Big Joe & Hoss Take Over! I'm Trapped!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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In today's video we take out the new hydrabed truck to feed hay to the Big Joe Herd. We show how we can roll out each bale and how to spread it out so that all of the bison can eat. Also, Marc our good friend comes over to get a saddle on Cora for the first time.
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That seems like a very good investment for you.
Wow! How exciting to have that hydrated! Yay for you!
She is beautiful, just stay safe !!😍
There is a reason why hobbling is not recommended. It’s simply because if she feels trapped she’s likely to panic. If that happens it will accelerate really fast and if she trips and falls down, you now have a double negative association for her with saddling. Not to mention trying to get hobbles off a thrashing horse would be a nightmare. It would make future schooling that much harder. Horses remember trauma and it makes undoing it very difficult. No one intends for it to happen, but it’s a horse and they are very good at doing the unpredictable. Young horses even more so. So that’s the opinion of one horse person with 46 years of experience. Just be careful.
She was hobble trained prior to being exposed to the saddle.
Nice to see update on Cora. Thanks
That is absolutely awesome how it spreads it out for them! Truly amazing! Gotta share again, this is safer for y’all.
PS, wish I could work w/ Cora, it’ll go well, you’ve all been giving her all she needs to begin!! Very awesome.
Don't worry about round fencing!!! My Uncle had 18 horses and didn't have any he trained all of his horses in oblong fencing!!! He had Great horses!!! God Bless Us All!!!
money must be great.
or square pen good also, called Trocadero, Spanish method. So use the wall of the barn, one existing fenceline, and just need 4-6 corral panels to finish the square.
I would hope that you gave her more time, because of the bones growth plates fully maturing is extremely important as one started too young get lower leg ailments and injury., including fractures. Been with my dad on racetracks since the 1960s. It happens. Maybe give her an extra time before adding a persons weight.
I respect and admire your knowledge of your Animals. Cora is beautiful and will make a great horse. She made sure and not go over your dog. That was very good
I don't think they have any intention of getting on her anytime soon. They are getting her familiar with the feeling of something on her back.
I Agree
That new hale bale system is very cool.
Cora is so beautiful !!!!!!! so exciting to watch her grow !!!!
If you or Mark do it right, you don't need to hobble her to put a saddle on her. You introduce it to her, reassure the saddle nor the pad will eat her. You need to build her trust with the saddle & pad, not force it on her by adding hobbles.
I've built her trust over the past year. She handle everything very well.
@CrossTimbersBison I guess.
I've never had to hobble any of mine.
But that is an old time way to break broncs that cowboy's used when out on the range & had no way to confine them when working on the untangled young stock. 😊🤷♂️
@@CrossTimbersBisonif you built her trust then you should feel comfortable in not basically tieing her feet together. I have been around horses all my life and haven’t ever seen any of my friends/family have to do that, I guess because the horses truly trusted the person. Maybe you should have trusted her to trust you?
We didn’t hobble her to saddle her.
Yes you did. you clearly see the hobbles on her at 13:42 and at 14:02. Why are you lying about the hobbles?@@marcneal9450
Wow. That works great on rolling out the hay.
Love Cora Beautiful horse ! The horse whisper ❤️ nice to know people can help ! Priceless.❤️🐴
Mark is a great horseman, I am a professional equestrian, and he's doing things right.
To center the hooks in the bale why don't you get a stick painted bright red with a pointed end and stick it in the middle of the bale where you can see it and when you get to the stick, poke it in and just remove the stick. That way you are hitting the middle everytime. I grew up on a farm and used to come with all kinds of crazy ideas.
I believe @6:01 I can see Marissa coming with the Cross Timber's Helicopter to rescue you. She is always one step ahead of you Dusty. 🚁 😎
Watch Steve Young, horse trainer, from Wales. Slow and easy with training. Fantastic he gives demo in the US. You can pick up good procedures from just watching him!
Cora is such a beautiful horse. Love her colors😊
Dusty, you need to carry a flag with you when you are out there with the bison. It will also come in handy when you start training Cora.
Or get a cowdog with the bite needed to not be afraid to keep the bison away from ya.
