Hoof Restoration with Farrier Commentary - ASMR - Oddly Satisfying

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[@21unfortunatesidequests]

Love the commentary! It really helps give a clear understanding of everything that's going on and the technical terms for what your seeing. Thank you for this nice addition in the video, I really appreciate it.

[@shaylablueangel]

Yes! I wanted to know what and how they did things. I love to be able to understand what looking at.

[@lenaadams786]

I liked the voice over, you get a complete picture of the process you're performing.

[@quinceyclouds3208]

Even though I probably won’t ever have the need to trim a horses hoof, I love learning all the terms and whats going on

[@asalbert79]

This was a really good video. I had a lot of questions answered that I've had for a while now. Love the content!!

[@keedavid88]

I’m an avid watcher, but this cleared up a ton of questions I had!

[@sanj_lh]

Omg yesss commentary!!! I’ve always wondered why you do certain things, and now so much makes a lot more sense! Thanks for talking about the process and mentioning the terminology too!

[@THE_REAL_EXECUTIONER]

This is one of my best ones. The carving part was smooth. Instead of dry. I'm coming back to this one occasionally.

[@bostonstate_city]

You have a very pleasant voice. I really liked the video, you told us, your viewers, everything in great detail! Thank you very much!

[@mikel6832]

Bro, I really enjoy your content. And the addition of commentary was choice! It was especially helpful and gives a new level of context. I do have to say though, I wish you went through the Horseshoe making process as well. Not only do I enjoy watching forging the shoe, but if it also had commentary... As I said before it would give a new level of context. Thank you for your time and effort! I really do dig your channel! Please keep it goin!!

[@sherrycastle2528]

Awesome, really loved the play by play. Thank you so much!!

[@silkyjoe7]

These videos are so satisfying on their own but the commentary really answered a lot of questions! Thank you!

[@ericlang7408]

Really great to have the commentary so we can follow what you are doing and learn more about the work of a farrier! Next time it would also be great to have the commentary when you hammer the shoe, always wondered what you were doing!

[@sandracorless6186]

Hi first time subscriber I love the way you explain everything step by step now I have a better understanding on why horses have shoes put on a certain way. I love the content and it's very informative and the horse was so relaxed while you was shoeing her. Keep up the good work and I'll see you in the next video🤔🐎👍

[@monkeybeasts]

this video is great for new farriers, 10 min lesson

[@mishitzhd]

Красиво получилось! Не знаю почему смотрю ваше видео 🤪, у меня ведь и коня то нет 🤣. Завораживает ваша работа, понимать бы еще о чем рассказываете. С инструментами как самурай работаете, как то они у вас ловко между рук перемещаются и не падают на землю 💪.

[@ParanoeX]

alright! all 4 legs done for me! i watched one in Facebook, i wanted to see more so i went to KZbin and watched the first one i could find, then from suggestions i picked one with the biggest hoof and now i watched this one, which gave explanations. for 4 hoof restoration videos. so, 4 legs done :3

[@suellenspencer-eb2nv]

Like the commentary as you work. You do a stunning job. Thank you.❤❤❤

[@ces7021]

I loved watching this video so much! Thank you and excellent commentary because I literally had no idea what you were doing in your other video and had lots questions 😂

[@perlaalvarez4104]

Oh my gosh. I've been watching a bunch of your videos and I had so many questions. This is perfect! Thank you for explaining it all, it makes sense now 😁 Love watching you!!

[@johnoldonekanole602]

Thank you for explaining what you do. Great vid . Very professional .Side note .In grade school they brought this large "computer" card sorter .We all filled out cards and it addended our grades in to the card , fed it in to computer and card came back with suggested career choices . One of mine was blacksmith . Some times I think maybe I should have gone that rout .(Was about 1958)

[@Tamburello_1994]

Thanks for explaining your interesting trade.

[@cobracommander9680]

I watched many of your videos. But the comments on this one was great thanks for walking us through the entire process. Very beneficial

[@defleppardfan87]

Thanks for taking the time to add your thoughts, 😎

[@Laurpud]

Thank you for explaining as you go! I've wondered why you put the hot shoe on their hoof

[@evelynbeightel2246]

Love this commentary.

[@knaj6497]

Finally! Some commentary! Your comments were awesome to hear & you have a great narrative voice. Maybe as you get more comfortable doing these, you can tell us more. I don't the 1st thing about horses, or the tools. Is the amount of hoof you cut off the same for all four hooves? I always wondered how to know. What is the frog? What does that do? Why do you hook your round knife at the top of that frog? How do you know when to stop at the top of the hoof ( on he bottom ) is that bone on the back? Can you trim that? What is the benefit of using a clipped shoe to a none-clipped one? Is there a breed of horse that can only use a clip & why. Sorry to ask so many questions. I think what you do is amazing. It's kind of like a lost art. I hope you talk more in your videos. You have such talent For this! Thank u fot sharing what you do.

[@katherineh2633]

Thank you so much for explaining everything ! 🙂

[@troydavidson3585]

Thank you for the explanation. Enjoy watching your videos

[@jpchan3866]

Nice to have commentary bro! Hoping you can do this again and talk about other things

[@jennygoodwin8740]

Thanks for the explanation. Very informative.

