually starting to go a little blind in her old age (unfortunately) and will tend to just bark off in the distance for no reason lol. I didn't do all 4 in the video just for times sake and the video would be really long.
I hit like and subscribe enjoy your videos please talk to us as if we were there ;thankyou,enjoy if you would describe land marks and why you do things it’s the way we can learn thanks again for sharing.
How do you decide front clip, or quarter clips?
I'm trying to learn how to clean my horses' hooves, bought some knives and clippers.
When i try to use the knife, it's like cutting wood with a regular knife, it's quite hard unlike on this video, it's like cutting butter. How do you do that or do i need to sharpen the new knife?
How do you no if you have took to much frog? Can it lame colt????
Yes it can if you take too short. Mostly just after trimming thousands of feet over the years and knowing the structures of the foot.
How old is the horse?
I think about 28 years old.
Where are you located im in the pnw to
Would like to meet up sometime I’m a up coming farrier still learning
Your thé best
It is such a pleasure to watch you work, coz your tools are always sharpen so they do all the work and not you! 🫶
I like watching people who are very into their craft .. an ancient Chinese Philosopher said "find something you love doing ... and you will never work a day in your lives .. you make it look easy... just f.y.I 'ought' means zero in old English .. now you know
Use of aught for zero used in guns also as well as horse shoes.Noun
aught (plural aughts)
whit, the smallest part, iota
(archaic) zero
The digit zero
as the decade in years (for example, aught-nine for 1909 or 2009)
in “gun calibers” (for example, thirty-aught-six for .30-06)***
Love your videos.
Make sure your shoe is flat before burning it on the hoof
So why are you shoeing a retired horse that doesn't do anything that doesn't have a bunch of soundness issues
We have tried him barefoot and his feet get too short and sore so I ended up having to put him back in shoes.
Ought is the English (British)word for zero... :)
That makes total sense then!
Do you know of someone who I can learn these skills from?
Ott, Means zero.