Wild Mustang Day One (part two) | 2021 Oklahoma Extreme Mustang Makeover Ep. 3

[@flamingomtn]

This horse is a great example of how different one mustang is from another. Thanks so much for all of your efforts on the part of the mustangs and for taking the time to share them with us.

[@suzanneyorkville]

I am SO excited to see more. He is gorgeous. I would love to have him but I live in Europe

[@Jayden_Coole]

Mam you dropped this 👑

[@jaeldekkers1]

Good. you!!! You should be very proud of yourself and your horse!

[@jaeldekkers1]

It's only the start, but it's good!

[@MeadowCreekFarmLife]

Loved this. You devote so much time and are to be commended for your dedication and patience. He is going to make someone very happy. 💜

[@joannepantale483]

It sure takes a lot of perseverance to do what you do so well. ❤

[@johnnorman1793]

Looking forward to part 3 camille, once he's all scrubbed up n groomed, he'll be a fine looking steed.! John, Perth, Western Australia

[@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx]

Yup every time I see him the name wrangler pops up in my head

[@arthurshat7793]

Oooh, love that!

[@kerry17]

This one you could call "PATCHY" for the patches of matted hair and for Apache. Thanks for sharing Camille. Your doing such a wonder job with him. I see him eating out your hands in a couple days, lol. Keep up the great work for the love of our Mustangs. God bless from Folsom, Louisiana

[@allegra2116]

love these videos

[@emelielarivee2774]

Love your patience. So amazing to watch. Stoked for your journey together! 🌲🌲💕💕

[@HannaPP]

You are amazing with this horses 😍

[@sarahshaw9839]

Hi , at first thought you were a bit of a cow girl , but I have become enthralled with your videos, much admire your technics with the wild mustangs so keep it up . My dream as a young girl was to tame a wild horse.

[@abigailjohnson314]

I love his blaze! I keep thinking you should call him PeekaBoo, for the way he hides behind the tree.

[@alisontabernor6332]

Well done. He's a gorgeous boy 🙂

[@jimcarlisle2309]

Wonderful

[@keithbuck5504]

You are a amazing woman and so clam when you training

[@31erallc12]

So glad to see someone NOT use a round pen.

[@ShinLeeChan]

The round pen has the big advantage to avoid any corner, in this way horse won't feel stuck in a corner. But I admire her for doing this job in a non round pen.

[@jeremywright1166]

Looking good. Just wondering how big he is. He looks like he'll be pretty flashy once you're able to clean him up. Keep up the great work. I'll be sure to watch his progress. I'm very interested in adopting a mustang after watching yours and Sam's channels.

[@CamillesMustangs]

He’s about 14.2

[@jeremywright1166]

@@CamillesMustangs thank you for getting back to me. Unfortunately I feel like the right horse for me is at least 15 hands. I'm almost 6ft and honestly on the slightly hefty side. I like stocky horses, mostly because I feel bad riding anything else.

[@gkseeton]

He is darling. I love how you let him move his feet so he knows he isn’t trapped but can decide to work or to stop and let you touch. All his moving of feet but not panicked...does this help him think?

[@cookpoo4966]

did y'all see the thing at 15:20 flying from right to left, stop at the fence for a sec and then up the tree in the middle? was that a ghost? :O so weird.. anyways: love u and all u do

[@lydz13]

Camille Camille Camille!!!! Please I got the best name for him! It just popped into my head when I watched your last video working with him, then I forgot and I just spent the last 20 min trying to remember and I got it!!! how about Zeppelin???!?!

[@tenilleborba]

Random question, but what are you going to college for? (I'm trying to figure out what I want to go to school for)

[@mayadouglaszz]

hes very similar to my 5yr old mare i just got! im definitely not as amazing as a trainer because it took be 6 days to get to the point of your day one but she reacted so similarly on day one. she’s extremely head shy

[@elizabethsmith2083]

I'm on love with him

[@bizay1992]

Hey! You’ve been so helpful, but I’m having a problem with my untouched mare. After working with her to touch and coming up to her, before too long she gets mad at the work and thinks about lunging at me, pinning ears and threading to kick. I have a carrot stick and flag to defend myself. What do you recommend I do? Thank you!!

[@aubreydaniels3994]

How does someone go about adopting a horse from you?

[@rocroc]

3 years ago now - I think talking during the training process gets the horse involved with you.

[@Serenitynow3]

❤️🐴 Great video & what superb patience you have with him! He’s really super sweet, just really nervous it seems. By the way, when you and other trainers (like Sam) go to sell your Mustangs, where can one go to see should we want to purchase one of the Mustang you gals have trained? 🐎❤️

[@CamillesMustangs]

He will be available at the Oklahoma Extreme Mustang Makeover in August 😁

[@kellyv4595]

Hi Camille! Do you sell your mustangs as well or do you train for other people? I'm located in Europe and it has been my dream to own a 'makeover mustang', so I'm exploring my options and looking into trainers that I like and I really love your approach.

[@ShinLeeChan]

She doesn't own any mustang that is going to take part to makeover event. So she can't directly sell anything to anyone. I don't really know if you can even make any bid from europe since auctions are live at the event.

