I love the smell of toasted hoof in the morning! lol. I randomly stumbled on your videos, and I keep on watching even more of them. I'm a city boy with no intention of ever having a horse or a farm but the videos are interesting. I'm over here taking mental notes about how I would do things. No idea why you don't have more subscribers. No annoying music, well filmed, looks like you really know what you are doing, and it's an interesting look at something that most people in the world have never seen in person. Thank you for your videos.
I like a man that gets the hoof right first, and then makes the shoe fit that hoof, and not the other way around. I also like that "Cadillac" of shoes you made, although I've never noticed all of those holes in the Crest before. 🤠
Its good that you check to see if its hot. I'm sure you have learned the hard way a few times. Nothing like sparks and molten metal to remind you when you slip up.
I've never been owned by a horse that had hoof issues so the various shoe "designs" are while seem self-explanatory to some degree I have a question about the use of the putty? I'm presuming it's meant to cushion the frog/heal? My owner Reno (
You got some great skills! It is really satisfying to watch. How do you determined where the nails go? I can see you put them in different places and not at the same spot all around, also not the same amount (not just referring to this particular video). Is it due to how the horse move and stand on its hoof? Thank you for sharing!
Nail placement is down to hoof condition, angle 📐 of the wall, personal preference and within the white line. The amount of nails depends on what sort of work they do and hoof condition. The less nails you can get away with the better.
I started enjoying watching your vlogs. Even the horses really needs a good fot care. But when I saw you fitting the shoes and smokes in the air, i thought you hurt the horse🤔😑. Good luck and you are doing a great job. I think horses are thankful
Question: what do you do when there's too many holes in the top of the hoof, from past shoeings, and there's no more solid areas to nail without blowing out pieces of the hoof? And im guessing there's no other way to nail the shoe without the nails coming out the top? Very AMAZING job you're doing too. Just found you and i just watch these relaxing videos of yours for hours...lol✌👍
yknow for years of my life I didn’t know ‘thoroughbred’ was a specific breed of horse. I thought it was the horse equivalent of the term ‘purebred’ so when I read horse books about thoroughbreds I would always be thinking ‘a thoroughbred *what?*’
Im a new viewer. Forgive my ignorace. Do you need to get training (School/Trade/Vocational) to be a Farrier? Or You got a hands on training from GrandPa and Dad then you. I live in rural farm area before we like knew everyone in the area. The Barber,The BlackSmith,The Basket Waver,The Carpenter (GreatGrandPa & GrandPa),The Baker,The Fisherman,The Farmer,The Vet, but never The Mr.Farrier. Maybe their was a Mr. Farier but never get to meet one,coz we have only water Buffalos, Cows,Goats and Pigs. You have a very interesting Job.More power to you.
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It's always relaxing to watch a craftsman at work, with no intrusive music.
Thank you 🙏
I watch your videos everyday before bed time, something so satisfying watching you work. Thank you please don't stop posting
Thank you for the support Lydia.
I love the smell of toasted hoof in the morning! lol. I randomly stumbled on your videos, and I keep on watching even more of them.
I'm a city boy with no intention of ever having a horse or a farm but the videos are interesting. I'm over here taking mental notes about how I would do things.
No idea why you don't have more subscribers. No annoying music, well filmed, looks like you really know what you are doing, and it's an interesting look at something that most people in the world have never seen in person. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for the support 🔥❤️👍🏻
How wonderfull! Good work mate 👍🏻🎉
I like a man that gets the hoof right first, and then makes the shoe fit that hoof, and not the other way around.
I also like that "Cadillac" of shoes you made, although I've never noticed all of those holes in the Crest before. 🤠
Your work as a farrier is amazing … and so is your tattoo!!! What’s the story behind it?
Its good that you check to see if its hot. I'm sure you have learned the hard way a few times. Nothing like sparks and molten metal to remind you when you slip up.
Man! That poor thing does have flat feet. Hardly any heel at all. I love to watch specialized shoeing...it's so interesting and very satisfying.
Welding without gloves on what a savage, I've got a reminder on my right hand why I never want to be a savage again 🤣🤣 great work, awesome video.
