I was going to mention the same thing! Of course, the only way to actually see that particular viewpoint,would be to be the size of a mouse….or, do all this work while the horse is standing on a glass floor🤣🤣
Me: Do the scraper-thing. You: scraper-scraper-scraper. Me: do the brushy thing. You: brushy-brushy-brushy Me: do the clipper thing You: clipper-clipper-clipper Me: 🙂
Would wild horses also benefit from this level of care or is it mostly domesticated horses that need it? It just seems like a lot of work to maintain something that seems it should be self maintaining although obviously isnt
I know this is late but bare with me. In the wild, horses travel over sometimes very rough terrain which naturally wear down the hooves. Wild horses also can travel for miles each day which is much more than domesticated horses.
So satisfying as always. Does anyone have an explanation why some of us were told never to touch the frog while cleaning the hoof with a pick? I was always told it would hurt the horse. 🤔
I was also told that, I honestly cringe so hard when he shaves the frog because from what I've been taught that would hurt a lot. edit: I'm sure there's a valid reason, and this guy is a professional, I'm just an amature rider and worker I really don't know that much.
The frog should be trimmed or “neatened” on a regular schedule. The frog grows at the nearly the same rate as the hoof wall but exfoliates or “sheds” as a unit two or more times a year.
@@TheFarrier okay! Fascinating work you do. I hope you’re taking care of your back though. It looks like you have to bend over quite a lot. Take care and have a great day. 😊
0:21 - how come you guys always do like one side of the frog and then use the other tool for the other. Like you forgot that you were using the wrong tool? Another farrier cuts the toe and stuff and then swipes the tip of the frog and then uses the frog tool. Do you guys forget that you aren’t using the right tool or smt?
This one was a little extra dirty, Jake! But still absolutely satisfying to watch and listen to! Fantastic job, brother!
Nothing wrong with being bit extra dirty now ;)
Always a joy to watch. I liked the ground-up view!
Me too!
I was going to mention the same thing! Of course, the only way to actually see that particular viewpoint,would be to be the size of a mouse….or, do all this work while the horse is standing on a glass floor🤣🤣
The finishing polish is 10/10 🤩
Me: Do the scraper-thing.
You: scraper-scraper-scraper.
Me: do the brushy thing.
You: brushy-brushy-brushy
Me: do the clipper thing
You: clipper-clipper-clipper
Me: 🙂
Let’s see the horse too! A before shot and after would be excellent .
Awesome job man your videos are so satisfying to watch makes me relax keep up the good content
That was amazing Jake and also satisfying wow 👏 good job
Another “city guy” question: Why do you burn the shoe on his hoof? What is the purpose of that?
Its really cool that you can do all of this to the hoof٫ and the
horse can't feel it! Keep up the good work٫ and god bless you ❤️
If the horse feel it, bielive me, the ferrier will suffer and we will notice that. 🙂😅
Frog trimming is the most satisfying tbh, its so smooth looks like cutting through butter LOL
Excelente trabalho, parabéns pelo empenho e capricho,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade,Cesar cavalo, RJ 🇧🇷
Isso dói no cavalo (pergunta sincera)?
Would wild horses also benefit from this level of care or is it mostly domesticated horses that need it? It just seems like a lot of work to maintain something that seems it should be self maintaining although obviously isnt
I know this is late but bare with me. In the wild, horses travel over sometimes very rough terrain which naturally wear down the hooves. Wild horses also can travel for miles each day which is much more than domesticated horses.
hey jake love this stuff got 4 of my own
Hi jake love the intro music, what’s it called.been watching videos for some time ,thoroughly absorbing.
soooooo satifying
So satisfying as always. Does anyone have an explanation why some of us were told never to touch the frog while cleaning the hoof with a pick? I was always told it would hurt the horse. 🤔
idk about horses ,could you tell me what the frog is?
@@L0V3LETTER Its that V shaped part of the horse's hoof
I was also told that, I honestly cringe so hard when he shaves the frog because from what I've been taught that would hurt a lot.
edit: I'm sure there's a valid reason, and this guy is a professional, I'm just an amature rider and worker I really don't know that much.
The frog should be trimmed or “neatened” on a regular schedule. The frog grows at the nearly the same rate as the hoof wall but exfoliates or “sheds” as a unit two or more times a year.
Nice 👌
Lovely work, complete with the background Wet Nose looking for little clipped off bits of hoof for a chewie !
Hi.i like ur vedeos.
Very beautifull hooves this horse have 🙂👍
how do you know how deep to go? like in terms of scraping and cleaning it out.
Nice
👍
9:15 This literally looks like a horse showing off his new shoes 😄
Nice video
Thats a nice looking "Hoof"
beautiful
I really hope you will enjoy the elderly morning
Well done.
parade ready
Beautiful
This this a real horse
Your probably not looking for props but amazing job my guy, New Shoes..lol
On this one we can see very clearly what happens with the nails on the front... nice :D
People This Doesnt Hurt The Horse The horse will kick you if you hurt him/her
Should do a video of tool flip count..
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Mantap 👍👍👍❤️❤️
Hey Jake on your average horse how often do you change their shoe?
Horses generally have shoe changes every 6 to 8 weeks.
Why is the horseshoe red at first
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How often does a horse need new horses shoes?
Every 6 to 8 weeks
@@TheFarrier I had no idea it was that often. Thanks for replying. Do you reuse the same horseshoe every time?
@@canoegirl6335 New shoes most the time if they're not worn they can be reused though
@@TheFarrier okay! Fascinating work you do. I hope you’re taking care of your back though. It looks like you have to bend over quite a lot. Take care and have a great day. 😊
0:21 - how come you guys always do like one side of the frog and then use the other tool for the other. Like you forgot that you were using the wrong tool? Another farrier cuts the toe and stuff and then swipes the tip of the frog and then uses the frog tool. Do you guys forget that you aren’t using the right tool or smt?
Mmm I want to eat the frog.
Me after not cutting my toe nails for 3 months.
Good job. Very inspiring!! Your content deserves a service like Promo'SM!
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Nice