Thanks for the video. Nathan Bedford Forrest had 29 horses shot out from under him or wounded. His favorite horse was Broderick. He was so loyal to the General that he would jump a fence or untie himself to stand next to his tent. He was wounded in a charge and the General traded horses with his son and told him to take Broderick back to camp. When Broderick heard the bugle and the gunfire he broke free and was running beside the General when he took a bullet to the head. His last horse was a big grey named King Philip, he hated blue uniforms after the war and would attack policemen. He died from colic. The General cried when he found him.
Wow that's an amazing piece of history. We don't think of the numbers of horses that died in these battles alongside all the soldiers. The loss of life is sobering for sure. Thanks for sharing!
The remnants of Hurricane Beryl came through here and is going to touch you today. Just a little wind and rain. Thanks for the Gettysburg tour. It is a very good time to remind us where we came from. Blessings.
Thanks for taking us along. General Edward Lloyd Thomas is buried in my hometown. He commanded the 35th Georgia Inf. in Pickett's Charge. There is a marker at Gettysburg that marks where he started the march. He was shouting from his horse trying to keep his men in line and Pickett's men thought they heard charge. So he started Pickett's Charge. I hope Americans never take up arms against each other again. The answer to our differences are in the New Testament.
Excellent video. I spent a week riding my horse at the battlefield at Gettysburg a few years back and stayed at the horseman’s campground there. Also went to Maryland and Antietam for a day ride. Both were very spiritual and hands down the best vacation of my lifetime. 🐴
Your awesome Jake 😎. Cool history lesson on Gettysburg battlefield, sad t learn of all the casualties 😢. Yes freedom isn't free.... thousands of lives sacrificed for our freedom 🇺🇲. I am blown away by how calm and chill Eddie and Denver are about being around so many different experiences, sights, sounds etc. Happy 4th of July and God bless you and the horse's 🐎🐎 🤠
Hey Jake. I’ve been thinking about how I can represent The American Mustang myself and a couple of weeks ago I’ve been learning about the Tevis Cup. It is my new huge goal !! It won’t be this year or next but I will complete it with a Mustang !!! Thanks for getting the idea set in motion and thanks for another great vlog ! Happy 4th and stay safe pls !!! 💯❤️🐴👍🙏
❤❤❤following along, so crazy to see how long your hair has grown! As a non-American I think this is the best way to see the USA 🇺🇸 good luck, prayers ✝️
We would have loved to have met you and your horses... so close... you passed us going to Spring Grove, PA.. we are a small horse farm.... enjoy your journey. We are enjoying the trip with you!
Me and my wife have watched from the start. If ya want somebody to finish it with, ill finish it with ya. Ive always wanted to do this. Only have quarter horses tho.
Great video this week, Jake! Loved hearing the history of the "hospital" and all the things! Thanks for it all. May you and the horses continue to be blessed along your journey. Just wanna let you know...I love my YOTM hoodie!!! Great quality and fit! As always, you, Denver and Eddie remain in my prayers and the prayers of many at the Portland, Oregon temple. 🙏🏼❤️🐴🤠🐴❤️🙏🏼
Thanks so much for your kinds words and encouragement--it means a lot and I hope to visit your temple someday. And so glad you like the hoodie and that the qaulity is good. Thanks for supporting Year of the Mustang!
@jakeharvath the Portland temple and surrounding grounds are lovely with a stunning reflection pool. Spring and summer are the best times to visit to see all the gorgeous flower beds, fountain, etc. Let me know if you get over to Oregon...I live in a historical building on the north Oregon coast that is owned by members and we'd find a spot for you to stay. 🥰
@@jakeharvath No worries, I have been following your journey since the beginning and it is amazing to see such a lovely young man doing something wonderful with your Mustangs. What an adventure, thank you for sharing this journey with the world 😁🙏🏻🌹 Rose from Northern Ireland
Jake, I have been enjoying your trek. I discovered you when you were in Moorefield with my family, the Keplingers. I appreciate the reverence you shared at Gettysburg. I wish you Godspeed my friend.