Bro is a menace for not putting gloves on while welding😂😂
Sometimes I do it with no top on too 🤫🤭
No annoying music: 10¹⁰ likes!
You did a very nice job sir. Keep the good work going 🙏.
Greetings from The Netherlands.
Great job. I'm in the US and I am curious as to what a job like cost in your area
I've never been owned by a horse that had hoof issues so the various shoe "designs" are while seem self-explanatory to some degree I have a question about the use of the putty? I'm presuming it's meant to cushion the frog/heal? My owner Reno (
Beautiful Job....
Nice job. What is the disc your using on the grinder?
You got some great skills! It is really satisfying to watch. How do you determined where the nails go? I can see you put them in different places and not at the same spot all around, also not the same amount (not just referring to this particular video). Is it due to how the horse move and stand on its hoof? Thank you for sharing!
Nail placement is down to hoof condition, angle 📐 of the wall, personal preference and within the white line. The amount of nails depends on what sort of work they do and hoof condition. The less nails you can get away with the better.
@@farrierlife Thank you for educating me! Appreciate it! :)
All good fella, take care 👍😉
I was wondering why you used a frog plate. Was it due to the flat feet and giving the horse more support underneath?
Please tell me about that tool you used to pull the clips!!
I’d love to get one.
I started enjoying watching your vlogs. Even the horses really needs a good fot care. But when I saw you fitting the shoes and smokes in the air, i thought you hurt the horse🤔😑. Good luck and you are doing a great job. I think horses are thankful
Horses don’t feel anything, is something like you cutting your hair or nails, the hoof is grew queratin
I don't know why i keep seeing this, but this is satisfying as fuck
So beautiful, well done job! Sounds and is seen so nice.
What is that pink stuff for?
Insole
Great Video !🐴🐴🐴🙂🙂
Thank you for the support
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho, abraços do Brasil
Um brasileiro aleluia kkk
You’re amazing 😀
Question: what do you do when there's too many holes in the top of the hoof, from past shoeings, and there's no more solid areas to nail without blowing out pieces of the hoof? And im guessing there's no other way to nail the shoe without the nails coming out the top? Very AMAZING job you're doing too. Just found you and i just watch these relaxing videos of yours for hours...lol✌👍
Hi you can glue a shoe on or glue the wall then nail into the glue or cast the hoof and nail into the cast. Thank you fir the support
Ok so was the pink stuff to give extra support because the frog was messed up?
Think of it as an insole
Bagus 👍
Love from india 🙏🏼
yknow for years of my life I didn’t know ‘thoroughbred’ was a specific breed of horse. I thought it was the horse equivalent of the term ‘purebred’ so when I read horse books about thoroughbreds I would always be thinking ‘a thoroughbred *what?*’
Bence çok uğraşıyor. Çok emek verdi sanat vaziyeti
My guy (see pic LOL) gets hot shoes and I LOVE LOVE LOVE them!!
You good job work on horse hooves and shoe
Thank you for the support
U make clipping look so easy 😂 what’s the thing that you put in the hardy called ?
Thank you. it’s a clip starter ( not joking)
Super Arbeit, Gruß aus Bayern
I've seen loads of horses wt flat feet just have normal horse shoes but on by t farriers
Im a new viewer. Forgive my ignorace. Do you need to get training (School/Trade/Vocational) to be a Farrier? Or You got a hands on training from GrandPa and Dad then you. I live in rural farm area before we like knew everyone in the area. The Barber,The BlackSmith,The Basket Waver,The Carpenter (GreatGrandPa & GrandPa),The Baker,The Fisherman,The Farmer,The Vet, but never The Mr.Farrier.
Maybe their was a Mr. Farier but never get to meet one,coz we have only water Buffalos, Cows,Goats and Pigs.
You have a very interesting Job.More power to you.
Here in the Uk 🇬🇧 we have to train for 5 year on an apprenticeship and college blocks.
Why did you skip clinching??
The camera holder needs to hold the camera still. That rapid moving back and forth is irritating.
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Arreglando las herraduras a Juan :v
Я в восторге
iew pink is a gum
O thought it. Just himain that have. Flat feet like me