[@ithulah]

I don't quite understand why when you first start touching him with the whip you push him over his threshold a few times... instead of giving him release after only a short touch, them building on that. I'm way more of a dog trainer so correct me if I'm wrong, but would it not be better if he didn't get used to running away when uncomfortable ... as far as you can help it that is. Release should ideally be matched closely in time to the right behaviour just as with training any animal.... Or that's usually the go. Or did you do it for impulse control reasons?He did fairly well as you continued so it perhaps isn't a problem, I'm more asking about your technique/thoughts on timing with release instantly after desired behaviour etc. I'm considering adopting a brumby, an Australian wild horse, so your videos are always interesting to me. Can't wait until you can get rid of those matts on his side!

[@wintersilverrain9291]

I felt this too, the amount of time the pressure is released doesn't seem long enough to let him think about whats being taught.... It all seems a little too fast for the first day tbh. But then like yourself I train dogs....but had horses (still have a keen interest) many years ago now. Just looks a little like bombardment rather than lessons.

[@CamillesMustangs]

I’m just judging his reaction to being touched. I wanted to see what the “worst” he could do was

[@brittanysue7465]

She did just fine, this is not a dog. Lol I think all should do your research before getting a wild horse . Us horse ppl breath eat and know wat horse want. Thats like us horse ppl go and try to train a dog. ( we dont know wat were doing ) just watch and learn because u don't know wat ur doing and u can get hurt. You need to know the horse's limits. Have a blessed day.

[@this.secretaccount]

@@brittanysue7465 she was simply asking a question and relating her knowledge to the subject so you don’t need to be on her butt about that just because you know something and someone else doesn’t, doesn’t mean they can’t ask about it try to be more humble

[@RSajtlava11]

He is such a handsome horse! Will he be colored like Jude? I see alot of silver in him.

[@mikehansard7024]

What will you do with him when you get him going ? Maybe for sale or trade ? He might make a keeper for a just past middle age guy

[@ShinLeeChan]

She took him for an event called "Extreme Makover". She has 100 days to train him and then take part to the event. Best horses will be then adopted with an auction. Nobody can go to BLM take a mustang then sell or trade him (unless 1 year passed from the adoption). There are strict rules for these horses to avoid any buyer that could send them to slaughter.

[@Dinoxt12]

Good session Girl...Yum.

[@thegoddesspele100]

damn girl you are good

[@tinycrazy_1353]

Okay but like since he’s so snorty and spooky you should totally name home something cute and sweet. I just feel like it would be funny to name a big guy something cute

[@conniekempf4050]

Kitty-Kitty... I always wanted to use that name.

[@rosegarden9575]

Check out When Horses Chose by Mia Lykke-Nielsen KZbin videos. You'll love her. She gives them one corner to be "safe". The rest of the pen is hers. She talks about hierarchy. Very cool. And so are you!

[@elizabethsmith2083]

I would love to give him a for ever home

[@leahmariegrundyequestrian3061]

I heard that you are helping someone I forgot her name but her channel is gypsy equestrian. btw he is so cute.

[@gkseeton]

Really? 🥸

[@leahmariegrundyequestrian3061]

@@gkseeton Yes gypsy Equestrian said that in her latest video.

[@gkseeton]

@@leahmariegrundyequestrian3061 good choice on her part. My pony and I benefited greatly from a lesson with Camille.

[@roughdraft3738]

@Leah Marie Grundy her name is marina (I watch her too!)

[@denidejanivanov]

release time nanoseconds

[@jesseelisabeatty3259]

over 20 years ago my friend bought an expensive horse. from day one..he loved me ..shes tbe one who fed him..and he still chose me. i said hes just " fickle" and likes short red heads..insted of beautiful blondes..lol she named him " fickle" as a cute factor. its like my african grey parrot..lol hes so nice and loves on my friend..ive had him 26 years..

[@The63blonde]

Monty would be a good name

[@myjeezebel]

❣

[@joannegoldman2205]

Name suggestion..trepidation

[@laurent7336]

How tall is he

[@CamillesMustangs]

About 14.2

[@bryannagrace519]

ive had my mustang for a week now and just barely touched him today, he freaked out and wont let me near him again :(

[@bryannagrace519]

update, he let me touch him one more time. im going to attempt to hand feed him hay soon

[@amiekp]

Have you been in the pen with him? I think because mustangs are used to eating from the ground and running from predators it might be a bit confusing for the horse? I think what Camille does in this video with just trying to stay close to the horse until it shows interest in you and then backing up 3 or 4 steps to relieve the pressure the horse feels from being a prey animal close to a predator (us). Does that make sense?

[@bryannagrace519]

@@amiekp yes it does! i’ve been watching alot of her vids and trying different things with my mustang to see which is most effective with him. anytime i feed him, i stay close to let him come near me on his own, which he does and now he comes up to the fence when he sees me coming :) he also nearly ate hay directly from my hand, he came up to smell me twice as well

[@angelamccoll7014]

I think that you are doing really good so far, but boy he is a very reactive type isn’t he. I’m glad that you were able to get his tag off. I think that he might be slower to trust in the beginning but you’ll get there with your methods. Do you ever just sit or stand in his pen with him and just watch? I’m just wondering if that would help him with the human trust issues. Keep up your great work and I’m enjoying yours and Sam’s videos of these great training methods. 👍

[@Circles0901]

👍🏻🇨🇱

[@catzdollz9810]

He wants to go home with Sam? 😁

[@mb3184]

New to horses and your videos, but is there a reason that you don't baby talk him a lot why you work with him? You give him a few "good boys" but you don't narrate to him really what you are doing, granted he probably wouldn't understand.

[@ShinLeeChan]

Horses aren't dogs, they understand body language. But she talks alot in many videos.