Great Footage Of Wild Horses In Nevada - Good Stallion Take Downs
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- čas přidán 14. 12. 2017
- #thinklikeahorse #ItIsNeverTheHorsesFault Discussing some Stallion behavior in the Hills of Nevada where Mr. T was Born. The ogiv video is about 30 mins but some great footage of wild herds.
Here s link to Orig Vid:
• Wild Mustangs of Nevada
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All this constant action and stimulation and interaction-makes it even more obvious that keeping a horse in a little stall for 20 years is pure torture. Great vid
This is why I stay subscribed. I have nothing to do with horses but it's interesting ti hear someone speak on a subject where they clearly know their shit. It's not common to hear that
When you describe what is happening, it makes it so easy to understand. Thanks, always learning.
Years ago when I was in the early stages of learning about horse behavior, I would watch a video where Rick is explaining about herd behavior...............and I would think 'what the hell is he talking about?' Finally after studying, watching, and experiencing, I would say 'Oh, I get it. How could I be so dense?'
I know ... lol Having watched horses in the pasture, without any real idea what they were telling each other. Oh, I understood the pinned ears and the wrong end of a horse, but there is so much more to them. Rick has made it in your face clear and now it's so enjoyable to read their interaction.
Sandra------'.....made it in your face clear..............' I like that!
I have learned so much from these videos. Especially the tutorial that point out cues and behavior. Fantastic. Should be required for all hirse owners!
Glad it was helpful!
"whoooa doggies!" "My feet are in the air ~ wow, that didn't work out. Let me just kick so I don't look so bad...." What would these be without your narrations??!!
Lovely to see where Mr T came from.
Great footage. The difference between a horse sniffing and snaking is like red vs blue. Snaking is like a coiled spring - tension in the body, ears pinned, lips tense/curled, tail held stiff, etc. It amazes me that people can't tell the difference.
Holy cow! I just found this same video 2 days ago and watched the whole thing. I thought about sending it to you, but didn't, figured you've probably seen it before. Wow
I’m so excited, today I saw some horses in a field, so I stopped my car , got out, and walked up to the fence one of the geldings started to leave, so I stopped then the gelding stopped and looked at me, I backed up, and he came to me and I petted his neck. Always before I walked straight on and wondered why the horse ran away, I learned from you Rick, thanks, if you were here I’d give you a carrot. Lol. This is a great video. Not really on what I’m saying, but still very good.
Horses never cease to amaze me. Thanks for sharing, Rick!!
id bet there are relatives of mr. t that still live in neveda today
I’m sure MrT would have all the mares if he was still in the wild 🐎❤️🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Not at the state he's in now, as he is pretty blind and old. He'll be easily dominated by quite a few stronger and younger horses
TheAngieIshmael... I know, it was meant to be a more lighthearted comment :)
lol and Buudy tagging along looking for carrots any carrots round here
Debbie In Manchester... yep lol :)
I love seeing these videos of you talking about wild herd behavior.
Rick, I really enjoy the DRAW, STIMULUS AND REWARD videos, getting your boys to think. Those videos are great, maybe more of them? Different kinds of videos with different tasks. Only if and when you can....please. Thank you!
Nice to see horses from where Mr.T came from.
Just the little bit you showed was amazing.
its great to see horses in the wild, awesome video. Thanks Rick.
I love the way you explain everything on horse behavior. Thank you!
It is a VERY well done video. There's something there for everyone. The Pink Panty Parade should enjoy the baby music. :)
"I went to the Walmart, pink-panty, Train Me How To Be a Horse School, and they told me to always get high." LMAO!!
Rick this made me laugh too hard. Your commentary is the best 😂😂
As a Indy I can only imagine the time and massive amount of footage he took to do this documentary...Watched it in it's entirety and it was edited nicely to hold the viewers attention... Your breakdown of the stallions is really interesting too, especially the snaking. I never heard of it before today.
This is that kinda stuff I love to watch!!! I miss your rides rick! I hope Santa brings you a Go Pro for your rides!!
I just love these wild herd action play-by-plays ... so rich with good horse behaviors education.
