Day One With A Skittish Wild Mustang

[@raegay494]

He’s going to be even prettier when he’s filled out! I love his neck and how it connects to his big shoulders. So handsome!

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi

[@savanna1749]

❤️ love all the mustangs coming through that we are lucky enough to see

[@ImHotIPromise]

The moment it clicks with them and they realize that touch is a positive thing - it's so incredibly beautiful.

[@luizafonseca_]

I'd call him Snort 😂 or Snorty, or something like that. It's funny how much he snorted during these sessions

[@irfanmohammed3754]

❤💋💋💋💋❤

[@lianna_burgener]

He's so beautiful! He seems like such a smart boy. I can tell that he's definitely figuring things out pretty quick. He's going to make such an amazing riding horse.

[@maybaby13x]

The head, shoulders, knees and toes was adorable! He seems reactive but very intelligent. You can tell as it clicks for him and he processes, he really gets it. I love that you can see when he logs it in his mind as a good memory to learn from. He'll come on leaps and bounds in the next couple of weeks and I'm really excited to watch you two!

[@teresajohnson7233]

So glad I found your channel. I love that you show all of your training. That you don’t cut out anything. Love watching these beautiful mustangs

[@irfanmohammed3754]

❤💋💋💋💋❤

[@kdris12hihi]

It's funny, I like watching the reactive mustangs more just because it is interesting, but I know I would prefer the super calm ones.

[@MagnetMagicGirl]

Same! I also like seeing how the technique shifts around when dealing with skittish horses versus calmer ones.

[@lesliesmith9169]

You have a real good eye for a nice horse. Looks like standard or thorough bred blood. Whatever he is nice.

[@jaded1600]

I know he wasn't your 1st pick..but he's gorgeous! Fyi I'm pretty positive he liked your singing! 🐎🎶🎵

[@livs_critters55]

I like how you give your viewers completely raw footage

[@krickette]

Wow he's built so nice! Love how uphill his movement is. This is a gem for sure

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi baby how are you

[@Rebelgirl-kv6bd]

Oh my goodness he is beautiful 😍 I tell you what he got that whoa down perfectly, lol.

[@stormmary1]

He is gorgeous! And looks like will be a sweetheart too. Great work, he's a gem♥️

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi boss how are you fine beautiful Boss

[@davidhazelip3884]

He is a beautiful mover, great top line, very good first day connection

[@Nova-ls6cw]

He’s such a beauty. You look so amazing with all the horses. How do you trailer them if you have like a 16 hour ride? Also I love the name Aztec for him.

[@teresameisner4895]

He's beautiful! And so expressive with his snorts! It's hard to believe he is a mustang as I don't see scars or scratches they usually have. He's going to be a nice one!

[@aubreydaniels3994]

I love that your approach is always very gentle, & never forceful or harsh in anyway. Learning a whole lot from your videos. Thank you!!

[@robbinrice6972]

1:12:16 this was a very helpful video of the first day! It was done so we can see everything. Thanks so so much.

[@passionatehorsemanship3334]

Aww he loved your singing. He's gorgeous

[@joehoa6298]

Je trouve que vous faites un magnifique travail. Realy beautiful And good job. I love

[@lpequestrian46]

I love how you put the whole training session in the video it is soo helpful to see everything.

[@kirapyromantic4431]

I love watching you and others gentling them. Its amazing to see how much training is changing.

[@majja070994]

I had been looking forward for this one ! I wish you all the best of luck !

[@evyrichard3844]

lovely soft and graceful moves. Looks like he will be a smooth ride. Thanks for connecting so nicely with him. well done!

[@kirapyromantic4431]

He is stunning. I don't know how you are able to let them go afterwards.

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

He's absolutely gorgeous! I luv when he's like okay you can touch my nose.

[@daskrummelmonster5384]

Wow...what a Boy, i Love his Confirmation he looks very much like his Andalusian Ancestors, straight Legs, big Hoofs and build uphill....very nice pick....👍👍👍👍Take Care Dagmar

[@jeanfish7]

6 yrs is a long time to be a stallion, if he was a " batchelor ", he has probably been chased off, bullied and generally living his life always in defensive mode.

[@katelynncheyanne2937]

This particular HMA is known for being more defensive and reactive than other mustangs

[@jnicole3926]

Isn’t that sad. That 6 years is a long time to be a stallion. I wish there was a better solution to what the government deems appropriate for wild horses. Trapping thousands at a time, separating, and selling ( mist of which end up in slaughter after that time limit lifts) heart breaking.

