Horse LACERATION (THERAPEUTIC Horseshoeing) HANDMADE Bar Shoe
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2020
- Today I am Collaborating with a veterinarian to shoe a horse recovering from a heel bulb laceration. For the sake of time I have sped up the whole process. In real time it took me about an hour to make the shoe. If you have any questions let me know in the comments below. Be sure to subscribe for more good videos to come. If you have things you want to see in future videos, let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed the video.
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T-shirts / APPARAL
Because of your suggestions and requests:
We have shirts for sale at the link below! And will have hats coming soon!
www.etsy.com/shop/coppercalf?...
Here is a link to our shirts being made! She does an excellent job!
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Why is this man’s channel my new obsession I know nothing about horses..
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Him: *explains why the shape of horseshoe is the way it is*
Me: Issa heart to give love and help heal the horsey 🥺🐎💕
Humans: I just got new Gucci shoes
Horses: Gucci clip clops
To think you made most of that shoe from memory , unbelievable fantastic just subscribed many thanks
glad you liked it. Thanks
S&S Horseshoeing awesome job!
Make thst two subs
Is it just me? This guy sounds way too young to have the talent and skill that he has. Mad props sir!!
i think it is just you (and i don't mean this in a rude way)
at least i, had realized that age has nothing to do with talent and skill a while ago haha
devil's advocate it kinda does anything skill takes time to master and you only get that time from growing older
Maybe he grew up as a kid doing this stuff.. very talented guy
devil's advocate I think it’s just everyone who know that time is needed to develop skill
He was just doing it at very young age
Young Buck
@@gordieevans2263 right, which is why prodigies exist
edit: sorry, child prodigies*
this mate's probably in his early 20s
i'm 16 and already hold more artistic skill than most 20-30 year olds i meet, and i'm not even that good
there are 9 year olds in college, 12 year olds inventing
believe it or not, there are people with naturally born ability to do things
its called disposition
i've just gotten used to it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
*a horse gets wounded*
*owner: aight let's give him a shot*
lol
*loads gun*
What kind of shot?
Oh bless you,, I once had a gelding who went through a severe version of this. I found him with his hoof hanging off. Very scary! Fortunately we had a decent vet and farrier and he went on for a further 25 years without limping
Non horse person here, how in the world does that happen? I can't imagine hoofs just fall off, that doesn't seem right..
@@BentleyS6336 i would only imagine he probably broke it off somehow
it could've gotten stuck in a fence or between some rocks
maybe got spooked by something, and ran through something that injured him (like rabbits do)
@@BentleyS6336 like ripping your finger off in a machine accident
I've always found it fascinating how a ferrier can take a peice of bar stock and turn it into a horse shoe. You made it look so easy. I think that's why I picked up blacksmithing, being able to mold steel with heat and a hammer. You do amazing work.
Nice attention to detail and willingness to help the healing happen.
Thanks, I try to do my best
Aaron John ..I would agree !
@@maverick_vet have you ever trimed camels out there?
I think that shoe you made from memory is called a “work of art.” Cheers! ✌🏼
Thanks
UA-cam’s recommended has taught me how to saw off deformed antlers off a deer, horseshoeing and how to make a profit by selling feet pictures, 3am is a breed of its own and I’m all for it 🤠
Holy forged in fire. That was awesome. Your 1 hell of a blacksmith & a farrier. Nice work. 👍👍
John Nagy Agree👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it. very kind
It's 2 AM Why am i watching this😂
Where do you LIVE?!
Yeah wtf its 2 am here as well XD
It’s almost 2 am here why am I watching this??
And guess what. You don't even have a horse.
Same
1:40 ah yes, gotta be kind and gently convince it to stay together, like a healthy marriage. Can't use brute force to keep that couple happy. The flux is like the kids, just extra glue to keep the house together. No idea why I thought this was a fitting analogy. I am not married, I do not do any metal work and I have never had a horse. Still real neat to see though!
Your craftsmanship is beyond my comprehension. What you do is an ancient and time honored profession that few people have mastered. I truly admire you and the service you provide for these wonderful animals. Bless you and all those of your like.