This is great! Haven’t been to this farm yet though so I will have to check it out now that I live here. The stories of Gettysburg are well worth learning and telling. You’ll definitely have to come back and stay longer to see everything and eat at the Dobbin House!
Hi Jake, I wish you good travels and prayers as travel thru Pennsylvania. I am moving this weekend to Stewartsville, New Jersey. I wish I was able to see you and your horses riding thru NJ. God bless you and your horses. ❤ from Jersey Shore!
Jake thanks so much for all the history and historical land marks. Much appreciated. Beautiful country! Stay safe, and praying you meet up with awesome American people. God bless your travels.
I'm confused. Why are you going north instead of southeast? Great video as usual. Thanks! Oh! haha. Not your usual hat :) Threw me off there for a minute!
I'm going north because I'm headed to our east coast stoppping point which is Middletown, New Jersey. From there I'll turn west and hit the northern states heading home. The hat is one of the Year of the Mustang trucker hats that are now for sale on YearOfTheMustang.com. Thanks for watching!
@@jakeharvath you're almost there, to Middletown! Don't forget to stick your big toe into the most eastern water you come to, before you turn around :) Are you still planning to go all the way to the California coast before returning to Utah? Of just heading back to Utah from New Jersey? I'm thinking there's no way you'll make it back to Utah before winter, if you go all the way to California first, But I could be wrong! Been wrong before, haha. Thanks for continuing to share your journey. May it accomplish all you hope for!
@@rosemaryclark610 you're not wrong. My route has changed because of so many amazing opportunities I've had along the way and other things that that have slowed us down (like weather). So now I'm headed straight home to Utah although no jouney across this country is ever straight. LOL!
@@jakeharvath I personally think you're wise to change plans. No point taking unnecessary risks for you and the horses. Snow will be flying soon enough. Usually by mid-October here in Colorado.
First...I'm not sure Jake ever claimed to be "a cowboy." Second, he was raised in cow country in Utah and has been around horses and cows all his life. Third, he is trained as a farrier, emergency care for horses, roping, riding, horse trainer and trained all the mustangs he is riding. Every single mustang Jake owns is a rescue. I can't remember if he or his parents own cows, but if they don't, there are plenty of cows around him.
Thanks for the video. Nathan Bedford Forrest had 29 horses shot out from under him or wounded. His favorite horse was Broderick. He was so loyal to the General that he would jump a fence or untie himself to stand next to his tent. He was wounded in a charge and the General traded horses with his son and told him to take Broderick back to camp. When Broderick heard the bugle and the gunfire he broke free and was running beside the General when he took a bullet to the head. His last horse was a big grey named King Philip, he hated blue uniforms after the war and would attack policemen. He died from colic. The General cried when he found him.
Wow that's an amazing piece of history. We don't think of the numbers of horses that died in these battles alongside all the soldiers. The loss of life is sobering for sure. Thanks for sharing!
@@jakeharvatharound 5,000 horses perished during the battle of Gettysburg. Crazy to think about
Lancaster need to get Amish salted pretzels and homemade lemonade
The remnants of Hurricane Beryl came through here and is going to touch you today.
Just a little wind and rain. Thanks for the Gettysburg tour. It is a very good time
to remind us where we came from. Blessings.
State number 15!!!
Thanks for taking us along. General Edward Lloyd Thomas is buried in my hometown. He commanded the 35th Georgia Inf. in Pickett's Charge. There is a marker at Gettysburg that marks where he started the march. He was shouting from his horse trying to keep his men in line and Pickett's men thought they heard charge. So he started Pickett's Charge. I hope Americans never take up arms against each other again. The answer to our differences are in the New Testament.
Mustangs deserve homes
Longer videos please this is so exciting to go on this journey with you❤❤I’ve been there it’s awesome
Excellent video. I spent a week riding my horse at the battlefield at Gettysburg a few years back and stayed at the horseman’s campground there. Also went to Maryland and Antietam for a day ride. Both were very spiritual and hands down the best vacation of my lifetime. 🐴
Definitely something every American should see and extra special to see it on horseback. It's something I'll never forget.