[@jeanfish7]

@@jnicole3926 better to trap castrate and find good homes than face starvation, disease and being killed but predators. Especially if the stallion is NOT the herd leader. In Northern California, we have a population of wild horses. Some are born wild, others " escape from the ranch...literally ". And sorry, I've been up all night with a sick dog.. apologies for the miss spelling!:)

[@Thenakedforager]

Just like with humans and other animals those first few kisses will ALWAYS be the best! He’s an absolute beauty and I love your style of gentling in.x

[@firefrost9718]

OMG this guy is a natural for dressage. You did great with him today Camille, he's going to be a challenge but so worth it with what I could see today. Looking forward to watching this guy 's journey, put a huge smile on my face. Really good video!

[@CamillesMustangs]

Thank you! I definitely think he was born for dressage!

[@firefrost9718]

@@CamillesMustangs . Very welcome! Can't wait to see how he looks under tack lol. Enjoy the day and be safe

[@kaycrochetcreations964]

I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel. Love watching you work with these horses! This new fellow is grand

[@blanc.and.noir.]

Super excited for this one! Best of luck!

[@r.a.o.h.]

You are such an amazing person🤗😁❤️🐎

[@CG_Official_]

Hey! It’s Claire from the TIP challenge. I just wanted to tell you thanks for being so nice and taking pictures with me. You did great with all of your mustangs.

[@CamillesMustangs]

You are welcome! It was good to meet you and your family

[@CG_Official_]

Camille's Mustangs I also wanted to let you know that me and my 19 year old barrel horse will be joining you for your clinic on Saturday!

[@CamillesMustangs]

Can't wait!

[@CG_Official_]

Camille's Mustangs Same! So excited

[@texaschick6153]

Great first day! Congratulations!🙌🏻

[@nancyannsoltis1055]

1st time watcher. Your very patient, interesting. Loved how detailed your explanations are. Wish you had a better mick, so you could be heard better. Found, Saw you at the auctions. Very interesting. Will continue to watch your channel. Good luck and god bless you with your training of this beautiful horse.❤

[@sydneyelmore5808]

He looks dominant, like Rue. Seems really challenging like she was (Roulette) but also Thank you for these. Its helping a lot. I'm being mentored by a really good msutang trainer, but seeing the variety in people's training is setting me up for success and you and Sam are the biggest help for me right now. I dont know any horse people and am starting on my own basically 😂

[@KellyeR1970]

Check out Think Like a Horse he's been on KZbin over 10 yrs and has some really great videos on pressure and release check back to some if his older videos lots of great stuff. He's teaching style is very similar to Camille.

[@ashbrea381]

I've been watching Camille and Sam too, and taking notes for the future since I don't have access to horses where I live.

[@gregorymorris1467]

Beautiful horse. Love your channel. I don’t own a horse but I would love to one day.

[@Tobirulezs]

so red dead redemption ended me up here and I gotta say its a joy watching!

[@CamillesMustangs]

Welcome to the mustang world!

[@Tobirulezs]

@@CamillesMustangs you're really good at what you do! I would think a wild horse would take longer to tame but you make it look so easy 👍

[@ShinLeeChan]

@@Tobirulezs A wild stallion would be a true challenge for sure, but I bet she could tame him too. :)

[@mikemoore4702]

Unbelievable. You are an amazing trainer.

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi

[@barbglaw3212]

He is a gorgeous horse. You picked a beauty.

[@loripeaceandlove6391]

Wow! I just found your channel. PraiseGod! Your such an amazing kind trainer. It breaks my heart to think of all the horses that are broke thru violent trainers. He is one beautiful horse and I’m excited to watch his transformation. PeaceAndLove Lori

[@ZodiacLeopard.]

Since you have Julius, perhaps this one could be Augustus?

[@jeanfish7]

I like that too, short name " Gus":)

[@irenepotter2709]

I have just found your channel and amazed how kind you are in gaining their confidence. The only thing is I can't hear what you are saying :o(

[@amechelb]

Wish I had time to watch the full video but thanks for posting it! Such a great resource to have to refer back to for people getting their mustangs.

[@joshepherd9095]

Watching with great interest as this guy has a skittish nature the same as my new project two year old colt (Australian brumby). He is even has a similar colour and height.

