Simply Amish ~ Farrier

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 89

  • @rhonda8231
    @rhonda8231 Год назад +2

    That was so interesting. Thank you so much.... I laughed at the face that the horse was making at the camera. Like NOPE not going to be caught on camera!!! LOL

  • @ritamccartt-kordon283
    @ritamccartt-kordon283 Год назад +19

    This was fascinating to me! This man knows his craft. He cleaned everything up before putting a new show on. I've never seen this, up close, before. I enjoyed his explanations of what the parts of the hooves were. Job well done! Please thank him, for those of us who don't know about this work, for explaining his process! Thank him for his patience, in letting you film this! It is very much appreciated! Thank you for doing this. GOD bless

    • @auntiepam5649
      @auntiepam5649 Год назад

      That was exactly what I was thinking Fascinating.

  • @nancywest1926
    @nancywest1926 Год назад +1

    Watching blacksmiths, horseshoeing, and sheep shearing as a 4 year old...no wonder I ran to this lifestyle. Thank you for showing PETA People, it's not cruelty, but care.

  • @ArkansasSquaw
    @ArkansasSquaw Год назад +12

    Can you reiterate to them how thankful we are for their willingness to share and how much we appreciate them, and you, for doing so. Thank you all so much. We NEED this in today's climate more so than ever.

  • @kimchee94112
    @kimchee94112 Год назад

    I had no idea of such high level of craftsmanship needed. Should be one very happy horse.

  • @ajalicea1091
    @ajalicea1091 Год назад +9

    Thank you Leilani for all that you're doing.
    Let your Amish neighbors know it is greatly appreciated that they are allowing this to be shown.
    It gives a true insight to how things have been done for generations upon generations.
    It is amazing how some people say they can't live without certain things but yet here's a community that lives without a lot of things.

  • @puppylover8991
    @puppylover8991 Год назад +4

    Watching him work was truly beautiful. His respect for the horse shows along with his willingness to show his craft. Thank you for this!

  • @nancymweasel6561
    @nancymweasel6561 Год назад

    Former race horse trainer here. This blacksmith did a good job. We used aluminum shoes but I love a good blacksmithing.

  • @RockKnocker17
    @RockKnocker17 Год назад +1

    I love this, I am also a farrier! Can you tell that was the horses first time on camera??? I joined for all the canning knowledge and I love seeing knowledge of this historic profession spread around also. Kudos to that farrier and the horse did a great job also. I cant believe the amish dont wear leather chaps or farrier aprons, everyone else does, those nails are dangerous before they're bent and cut!

  • @samaholderfield1518
    @samaholderfield1518 Год назад +2

    Wow!! So cool thanks for the video

  • @donnamcknight3175
    @donnamcknight3175 Год назад +1

    Wow! I've seen a lot in my time but never that! Fascinating!

  • @123canadagirl
    @123canadagirl Год назад

    Loved seeing this video and great care and skill of the farrier for the horse.

  • @wendyzimmerman6002
    @wendyzimmerman6002 Год назад

    This farrier is excellent patient and extremely knowledgeable

  • @pattiwintermute2166
    @pattiwintermute2166 Год назад +2

    Thank you for the video. GOD Bless 🙏

  • @jinetwri
    @jinetwri Год назад +1

    Very cool…can’t wait for the next video!!

  • @paulettemathis5958
    @paulettemathis5958 Год назад

    Im 73 and have never seen this done. It was really interesting. Thank you for sharing

  • @dhansonranch
    @dhansonranch Год назад

    Excellent! He has done a few of them. He is certainly faster than me! LOL. Please be sure to Thank him for letting you film and explaining....The frog also serves to push the blood back up the leg back to the heart. They certainly have some nice stuff on their web site...true talent. That bouquet of flowers - wow!

  • @GypsyBrokenwings
    @GypsyBrokenwings Год назад

    One heck of a farrier! If anyone's in that area, with horses, I'd say go to him.
    When I was young I was going to go to farrier school, till mine told me the horror stories about people getting their gut cut open with a nail, from an unruly horse, etc.. and that it generally cost more to leave the driveway than what he made. He was super good though and made corrective shoes for my horses cow hocks. He got the problem fixed.

