Gentling Mustangs, day 1 of the Georgia tip challenge

[@rachelpotter2045]

Congtats on your baby girl..I'm a new subscriber and I just love what u do with these horses.. I run across your channel watching mustang makeovers...I binged watched alot of your video's. the love and respect u have for the horses is amazing.. keep up the great work..

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Welcome as a new subscriber, and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos

[@amandamannyhorselife7968]

Ahhh congrats on the new baby and OMG god bless you girl to be out there so fast your so awsome go team mama

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Thank you

[@destinationaddictionsamsar7894]

My biggest tip is pressure and reases. That feel and timing play a big part. That your body is giving out signals that they pick it up even if you don't realize it. Be aware of your body and what signals you're putting out. Just my looking at them and facing them is creating pressure but turning your body sideways and showing your flank that's less intemating. Making them move and cut off their movement then walking away they're tempted to follow you as they see you as a leader. It better to not try and force a horse to learn a completely different language. Because they speak body language, pressure and reases is a big part of their language but not all of it because they speak horse. Watching a horse claim other horses into their herd creating a higharky and bonds. These are the many things we can never teach a horse because we only understand haft the things they say.

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Yes it's important to understand horse language for sure

[@_Chessa_]

in the wild, horses do drive each other around quite a bit. Stallions do it to his mares. The lead mare will drive the herd by making pressure on the herd and then leading the way to a different area she knows is best. But I am curious how this will turn out with the horses. Thanks for posting this.

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

I've actually spent time watching Mustangs out in the wild.... its fascinating

[@Birddog1227Blogspot]

Great Job! New Sub also, Congratulations on all the wonderful things you have in progress! Especially being a Mom💯

[@ghostrunners2988]

Congratulations on your baby girl! I just recently found your channel and already love it! I'm hoping to adopt a BLM mustang soon, so your videos are very helpful. 😊

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Awesome! Mustangs are great

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Thank you

[@Rickiesgurl]

You got a new sub here! Hey from Manitoba!

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Welcome!

[@ATF920]

Could you tell me a little more about how you worked with gentling 2 unhandled mustangs at the same time. I'd like to get 2 but I'm not sure the best way to work with them in the same pen.

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

I usually separate them for training

[@angfollo]

Congrats on your baby girl, what did you name her and are you excited to get back into riding

[@HarmonyHorsemanship]

Evelyn... so excited to ride again but giving my body some healing time

[@angfollo]

@@HarmonyHorsemanship oohhhhh I love that name and that's good that your taking a little time off to heal