[@maddalenahylton]

It would be awesome if you could do a new barn tour!!

[@sugarboots2000]

This one looks fast. I like him. Can't wait for your next video!

[@sugarboots2000]

Third video that is

[@paxtoncat9795]

He got so far in just this one day! You’re doing great with him!

[@irfanmohammed3754]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@jazminecollins2199]

I am a HUGE fan! i love what you teach! i also ride and i have a few questions about it.

[@katelynj8727]

I can’t wait for more of these videos with the new guy

[@hannegeusens184]

I discovered your youtube channel and i am always happy to see your videos. You explain everything very good and are a great trainer. I really learn from your videos. I train irish cobs, sometimes i get them "wild" from ireland. They are not as wild als you mustangs offcourse I have a 10yo irish cob mare at the moment that didn't knew anything besides a halter. She was only used as a brood mare and just left in the field to handle things on her own. And i am pretty sure they didn't put the halter on the gentle way.... As i watch this video, i see a lot of similarities with this gelding and our irish cob mare. Although she is getting there, i can get her out of the field, lead her, brush her and lift her feet up without problem. I am very curious to see your journey with this gelding and hope to learn more as a trainer from it so i can train our horses even better. Thanks for uploading these video's. some suggestions for gelding names: Jack, Cooper, Flynn, Elvis, Bradley, Diego, Bob, Jimmy,...

[@thedragonsden6517]

He's so smart and I think he's going to fill out nicely! I think the name Lionheart or Mr. Darcy would he cute 😁

[@karinstevens1881]

Please post more videos! Love them !

[@CamillesMustangs]

Just posted!

[@heistandhorses876]

This mustang is just like my mustang Onyx. I adopted Onyx in marcg and he is also from eagle. He is seven and was caught when 5. He is pretty reactive and at first got spooked by everything.

[@ANGELplaysLP]

SUch a pretty boy. Ceep up with ur good work.

[@barbiewarner530]

love 2 watch both u n sam.love those horses.what a studly guy u have.now thats the american mustang.he looks lke the mustag in 500 miles.it might b him 2beautiful

[@PatriseHenkel]

Such a strong handsome horse!

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi

[@donnasmith2338]

Even if it’s a mare she could be Cassidy!

[@ericlakota6512]

This girl will end up with great hose she make great horses i hope she gets good money for how well she breaks horse

[@tThisNThat]

Smart guy, so beautiful.

[@bearythoughts1849]

He maybe skittish but he is curious and clever and he has become really brave in such a short time. Maybe Warrior would be the name for him? He honk grunts I wonder what stage he will grow out of it. If he doesn't his nickname could be honky Tonk 😁

[@catiep4447]

with your experience do you ever think i'd be able to find a mustang big enough for me? I'm 6ft 1in, I'd love to get one down the road but most are just so small. Love watching you work! Lots of cool tips and tricks :)

[@MBrusaZappellini]

I don’t know... maybe his name is Snort...? (One of my past horses had a paddock neighbor named Snort...a gorgeous dapple grey Arabian...he was such a character, and an incredible mover! ) I do like this new Mustang, Camille- it will be interesting to see his top line develop....make a pretty picture with that long neck and deep shoulder

[@stuffstuffstuffyay]

Wonderful, so good at it. 😍

[@edmcwv]

He has come a long way in a short time.

[@cicibradley2809]

Now Julius adores you. This one will too.

[@erika7674]

Wow! A lot was achieved in one hour and nineteen minutes.

[@bearythoughts1849]

What a beauty , Diablo or Diego or Benson or Samson or waldo, Neville because he was from Nevada could be good names for him.

[@blaisearwyn3405]

Skittish but so handsome

[@adelineweinheimer3129]

he reminds me of Julius, because of all the snorts

[@myronschabe]

As an aside you look a lot like Amy Schumer...she rocks! As do you for doing this kind work!

[@the_rivers_fam250]

Good job girl!

[@candlegrave]

he’s gonna be really pretty once you’ve got him all cleaned up and shaped up

[@k.wilki0392]

Favorite Roman theme names: Justus, Atticus, Felix, Lucius, Philo, Remus, and 🏛URBAN🏛!

[@westonmavis6566]

Wow he’s beautiful

[@myronschabe]

He looks and acts like he has some Thoroughbred in him...I wonder if that is a genetic possibility where-ever he is from?...perhaps an escapee joined the wild horses....really elegant looking...

