Getting the farrier out has been challenging during lockdowns so I'm a horse owner trying to learn about how to care for my horses' feet between professional trims. I appreciate you sharing your tips and tricks in choosing and using a hoof stand. Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I'm going through farrier school right now and my school teaches the traditional way of holding hooves but I dont have the muscle tone to squat for that long yet while fighting very fidgety horses. I think these holding tips will help a lot with the squirrely horses I regularly practice on :)
I can't afford to buy one of those, so I am making one myself, but I wish I could afford to just buy one. I wanted to thank you because you gave some insightful pointers in your video. Thank you!
Im in farrier school right now. i avoided buying one if these because i wanted to learn without one but I'm going to get one in the morning. Being nearly six feet tall I've been getting resistance from the horses and having trouble getting low enough. My instructors are old school so they didn't suggest it or teach me how to use one so I'm glad these videos are available. thanks for the demo!
My son is a equine science student in a high school right now. He has hypotonia aka low muscle tone. When trying to pick out the hooves, he says he has trouble with the weight of the lower leg and his back kills him. Would using a hoof jack work better for him? Thanks.
Getting the farrier out has been challenging during lockdowns so I'm a horse owner trying to learn about how to care for my horses' feet between professional trims. I appreciate you sharing your tips and tricks in choosing and using a hoof stand. Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you! Very helpful video of how to use a hoof-jack! Great explanation! Best regards from Norway 😊
Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I'm going through farrier school right now and my school teaches the traditional way of holding hooves but I dont have the muscle tone to squat for that long yet while fighting very fidgety horses. I think these holding tips will help a lot with the squirrely horses I regularly practice on :)
I can't afford to buy one of those, so I am making one myself, but I wish I could afford to just buy one. I wanted to thank you because you gave some insightful pointers in your video. Thank you!
Im in farrier school right now. i avoided buying one if these because i wanted to learn without one but I'm going to get one in the morning. Being nearly six feet tall I've been getting resistance from the horses and having trouble getting low enough. My instructors are old school so they didn't suggest it or teach me how to use one so I'm glad these videos are available. thanks for the demo!
Our pleasure Hayley! Please let us know what Farrier school you're attending so we can see if they might reconsider using them.
Sir, I'm very impressed with how you deal with horse's and THEIR comfort. Good job! Good Man!
Very helpful. Thanks!
thank you. great video, much appreciated
Can the hoof jack be used when nailing shoes on?
Your video has no sound and I have checked other videos and they do have sound so it kinda looks like something happened on your end
Just worked for me!
My son is a equine science student in a high school right now. He has hypotonia aka low muscle tone. When trying to pick out the hooves, he says he has trouble with the weight of the lower leg and his back kills him. Would using a hoof jack work better for him? Thanks.
Absolutely! Do you know anyone who has a Hoofjack that he could try out to see how well he likes it?
Dawn Keeler Thanks, I’ll email the teacher and see if they have one