Driving 4 stallions together!! FIRST TIME!

[@mariephenix7168]

I am so lucky to have find you! Wonderfully work. Marie from Québec, Canada

[@LovuxTheGreat]

Wow! Usually I'm of the opinion that most male horses should be gelded for reasons related to human safety and quality of life for the stud. But you provide your stallions with physical and mental exercise by giving them a purpose/job (driving), AND they have their social needs met (almost identical to how wild stallions form bachelor groups when they are too young/old to defend a harem of mares by themselves) instead of isolating the poor stud and forbidding him from ever be a herd animal ever again. No wonder these lads looked so calm and confident when they were pulling that cart! You guys have done an awesome job training and raising them. Subscribed!

[@hitchinfarm]

Thanks! And welcome

[@whistlebare]

I can’t believe the baby boys are all grown up! 😮. Loved this video - thank you.

[@allerleivonanisai]

Amazing ❤. Lovely payoff for all the work and patience! Congratulations 👏

[@hitchinfarm]

Thanks!

[@chrisgransbury9969]

So much work put in, so calm, just love it! Wish you weren't 5 hours away! When and where do you publish future dates,( just in case!)?

[@hitchinfarm]

I have been meaning to for ages but keep forgetting! I will list them on the page tomorrow

[@chrisgransbury9969]

@@hitchinfarmBrilliant! You must struggle to fit everything in... still I doubt that boredom is ever an issue!!

[@hitchinfarm]

🤣 It is not

[@fion1flatout]

How are you getting on with keeping them in the woods? Did you have to remove any sycamore or yew? Asking as I have a few acres of woods

[@hitchinfarm]

We haven't had to yet, but we're planning on fencing it all off longer term for pigs, just putting in our grant application today