  • @GG.098
    @GG.098 Год назад

    Wow a good farrier is worth the money to keep your horses in good shape.

  • @jimoray3
    @jimoray3 Год назад +1

    Excellent content. Yes your relationship with the Amish and telling their story is your gift

  • @coloradoblueskiesboutique7720
    @coloradoblueskiesboutique7720 Год назад

    Wow this was just crazy to watch. Never new so much craftsmanship had to go into shoeing. My question is how often do they have to do this? Let them know we love them sharing their gifts with us. We are lead to believe that their life style is easy and simple, but watching something like this...........hard work, sweat and I am sure some tears!.

  • @ThreeAcreHomestead
    @ThreeAcreHomestead Год назад +2

    Thank you for this education. Keep them coming. I really value your content

  • @rebel0905
    @rebel0905 Год назад +1

    I thoroughly enjoyed watching this!!!!! I am in Canada and looking forward to more, Thanks for sharing 🙂

  • @Ativabrand
    @Ativabrand Год назад +4

    I was so glad to see the horse was in no distress. He or she never flinched. So tame and relaxed. Thank you for this glimpse into the gentleman’s craft.

  • @artsandcrafts1374
    @artsandcrafts1374 Год назад

    I had no idea there was so much work involved! Fascinating to watch and impressive!! Thank you for bringing this to us and please thank the Amish as well.

  • @lindapotter4741
    @lindapotter4741 Год назад

    That was so interesting, Leilani! Thank you for making this video and posting it. And thank the ferrier. My husband and I were so impressed about the wealth of knowledge and level of expertise that he must have to do that job. And the horse! So well behaved...but then I might be too if I had lemon drops to munch on.

  • @venusshriver8545
    @venusshriver8545 Год назад

    Very fascinating...always enjoy your videos! 🙂🙂🙂

  • @naydenaschlecht8572
    @naydenaschlecht8572 Год назад +1

    Keep it coming I love it

  • @sheilafleet7060
    @sheilafleet7060 Год назад

    Surprisingly very satisfying!

  • @sarahdenkins3431
    @sarahdenkins3431 Год назад +1

    This has been so interesting and amazing for me to see! The expertise is just... I can't even describe it ! It's amazing how confident and skill this Person has. please do share more of these types of videos. We'll all love this I am sure!

  • @lisaroche1684
    @lisaroche1684 Год назад

    This is so interesting and impressive. Thank you for letting us watch this master of his trade!

  • @squirrelgirl3177
    @squirrelgirl3177 Год назад

    Fascinating!!! Thank you for this video & thank this man for allowing you to film his work. Had no idea it was so involved.

  • @sandracurrie5904
    @sandracurrie5904 Год назад

    Great video! I have a horse, so have seen lots of hoof trimmings, but have never seen one being shoe'd. He's an excellent farrier!

  • @lethaharris1608
    @lethaharris1608 Год назад

    Oh my goodness this may sound crazy but how calming to watch !!! This was so interesting !! I live on a farm and grew up around horses but I have never seen this done . Amazing !!! I think the Amish are so skilled !!! I would love to watch anything they are willing to share !! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @AnnieWiz1978
    @AnnieWiz1978 Год назад +1

    Wow beautiful job! I used to have a horse and a great ferrier but this guy was soon fast and such an amazing job! I love the Amish I have much respect for them I hope you keep getting to make these videos!!!❤😊

  • @jeanwegner5684
    @jeanwegner5684 Год назад

    Pretty much the same as most. Awesome! Loved it! So interesting! His movements were flowing! Thank you for sharing 💜

  • @annesmith2574
    @annesmith2574 Год назад

    That was so interesting...can’t wait to show this to my little grandson who is 6...he will love it!
    What a talented man! Really fascinating, thank you.

  • @csmithsontag1
    @csmithsontag1 Год назад

    I love the fact you post Amish ways it’s my favorite they are so intriguing

  • @marymurphy1393
    @marymurphy1393 Год назад

    OMG !!! I just loved this !!! Pleeeeese show more xxx hugs and kisses from Ireland 🇮🇪 xxx

  • @jerimcconnell791
    @jerimcconnell791 Год назад

    Omg this was wonderful to watch please keep sharing

  • @creationsbychristieb
    @creationsbychristieb Год назад

    That was quite fascinating! I've never seen that done before.