JUST WOW! Off to watch the rest 'with the sound off coz Dad (TRUE voice of the horse) ain't voicing it' 😀 Beautiful horses, lucky for Mr Big Badass that Mr T now lives with Dad because Mr T sure as eggs is eggs would have kicked his butt! Buddy...Mr T...Dad & Mokie you are THE BEST 💙 💙 💙 💙
You Da Man Rick!!!!*
Great video Rick! You describe what's happening and people can understand. Thank you.
Great information!🐎🐎
Thanks for watching!
"I was always taught to GET HIGH.. they sent me to the wallmart school of pink panty horsie school and they told me to ALWAYS GET HIGH.... NOW IM HIGH..." LOLLLLL smoke weed erry daiiii jk jk "wow that didn't work out...."
"I decided to duke it out for a herd of mares... _but then I got high_ "
Merry Christmas Buddy and Mr T.🎄 💙
That loading circle is kind of mesmerising....
Love your video's on herd behaviour, especially with wild horses!!! You teached me sooooooo much about horse psychology and behaviour! So thankyou for that :) The horses are just stunning, hope to one day be able to visit the USA and it's wild mustangs!!! Mr. T is awesome, would love to rescue a wild horse!
Man that first herd looked an aweful lot like tanner..Maybe he had some babies. Or his parents..depending on when it was shot..
good video. thanks rick
I watched that video and actually really liked it. It’s good the get your information too!
Good morning rick your up early
I still love your voice Rick. Love your honest laugh and sense of humour.
I love how he said “oh crap, I was always told to get high. I went to the Walmart pink panty how to be a horse school and they always told me to get high” seriously
That horse needs a pink helmet
Horses always look stronger and healthier in the wild than when people own them must be down to all the walking they do in the wild
Maybe the DIET too
How majestic are they! Their colours and strength are amazing.🐴💕🐴💕
conote-----Many factors probably. They get to be pure horses as evolution designed. Moving over 20+ miles per day looking for grazing and water. Being in a herd. Having choices. And no stupid humans around to mess up the program.
Luck------BLM has their biased agenda which is not necessarily in the best interests of the horses.
I'VE SEEN THIS B4. I WAS IMPRESSED WITH SHOW.
Every year the rodeo would come to town. Well on one occasion a stallion decided to fight. I don't know how the bull got into the arena I'm think the horse may have kicked the gate or the bull charged at the gate that hadn't been secured properly. But it was man vs horse vs bull. The horse put that bull to shame, that bull was trying to gore the horse and man I believe and the mans hand was caught on the strap of the horse shoulder That horse spinned like a freaking gazelle and kicked the crap out of the bull many times (bull thought he was bad ass with those horns) while the bull retreated to make another pass at horse and man, the horse bite and struck the man with every hoof depending where the man was being tossed about like a rag doll. Of course other cowboys got into the arena on horses to try and help the rag doll, but it took such a long time to rescue him. They got the bull out quick enough but only because the bull clearly had enough abuse from the stallion. That rag doll suffered horrible injuries, lucky to be alive. When he finally got out of the hospital he stated to the paper that he would no longer be bronco busting, done with the rodeo.
What these stallions are doing in this video is quite tame compared to what I saw that stallion do that day. The only thing that stallion was missing was fire flaming from his eyes and nostrils. Happy ending for the stallion, tagged as "no catch" and set free with the wild horses on the ranch. Sigh, but that was 40 years ago. Likely today that stallion would have been put down for he was indeed trying to kill both man and bull.
Awesome footage! Love how the horses that were fighting STILL show they would rather NOT and the stronger one made his point and turns away (8:29) instead of pursing. Humans should learn that skill LOL *:D
I love seeing horses snakeing other horses. You don't see that much with domesticated horses.
I get to see it all the time because one of my dogs is always teasing one particular horse in my herd. He does it because he can sense that she's the one that's bothered, or she's the one he needs to put in line. When she's upset with him she'll snake after him. Pretty interesting to see.
I just watched it. I like these simple informational documentaries where the narrator just describes the behavior he sees. I don't like the documentaries where the narrator gives all the animals names and tries to make a drama movie out if it.
