Learning to Lead | Day Six with a Wild Mustang

[@DustyReinsStories]

Thank you for bringing out the aspect that being too quiet while working with a horse is not a good thing. Some take the "horse whisperer" thing a bit too literal.

[@sesshigirl405]

the snort is strong with this boy

[@patriciaflood8874]

T

[@erika7674]

'When I unhalter a horse I want to be the first one that steps away.' Well said!

[@catherinex7581]

Merci pour toutes ces vidéos. C est passionnant , un bonjour de la France 💖💖💖 🔵⚪🔴

[@flamingomtn]

He's so vocal. I love how each horse has its own unique personality. Thanks so much for these great videos!

[@catherinex7581]

C est passionnant de vous regarder ..quel boulot.. il a de la chance d être chez vous.

[@jimcarlisle2309]

Amazing video!

[@toasted_equestrian]

He looks gorgeous in the halter! Such a pretty boy. He’s a good thinker too. You really picked a good one

[@pippakay7234]

I think he's going to always be a snorty horse it seems its just his way. Kind of cute actually. He's coming on really well and he definitely trusts you more each session. Great.👍😀👍

[@PunkRockBarbie]

I love it his snorting!! He's very expressive

[@crazycountrygirl7409]

So I am 14 and am starting to train as kind of a business. I train very very similar to you with 'domestics.' The filly I am training right now isn't skittish at all because we raised her out of a gentle kill pen mare, but my personal mare was crazier than that stang you got there and soon will be training for a lady who's horse is scared of everything on the ground. I bought my mare from my parents when I was twelve and a couple weeks ago I gave a pony ride to one of my friends who had never before even sat on a horse. I can't wait till I am 18 so that I can get a stang. My parents think that they are basically wolves even halter broke stangs, though they have met very gentle stangs that had been barely touched. It is really fun watching you because you mix all the trainers to make it work for you like I often do. I do tend to lean towards Parelli horsemanship but it all is the same concept.

[@krista9755]

I love how he snorts every time he’s thinking about something😂

[@Delete1645]

People that don’t need to deal with this thinks that leading a horse is just something they automatically know.....but it’s not😉 you go girl!!!!!!

[@bella-vg9dt]

That is so true finally someone educating people on desensitizing horses seriously no one does this and they wonder where they have a spooky horse

[@1lesa242]

I really like the idea of not just excepting your horse to move and do circles around you. 😊 Great video thank you

[@MrJc54]

Enjoy watching work these horse I have 2 I have had awhile need to get to work with them

[@robertmoore6700]

Great looking horse and coming around quite well. You do a really good job with all your horses.

[@rosegarden9575]

I like how you praise him a lot. They learn language and they like the praise...

[@karlakoehn7054]

Awesome love how you explain what your doing & why & such a gorgeous boy!

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

He’s a ‘talker.’ 😂🥰

[@millystar1628]

I love your videos, I watch you when I need confidence and I love how you train!! You have helped me so much in my training with my mustang ❤️

[@rplmommy]

Lovely job Camille! Keep it up! My husband and I are watching you progress with him... and I was telling him with the right owner and expert hands he’d be so lovely for cross country, and eventing... but whatever he does he’ll Be a solid steed that can move and hustle with his human partner!! we call him “Snorty McSnorty Pants!”

[@CamillesMustangs]

Love that!

[@sandysgrandgirlssandysswee2492]

He stomps like a little kid getting frustrated! Funny!!!!

[@luizafonseca_]

I love his conformation! His face is lovely and he is very well put together 😍

[@sugarboots2000]

Brutus you are doing great!!

[@felizshaw192]

You are amazeing thank you so much you have the spirit of an old soul no offense

[@mikebailey3571]

I'm so glad that you let people know that he still has flight tendencies! If ya watch his ears and his hide twitching you know it's there! But , he is also coming around to you very nicely! Keep up the good work! Also thanks for continuing to show the world your training Technics

[@judiejanulin87]

You are doing a good job as far as your training methods. Not bad at all!!