Hey Sheldon. Am hoping in future you can show us the horse you r working on in your vlogs. From the knees and hocks down that horse looked gorgeous. Lol. But however they look I'm sure a lot of people watching your wonderful vlogs r horse enthusiasts also and it would b a gratifying pleasure to see the horses, ponies or mules you r helping
Yes i would like to see horse, owner, hear a bit of back ground info especially from the vet. Would put your amazing work in context
@@mothball5425 Hi Sarah. Good comment. This would enrich his vlogs and make them even more enjoyable and personable
Sometimes i think to myself "hey, i wanna do that" youre living a simple life and you get to be with animals and then i realize if i were to be in his shoes without any prior knowledge i would get kicked by a horse if i touched its hooves
You really made a great shoe for that horse , you make it look way to easy😀
Thank you! 😊
So grateful for farriers who understand corrective and therapeutic needs. Many thanks.
I'm obsessed with this. UA-cam recommendations finally led me to an interesting channel
This sir, is an ~art~
This is like watching cement being mixed. It is soooo mesmerizing to watch.
I have no clue how I got here, but I’m here to stay. No idea what I’m watching, but this guy’s level of skill and expertise is mesmerizing.
I've always lived and been raised, taking care of pigs, chickens and such animals. Never had horses though. Just focused on them kinda animals, and vehicles for demos and such. But even though I've never EVER taken care of a horse you've drawn me in with your amazing work and personality. Great work man, and I love the things you're doing helping this animals
I love that you made your own shoes here, blacksmithing has almost always been something that fascinated me as a kid and I always went to places to see someone blacksmithing live
How wonderful to see this whole process! I used to do blacksmithing in school, your craftsmanship is a pleasure to watch, and to see how well you helped that baby heal is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
I don’t know why I’m here or how I’m here. But I’m happy I’m here. This man clearly cares a lot about these horses. At least I think he does. It’s just entertaining to watch in a weird way.
I know literally nothing about Donkeys, horses, or equine in general, but I really enjoy watching how you help these majestic creatures. And so although I don’t understand why or how you do the things you do, I appreciate the sacrifices and effort you’ve put into making these animals’ lives better.
thank you for helping that poor baby .you are professional..God bless you.
You are the best horseshoer I've ever seen. I wish you would have been near where I live years ago when I was still young and broke horses for a living. Watching you make your shoes just shows how good you are. Your excellent at what you do fella.
I always end up watching these videos at 2/3 AM because they just absolutely captivate me. Very interesting
this guy must love his horses. he takes good care of them.
I found this channel last night and I'm dying for more videos. ADDICTED. I don't own a horse, but this is fascinating.
Wow! I’m glad you and the vet were able to help! Hopefully that horse stays away from wire!
I'm glad to see the uploaded video! This was masterfully done, and I can only imagine how many years you have been doing this to do it so well!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
This guy takes alot of pride in what he's doing...
I can attest that heel bulb lacerations take ages to heal. Love the job you did with the shoe. Looks like this horse is healing really well
I appreciate the feedback Pip!
Will a horse with this type of injury always limp or is there a chance they will recover
Amber Mims they can definitely recover from this if given the time and care they need
Amber Mims They recover really well, but they need time to heal properly
Wow what's a beautiful job you did there. This video made me so happy. It feels nice to make animals feel comfortable and happy.
Amazing talent. People have no idea what skills are required in producing a shoe basically from scratch and with all the amendments for this particular horses injury. Neat work man.👍
2:56
Why do you need the creasing? I see it all the time and know the nails go through but what do creases do? Just make it so you don't need to file the nail down or something?
good question. It adds a little bit of traction to the shoe and also makes it so I can pull the nail out if I need to
@@maverick_vet ah, that makes sense. Tyty
Very lovely work. I grew up on a ranch and now a veterinarian technician mainly for large animals. But I love how many think that blacksmithing means being hard and super strong. Yet you have to have a super gentle touch. Haven't met a farrier that didnt have a soft touch with every aspect in life.
Really nice job here. That extra support on the shoe should really help the healing process.
Thanks. for sure
My boy Sheldon is damn proud of how he pulls clips!! 👊👊👊
I really enjoy watching a professional do his work. Excellent! Thank you.
Glad you enjoy it!
I applaud you. You're such a hard worker and need to be recognized for your outstanding job. I admire your attention to detail and a big heart to help out these beautiful animals. Thank you!
