In The Valley Of Wild Horses
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2019
- A new generation of Xeni Gwet'in Riders trek 200-km by horse and wagon through Canada's most breathtaking landscapes.
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Awesome sharing this journey ...indigenous peoples nation 🏇🍃🌈 much blessings 🐎🦌🦅🐾nz💚
This reminds me of the best time in my life. We had horses in our farm, thanks to my dearest father. We used to ride and had so much fun in our farm. Unforgettable days which forever remind in my heart. Unforgettable. Thank you my beloved dad.
This is an amazing documentary….I love how this young man is striving to keep his community and family steeped in tradition and unity. We have a similar tradition on the Mescalero Apache reservation in southern New Mexico….to bring the community together, spotlighting the youth of the tribe, as we band together in a blessing run that encompasses a relay run of over 150 miles in one day. We pass blessing bags to each other all along the way and stop to pray at sacred spots along the way. The whole community gathers at the feast grounds up by the school for the end of the run and we pray again as we celebrate the unity of the day. We feast and dance for two nights, it brings everyone together as we give thanks and bless the land that sustains the tribe. I hope more tribes and communities reach down deep inside to find ways to connect our youth to the land and traditions that bind us all to our creator.
Horses make the world seem so perfect, it’s magical.
Hi Pacen.I saw you and your Friends on the Valley of Horses.I Was/Am You.i am 64 now but i grew up with my pony Heidi and then my horse McGee.
Pacen.i write to you for your words hit my heart.You are a fine young man to know the horses need our love and protection.In america they are Cruel.it is only last 20 yrs i have seen change. And it IS Good.For they have as much right to be loose as a buffalo, elk mountain goat.
it is GREED.Stay.Stay with horse and those good people.Things are coming to an end.My McGee was 33yrs old.I had him since he was 2.He taught me so Vry Vry much.We would walk side by side.McGee was better than a dog.The Secrets we would Tell.We even rode under the full moon.So i go.Maybe i was a horse or will be nxt time.Here are the words my Irish Granma said.but i think all good horses and people know.May the Road Rise Up to Meet You.
And the Wind be at Your Back...
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I bet the horses enjoy this trip as much as the people. It's so natural for horses to follow each other herd style through a trail they know well !! A beautiful tradition !!
Wow! Going back in time. It's so nice to be able to take your horses, your loved ones...travel and camp out with them like that It's just beautiful. 😊
This is fantastic!!!
That’s what I call progress👏👏👏👏
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I am so grateful I was able to be a part of this. It brings me so much joy to witness a community coming together around their youth!
Thank you. Cape Town..South Africa.
Thank God for people like you this is how people are supposed to be and your teaching children to respect animals I love horses they are so beautiful you are amazing and keep up your great work because In the end love is all we take with us to the other side thank you 🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧
HOW WONDERFUL THIS WAS TO EXPERIENCE WITH YOU KIDS!!!!! MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 😇🙏😎💖💪🏼👍💜👊😃💗😂🐴🤗
Outstanding!! The first time I was ever welcomed into a circle and felt this beauty was by a group of children and their horses on a Tsilhqot'in ranch when I was just 5 years old. Decades later, I took a healing journey guided by Creator, ancestors and all my relations which lead me back to the T'silhquot'in where I was reminded of all that had reached my marrow, cells, sinew, spirit and soul... And full circle healing was made possible. This film moved me to tears. I'd love to take my grandchildren, nieces and nephews who live on urban reservations or off reserves in the cities so they will always know where their hearts beat strongest, smiles are widest and spirits thrive. Thank you for sharing this sacred medicine in a good way.
It’s a beautiful thing with wonderful people. Such deep reverence for nature and Mother Earth is heart warming. I hope you continue this and those beautiful young people who spoke so eloquently will continue the tradition and preserve your culture. What a wonderful story you tell.
Poetic & wondrously emotional words; This meant a lot to me.
@@philenealvarado5008 thank you.
This was a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.
To dispel the myth of life that has been projected upon us….that is that as progress along each individual life timeline…we become less valuable. Thank you for bursting out with a productive life and a love-filled life!!! My daughter shared your video as she loves horses!!
Beautiful film and commend the people involved with not just introducing the younger generation to the Flora and Fauna but to the horse I do not know of any animal that has contributed more towards the shaping of any new frontier or the defense of a nation, than the horse. His contribution has now somewhat been over looked and nearly forgotten, as this world rapidly changes. More and more, we are growing accustomed to viewing young horses just standing in pastures enjoying the life of Reilly and even neglected.
Less than one hundred years ago the horse was one of the most important tools used both domestically and for War. Without question, a well schooled horse is always ready to give you his very best under all conditions.
In a way, I regard, a horse's schooling very much like that of a young person. Much like the youngster starting his education from early schooling and progressing to high school.
If you are prepared to invest time in the training of a young horse, you will watch your horse transform from a simple masse into a well disciplined animal that will strike anxiety into the hearts of any person.One can say why do I have to inject so much schooling into a horse?
My answer is that when you have such deep love and passion for a horse and the pursuit of building or as some old timers say ''Making most'' with a fine young project, you will find, there is nothing finer than riding a finished horse. A horse that you can say graduated from the school, has fully mastered and perfected his schooling. Your horse is correctly balanced in all forward and lateral extensions. By that I mean carrying his head and neck with the proper flexion, has his hocks engaged so they are placed well under his body, supple, and he is light in hand.
