My baby meets my draft horse!
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I'm back! Big news!
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Draft Horse Clip!
7:32
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Ride with Us! Safety Tips
35:31
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Draft Horse Trail Riding
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My Horse Camping Must-Haves!
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Horse Buying: DOs and DON'Ts
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@aguywithwood9293
@aguywithwood9293 3 күн бұрын
Than you again for being so helpful and encouraging with my relationship with my drum horse (Holly). I didn't seeike I may need to spoil her more. this video in the past and it looks l
@EppingForest304
@EppingForest304 4 күн бұрын
Jeez… that’s a lot of stuff. Wouldn’t it be easier to sleep in the truck on cold nights!
@robertvrede5166
@robertvrede5166 6 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@agatach87
@agatach87 11 күн бұрын
What’s actually shocking about this is that you have to buy a trailer. I live in Poland and have my horse for 18 years now - it’s not necessary really to have your own trailer here. It’s so easy to rent one, even with an experienced driver.
@suecastillo4056
@suecastillo4056 15 күн бұрын
I had a wonderful perch/quarter mix as a kud( she lived to 32!) she was drafty but had the grace of a good quarter horse. Best baby sitter! 16 hands, naturally kind and LOVED me beyond. I never got hurt on her… Miss her ♥️‼️🙋‍♀️☮️🐴
@suecastillo4056
@suecastillo4056 15 күн бұрын
Thank you so very much!!! I learned a lot♥️🙋‍♀️☮️‼️🐴
@nellarcherthepsychicchanne2065
@nellarcherthepsychicchanne2065 20 күн бұрын
I'm thinking of buying a Percheron this week but I heard that their feet can be hard to do for farrier because they are so heavy. Do you have trouble getting their feet done?
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 17 күн бұрын
Fame stands well for the farrier at this point. My farrier does charge more for drafts. I did spend the early years working on balance and teaching Fame to hold each foot independently with clicker training and that helped a lot. Good luck with your purchase!
@cricketthoffman9499
@cricketthoffman9499 27 күн бұрын
We staked our horses out on picket lines just to clear flammable grasses in areas that weren’t fenced. They learned not to step on the rope. No one ever got tangled. We kept their water right at the edge so they could reach it but not knock it over. Car tires and truck tires are good anchors for water buckets.
@dobetter4410
@dobetter4410 Ай бұрын
I hope it’s not too forward to ask but what happened with Jake? How many horses in between Jake and Fame? Thank you for your videos. You have me thinking about so much! 🙏🏽
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse Ай бұрын
Jake was rehomed with a woman who wanted to walk only. Fame is my second horse. Glad the videos are helpful, appreciate you watching! 💗
@zokarbl
@zokarbl Ай бұрын
Thanks for great advices
@lindaed3594
@lindaed3594 Ай бұрын
How fascinating! I really wish we had something like this in my state/country of Australia! America has amazing places to visit!
@keithsargent6963
@keithsargent6963 Ай бұрын
My grandfather had a Belgian mare that my dad rode to school around the time of WW2 and she gave birth to a half belgian Philly that they also rode. They were both gentle giants.
@jannetteberends8730
@jannetteberends8730 Ай бұрын
I’m from The Netherlands, and went a couple of times to the event of Ring-steken, running at the ring, with Dutch draft horses. The kids ride on the horse without saddle. It’s very impressive to see, and hear, that horses run. In Dutch they are called Zeeuwse paarden, because they come from the province of Zeeland. (Where New Zealand is named after)
@GrazerisMySpiritAnimal
@GrazerisMySpiritAnimal Ай бұрын
Loving your channel! I just purchased my first Draft Horse. She is a Percheron/Shire mix. I already have a TWH & a Spotted Saddle. My lesson horse was a Paint/Friesian mix so I have always wanted a Gentle Giant. Preparing for her arrival I had so many questions. Thank you for sharing this information. Much appreciated!