God bless you! 💕
Sheldon is the Bob Ross of welding.
this is the most perfect comment
Yesterday I watched a prime video called Proper English Christmas which included rebuilding a 150 year old forge and having the workhorse reshoed. Now I'm here amazed you have a forge in the back of a pick up truck!
I knew this was an art but now I realize even more so listening to you explain everything!! Im a vet tech in NH , never worked on large animals though!
I really enjoy watching a craftsman work. I can tell you are doing what you love. Thanks for sharing your talent!
Sheldon my hat goes of to you. You are a proper hand in the fire. I worked on making bar shoes for a long time when I was trying to get my Cjf. All I managed to do was mangle up 500 feet of barstock
Dude, you are awesome. Who know a guy born and raised in Brooklyn would be do fascinated by your work. Keep on keeping on!
Best video so far out of all the shoeing vids I've been watching. Really shows your skill, can appreciate the skill a lil more.
I love watching these videos bc I remember from a really early age making house calls with my great uncle who was a well known farrier around here. love this channel!
Each and every move of this guy says all. He is a very skilled person and knows his job well.
That's pure art!!!! 🥺 I'm so impressed!!! 👏
This is some real man's work
That’s wonderful work sir, great commentary, awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Hooves are so fascinating! I rode horses as a small child but never knew the extent of the care that goes into their feet, and just how weird yet interesting hooves are lol. Thanks for sharing your craft.
Just wonderful what you guys do for the hooves n these horses.
Insanely interesting. I have no knowledge of any of this but this is my new obsession. Why would anyone dislike your videos?
Both you and the Vet did a wonderful job for this horse. Wonderful! So glad the horse is healing well. It looks like leggings on the leg too... lol cute.
Hi lol so I never thought that I was a “city girl” until going to a college in the middle of nowhere. Since then I’ve realized there’s so many aspects to stuff like this that I didn’t even think of (just to put in perspective I’ve never actually been up close to a horse, cow, basically all the farm animals besides being near a goat at a petting zoo and someone’s personal goat and chicken when I went on a road trip) !! I’ve been binging your videos for like 2 hours now 😭😂 and it’s really really cool! I’ve learned so much lol. Anyways stay safe with everything going on!
PS. I’m from New York (state not city I’m from wny) 😁
Naomi Figueroa omg lol thats like soooo amazing.
My farrier hot shoed. So lovely to see a master doing it.
Damn your good, 55 years of watching farriers and you’re the best I’ve seen.
Awesome, real craftmanship.
Love this! Beautifully done.
Idk why but this is so relaxing, I’ve been watching before bed and it’s pretty calming to watch this guy work
So impressed with your worked my favorite time was when the farrier came and shoed our horses. I miss the ranch
I could watch these videos all day. So fascinating to me.
glad you like them
I am amazed by your talent. Awesome.
You are an artist congratulations for helping our horses so well all my respect from 🇫🇷👉💪🏻👍👌🤠🇺🇸
Really enjoy the horseshoeing on horses with special challenges.
thank you for sharing your skills and Knowledge of your craft
I have been intrigued in your videos now I’m watching them all
Great video! Years of practice makes this process look like a walk in the park.
His hoof is beautiful!
Didn’t search for this video.. but you sir have earned a subscriber, you are amazing at your craft! Good work.
He is so good at making horse shoes.
Wow!! Great job once again!!!
My marw did the same thing a few years back. Thanks for sharing
Wow!!! Great job!!!
This is talent on another level
You do such difficult things from the beginning, from memory and in an instant without mistakes, is just amazing ;-;
You and the Vet, 👍
I stumbled across this channel a few hours ago and boy am I obsessed with your videos haha. The perfect way to spend quarantine time. Just subscribed.
Truly amazing.
Great Job and i love how shinny the come out of your job looks 🙌🏻👍🏻
Beautiful job!
Excellent skills. A top job!
You got some skill man. Don’t ever lose that🤙🏻
From Los Angeles
Once again, an amazing video again.. Thank you sheldon ❤️👌🏼
So interesting to watch. Thanks from Delaware, USA
Love watching your video’s as a veterinary student from The Netherlands!
Awesome skills! 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
You my friend are awesome
Nice explanations.You are truly a friend to these amazing animals. 👍🙏
Amazing work!
Very creative! Awesome job!
You are amazing what you doing God bless you man
So cool to watch.