Your awesome Jake 😎. Cool history lesson on Gettysburg battlefield, sad t learn of all the casualties 😢. Yes freedom isn't free.... thousands of lives sacrificed for our freedom 🇺🇲. I am blown away by how calm and chill Eddie and Denver are about being around so many different experiences, sights, sounds etc. Happy 4th of July and God bless you and the horse's 🐎🐎 🤠
Hey Jake.
I’ve been thinking about how I can represent The American Mustang myself and a couple of weeks ago I’ve been learning about the Tevis Cup. It is my new huge goal !! It won’t be this year or next but I will complete it with a Mustang !!! Thanks for getting the idea set in motion and thanks for another great vlog ! Happy 4th and stay safe pls !!! 💯❤️🐴👍🙏
Hallowed ground!
Very much so and I'm so glad I got to be there.
❤❤❤following along, so crazy to see how long your hair has grown! As a non-American I think this is the best way to see the USA 🇺🇸 good luck, prayers ✝️
Thank you so much!! That really means a lot.
The bridge would stop me in my tracks. Yicks and no lol. State my friend and God Bless!
love the History lesson.. I think that is my favorite part of your trip.. the little history lessons..
We would have loved to have met you and your horses... so close... you passed us going to Spring Grove, PA.. we are a small horse farm.... enjoy your journey. We are enjoying the trip with you!
So sorry we missed you as you came VERY near by. Family would have enjoyed having you over for a meal. Safe travels , God bless you and the horses.
Me and my wife have watched from the start. If ya want somebody to finish it with, ill finish it with ya. Ive always wanted to do this. Only have quarter horses tho.
Great video this week, Jake! Loved hearing the history of the "hospital" and all the things! Thanks for it all. May you and the horses continue to be blessed along your journey. Just wanna let you know...I love my YOTM hoodie!!! Great quality and fit! As always, you, Denver and Eddie remain in my prayers and the prayers of many at the Portland, Oregon temple. 🙏🏼❤️🐴🤠🐴❤️🙏🏼
Thanks so much for your kinds words and encouragement--it means a lot and I hope to visit your temple someday. And so glad you like the hoodie and that the qaulity is good. Thanks for supporting Year of the Mustang!
@jakeharvath the Portland temple and surrounding grounds are lovely with a stunning reflection pool. Spring and summer are the best times to visit to see all the gorgeous flower beds, fountain, etc. Let me know if you get over to Oregon...I live in a historical building on the north Oregon coast that is owned by members and we'd find a spot for you to stay. 🥰
Jake thanks for the video about Gettysburg!
Awesome video
Thank You for sharing! The state of PA is so pretty and Thank You for the history! Stay safe🥰🙏🏻😊
Awesome video ❤ thank you so much for sharing it and your amazing adventures. I loved it 😍 ❤❤❤
You're very welcome and thanks for watching!
Awesome Jake!
Nice to know a bit about the USA history
Thanks
Wow, thanks so much for your generous donation to Year of the Mustang. Your support and encouragement really means a lot!
@@jakeharvath No worries, I have been following your journey since the beginning and it is amazing to see such a lovely young man doing something wonderful with your Mustangs. What an adventure, thank you for sharing this journey with the world 😁🙏🏻🌹 Rose from Northern Ireland
That bridge! More beautiful country and learning about history. This is my favorite You Tube channel ❤
Thanks! I really appreciate that.
That bridge looked a bit nerve wracking Jake. The horses are doing amazing. God bless your travels mate. ❤
It definitely was. The boys did well but it was way too long a bridge for my taste. But I guess it beats swimming. LOL!
Our country is the greatest. Thank you for the history lesson Jake. God Bless
Jake, I have been enjoying your trek. I discovered you when you were in Moorefield with my family, the Keplingers. I appreciate the reverence you shared at Gettysburg. I wish you Godspeed my friend.