@valmiron4360
@valmiron4360 Ай бұрын
Most of my horses are Percheron crosses. I LOVE the big horse. My first draft cross was a Percheron/Tennessee Walker cross. She took me to Intermediate Cross Country Jumping. She was a willing mare & loved to jump. We traveled across the country. I had her for 30 years, she was born on my farm. She was my best friend. Other Percheron crosses, with Quarter horses & Thoroughbreds. Love them. All versatile & very mild disposition. I also rode Shires in the mountains of Wyoming. So enjoyable! I look forward to finding a pair of Gypsy Vanners & Drummers. Like you stated, drafts can do really anything. Mine did. And they enjoyed it...English, Western, jumping, dressage & trail riding is Always a favorite. All my draft crosses were always well behaved around children. And anyone. Also owned an Irish Draft Stallion.. 17.2 hands. Big black beautiful boy. ❤ You are fortunate to have such a gorgeous horse as Fame! Great video! You are spot on with your knowledge!
@scs3973
@scs3973 2 ай бұрын
❤ #justloveshires ! Never asked any of these questions, not an owner but just love to see and know Shires. Lovely vid n crazy informative 🤘🏼 Cheers Luv! Yourkshire ❤
@cheesypotatoluv
@cheesypotatoluv 2 ай бұрын
He's gorgeous wow
@rockfishfarm3185
@rockfishfarm3185 2 ай бұрын
We just started camping, and it is SO FUN. I am HOOKED!!!
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 2 ай бұрын
Yayyyyy!! Welcome to the club!! 😃🙌🏼
@UndergroundRailoadTVshowinChic
@UndergroundRailoadTVshowinChic 2 ай бұрын
Thanks from Chicago
@UndergroundRailoadTVshowinChic
@UndergroundRailoadTVshowinChic 2 ай бұрын
Thanks from Chicago. I am a big man. You are giving good info
@CommandaInChief
@CommandaInChief 2 ай бұрын
So beautiful
@Elcachinflonazo495
@Elcachinflonazo495 2 ай бұрын
Nice video
@kathyberger6650
@kathyberger6650 2 ай бұрын
You always have the best realistic sound advice. Thank you for being so candid! And thank you too Fame for not stepping on mommy!! 💙🐴❣️
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 2 ай бұрын
Thanks Kathy! Glad it was helpful. And yes Fame was such a good boy. 🥰
@chantallamb8652
@chantallamb8652 2 ай бұрын
My first ever horse was a standerbead ,second draft cross x ,3rd tennessee walker and thoroughbred. Love them all
@KarlKarsnark
@KarlKarsnark 2 ай бұрын
I can't help but wonder if he sees the bike as another "horse" that he can run in the herd with.
@aroro9856
@aroro9856 2 ай бұрын
I am a heavy person and because of my weight I would never consider torchering an animal by riding, I would rather use buckboard have 2 horses pull me. those poor animals i feel bad regardless of weight of a person .
@Commonmomhomeschooler
@Commonmomhomeschooler 2 ай бұрын
Awwwww love this! I too homebirth, cloth diaper, and love horses. I’ve been on a horse hiatus 3 years as I’ve had 3 kids in 4 years and working on a 4th…. But I’m getting that itch to get a horse again and researching drafts and draft crosses. So glad to find you!
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 2 ай бұрын
Go mama!!! There are some great Facebooks groups for equestrian moms that are encouraging. Excited for you to get back into horses!!!! 😃😃😃
@carolynharmon7074
@carolynharmon7074 3 ай бұрын
What a Beautiful area to ride!
@LuisAvalos-yq2sd
@LuisAvalos-yq2sd 3 ай бұрын
What pick up do you tow the trailer with? Is it a quarter ton or a half ton?
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
I tow with a half ton - a Tundra.
@LuisAvalos-yq2sd
@LuisAvalos-yq2sd 3 ай бұрын
Do you find that the local economy affects the cost of a horse? In one part of the state, they may be more expensive than in another part of the state. That is what I am finding, or at least it seems that way in Texas.
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
I definitely think it does. Certain breeds are more or less common in some areas than others which has an impact…Transport is so expensive too, a lot of people don’t want to pay to have a horse shipped these days.
