I can just see rusty saying, "it scares me but I trust you Blake". While he stands there while you rub the rope over him. I just find it so inspirational to watch. I rescue dogs these days but I love that gaining an animals trust. I have been that way my whole life. I can see that love and passion in Blake. But most importantly the animals see it. The families devotion to helping these animals is so inspiring. Keep up the good work Palmer Family. ❤️❤️
Blake did an awesome job on desensitizing. I desensitized my mare's filly from day one. I enjoyed working with the filly. By the time the first vet visit and dental procedure were done, Angel O'Steele was the best filly ever. Then the farrier came, she was good for that too. That was the first time I had ever desensitized a foal. Never a horse. A city kid who always wanted a horse. I can't wait until I see the other parts of desensitizing.
Blake there's no doubt you're gonna be an outstanding horseman. You're better than most already. Keep up the good work. Here's a tip that I got from an ole timer one day when I was almost tossed on my head for leaning over to foot my stirrups. Which is no problem on a broke horse but the greenies could getcha. Anyway he said "when you finish a ride and put your saddle on a stand, if you'll turn the stirrups in and run a broom handle or something similar through both stirrups to hold them just past square with the saddle it will train them to be where they should be when your ready to slip your feet into them" . It works brother and you don't risk getting flipped off on the back of your neck lol
Ya'tee'hey shi buddy..awesome Job training that horse Blake...the skills u use is what I do to train a horse to..can never rush what ur doin takes time for a horse to settle dwn and get to his comfort zone.last wild horse I mess wit snap my left pinky finger..all is good tho...I luv watching ur videos..u guys b safe n keep em coming..like Tuff Hedman said"Cowboy Up"Blake 👍👍...
I never tire of watching Blake work with the horses. I never knew what all went into training a horse. I find it fascinating. I have loved horses since I was a little girl, but never had one of my own. It looks like y’all had a great Thanksgiving. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏
Happy Friday Palmer Family! I am really impressed with Blake’s ability to continue to work with the new stallion! (soon to be gelded)! I can see him becoming much more gentle! Really looking forward to seeing him be ridden! I definitely had a Blessed Thanksgiving! Trusting you all did as well! I sure appreciate you and your channel and especially your Family! Always thinking of you and always wishing you my personal best! Your neighbor in the Heartland! Mark in Iowa.
Maybe the library has a picture of it in traing book. It were I got the idea from . The long line we just put it behind then reput end threw loop in haulter lead by the line pressure behind bum.
Hi, Palmer family. I feel like I'm a broken record when I speak about Blake and his uncanny ability with horses. I could watch him for hours just working with horses. He is so patient with them. I've seen Blake working on desensitizing other horses, but this one was really sensitive and skittish, wasn't it? As always, take good care on the farm and stay well.
Hey Bishop lol. Will you do a video on taking care of a mare from the first day of pregnancy up to having the baby. Any tips on feed, vitamins and shots needed. Love the videos.
@@TheFarmonRoute66 I guessed Bishop from what I have picked up in some of the videos. I like how you represent the faith great examples one of the reasons I enjoy the channel seeing a family first program is so refreshing in today's world. I am newer to horses and have a pregnant mare that is why I reached out to you for some advice. It is obvious you know what your doing.
Hello Palmer Family, just subscribed to your channel. Awesome work. You guys are doing great with the channel. Spent hours looking thru the videos. By any chance is the little baby on this video for sale ? If so how can I contact you? ..
Oh did you try letting the horse step on the plastic broom to see it not painfull? I had a mare afraid of everything and when I let her step on it she realized it nothing.
Our haulters have a loop we feed the rope thrw the loop after you bring it around the hind end above the hocks. Use like a lead it pulls bottom as you hold close to haulter wish I could draw a picture. But your ok . your haulter not have a loop.
If that was a hot blooded horse he would have pulled away from you and opened up his shoulder on the feeder. You are skiping the first steps. Get in the round corral and put your paper bag on the ground in the center at your feet. Begin tapping the bag leave it on the ground. Let the horse circle you. When he will turn and face you with both eyes then stop tapping the bag. Now put a cloth on the end of your stick and begin your desintizing. Go all over him with the cloth. He is kicking at the sound of the paper. When he is ready then put the paper on the stick. It might take a while to get him to be OK with the sound of paper. If you are going to tie him up us a tie ring. YOur object here is to communcate to him that he is not going to get hurt. Tieing him up solid will tell him that you are going to hurt him. A hot blooded horse will not stand for a rope on his feet yet. Work up to it in steps with cloth and stick and string.
Blake is doing great with Rusty. Great job.
Love love love how your son treats the horse with love. Great job.
Granny fan USA 🇺🇸
Thanks so much
I can just see rusty saying, "it scares me but I trust you Blake". While he stands there while you rub the rope over him. I just find it so inspirational to watch. I rescue dogs these days but I love that gaining an animals trust. I have been that way my whole life. I can see that love and passion in Blake. But most importantly the animals see it. The families devotion to helping these animals is so inspiring. Keep up the good work Palmer Family. ❤️❤️
Blake did an awesome job on desensitizing. I desensitized my mare's filly from day one. I enjoyed working with the filly. By the time the first vet visit and dental procedure were done, Angel O'Steele was the best filly ever. Then the farrier came, she was good for that too. That was the first time I had ever desensitized a foal. Never a horse. A city kid who always wanted a horse. I can't wait until I see the other parts of desensitizing.
