What Horseshoeing School is Really Like
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Blacksmith Boot Camp: Season 2 Episode 1
24 young farrier students arrive at Heartland Horseshoeing School in Lamar, Missouri.
From bunkhouse drama to "Death by Fire" day in the forge, there's a lot to take in during the students' first week at school. Only one thing is for sure. This will be the hardest experience of their lives.
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This series is so cool! It should be on the Discovery Channel!!! 🤠👏😊
There is no doubt that farriery is a cool way of life.
That was a dope video, i train and breed horses in Brazil it's very nice to see that this comunity has the same great energy across the world
Obrigado. I love Brazil and have a ton of farrier friends down there. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Cinematography is amazing. Students look excited. Beautiful program Gregory family can’t wait to submit a application.
Appreciate you noticing the cinematography, Logan! Working with the Gregory's, I'm always inspired to strive for excellence... even though I shoot video, not shoe horses. If you come to Heartland, you will see what I mean!
Awesome Logan. I look forward to working with you.
It's awesome to see a great community, teaching and learning. I'm fascinated by farriers and blacksmith work. When I was young I watched the farrier do his job on my uncle's horses every time I could and I was so impressed !
It brings me so much joy to see that despite everything negative the internet say about countryside people about being sexists, misogynistic, racist or whatever, what I see is good people living their lives without caring about all this.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful words. I'm glad you are enjoying it.
I graduated Oklahoma horseshoeing school back in April for their 12 week course. I am 16 and thinking I might try to go to heartland in few years to advance my knowledge and skill. Really like what I’ve seen of y’all!
Did you do the one in Purcell? I’m thinking about going there
Trimming in the mud... Love it. Great practical experience showing that we may not always have the most ideal conditions to work.
The difficulty and reality of the Heartland really helps these folks succeed in the real world. Thanks for commenting
Coment numberr fore (#4) I love watching Chris and Cody. Props to y'all
Thanks for watching and commenting David. We appreciate you.
Excellent video!
Thank you very much Mike.
Thank you for these videos! Let's me know what I'd be getting into🔥Love watching you all!
Yes. We really want the people coming here to know what is coming.
Hello
Hello. Thanks for watching.
Please in español
Lo siento Miguelangel. Pero, tengo otro canal en espanol. th-cam.com/channels/p0HU1KKW2LHqZ6D-ZPKf-A.html
Amazing to see again 💪🔥
Thanks Jeroen. I'm glad you're here.
Great video Chris! Pretty much retired from horseshoeing, only shoe a few horses now.
Tried your square toe method and it worked out great, Thank you!
Fantastic Jim. Great to hear from you. I hope you have had a great career.
Awesome video heartland .
Thank you very much Rodney. I think our next episode coming out tonight is the best yet. Thanks for watching
Man sad to hear about the original bunkhouse. The new one looks pretty sweet!
It is so much better Daniel. Maybe too comfortable though.
I got the opportunity to stay in the new bunkhouse while filming on location and let me tell you... it is NICE. Such an upgrade! No Chris, it's not TOO comfortable, it's just right. 😉
I hope all the shoes are still on the wall. That's one of my many memories of that place. Most of them was very unique if my memory serves me right.