I'm frustrated as I have textures downloaded from On1 rewards but I cannot pull them into my On1 editor. They don't appear in my downloads when I'm in On1. Any suggestions? I'll need to rectify that problem before proceeding with the edits. Thank you. Love your work!

I was alerted to your photography by a friend just today 4-28-2022. I also do lots of Cattle , Horses (Equine Sports) Sheep , Dogs and even squirrels!I have worked with textures but yours are extremely impressive I can't wait to get started with your lessons AND get some good textures. I can't find Textures that are usable and the correct number of pixels such as what you are using!!I I use Lightroom and Photoshop. I would love to get some feedback from you concerning my work.

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Hi Gigi! Excited for your series here ❤️

Beautiful.

Very impressive!!! I'm not exactly a horse person but who cannot be amazed by the beauty and strength of this animal!!!

im guessing those four boys could lift the damn log by themselves. too much time wasted

It's good you get out to work the horses,it is what mores the blood.

Would love to Lean to plough like this

thats the way....no drama...loving life.Horses are awesome

Just awesome!! Thank you for the video... ❤️❤️

Beautiful creativity thank you for sharing

Lovely images. Beautiful horses and wonderful colors, a photographers dream.

I would love to die a farmer like this. Nothing like a beautiful homestead. This is a Blessed Man!

That is a beautiful Percheron!

Megust el vídeo de le hablan los pesez y na langostas es 1caricatur con bastante mensaje

arbeids intensief, maar wel schoon door de eenvoud

sure is a time consuming way to do it, i'd let them just drag the log.

they cut the hair not the tail bone. its so it doesnt get tangled up . and most people use fly sheets or spray now on their horses to keep the bugs off so its no big deal.

Great video - you captured just the right perspective which I need for a picture! And I so enjoyed all the details to placing the log! Thank you ))))))

6 minutes of loading logs, less than a minute showing the horse at work.

have u ever been whipped in the face when u bend down to grab the whiple tree it hurts and cutting the tail does not bother the horse

whats the point use a van easy.

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Seems time consuming, here in Michigan/ USA we just set a pair of tongs or wrap a log chain around and go, nosing up the log helps and some guys chain the log on a skid plate, in any case you can't hurt the horse, they will only pull what they want to.

i had a draft horse and those horses get so excited when they know they are going out and doing work....its in their blood...

i dont get it why do you use that contraption... that horse can pull twice the weight of that tree... i dunno, maybe i dont get it, but here (Croatia) they'd smack two hooks in the tree and let it b towed away! what makes it even more funny is Croatians are nowhere as good as Westerners when it comes to draft animal technology - we use german 16th century tech... and it's still be faster.

Docking, which is surgically cutting the tail, not just the hair, is now illegal in most places, the horse needs its tail to keep the flies away

I have to agree to mtjoanna, but in Belgium any horse under 5 can not have a docked tail. Many are of course getting around this, but this is the law. So some are cutting the tail hair short and braiding it up. Which I agree, that way when they are out in the pasture they can still use their tails for bugs. Which in July the horse flies here are terrible. Sad to see a horse trying to swat flies with a docked tail.

Sorry...but I think id go broke if I had to pay 2 or 3 men nearly 7 minutes to hook one small log to the dray to haul out to the landing :(

It is a Brabant, Belgian draft horse bred in Belgium.

It's a Brabarant. [spelling?]

Using a tractor isn't easier. To the contrary. People tend to overlook the fact that the energy neccessary to manufacture a machine, maintenance, oil extraction, refining, transportation and sales of the fuel is for free. Furthermore using heavy machinery in forests is very problematic. While someone having a horse gets the "fuel" for free in front of his house, machines need stuff that's 50% fossile fuel and 50% human blood.

Very nice video! Maybe, it took bit longer, than any usual customer would be ready to pay, but the cart as such and the technique is very interesting. There is just one thing, that I will never understand: Why do they cut the tail!?

very nice pictures ... but why do you still cut the tail?!?

why does it matter how long it takes? surely the activity itself is more important then a spead record? also, these gentlemen obviously have the time to spend! leave them to enjoy the outdoors and the horse forestry! dont be so critical.

I pulled out a lot of logs and never spent that much time getting a log ready to pull down a strait level rd.

This was at the end of the day, earlier the trees were a foot or two wide. It is a way also to train the horses not just for practical work. If you want to do it easiest way someone would get a tractor. Life is not always about easy.

my friend bought a very nice quarter horse mare they pulled logs with her he said he sold her because he needed a bigger horse he has one like this my friend has over 150 horses