This training will be a constant upward physical contribution on your part and not easy. But when you achieve these goals, you will feel rewarded and now ready to enjoy the hard work that you have put into your ''finished'' project.
One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen! This brought so much emotion out of my heart and tears to my eyes. Thank you for taking me on this journey with you!
Wow so awesome . Thanks for sharing .
Third time iv watched this......your all living in paradise.
This film was so incredibly beautiful, very educational, for all... especially the children... and it was so deep rooted in Spirituality, to a Nation that is so embedded with Mother Earth!!!! We could learn a few of lessons, from this “cast”, down here in the States and how we could save our Wild Horses and Burros!!!! Thank you so much for Sharing, it sure was Beautiful, in So Many Ways!!! 💖🐴💖
All first nations people over the world be proud of where you come from know ur past then the future is to explore
The world needs more people like them . What a beautiful way to live !
I was crying whet I was watching this film. It's amazing work! The thing is that I feel that I born in wrong place, and hole my life, from 5-6 years I told everyone that I want to live in Canada. And when it was a time to choose what I want to study - I choose a filmmaking. I think there is no better thing for me as work as filmmaker in places like this… I also work at moment as horse groom in Swiss, next year I will go with my dog in The UK to study filmmaking. There is one phrase, which I told everyone, who as me why I choose this way - I want to show a world to the world.
Beautiful! Guard your dreams and visions. Shine and Thrive on spirit strong!
Beautiful! This is an experience that all youth should have. The Xeni Gwet'in are brilliant! ♥
This was wonderful, inspiring really, so many or not enough, words to describe this video. I wish it was longer. The world needs more of this, going back to our roots. I wish this had been here when I was growing up.
Beautiful production! Lost track of time watching it!
Wow, I would love to do something like that! So beautiful. It was great to see so many children smiling.
This is one powerful film. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this... it's soul-moving and beautiful!
Love learning about the true Americans ways may the great spirit always protect them
The land is breathtaking! May you continue to have great success with your wagon trip. Thank you for posting such an awesome story.
This was such a beautiful film. Thank you.
Truly inspirational for our youth to be apart of the horse nation and apart of nature! beautiful and heartwarming! would love to take part in this ride
Loved watching your story. Thank you for sharing. Wish this was available to all youth.
This was just terrific, the scenery was pretty and the horses were beautiful! I loved the whole trip❤️👍🇺🇸
Beutifull
This was amazing to watch, thank you for sharing. This is what’s wrong today we don’t embrace nature at it best. What beauty!
"Maravilloso "......
Ojalá hubiesen muchos recorridos como este .
Cosas sanas, ( interacción con la naturaleza )... Con los maravillosos animales, llamados " caballos ".Que tanto han contribuido al desarrollo de la,humanidad.....
Wow! What an exquisite place to tour by wagon.
I went on the very first year! it felt sooo long. By the end of the trip, I wish I didn't end.
Jimmy lulua is my uncle
Bless you
I want to go there
Beautiful. Incredibly beautiful. The innocence yet maturity and responsibilities of the young. I pray that they are left in peace to live their lives on their land. An excellent video 🌹🌹❤🌹🌹
Thank you for this wonderful video, I loved the drone shots. I hardly ever wish I was younger again but this video made me wish I was riding a horse again.
Beautiful.thank you!💕
i love the sunset when your at the country and the hourse's are beautiful too i love the view to it's amazing
BC needs more bridle trails, from Vancouver to the Yukon border there should be trails for ecotourism.
Well said, well put together. 👏 I appreciate the simplicity and honesty of your story.
Incredible!
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Well done! Lovely film.
So interesting. Would like see more of them.
I am so happy to see this. There is another area in Canada that protects wild horses: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sable_Island_horse.
Absolutely beautiful country. Thank you for sharing this video. I was searching for wild horses still remaining and I came upon this. I’m so glad. I want to share this with my family. How do you say and spell wild horses in the native language? Is it Kayu?
I found you through suggested videos. First your videos are very informative and you get some great shots!! I just made a UA-cam channel so I’m definitely doing my research. Thanks for all your help. Please keep it up! Just subbed!
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Pour moi sais sa le PARADIS MERCI
Do you allow non First Nation people to join your journey. I'm Irish, and we as a nation have a huge affinity with horses and would love to do this trip.
Does anyone know who sings the song in Valley of Wild Horses?
Keep in mind Sable Island off of Nova Scotia is protected land inhabited by wild horses as well.
Beautiful film. Nice to see such happiness and a sense of community.
How do we can join the program?
19:02 what is that running through the bushes? Looks larger than a rodent. Coyote?
ten seconds in our wedding west brown at the jelly
You mean Tsilhqot’in First Nations.... Xeni Gwet’in is just the chilcotin word for Nemiah Valley.
I understand the appeal of the story but packs of feral horses competing with native flora and fauna like elk and moose on a shrinking wild landscape just doesn’t do it for me.
Educate yourself
@@truthspeaks623 Well I am a wildlife biologist with a background in invasive species so I feel I'm as qualified as most to commment...
Walk w the horses instead of riding them.
Yah, because that makes more sense? There were times they did walk with them, and spent time grooming and petting them. Not sure what your getting at, but how about if you make a week long trip across B.C. and just walk with a horse and not ride it? Then come back here, and delete your ridiculous response to the film.
@@msdee7444 well 2 things can be true at the same time. Their comment was ridiculously dumb and I if I had to walk a horse for a week long trip across B.C I would still love it.