[@Mindyluvspilates]

Hope you are happy & healthy.... been missing your videos

[@R2Dselva1217]

For long time im searching for a horse trainer now i got u. ur videos all are very useful to me thank you 🙏🙏

[@jesseelisabeatty3259]

Ps..that green horse worked really good on the elderly ladys bed sores..and on a few others..THANK YOU ! It also worked on my dog chewing her grass summer itch skin..it worked on a scratch an elderly person had from falling and a scrape..that stuff is amazing. (Works on sweat rash under arms and bra. ( me lol) a little goes a long way. ( new experiment.we have to wear very thick mask and gloves..3 of us are getting " rashes or sensitive skin because of it..me..its working good..convinced co worker to try it ..doing better. Its not cheap..but damn its working really well. And its natural. ( i swear im going to go to go to nasa buy a space suit .lol buy me the green horse coat myself..thanks for suggesting it.it does work..( takes a few coats but wow.. Is such a relief to not see my elderly lady cry and says it feels better and can sit up for a while.THANK YOU.you are honest and didnt just try to sell something that dont work. You used it yourself .you wouldent ever harm your horses.so i tried it. It works

[@CamillesMustangs]

It is great stuff! I am so glad you like it!

[@jeepgirl3815]

your videos are priceless, thank you!

[@kerry17]

Camille, have you ever heard of Professor Beery? I think I spelled his name correct. Let me know if possible? Thanks for sharing. Hope you had an awesome Christmas and please have a safe and Happy New Year. God bless.

[@stormmary1]

Great work, thanks again for sharing 💗

[@nataliefuller5225]

Hey Camille! I love your work with the mustangs. You are so kind and understanding with them and I look up to you and hope to be as good a horsewoman as you someday!

[@CamillesMustangs]

Thank you!

[@emmalynn6457]

His snorting to soo cute😂😌

[@emilyb4583]

I'm not sure why it surprised me, but the process of teaching him to lead was a lot like leash training the semi-feral puppies I fostered earlier this year. Except puppies are a lot smaller lol.

[@MarcJoly-g2e]

Oh boy finally i can her the video...

[@katelyncunningham66]

Hey Camille!!

[@CamillesMustangs]

Hey Hey! Thanks for being early!

[@gailkarabell7381]

You have your work cut out for you with this guy! You have a ton of patience for sure.

[@johnsmithland7325]

Wow in a parking lot

[@tammybaker8577]

I know what you mean cause I'm very afraid of spiders. I get chills up my spine when I even see a pic of one. Lol. Us old ones are stuck in our own ways. You know the old saying, "you can't teach an old dog new tricks." I guess that goes for anything or anyone.

[@alixbehan1985]

the snorts out of him.....lol love seeing he progrees

[@lisac2766]

Could he have vision issues on that side? Seeing as its his "bad" side, and he feels the need to have you in both eyes? Just curious if that might be the case

[@kimleon5857]

Finding him in the woods wont be a problem with that much noise he makes =D

[@terriimel2682]

I had a snorty arab. She was a hoot!

[@faithayer1780]

Thank you, these training videos are so helpful.

[@seasands3486]

Your phone is better pic than the other. I agree with not tip toeing around them...

[@erika7674]

What a lovely boy. He's trying so hard to make sense of it all, getting used to you being 'loud and obnoxious'!! (Your words!). I'm sure your running commentary is quite reassuring, too. Those new neural pathways are developing well! By the way, do you ever turn up at school late and smelling of horses?!!

[@MarcJoly-g2e]

This is Marc from Canada again, now I'm hearing a noise that I think is coming from the horse is it me or is it from the horse..

[@aricschneider7019]

He is the most amazing horse ever!! What happened to him? Did you sell him?

[@joycefranco8852]

Love your videos! Brutus is a real snorter! Habit? Or is he irritated?

[@CamillesMustangs]

It is a fear response

[@joycefranco8852]

@@CamillesMustangs thanks, Camille....learning so much from watching you

[@deaton123able]

Good Boy There ...

[@tammybaker8577]

How many hands is he?

[@tammybaker8577]

And since you've given him a break has his snorting stopped?

[@mauriziomauro8845]

🥰🥰🥰🐎😍😍😍

[@paytensechrist5292]

Me and my dad are getting a mustang to train and work and trail ride with

[@ReibahDarling]

Camille, Is there any reason or situation that he is stomping his foot at you? Fear? Impatience?

