Picketing your horse
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- In this video we go through the process of teaching a horse the patience that is needed to be picketed. We teach them to not fight, and to give to a rope around the fetlock. This benefit also carries across to situations where the horse might get caught in wire. They will not be as likely to struggle and fight against it and hurt themselves. And then in this video we also follow through and picket the horse. This is a recording of one of the classes that we taught here at Dry Creek Wrangler School.
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Love the caring this man shows for his horses through his gentle,kind communication and how the horse responds to this with trust. It's beautiful to watch how the man and his horse relate to each other.
So true. I am loving these videos.
I don't know a thing about horses and training them but I'm so impressed with the respect that you show your horses. It's like a mentor/partner relationship.
I’ve made it a priority to teach this to all my horse’s, it will stop most injuries to your horse and maybe stop a bad wreck! Any resistance they feel they stop !
What a good horse.. what a good trainer...🤠
Good lesson Dewayne, well done. Good example of setting the horse up for success and setting yourself up for success. Thanks for the video. Augie :-)
It amazes me to watch a horse work threw something. (understand how they think).
Is this Dewayne Here... Dry Creek Wrangler school.... I miss the calm voice greeting but thoroughly enjoy the content
Me too.
So much knowladge here. For me, as amateur who have some touch with horses, I am getting everything I need to feel secure and take right reactions when needed. Your content is really helpful. Thank you.🙏
Honest communication smooth approach works better than a lot of forceful methods out there.
Awesome horse pleasure to watch all this.
That horse is so docile
Damn Dewayne. Weather looks awesome. Great topic. Wish I was there right now. Waiting on a solenoid pack for this transmission 🙄. Getting a lot done here at the farm though since everyone thinks I'm out of town 😎. This is Thom btw
Other things this helps. Fence when pastured, as mentioned, hobble training, and riding thru kudzu, sawbriars, or any number of vines that grows here in the Southeast (Alabamian here). It's like to add it's a good idea to lead the horse near the end of the rope if it's one with the tendency to high tail it outta here when you step away.
Very good information today! Thank you for sharing this!
Nice to know. Blessings.
That horse needs a cigar
I would like to add one caution here. DO NOT USE A CHAIN TO PICKET YOUR HORSE. When I was about ten years old my 16 year old neighbor picketed his horse in the field behind our houses. He didn't have a long enough rope, so he added a length of chain to the rope, secured the chain to a metal stake and the rope around the fetlock, just like you demonstrated. Many hours later he found his horse with the chain wrapped around the fetlock and the chain had almost cut off his foot due to the sawing motion caused by the horse trying to get loose. Apparently this had been going on for hours. The horse was saved thanks to a good vet and was later sold. Be wise, be intelligent and have fun.
Twist link dog chain I'm guessing. Smooth welded link chain near the horse helps against ankle burn and the weight of it lessons the chances of getting it tangled. Some folks put the rope thru a water hose for the first 8-10 ft to help guard against rope burn, too.
Thanks for sharing
If you are doing this by yourself at home for the very first time might it be a good idea to be in a round pen or small paddock?
I could see my horse with halter lariat and all headed for the hills over in the next county.
That sure is a nice horse you got there and pretty too.
Same process for hobble training. I don't like wrapping anything around my horses neck without me being there. Leaving a halter on yes....lead no.
Good stuff.
Always good content that can be applied to other areas too!
I've been doing alot of stuff with a rope like this on my Mustang.
So enjoy your videos. Hope you got my package Enjoy ❤️
Yes! We got the package! Thank you so much!
🇺🇸🇵🇪🇵🇷😎 YAHOO missed your philosophy!!
An American flag a Peruvian flag and a Puerto Rican flag? Why.
👍👍 Well done!
It will also teach the horse to trust you.
Can
you do a video on breaking to ground tie please
Bit off topic please excuse but ... Might you have a comment on the Kentucky Derby post race incident where the winning horse was biting his, "outrider" & the outrider's horse? T/y if so, no big tho if not ...
A YT clip found ... ruclips.net/video/rs6iFXTAhRE/видео.html
To be honest, I’ve been so busy with the school I haven’t seen any footage.
Think Rich Strike was full of adrenalin and testosterone- doubt he felt a thing after his spectacular finish. I think that outrider deserves a medal. Great video Dewayne!
I have an issue with this, if something comes around and frightens him and he runs I would be worried about rope burns and tendon damage. I do not have a problem with tethering just where the rope is. I prefer tethering with a neck strap, I dont have animals getting caught up etc. Not criticising your method, as I can see you know what your doing.
Do you know if Nevada Has a hunting season on wild horses. I would love to go hunt them
Hello, what kind of knot do you use on the leg?
A bowline
Biscuit 😀👍
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Well...
that horse is dun purdy
I recon I could manage to get it outa yer hair
and
take it off yer hands...
Unless it belongs to one of yer hands...
In fact if you needed more hands
I wouldn't mind givin you my hand
(Not for nothing marriage...just tobe clear...never knows these days)
More like a proposal fer ahhh
Horse.🤔
Errrahhhh
Whao......that dont sound right...
(never knows these days)
let me just hole it up...
Right here...
before i get dun married to a horse...