[@OWK000]

Sensitive guy. nice tho. Funny you want to chase him out of his safe spot. Mia Lykke Nielsen always lets them have a safe spot. mmm. I have to watch this video again

[@britneyfirehunter8984]

Can someone tell me why her horse cut his foot open day by day volgs horse cut his foot open and at my local barn one of the horses just cut his foot open.... 👀 wt - heck

[@Ty-ft2ej]

It would be so cool if next time you got a burro!!

[@jeannepadilla8309]

You are sweating more than the mustang I think it’s that sunburn you got at the auction! Lol

[@rhywnn]

So what type of training do you do? I never worked with a wild horse, nor use pressure like this. My main training is dogs so this is a bit foreign to me. I definitely see him learning and growing with you which is really beautiful. To learn this I would also like to learn what the style is and what type of training this is so that I can learn myself before I even think about touching an animal. Kinda like learning how to load a clicker or use a clicker before ever touching a dog. I would like to learn more about the style of training. Please don't take this as a challenge. It just me trying to learn.

[@jnicole3926]

I really hope these horses make it to good homes after training. Thats the only thing that I wish I could change here. For you to keep until you can sell to good homes instead of giving back to gov to sell to questionable homes.

[@katelyncunningham66]

Hey Camille! I need your help. I absolutely love horses and have ridden for as long as I can remember. I love what you do. I really want to be a trainer as well when I am older, the only problem is I don't know how. I have been looking at some schools but I can't find one that I agree with. How did you do it Camille?

[@r.a.o.h.]

Lots and lots and lots of hard work❤️ You will get there eventually 🤗😁

[@jeanfish7]

Try to get an apprenticeship with a reputation trainer, the work is hard, pay, minimal, but the experience? Priceless

[@petrairene]

There are no schools teaching horsemanship and horse training. You need to find a person who is good at it and willintg to teach you. A ton of horse trainers come form horsey families, where they picked it up from a parent or uncle or something. If you don't have that and don't have a TON of money to learn it via paid lessons, you need to go the apprentice road. Which is quite hard and you need to make sure beforehand that you actually get taught something in return for your hard work. Plus, you have to take into account that making horse training your livelyhood, financially depending on clients to pay you is not that rosy either. Unless you are really high end and you can be picky which clients you take and which you don't, actually the humans attached to those horses can be really annoying. And even if you go the horse trainer route, you need a plan B job qualification because a, working with horses has it's dangers, you can get hurt to an extent that you can no longer ride well or you are so fed up with long hours of hard work, little pay and being treated badly by customers. You have to be realistic about the job or you have no chance at all.

[@lornathorpe1632]

@@petrairene Good advice.

[@n4tef180]

BraveHeart seems like a good name for him.

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hello

[@Sueg4332]

great job

[@meaghannescheering2522]

I have a two year old mustang mare from Eagle NV!!!

[@MarcJoly-g2e]

I am so sorry for myself cause unfortunately i missed half of your training

[@jugaloking69dope58]

would like to know who to check out for one of those yearlings? am interested how long it would take and how.

[@meaghannescheering2522]

Also can you do a tutorial on how you teach the rear and spanish walk???

[@h.a.harris7423]

Would you ever consider a project with an off-track TB or Standardbred?

[@adriasm72]

You mention the stepping towards you initially as curiosity which you rewarded by stepping back but to me this looks like threat and aggression. Please explain

[@mepperly07]

Curious where you learned your techniques? I have had horses most of my life and so wish I had learned natural horsemanship sooner there were so many horses and ponies I could have done so much better with.

[@CamillesMustangs]

Practice practice practice! I take as many opportunities as I can to learn

[@irfanmohammed3754]

Hi melissa how are you

[@bella-vg9dt]

Hes very smart

[@joancooley5381]

Wow! He’s nothing like Julius.

[@madyson3439]

To all the horses who have ever gotten hurt. How the heck do you do the things you do

[@joancooley5381]

This one is nice, but can you do more with Julius?????

[@CamillesMustangs]

Working on his videos now! There will be more of both boys, the videos just take a long time to edit and upload and I am also a full-time college student :)

[@liv6645]

Question was tuxedo a Mustang u trained but then you decide to keep her? I’m kind a new still.

[@saltysynthesizers]

Yes, she trained and kept her.

[@edmcwv]

We need a name for this guy. Apache would be good.