  • @TLStitches
    @TLStitches Год назад

    I love the idea of this series! Thank you for such informative and interesting videos!

  • @MsApril29906
    @MsApril29906 Год назад +3

    The Hoof GP does cow hooves, and it’s amazing! I had NO idea that our animals needed this sort of care. They do needed work! Thank you for sharing!!!

  • @homesteadgamer1257
    @homesteadgamer1257 Год назад

    This video is great! I hope to get a horse when I move to larger land, I'm sure I will have to do this. I admire the Amish so much, just as I admire all our pioneer and native ancestors. I would honestly love to live among them, but I know they have very strict standards of who they let in. You must have a wonderful heart for them to open up so much of their lives to you.

  • @marysidle5132
    @marysidle5132 Год назад

    I loved this video and the series sounds wonderful!!! Cant wait for more. GOD bless.

  • @novemberecho3807
    @novemberecho3807 Год назад

    Very interesting!

  • @NanaSuze77
    @NanaSuze77 Год назад

    Oh I love this idea! Thank you

  • @wendyzimmerman6002
    @wendyzimmerman6002 Год назад

    We own 2 horses and we used to ride often and we picked out the hoofs before riding every 3 months the farrier came to trim and reshot them actually 3 horses

  • @Monkchip
    @Monkchip Год назад +3

    Wow! That's a lot more detail than when we get a Mani and a Pedi ! I had no idea, so thanks for showing !

  • @murraydelawski7496
    @murraydelawski7496 Год назад +1

    Nice I can't wait

  • @silver_threads
    @silver_threads Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this video...his skill as well as his gentle handling of the horse are amazing. Must admit, though, I kept mentally wincing, expecting it to hurt or for the horse to flinch. Such expertise!! Loved it!

  • @DougFLTRX
    @DougFLTRX Год назад

    Very good quality work

  • @TheMzTR
    @TheMzTR Год назад +1

    Tks for sharing this! It was very educational for me to see how this is done! I'm a city gal

  • @justjenn9011
    @justjenn9011 Год назад +4

    This man knows exactly what he's doing and is great at it! Incredible workmanship! So fascinating to watch! Even after seeing it done in real life, you just get drawn into it. The inside of the hoof always reminds me of butter when they slice it away 😄, so smooth!

  • @Butterflys3436
    @Butterflys3436 Год назад +1

    Such an amazing video. Thank you for making it. Please thank him for taking the time to let you film there is so much to know about God’s creatures. And it’s interesting to see how we take care of them it would Be interesting to know why they and how they started putting shoes on horses if he knew that.

  • @MemawsHomestead
    @MemawsHomestead Год назад +2

    This was so amazing to watch. It seemed as if the horse loved being manicured.

  • @thetest2478
    @thetest2478 Год назад +2

    Excellent pedicure!! Please thank your friend for sharing this with us.

  • @DivaHill12
    @DivaHill12 Год назад +2

    I loved this! I was a horse crazy little girl who adored watching the ferrier shoe my pony. Thank you for bringing some deep nostalgia to my heart.❤

  • @ravenbrown74
    @ravenbrown74 Год назад +1

    Wow this looks really painful but I know it’s not. I have to cut and clean the hoofs of my goats no shoes 😂 but it’s hard work and time consuming. This is a art and skill I’m just learning and I’ve got the 💩 kicked out of me. I would love to live by the Amish people there so crafted in all things cooking canning growing food just everything. Last night I water bathed carrots potatoes tonight I have more to do
    Thank you for teaching me
    Prayers to all and love 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @LadyValkyri
    @LadyValkyri Год назад +1

    Very interesting! Please thank him for us, for allowing you to share his work. I appreciate that little glimpse! Hugs to you, friend.