[@tandang310]

Very nice work as always👍

[@jordanward655]

By far the best video!!! The only thing that messed it up a little bit was the lighting wasn’t so good and it looked too dark and dim. Other than that I loved it!!

[@yimkuko]

Good videos to relax and sleep well. 👍

[@shortsweettoo]

Excellent, excellent video Brett. Loved every minute of it. But now I have more questions, lol. For example, why would you put on horse shoes with clips? I learned a lot in just 10 minutes. Hope to learn more. Thank you. 😊

[@zulickj]

When you tend to a hoof, do you complete the same steps for all 4 feet, or do you complete 1 before the next?

[@Meow----Meow]

당신의 영상은 저에게 편안함을 줘요. 영상 잘 보고 있어요. 제 욕심으로는 매일매일 올려주었으면 좋겠어요😅😅

[@bonniehawkins2979]

Splendid.

[@dorothyelizabeth1559]

I worked in stables and have always wanted to ask a farrier a question, never did in case I sounded like an idiot. Now behind a keyboard I’m asking! Is there a particular breed of horses that is a dream/nightmare to shoe? I’m aware that heavy draught type horses are harder to shoe, but I mean, are particular breeds prone to having hoofs that’s a nightmare/dream to work with.

[@donnellykieranj]

I always wanted to know why you burned on the shoe b4 nailing it in place. Thanks, great video and informative commentary.

[@katie.on.fire.82]

Not sure how I hadn’t seen this yet! (Possibly it was a 3am watch and I forgot). This was great, but I want to know more. Like, you say “get it balanced”. What are you looking at to determine if it is? You keep pressing with your thumbs, what are you checking? I’d probably know this if I was in the industry, but I’m just a happy watcher of your content who likes learning things. So awesome! But to second someone else’s request, please do commentary on the shaping of the shoe!

[@user-zz1np2ii8u]

Молодец ты профессиональный мастер хорошо знаешь свой дела салом алейкум из Таджикистан

[@XiaoFury]

What makes the horse behave so well?

[@truthfulkarl]

how do you determine where and how many nails to use?

[@jamesadams893]

l wish my toenails looked that good

[@cowboymoneyshow]

Nice job! What do you use to keep your loop knife sharp?

[@M.G555]

Good job but wondering... How horses did when humans didn't take care of their hooves? Did they have problem or did the nature do the job, thanks

[@MianAshfaq792]

Amazing 👍from Pakistan

[@samelis6546]

I didn't catch his name. Was it brett, brad, brick, brag...? Thanks for the commentary. Enjoyed watching it just as much as the no-talking videos.

[@user-sw2mr8pi4e]

Manuel best horse shoer, slava ykraini

[@prakashchandradev1390]

Hume gazab lugta hai ki horse ke back leg main iron round hoop lagate samay ye jeev shanti se khada rahta hai aisa feel hota hai ki wo janta hai mera good friend hai pair ke kharab hoops restore ker rahe hain tha nks to the person doing this job as well as my horse... Thanks again to the cute hirse

[@TomegorouMatsumoto]

👍

[@blacksmith-qi3wk]

매우 훌륭하십니다

[@hyunsyu]

Now I’m ready for sleep Zzzzzzzzz

[@nexus6929]

Is this redwing shoes are you wearing?

[@darthmal]

Oh wow. My wife uses that rasp on her toenails.

[@hannasantos6657]

Why You don't clean all the dirt from the inside part of the V around the frog?

[@kimcallaghan3404]

Because its not dirt, its discoloured or pigmented hoof sole.

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

👍🏼🐴💙

[@abigailcarbajal6673]

Does it hurt the horse

[@kimcallaghan3404]

Not a bit

[@abigailcarbajal6673]

@@kimcallaghan3404 ok

[@akw6078]

No, it does not hurt when it's done properly. It's a bit like clipping your nails. As long as you only trim the white part of your nails it's fine. If you hit the pink part is where it hurts. The ferrier can tell by the feel of the hoof if he is near the life part where blood still runs through. Hope that helps.

[@abigailcarbajal6673]

@@akw6078 thank you for explaining it.

[@derkrebskandidat8911]

Er spricht😳

[@AmirChemE]

How do you know horse cant feel their hoofs? I wonder how humans first discovered it.

[@kimcallaghan3404]

Well if the horse could feel it he wouldn't be hunched over a hoof explaining to you step by step what he's doing ...he'd be laid out on the ground unconcious.

[@arrodriguez3286]

en

[@melifreije1841]

Not with voice over 🥺🥺.. Good Job tho

[@twistedbranch7460]

Love the commentary thank you! I have tons of questions that are probably a duh! for everyone else but….do you trim the foot differently depending on the type of work/activity the horse mostly does? Does it also depend on the environment they are in - very wet vs arid? Why is it important to periodically shave down underside of foot - is it just to get a proper fit for new shoe or is there more to it than that? You mentioned the nail should only hit outside of foot - What happens if it goes further in interior? Do they need to be a certain age before you start this process, or when they are young and still growing do you take a different approach? The horses seem very patient through the whole process, are there some that just don’t want to be standing around with you hammering and cutting - especially those that may not be used to the routine? I have a few more but I’ll stop. 🫤 I got called into principals office 3 times in my life - one was because my science teacher thought I was disturbing class with my incessant questions. The other 2Xs I had it coming 😉