[@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx]

Idk if it’s my phone or the sun in the video, but I think it’s my phone... but there’s a sun spot on the tree and a sun beam coming off the barn 😬

[@cjcowboy9757]

If a person never train a horse before and they go to train a wild mustang is it easy to train a horse

[@callmemaddy]

no

[@cjcowboy9757]

Hey do u live in east taxes

[@kayablouin3662]

Does he stay in that area or is he used to the others

[@CamillesMustangs]

He gets turned out with the others now but only after he learned to lead and catch

[@PatriseHenkel]

Mr. Snorty!

[@hannahskarphol2434]

Post more

[@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx]

A loud rider makes quiet horses 🙃

[@coragreer4426]

What’s his HMA?

[@Gastassa]

A wild mustang dont realy act like that on the 2 weks would he?

[@kitkatthebobcat6556]

Are you suggesting he's not wild? Lol. Maybe they wouldn't be so well behaved if you didn't work with him. But she's been working with him, and it shows!

[@PunkRockBarbie]

They absolutely can, depends on the personality. I worked with 2, one was terrified of everything, extremely reactive. The other was practically a puppy about a week in. He was more brave, like Julius. Some take a lot of time, some not so much.

[@jesseelisabeatty3259]

I know its a stupid question..( someone else asked me..idk so.) Can you put liquid band aid on the nose to protect it some? Or kind of where its at use vet wrap? To protect it? She also ask is he always going to be " snorty" that if thats him.( like people lol i roll my eyes alot or or a deep sigh..done it all my life..) Tried to expain the snort is him processing stuff and stress relief anda lil nervous but trying hard.( dont know if i gave her correct anwser.sorry.)that like her asking alot of questions. When she is learning new stuff..he is too .hes a lil uncomfortable but kinda like you.when you breathe. That youre used to being in retail now youre in customer service.it kinda freaks you out but youre ok.the more positive you experiene is..its like you..out of your comfort zone but..you are starting to relax a bit..you will get more comfident when you are getting positive feedback and do the same task..you get ready to be ok learning new things because youve had positive experience..( i dont know if i explained that to her correct..im not a trainer or like you have a shit ton of experience lol ive never had the experiene or honer of having a wild horse

[@jesseelisabeatty3259]

Ps shes learning about mustangs..she wants one but she says..im not ready.i have alot to learn..( she takes lessons rides well, mucks stalls..etc.has land , shelter etc..feeeding..vet farrier down but.she has her heart set on a mustang.she says shes not getting one untill she knows her ass from her elbow ( lmfao) im proud she wants to wait.she says im going to have it long term i have to find my perfect match.it may not be beautiful outside. But id rather have brains than beauty. Something worth the effort that its a two sided partnership..love at first sight on both behalfs.love that. ( like her shelter dog.) But shes going to go to auctions watch..and learn. Talk to experienced people .( told her ( like i did spend money take a vet and farrier get their opion..its worth the money..and saves you in the long run ..dont want lame or sick but also if it can be fixed get the green light.) Take someone experienced.they can watch that horse move and tell what its ability will be..trail, barrels, pleasure, possible cow horse..and its temperment and nature..( julius..hes curious kind, sweet..a people lover..a good beginner horse..because hes so curious ..he moves smooth..he seems like hed be a good trustable laid back trail riding horse that comfortable to ride. Brutus is flashy moves smooth but too much for a " beginner" with no experience with a mustang. Hed be too much horse..im not an expert but i ve had horses 20 years ago. Learned my lessons the hard way before i got smart took a vet and my farrier to check the horse out..i hope im giving her good advice. I told her dont feel " sorry" for something..it will cost you alot..and you will be sorry. A vet or farrier cant be 100 percent on but..they CAN tell you if its lame, or the issues they see at first sight..that mabe can be fixed or avoid..ie hoof absess vs navicular or founder, too skinny when the rest arent..scours, respiratory. Vision problems..etc

[@ZEC67]

LOL

[@karenwilliams6662]

great job!!..im not a fan of the blm people they cause so many of these beautiful horses 2 get killed in the roundups or hurt real bad..id rather they all remain free but if some of them can get lucky & be adopted out to good homes than thats great..these make some good horses if they can be trainable..if not its good that rescues can save them from the kill pens & set them free.