DUSTY listen to Kimmer here it is WISE to Have a Flag for your self with the earthquakes that hath happen out there with the Bison also !!! You got HOSS & BIG JOE to think of plus some of the Lady Bison that MIGHT Want to get into the action also !!!
Cora is looking great, always enjoy you Marissa and Brooke.
Glad you have a safer way of feeding your bison. Cora looks like she is doing good.🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
No hobbles. Cora is smart and no need for them. Old school for a reason. Please. 🐎❤️✝️
you should think of making double gates..... basically, a vehicle-sized box you drive in.... close the gate behind you then open the one in front
She is growing into a beautiful young horse 🐎
Hi Dusty, Marissa and Brooke Great video. That new bed is going to make your job easier and safer Cora is looking magnificent and is going to be a big help on the ranch. God bless and love yall ❤❤
You better not hurt Miss Cora. I know she learning. But Witcher feet cobble. She could get hurt.
She was hobble trained pre exposure to the saddle.
Thanks. ✌🏻👊🏼
WOW! What a cool hay thing! (Not a farm girl, but you know what I mean).
Dusty, why can't you cut the bale wrap away before you go through the gate? It seems that would be safer. I have been watching the channel for over a year now and love what you are doing. Retired career educator here. Go POKES!
Cora is so pretty. I love watching her train. Of course my favorite is seeing your family and Big Joe!
Cora is very beautiful and seems to have good temperament and Dusty handles her regularly which is good.
That is pretty cool you can roll out in sections like that
You might check out the "pet the cat" method that Greg Judy uses to unroll hay, if you want it spread out thinner to have more "bunk space" or thinner coverage on the soil to boost fertility.
You might enjoy "Free Spirit Equestrian."
Hey Dusty, we’ve found it very helpful and safe to build a gated area inside your entry gate so you can pull your truck in and close the gate behind you before opening the other gate in front of you to enter the pasture. Then after feeding your round bale perhaps the bison will be distracted by the hay and not try to follow you back into the gate area where you exit the pasture.
That is an excellent idea. Another option would be to install cattle grids at the gates.
Thanks Guys
Dusty, just listen to Mark and train her the way he teaches…. If anyone wants to come help then have them come and talk with Mark. There are several ways to train a horse. There’s a couple of trainers in Arizona that I watch and they are different. It’s the end result that counts.
She's a beautiful horse
Cool I saw this on another channel
You need to get an automatic gate opener!!
Cora just wanted to say a quick prayer!
How awesome your doing an amazing job with her , slow and steady. Mark is awesome working with the horse.
Thank you!
Loved it 😊
That was a video on how NOT to train your horse. No matter how much he thinks he knows he should be fired! You take baby steps to build trust between you and the horse. Which didn't happen here. You have to be consistent with her every day.
What you don't see is the baby steps we take with her everyday. You only got to see a small portion of Cora. Try to not judge off of something you saw for 5 minutes. Thank you
I agree, I have started a lot of youngsters ( IMO she is too young) from thorobreds, sport horses, farm hacks to kids ponies, I have never used hobbles in fact I never owned any. I never had a youngster buck or throw itself around even the first time being saddled. Mind you I would never chuck a heavy western saddle on a baby like that anyway. Sorry but I really dislike the gung ho western macho style of horse "breaking" 😪
Wow! That is nice way to put out hay. I know you are glad to have it for feeding and makes it safe for you.
I miss being around hayburners. Mine was a stallion. I had to lunge him quite a while to get him calm and lose the spottiness. He was a GOOD boy, solid black Quarter Horse with a white star on his forehead. LONG legged, about the same height as a thoroughbred he hung out with. He was best buds with a Line-backed Dunn gelding. I was known as "The Carrot Pimp". I always had a sack of juicing carrots as treats for "the kids". Getting them to come to me was never a problem, they KNEW who The Carrot Pimp was. A LOT of fond memories when I drive through and smell horse country/stables. I lunged him a LOT, and when it was time to hire a trainer to break him, she hopped on him, and he accepted it just fine. I'd already gotten him used to wearing a saddle and would lunge him with a saddle. I didn't get to ride him much; he was just two (I'm a big guy) and I didn't want to hinder his structural development by working him that hard while so young.
