Wild mountain pony can’t be caught! had to be lassoed!
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2023
- Wild pony cant be haltered, 3 minute highlight clip of where 2 wild mountain ponies were rescued together . After months of trying they can’t be haltered or separated . Firstly is to part them , secondly halter them and thirdly try teach them to lead . Only then can the real journey start for all involved .
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Steve has such a kind and gentle heart with the ponies. Thank you for teaching us as well as the ponies!
That was lovely to see the little 🐎 pony trust Steve and relax...baby steps, kind words and patience works❤
I bet those ponies slept, exhausted but deeply while snorig loudly the night that followed 😂
I did enjoy this one when it initially came out. Steve did a great job making that pony’s life better. Will we see the other pony brought into the light and out of that dark place it exists in?
Same… I remember this and was wondering the same about the other pony.
Same. Did Steve ever work with Reggie?
Thanks for this re-play, This is one of the first vids I watched when I joined your channel. ❤
Me as well!!!
That is pure beauty! ❤❤❤
❤😊Steve it’s fun to watch you perform miracles with horses!
I thought this was going to be about the other pony, the one that was separated and not worked with. What happened with him?
So patient, tiny steps. Lovely.
Always beautiful to watch, thank you! 🥰Sharon.
Excellent
Were these ponies from about a year ago? They look familiar.
Outstanding! Thank you for sharing.
Just love all your videos , have already learnt so much.
We’ve just welcomed a lovely wee mini Shetland filly foal and trying to safely introduce her to our 8 year old Gypsy cob mare.
First meeting not great! We’ve currently got them in the same field ( live out 24/7) and sectioned off part of the field with electric fencing for the foal.
We’ve been slowly introducing them but would welcome any tips , thanks 😊
Seen this clip before
Beautiful little horses. Steve a great job again
But I question why people have to capture them?
They aren't wild ponies. They all belong to someone, and run up on the Black Mountains for grazing. They have to be rounded up, brought off the moorland and sold, otherwise they will overwhelm the environment. Bit more info here - www.gov.wales/horse-passports-semi-feral-ponies
I wondered the same,she did say rescued?but why?🤔
@@CheshireCat6639 They aren't wild ponies, they are feral and all have owners. They have no natural predators once they are over about a month old, so without herd management, they would destroy the ecosystem in which they live. The youngstock is rounded up every year and sold on, hence how the woman in this video acquired them. There just isn't the space for the ponies to live in this environment without this degree of management - if they were left to be wild, they would overgraze the ground, become sick and die of starvation.
@@katcurran7732 ahh yes I see now,thanks for that information it makes sense to do that,they are adorable 🐎❣
Loved this video. Any news how the ponies are doing now?
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Hay-net hanging too low, could get hooves caught in it, A possible hazard. Steve good work as usual.
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Next one?
Why did the ponies need to be rescued vs being left wild in the mountains they were born and raised in? I see photos of the Black Mountains and see wild ponies running free. Why were these two captured?
They aren't wild ponies, they are feral and all have owners. They have no natural predators once they are over about a month old, so without herd management, they would destroy the ecosystem in which they live. The youngstock is rounded up every year and sold on, hence how the woman in this video acquired them. There just isn't the space for the ponies to live in this environment without this degree of management - if they were left to be wild, they would overgraze the ground, become sick and die of starvation.
Thank you so much for the explanation! We have the same problem here in the USA. Wild mustangs doing the same kind of damage. Thanks again.@@katcurran7732
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This is a repeat video, disappointingly.
I am a newby so I am thankful of repeats.🐎❣
You can watch the full length video if you scroll down to a year ago on this page@@CheshireCat6639