FootPro Farrier Information Series: Shoeing the Hind Feet
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Mike Wildenstein, CJF, FWCF, (Hons) works through the final segment of FPD's first shoeing video series. He will discuss the hind limb and foot as well as shoe choices that make sense for specific applications. Please visit our website: www.farrierproducts.com for information on other educational videos and articles as well as product information.
I could listen to Mike talk all day, very clear and explains what he's doing...
Mike Wildenstein, is an excellent Farrier and teacher Thank you for such great educational video
Hi Liuni, Mike is very talented and has a lot of useful info to share. We'll keep adding to the list of material. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks 🙏
Thanks for your positive comments. Mike does great work and we're glad to be able to share the info.
thank you, have watched Mikes videos several times, just starting out they are nicely done.
This guy is more concerned with the horse than most. he's smart because it makes his job easier.
I greatly appreciate your educational videos, as a new farrier they are excellent tools.
wow most clean work i've ever seen
keep it up bro
Nice work thinking then doing taking all little considerations for the 🐎,s well being😃😀
The man's an artist.
You guys have good products, and do great work!
wheel alignment for horses, cool video
a master at his trade
if a horse lands hard inside instead of outside then what would you do?
Hi Tim,
It's good to hear from someone starting out that these videos are helpful. We are continuing to work on additional footage and if you have subscribed to the channel you will get notice any time we post anything. Good luck with your new career.
Oh....you absolutely have to hot shoe everything.....naaaa you don't! Again such nice boots!!
100%
what's the advantage of using a urethane hammer for clinching
Art level.
Well done sir
It's not as easy as Mike makes it look.
Mike brought out the medial branch but never brought the shoe back around at the heal, leaving a lot of steal hanging. Was there a reason for leaving that much shoe there and not continuing to follow that back half of the foot?
GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ESTE VIDEO .
sisabe
who makes the shoeing box? anybody know.
+dennis beal Hello Dennis, The shoeing box is a JV box- it comes from Stockhoff's in LaGrange, KY. You might visit their website- stockhoffsonline.com to get more info- or if you want to send me your email or phone I can have them contact you. We did some modification with the handle and magnets.
Cool tools, equipment and shoeing, but utterly wrong trimming done before it.
on
Ahhh, comment sections, where opinions on anything to do with animals become instant immutable facts.
And all this time I thought it was like buying a pair of Nikes,Jordan's or Pumas
Do horses appreciate these expensive 'nail jobs' ?
ill
barefoot is much better fot the horses!
Tami Kahler Yes so much better when their feet wear down to the living part of the hoof and cause major pain.
Lillie Hudgins, that's bs try it sometime you'll c what I'm talking about!
Tami there's pros and con's to both. Different terrains, workloads, and riding styles are all factors that go into deciding if a shoe is right or not.