Good Luck! Keep riding!
This is great! Haven’t been to this farm yet though so I will have to check it out now that I live here. The stories of Gettysburg are well worth learning and telling. You’ll definitely have to come back and stay longer to see everything and eat at the Dobbin House!
I sure hope to go back someday since there was lot I didn't get to see. Thanks for watching!
That was just exactly the right time to talk about Gettysburg. Thank you for including that.
I have enjoyed this hi lite of this week, more so because of where you were.
Be safe and my Prayers.
Iva been following you on your journey from Maine
Great update Jake and so very timely as well!!! Really cool area you are in. Keep safe and thank you again for taking us along the journey!!!
Hi Jake, I wish you good travels and prayers as travel thru Pennsylvania. I am moving this weekend to Stewartsville, New Jersey. I wish I was able to see you and your horses riding thru NJ. God bless you and your horses. ❤ from Jersey Shore!
Lettttttssss goooooo 🤘🤘
We Love you Jake. and will be right here when you ride in to the end.
The world we live in is so Petty these days. What sacrifices were made for this country. Ride on Jake! Those horses will be broke before you know it!
Hi Jake. Gotta love Amish country. That whole ride was beautiful scenery. Be safe. Love and blessings to all.❤
There’s an historic trail ride you can take in Gettysburg on horseback. My friends and I did it a couple of years ago.
I work for them. Confederate Trails of Gettysburg 😊
Jake thanks so much for all the history and historical land marks. Much appreciated. Beautiful country! Stay safe, and praying you meet up with awesome American people. God bless your travels.
I was visiting Gettysburg July 14!
Thanks! I just think your trip is amazing. Love your videos. 😊
You're very welcome and thank you so much for your generous donation. Your suppoet and encouragement mean a lot to us!
I'm confused. Why are you going north instead of southeast? Great video as usual. Thanks! Oh! haha. Not your usual hat :) Threw me off there for a minute!
I'm going north because I'm headed to our east coast stoppping point which is Middletown, New Jersey. From there I'll turn west and hit the northern states heading home. The hat is one of the Year of the Mustang trucker hats that are now for sale on YearOfTheMustang.com. Thanks for watching!
@@jakeharvath you're almost there, to Middletown! Don't forget to stick your big toe into the most eastern water you come to, before you turn around :) Are you still planning to go all the way to the California coast before returning to Utah? Of just heading back to Utah from New Jersey? I'm thinking there's no way you'll make it back to Utah before winter, if you go all the way to California first, But I could be wrong! Been wrong before, haha. Thanks for continuing to share your journey. May it accomplish all you hope for!
@@rosemaryclark610 you're not wrong. My route has changed because of so many amazing opportunities I've had along the way and other things that that have slowed us down (like weather). So now I'm headed straight home to Utah although no jouney across this country is ever straight. LOL!
@@jakeharvath I personally think you're wise to change plans. No point taking unnecessary risks for you and the horses. Snow will be flying soon enough. Usually by mid-October here in Colorado.
Thank you for sharing the beauty of our country.
Sept 10 2021 has aproved admendment to unalive Mustangs without comment or input by public
How many sets of horse shoes have you gone through?
Six so gar if my counting is correct.
Are going into Michigan at all?
No, unfortunately Michigan is not one of the states I'll be riding through. Wish I could but I have to get home eventually. LOL!
I wonder how many people drive past you and assume you’re Amish? 🧐🤠
Ha, ha, in this part of the country, probably a lot.
Just cause he's riding a horse doesn't make him a cowboy.....
Maybe you could enlighten us all on what does make a cowboy, since you seem to thnk you're an expert. 🤔
First...I'm not sure Jake ever claimed to be "a cowboy." Second, he was raised in cow country in Utah and has been around horses and cows all his life. Third, he is trained as a farrier, emergency care for horses, roping, riding, horse trainer and trained all the mustangs he is riding. Every single mustang Jake owns is a rescue. I can't remember if he or his parents own cows, but if they don't, there are plenty of cows around him.