This Horse is Massive!!! Massive Hoof Restoration - Trimming the Bigest Hooves I've Seen

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Could you show more of the whole horse? Like a before and after.?

We always had the horses hooves picked and cleaned in preparation for the farrier to get there.

COULD HAVE SHOWN US THE HORSE,

I get it... It hasn't been my day for 4 years

I actually really appreciate how understanding you are! For them. I think people get pretty jaded working with animals. I LOVE that you let them choose! You are me new favorite

Noticed both fronts have toe cracks. Curious as to why you didn't address them.

I’d love to see a picture of the whole horse before and after. I was really hoping to see this big girl…

Thank you for sharing. 🐴

why can't science make this work easier for the farrier?

I have watched many of your videos along with the Idaho school. You guys are great. Regarding your comment about being fit to do this kind of work:
My wife always wanted a horse. So after a time we got some land and horses and have been doing the homestead thing for about fifty years.
I am an avid DIY'er. Metal worker, welder, cabinet maker, gardener, machinist all of that stuff.
So, I wanted to take care of the horses feet on my own. The internet was in its' infancy and You tube was not invented yet so I bought every book I could find and picked a lot of people's brains.
Since our horses were just for riding on the property I never had to worry about shoes.
So what I did was take care of their feet weekly so they NEVER looked like some of the horrors you guys have to deal with.
I can attest that it is absolutely hard work.
So, I learned to train horses, mostly so I would not get hurt.
We don't have horses anymore but, I remember only too well the patience it took to do their feet correctly.
What is very satisfying to me is that after seeing videos of experts like you and others, I found out I was doing it right all along.
Thank you from a seasoned citizen for all you do.

there is a crack. dont you ckear that?

Look like she would be a beautiful horse…can we see her sometime? Context of size. Really enjoy your videos. Learn a lot about horses. Thank you.

In UK, was at the stables when the farrier came to do Triggers hoofs (3 year old Clydesdale) . Everything went well till the front left, hoof up on the jack , farrier bent over grasping hoof with knees. Trigger had been excellent all the way, over an hour for the first 3 hoofs, he just "settled" and the farriers back went out, slipped disc.

glad to hear you can have a civil discussion about politics

So glad you wear gloves! No hands, no work!

What tools do you use? I have been triming my horses hooves for about a year and am still figuring out best poducts. What is you recommendation for a rasp especially?

Nice job, thanks for the video 😅

Why not just use rubber bands to keep the feathers out of the way?

God bless

Thats one big hoof! My goodness!

What was one of your "stupid questions" at the convention?
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Talking politics with someone who disagrees. That's what democracy is all about, listening to the other person's point of view. Thanks for sharing that.

You're a very appreciated Farrier, caring for these feet!, thank you.
If you can't walk, ( as an animal) what chance for life do you have?

Would it be preferred to have heavy drafts shod if they're working horses since they're prone to flaring, or is regular and proper hoof care enough? I see a lot of videos of draft horses with huge amounts of flare and dishing but what I also see a lot on those horses is overgrown frogs and laid over and bent or broken bars, is that just how heavy draft hooves will be or is there a way to stay ahead of that problem?

I call that 'mental gymnastics.' Like you said his side, your side, not arguing, just an exchange of ideas. Agreeing to disagree. Best part of the conversation.

Could you not use a grinder like on the cows? To save time?

you did a great job, well done and thanks for sharing the video and your expertise!

why use plastic wrap, just shave it off

GREAT GOB LOVE DRAFT HORSES 🥰🥰🥰🥰

On the front toe area LOOKED LIKE a small Crack. DO you ever have to use resin to KEEP the Crack from splitting?

Hi. Great job. Why don't you cut the hair around the hoof instead of wrapping the hair up?

We All have bad days. 😊😊♥️♥️🇨🇦

NO QUESTION, IS A STUPID QUESTION!!!!!!
THAT'S how YOU LEARN & BETTER YOURSELF. 🎉🎉🎉

IF, PEOPLE want to complain ABOUT THE SERAN WRAP they can BUY YOUR SUPPLIES so you have WHAT THEY WANT TO SEE U USE!!🤔🤔🤔

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Hello, Usually how long can you work on this job before you retire since it’s very physical work ?

LOOKS GOOD?? WHATS MISSING?

The size of dem feets!

These feet are like dinner plates

Hoof Jack seams to need traction. The hoof is sliding so much on the Jack. Ours have a traction grid that holds the hoof more steady. Love the videos.

omg they brushed out her feathers!!!! I was thinking the same thing thing. Her feet are looking way way better!

I am 70 years old woman. Absolutely love listening to o you wish my grandfather could have seen your videos. He was a manager do a stockyard station for the trains bringing in stock to be dipped and turned into steers also horn removal. Grandpa was a tough cowboy. My point is he was. Rey particular about his horses hooves. Anyway great job sir.

Those are some gigantic hoofs, holy moley!! Sometimes wish I had bought a draft horse years ago, love their personality and demeanor. Didn't know enough back then 😢. Had quarter horses but raised a couple babies and it was the best time of my life!! I miss the horsey smell a lot if you know what I mean, THEIR smell. ❤

Love the health advice. I did not know these things when I was a painter and I paid for it 😩

This is my henza ❤

I just started watching your videos and wanted to tell you that they are so informative. I have a question for you… what are their hooves made of that you’re taking off with your nippers, knife, etc.? It reminds me of when my dad would crack open a coconut and cut or break the meat into pieces for us to enjoy. Thanks for your videos. Great work!

My grandfather had several teams of Clydesdale and Percheron horses. When I was young I remember going to the barn to see these beautiful giants. For a kid... they were massive beautiful horses.

Love the explanations and recommendations. It is a wonderful job to help these animals that are so kind to us by allowing us to use them for riding and work. I see a farrier as a horse nail technician: art and necessity. Love the fact that he talks seriously about keeping your body in shape to do such physical work. I wonder if there are any WOMEN doing this work. ANd would love to hear more about the competitions!