Hey sweet Cora! Goodluck training her!🙏🐎🥰
You'll have that hay rolling off in a flash once you have done it a few times!👏
Oh little Bullets a little pistol! 😅😍Adorable!
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6 of your movable fence panels would make you a ring...
Hydrabed is really cool! You can spread it out more also. Have you tried taking the net of when it's lifted onto the bed, right before you set it down onto the bed for transport? I bet that would work ok and bale would still stay together.
Cora is a nice looking horse she have a good personality Dusty
Loved the video
Glad you got the hydrabed to put out your hay. Loved watching Mark training Cora. Stay safe out there. GOD bless y'all.
Cora is such a beautiful horse
Cora is so beautiful 😍 😊
You may want to in stall another gate about 30' back. So you can pull in the close that gate then open the one for the pasture and pull through without having to get back out and close it. When When you get ready to leave pull in close it and open the outer gate.
Also when you pick up the roll of hay and set it on the truck that would be a good time to remove the wrap so your not having to get out in the pasture unnecessarily with hungry bison all around you. I work in a refinery and we are always looking for things that can hurt us and ways to eliminate them.
These are just some of my observations . Love your videos say safe out there.
Cora is beautiful. Mark and Allen, from the Farm on Route 66, have similar training methods! Love your fsmily and the bison. Look😂 forward to your videos. Keep raising the American Bison.
Put a hook on the back of the truck to catch the baleing twine, drag it out when your done unrolling.
Is there a way you can rig up something to hang on to the wrap when you unroll the hay, so you don't have to get out at all? Perhaps some hooks attached to bungee cords?
Dusty I don’t think there is an animal out there that you or Marisa would not show the ultimate love to.
She did good withthe saddle because you were there. You were reassuring to her. Just her behavior in general. She is your horse. Youve been the one taking care of her and she trusts you.
Question Dusty. Why do you not remove the wrap before you go out into the pasture with the buffalo?
To me i think for your safety,as long as you get to the spot were you want to layout the bale and hop out and remove the wrap quick before the herd gets to you.respect✌🏾❤🙏
Take Care DUSTY be safe there !!! BIG JOE & HOSS are getting to that time now when they are going to fight more !!! Cora is awesome looking !!!
Watching from Delaware.
A suggestion, Kory at HORSE PLUS HUMANE SOCIETY is a trainer every Tuesday he gives special tips on how to train without breaking their spirit, I am ure you could even contact them
Your set of gates behind you would be closed and you could drive through next set of gates.
She is one beautiful buckskin! She really does look even prettier with the saddle on her, that sunset didn't hurt the view either! 😀
Cora is beautiful and it’s so good to see her being trained properly…❤
Love to see things coming together for you all at Cross Timbers. Cora is beautiful.
Cora is very smart and Mello..what a great future you all have with her❤
19 months is way tot young for saddeling a horse. Riding starts T about 4 years, you do not want to break her back.
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😢😮😢😮😢😮TOO BAD YOU HAVE RUINED CORO AND WOULD HAVE THOUGHT BETTER OF YOU..... EVERYTHING.... HE... DID ... WAS .... WRONG.... WRONG.... WRONG!!!!!!
You are awsome with the Bison! and feeded them. Do you sell your bison jerky (black pepper) in Southern California? If so, what stores? I live in the San Gabriel valley
Says so much about your operation that these companies are willing to work with you on equipment to help. They certainly would not be doing this if you did not have the following. Your brother-in-law Daniel has a great reputation too. Nice piece of equipment that arrived at his place recently. Bet you can find something to use it for too.
Dusty why can’t you remove the netting before you head out to the bison? The pressure of the bale on the truck bed will keep it from unrolling.
Nothing wrong with lunging in a square pen. We had a auto lunger just outside the stalls by the corral and it worked too. Ovals are nice when you can afford them.