  • @thebandplayedon..6145
    @thebandplayedon..6145 Год назад +1

    Great detail, Thank your friend for sharing his work with us.
    I do wish though that he'd said why all this is even necessary as that has always been a mystery to me, obviously wild horses require no she's or cutting down of the hoof, is tht simply because our domestic horses spend to much time just standing around in barns and grass fields I wonder?

    • @Ativabrand
      @Ativabrand Год назад +1

      It may be because the Amish use their horses for their buggy which travels on pavement. Just a thought

    • @RockKnocker17
      @RockKnocker17 Год назад

      Yes, wild horses on average travel 15 to 30 miles a day for food and water and they generally live in dryer rockier soil than many horse pastures. Genetics are also important many of our pet horses now are many many generations away from wild and hoof health is top priority in the wild, with human care and human breeding hooves have changed just like all the generations of breeding have changed the dog. I am also a farrier and have worked on captured and broke mustang's and their hooves need much less care than most horses.

  • @littlehouseinthebigwoods9968
    @littlehouseinthebigwoods9968 Год назад +4

    So excited for this series!

  • @thecitysteadkitchen
    @thecitysteadkitchen Год назад

    Awesome, love this video!

  • @ABunchOfLadiesAndADood
    @ABunchOfLadiesAndADood Год назад

    ❤❤ That was a great one to watch! Even though it made me want a horse to go have some shoes put on and go out riding of my own ❤❤❤❤ , but loved it and it brought back memories of when I had a horse!!! TY

  • @laurawyatt9267
    @laurawyatt9267 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @dianneguarino2348
    @dianneguarino2348 Год назад

    I am very interested in this series . He did a good job on the horses feet I am just not a fan of shoes that’s a personal choice. Have a great day

  • @tracycouture3955
    @tracycouture3955 Год назад +1

    Such beautiful confidence and love with the animals 💞🐎

  • @cynthiafisher9907
    @cynthiafisher9907 Год назад

    This was a lot of work! It was painful to watch in a way because it looked painful. But thanks for sharing, it was very interesting!

  • @ericarigler8892
    @ericarigler8892 Год назад

    Moscow pa here...love this!

  • @cindys.w.8566
    @cindys.w.8566 Год назад

    Thar was amazing and just one shoe done 3 more to go.

  • @pomroy65
    @pomroy65 Год назад +2

    I’m really excited for this series! This was so interesting

  • @Tandyhn
    @Tandyhn Год назад +5

    Love, love, love the idea of this series! Inspiration hit you and I’m here for it! Btw, I hope your puppy is doing well….

  • @traviskeller7706
    @traviskeller7706 Год назад

    The Amish gentleman Is quite knowledgeable. The Huff capsule Is made out Of the same material as fingernails or The horn of a rhino

  • @thomasstone5707
    @thomasstone5707 Год назад

    As a standardbred guy this guy is very good. Does he shoe race horses? he'll know what i'm talking about.Thanks for bring this.

  • @joijoi617
    @joijoi617 Год назад

    MY GUY SAID DONT PLAY WITH THE AMISH ❤ WE DOES THIS

  • @MyLady120
    @MyLady120 Год назад +1

    This is very interesting. Learned something new. How long does it last after you do this process and renew everything? Does He have to do this every month or 6 months? Just curious. I’m sure learning something new here. Thank you so much for this video.

  • @lidiasoares5675
    @lidiasoares5675 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @mercedeslopez2655
    @mercedeslopez2655 Год назад +1

    They do his toe nails better than they do mine😂

  • @lmuledeer388
    @lmuledeer388 Год назад

    I've never seen a farrier do such a good job. I envy the Amish this young man works for. Thank you for bringing us such an interesting
    topic. I look forward to more Amish stories in your series.

  • @melaniealison5889
    @melaniealison5889 Год назад

    I loved this so much!! And the fact that they want to share!!! Thank you for sharing this new series!!!

  • @ppj.short.s0691
    @ppj.short.s0691 Год назад

    Nice videos❤❤❤❤

  • @T_Humphries
    @T_Humphries Год назад

    I wish you had ask him how many years he had been shoeing because he was amazingly proficient

  • @gwenwerner8795
    @gwenwerner8795 Год назад

    I have miss u