@deloresgreene848
@deloresgreene848 3 ай бұрын
I am pretty sure I bought a horse that is too much for me. My horse riding trainer of around 12years sold him to me and then warned me not to ride him because I was too weak and I would flop around on his back. Soon after, I fell and broke my hip (I'm 70), and now I am scared to get on him. I bought him too soon after my beloved very broke and well trained horse died. I had him for 33 years and he was so safe. I mourn for him every day. It is important to remember that you can get hurt very badly if you don't get the safest horse for your level of riding. I'm thinking of giving up riding altogether. It has become a sad thing for me now instead of the exhilarating fun I used to have. Be careful in selecting a horse.
@Equineeducation77
@Equineeducation77 3 ай бұрын
They aren't "to big" to buck in the sense that their physical mass won't allow it. They are to big to buck in the s sense that their physical mass doesn't allow them to buck in a way thar concerns a person. Thet feel like a swivel rocker with your grandkid behind it taking you for a ride.
@tommorse4478
@tommorse4478 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for your enthusiasm ! I need that in my camp! Come camping with us?
@brettmason1942
@brettmason1942 3 ай бұрын
Horse people are frustrating people to talk to
@rachelredekop3323
@rachelredekop3323 3 ай бұрын
The paso fino, has a horrible eye infection am I the only one who noticed the inflammation, not opening the eyes fully and constant blinking???
@Bwanar1
@Bwanar1 3 ай бұрын
Your definitely NOT consuming a lot more gas to carry panels, your horses are a lot heavier. If you're worried about a couple dollars difference in a gas you burn, you probably can't afford horses, boarding, trailers, tack, feed, vet bills, etc. in the first place. This is expensive entertainment!
@juliahelland6488
@juliahelland6488 3 ай бұрын
Amazing trail ride! Thanks for sharing! 💯
@juliahelland6488
@juliahelland6488 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing this! I'll put it on my bucket list.
@cwgrljamie
@cwgrljamie 3 ай бұрын
No way would I tent camp. I like to be able to lock my self and m stuff up safely I also do t like to take up room in my garage to store a tent , cot, sleeping bag and bins of stuff. And what do you do for a bathroom? I love my gooseneck horse trailer and so does my horse! It’s safer and smoother then a bumper pull and had the added bonus of a dressing area that is insulated, has a sleeping platform where I have a queen bed and 2 windows with screens and a roof vent. I a propane camping fridge. I also pre make my meals and put them in washable silicone zip lock bags that don’t leak. I line to be zero waste in my life as much as possible and having a fridge helps. I can store my food in containers I take home and wash and I do r have ice in wasteful plastic bags. We have a refillable 3 gallon water bottle with a usb rechargeable faucet for drinking water and washing water. We use wooden scrub brushes and natural sponges for cleaning. I only use the larger propane tanks for cooking or heat that I can refill or change out no little green ones that cannot be refilled or exchanged and just end up in a landfill. I have wooden storage steps in my gooseneck wit drawers to store clothes, toiletries and cookware. No plastic bins that will end up in a landfill when they crack. I love that all this stuff stays in my trailer and I only need to pack up fresh food. So my set up is really easy. I get to have a real bed with sheets and bedding. I do love your insulated mugs and solar light. I have those things also. I have a solar shower and porta potty I set up in my horse area. I have a portable pen that is stored on the side of my trailer. My horse always has a safe stall no matter where we are at. All my tack fits in my back collapsible tack. I have a 30 gallon water tank under my gooseneck and a 39 coroner water tank in my dressing room and an additional 18 gallon corner water tank in my first stall. I always have plenty of water for me and my horse. I have a bale bag with wheels that carry’s a whole bale of hay and keeps in neat, clean and dry. I use slow feed hay nets and have mine prefilled. I have enough hay for a week. I love that I can lock myself in safely at night and I have a bed, storage and water and a fridge and I bring a propane stove top and a buddy heater and a folding table and chairs and I’m ready to camp safely. Since we produce no trash because even my toiletries are zero waste I have a bamboo toothbrush and toothpaste tablets, soap, shampoo and conditioner bars and deodorant in cardboard tubes I have zero waste and nothing to throw away bee use towels for cleaning up and I have a laundry basket in my truck no just bring everything home to wash. As well as all my food storage. I use bamboo cutlery or metal utensils I wash. I also have a French press for coffee and I bake my own muffins and granola bars and have them wrapped in beeswax. I bring apples orange and bananas and premade dips and get chips in a paper bag from a local restaurant as well as our tortillas. All my juices come in glass bottles no plastic for me. And we fill our insulated water bottles from our 3 gallon water bottle. I have a dry , insulated cozy space that locks and keeps me comfortable in any weather I don’t worry about wind or rain.