One More try. Would getting a Horse that is Saddle train help out with this Young Horse and Wife can help out also ? Last would a Grass that Stay Green then Prairie grass help Dusty Cost Out? Dusty too busy to reply Back. Thanks Fans. I just trying to help
I'm glad you can work safer now
And Cora looked beautiful
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OMG DUSTY. I just love that sunset. It’s so beautiful. Specially when Cora standing there.wow.
😊😊She looks good under saddle 😊😊
What you do on one side you do on the other
Be careful please😊
Are you all right? Your slow voice today sounded measured and reminded me of one of my son in laws who had a problem. just concerned.
Cora is sure a gorgeous filly! She has beautiful palomino coloring and good confirmation. Good luck with her (and yours) training!
That's got to be the coolest farm Tool I've ever seen. And I'm a city dweller. ..lol
brilliant show - love the new system so much better - 😀🥰😀😀😀🥰😀🥰🥰🥰
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It is so much safer with the Hydrabed, and if you're not videoing, to put the hay out. I didn't see if it had a bin (whatever it's called) to put feed in to pour out your feed for the bison? I saw on another of my channels I watch they have a combination hay and feed shoot thing. They raise longhorns and cattle, and it makes life much easier for them. Just wondering. 😊
Cora is gonna learn to love to be lunged. I know, I had an Arabian stud I started thing off with a little bit of lunging, so he'd be a little calmer to ride. I did it again a little to help cool him down after riding him, got the saddle off, and once he was cooled down I'd brush him down, then fed, and water for the night. (I lived in Az, it was hot and he'd sweat) There wasn't a round pen where we stabled him but it doesn't really matter, as long as you have enough room to lunge the horse.
She sure looked pretty with the sun setting down behind her. God bless. 😊❤
What a beautiful horse. She looks like she's got some quarter horse in her. Such beautiful yeys. Like your new equipment to make haying the bison easier and safer! I tender trained my Arabian. In a round pen, he would go until he was tired then turn toward me and stop with his ears pointed to me as if " Can I stop now?"
Cora IS a Quarter Horse as Dusty mentioned at the time he got her. I love old Arabians (not today's halter Arabians).
Please get more information on how to train a horse. I was appalled to see you trying to fast track the process. There are utube videos that will help you.
Have you guys ever thought of putting a double gate system with automatic gates at the entrance to the fields? That way you can enter the 1st gate & set out behind you. Then use the automatic gate to open the 2nd gate and leave it open until you exit the field. That way you could close the truck a gate would be closed at all times, and you wouldn't have to get out of the truck at all if you cut the net off before entering the field. I think that would be safer for you as well.
Dusty, if want to train your horse correctly, go to Steve Young horsemanship and watch his videos. He is the best.
I’m sure he’s great, but I’ve got someone here locally that can help.
Then have your local trainer watch Steve Young Horsemanship.
She doesn't trust your local guy. You listen to her at all or just do what you are told is best? You are different with the bison, you listen to them.
I don't understand why you're not removing the net from the hay bale when you cut it before you enter the gate into where the bison are? I don't think removing the net when you cut it will cause it to unroll before you take it where you want to unroll it to feed the bison.
Do you think you’ll get another horse for Cora’s company?
That horse needs the ground work but she should not be ridden until she is closer to 4 years old. I have never seen a saddle put on a horse with tying up the feet. She’s not gonna trust people if you do things like that.
You’ve taken away Dunbar and big Joe’s macho show for the girls. Here they were providing them with all that hay.. and now you’re doing it. 😂😂😂
I know Cora is beautiful and you got her for your daughter. But your daughter needs to have a well trained calm mature horse to learn on. If her horse experiences are scary early on, and young horses can be more spirited, she will never grow comfortable and love horses. Buy a well broke friend for Cora.
Brooks will not be training on Cora. Brooks is only 4. Broke older horse would be better for sure.
Okay, this city girl had to pause your video and look up horse lunging!!😅🐎
I like you not being locked in the skid-steer when delivering the Hay Dusty.
I feel your safety is more important than any other thing and climbing on the back to cut the string is a good idea as long has you take care. Which I know you do. A sensible person that you are. Keep Doing what you do has safe has you can.😂
I must have missed something. Hoss & Big Joe? I thought Hoss & Dunbar were together.