Good morning. Wet and nasty in central Texas this morning. Rusty is looking good, be a lot better after you get him cut.
Yes he will.
Blake there's no doubt you're gonna be an outstanding horseman. You're better than most already. Keep up the good work. Here's a tip that I got from an ole timer one day when I was almost tossed on my head for leaning over to foot my stirrups. Which is no problem on a broke horse but the greenies could getcha. Anyway he said "when you finish a ride and put your saddle on a stand, if you'll turn the stirrups in and run a broom handle or something similar through both stirrups to hold them just past square with the saddle it will train them to be where they should be when your ready to slip your feet into them" . It works brother and you don't risk getting flipped off on the back of your neck lol
Thank you so much and that’s a great tip will do that thank you
Great job with the horse 🐎 🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴. Don't forget the video was just as good.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Thanks for sharing. Im learning a lot. Bless You Guys.😇😇😇
Thanks for watching!
Nice work Blake .
I enjoy it, keep up the great work that you do.
have a wonderful day.
Thanks, you too!
Rusty and Blake are doing awesome.
Thank u
Ya'tee'hey shi buddy..awesome Job training that horse Blake...the skills u use is what I do to train a horse to..can never rush what ur doin takes time for a horse to settle dwn and get to his comfort zone.last wild horse I mess wit snap my left pinky finger..all is good tho...I luv watching ur videos..u guys b safe n keep em coming..like Tuff Hedman said"Cowboy Up"Blake 👍👍...
Thanks so much!!!
I never tire of watching Blake work with the horses. I never knew what all went into training a horse. I find it fascinating. I have loved horses since I was a little girl, but never had one of my own. It looks like y’all had a great Thanksgiving. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏
Thank you Vicki you’re the best
Happy Friday Palmer Family! I am really impressed with Blake’s ability to continue to work with the new stallion! (soon to be gelded)! I can see him becoming much more gentle! Really looking forward to seeing him be ridden! I definitely had a Blessed Thanksgiving! Trusting you all did as well! I sure appreciate you and your channel and especially your Family! Always thinking of you and always wishing you my personal best! Your neighbor in the Heartland! Mark in Iowa.
Thank you Mark
Booger is so adorable, doing better than my filly did lol And wow I love that grullo paint ☺️
Thanks so much!
Blake good job working on Rusty getting him used to different things! Looks like Booger is doing pretty good for a young colt too!
I’m excited to see how they both come along
Maybe the library has a picture of it in traing book. It were I got the idea from .
The long line we just put it behind then reput end threw loop in haulter lead by the line pressure behind bum.
Sir. U have a great an talented family.
Thanks so much!
Ur welcome.
Hi, Palmer family. I feel like I'm a broken record when I speak about Blake and his uncanny ability with horses. I could watch him for hours just working with horses. He is so patient with them. I've seen Blake working on desensitizing other horses, but this one was really sensitive and skittish, wasn't it? As always, take good care on the farm and stay well.
You’re amazing Cindy!!
Hey Bishop lol. Will you do a video on taking care of a mare from the first day of pregnancy up to having the baby. Any tips on feed, vitamins and shots needed. Love the videos.
Great idea!! Do we know you??
@@TheFarmonRoute66 no new to the channel.
I was a bishop so I wondered if you knew me lol
@@TheFarmonRoute66 I guessed Bishop from what I have picked up in some of the videos. I like how you represent the faith great examples one of the reasons I enjoy the channel seeing a family first program is so refreshing in today's world. I am newer to horses and have a pregnant mare that is why I reached out to you for some advice. It is obvious you know what your doing.
Thanks for reaching out! We will try to make a video about that. We have hoped to share our faith through this also!
Blake what are the ponies or horses height in hh on the farm?You are doing an awesome job of training the young horses,desensitize the horse etc
He really wants to be a good horse.
Hope you didn't eat to much turkey. have a blessed day
We had a wonderful day thank you so much I hope you did
Hello Palmer Family, just subscribed to your channel. Awesome work. You guys are doing great with the channel. Spent hours looking thru the videos. By any chance is the little baby on this video for sale ? If so how can I contact you? ..
Which little one?
Yes that is booger I would sell him
Oh did you try letting the horse step on the plastic broom to see it not painfull?
I had a mare afraid of everything and when I let her step on it she realized it nothing.
Our haulters have a loop we feed the rope thrw the loop after you bring it around the hind end above the hocks.
Use like a lead it pulls bottom as you hold close to haulter wish I could draw a picture.
But your ok . your haulter not have a loop.
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Thx
how tall is blake ? I could size the horses if I knew.
6’1
hey can i trade the two horse with one of urs
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Hey any horses for sell
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If that was a hot blooded horse he would have pulled away from you and opened up his shoulder on the feeder. You are skiping the first steps. Get in the round corral and put your paper bag on the ground in the center at your feet. Begin tapping the bag leave it on the ground. Let the horse circle you. When he will turn and face you with both eyes then stop tapping the bag. Now put a cloth on the end of your stick and begin your desintizing. Go all over him with the cloth. He is kicking at the sound of the paper. When he is ready then put the paper on the stick. It might take a while to get him to be OK with the sound of paper. If you are going to tie him up us a tie ring. YOur object here is to communcate to him that he is not going to get hurt. Tieing him up solid will tell him that you are going to hurt him. A hot blooded horse will not stand for a rope on his feet yet. Work up to it in steps with cloth and stick and string.
Thx for info