@sharonweizenbaum1003
@sharonweizenbaum1003 3 ай бұрын
Great video. I have three Dales Ponies which are a smaller draft breed. There is no down side to these great ponies for trail riding!
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
I’ve heard so many good things about Dales! Thanks for your comment!
@kathyberger6650
@kathyberger6650 3 ай бұрын
What a great video!! Love hearing hindsight experience!! So helpful. Thank you for sharing this very much! ❤
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
You are so welcome!
@kathyberger6650
@kathyberger6650 3 ай бұрын
Love watching your videos of Fame. He’s such a gorgeous boy! Have you (he) had any problems with being shaven so close to his skin? Skin irritations from pollen, bug bites, horse flies, etc? Just wondering. Not being critical. Love to see any videos you share with Fame. 💙🐴❣️
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
Thanks Kathy! Have been lucky to not have any issues when we used the fine or medium blade. That said I will probably stick to the medium blade this summer since it accomplishes the heat dissipation well but still offers a bit more protection.
@DonnaLane-pw4rg
@DonnaLane-pw4rg 3 ай бұрын
I am a disabled lady who can't mount a horse as every one else does, can the horse be trained to kneel, also I want to go back to the simple Way of life both in regards to working on a farm, as well as using wagons and carriages (like the Amish) Thank you for your time, Respectfully yours, Donna Lane Kingman Az USA
@user-dc8dh6mn2l
@user-dc8dh6mn2l 3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for making these videos!!! They honestly help sooo much and it makes it a lot easier 😊😊❤️
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
Hooray, that was the goal! I'm so glad!
@qalab_abbas
@qalab_abbas 3 ай бұрын
Ma'am i am on wheelchair and i want to buy a horse which is good for me light horse or draft in term of calmness and gentle??
@qalab_abbas
@qalab_abbas 3 ай бұрын
Breed??
@sageyates3964
@sageyates3964 3 ай бұрын
Just came across your channel, absolutely love your videos!!
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 3 ай бұрын
Yay! Thank you!
@Mainecoon_Izzy
@Mainecoon_Izzy 3 ай бұрын
Where are you? I’ll meet ya on my Haflinger mare🎉💜😁 Love the big boned horsey’s! 😂
@Niyx_editsxxxx
@Niyx_editsxxxx 4 ай бұрын
I’m 15 and started riding about half a year ago. I’m not sure when to get my own horse though and I get mixed opinions from people. My trainer right now says people should only get horses after 5-6+ years of riding under saddle but I’m not sure I want to stay on lesson horses that long cause I might not be able to improve as much as if I owned a horse. Can someone please give me some advice? :)
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 4 ай бұрын
Both approaches are valid. If you buy a horse now, the trouble you might run into is the horse that is safe & will help you progress now may not be the horse you enjoy in a few years when you have more skills. But I get that lesson horses aren’t always the most fun to ride either. If you can’t afford 2 horses, are you willing to sell your first horse to upgrade? Another consideration is if you plan on college - what will you do with your owned horse then? Leasing instead of owning might be a way to grow your skills faster, depending on what’s available in your area. No matter what you do, I would definitely make sure you have enough room in your budget to continue lessons and work with a trainer.
@Niyx_editsxxxx
@Niyx_editsxxxx 4 ай бұрын
@@HappieronaHorse Thank you so much for this advice! The problem is that I live in Australia so leasing isn’t really an option in the state I live in and As for college I will most likely be going locally. At the moment we are currently financially well too. Thank you again :)
@HappieronaHorse
@HappieronaHorse 2 ай бұрын
Sorry just saw this! That’s great, you’ve got a lot of advantages then! I hope you find the right fit. Horses are so life changing in the best way! ❤️