TheBlackRabbit Same here! I actually wanted to see the documentary with the wild horse „Cloud“. I couldn’t watch it for long since the narrator made it like a cheesy TV show. There was a foal who had a similar coat color as Cloud, but was in another herd. „He might will never know who his real father is, but something tells me he can feel who’s blood is running through his veins (Something like that)
It’s a foal! I‘m pretty sure as long his mother is around he couldn’t care less about his real father... -.-
I have observed the snaking action by a young gelding moving a herd mate in a ranch setting. It looked like 'play snaking'.
First time seeing this clip from Nevada wild horses video, awesome!
That is so cool. You could be looking at Mr. T's great great great great grandfather lol. Isn't there strict guidlines to follow in owning a mustang? Like they have to have so many acres, hopefully making it impossible to get in the hands of being boarded up in a stall all day. I think that would kill them. I saw on tv this Western Pleasure Horse show and that is so freaking unnatural for a horse the have his head down around his knees at a trot or canter, a walk maybe. smh so so sad, idgets are everywhere. toodles debs from Texas
blm could care less they make you sign all them gov paperwork crap but never check and could care less.
Susan Bower: Nevada is so big, there should be room for horses.
"Mr. T's great great great great grandfather lol." Mr. T's great-great-great-great-grandfather is long dead, I'm sure, but it could be a cousin. :)
Yes I do realize that, all I am saying is that his bloodline is out there.
"The plan went to shit" => XD Love these videos, thanks !! :)
You were right its a nice video. Went and watched it and laughed so hard when the little mare got too close and the fella was fast going into flight mode.
I love seeing the will horses running 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Wild damn autocorrect 😳😳😳😳
If a stallion or any other horse in the wild gets a serious knee injury they're as good as dead. That could be what he was talking about although he might have only seen one stallion fight and happened across an unusually aggressive stallion.
Great video as usual, thanks Rick
Off to check the other video. Thank You Rick....
With all that power it’s kinda scary to watch.
6:50 If horses started doing that and killing people, they would probably become illegal as pets and would be a new animal you find in zoos
That one chestnut on the video is gorgeous.
Hey Rick! I’m super new to horses- volunteering on a mustang rescue and adoption ranch up here in the frozen arctic of Michigan. Great trainer here, very patient and gentle. I think even you’d approve! My question to you: Can a wild mustang be trained to ride without ever using a bit? I may adopt a mustang one day and wonder if this is a possibility. Thanks!
of course any Horse can, it has nothing to do with breed, it has everything to do with the person.
Jody Tupper: Just look at Mr T! Also check out Rick's video, "The Story of Mr T, Tanner and Buddy" icymi.
Yes but Mr T was started on a bit until Rick got him and worked with him. I didn’t know if a horse could be broken without the use of a bit.
They start horses at Smoke Rise Ranch (smokeriseranch.com) riding on a rope halter. Best way to start a horse, in my opinion. If the horse isn't ready to be ridden with a rope halter, it's not ready to be ridden.
cloud5buster thank you! I’ll present this challenge to our trainer and see if he bites. We just got 4 Hallelujah horses last week, older geldings. It will be quite an experience!
My mare goes after my little 20 pound dog like this.
I've just watched the documentary and I love how much work is put into this. I did notice a darker horse at the top of the screen following a foal that trots like a camel instead of a horse at 8:34. Is this something that's going to be a problem for a wild horse or indicates a spinal issue?
I had a horse charge at me when he was in the cross ties in a barn, I knew it was a warning and he knew I already had some fear of him. I was not the only parent he charged at....warned. The barn eventually sold that schooling horse.
How would a human mimic snaking?
moving towards the horse with purpose
Yup. Leaning far forward, staring intently, marching straight in, stomping as you walk, thinking and feeling super pissed off (critters can read and smell that), etc.
You better have a plan in case the critter doesn't buy your bluff.
Andyrew------......and lowering yourself as you move toward the horse with purpose. Like a predator would do.
duxdawg------That is right. You need to be really good at reading the horse.
A same what they plan to do to those horse. Rounding them up, slaughter then put cattle and sheep in their place. Rick could you please do a video on that
Just do not get people...horses fight for what ever reason and they do not kill..but why do humans kill?
Primates are very intelligent and very aggressive. Almost all species of apes are known to kill. Also, horses are prey animals so they can't afford injury.
@@mysticdemon6339 for a predator a injury is more of a deal tho
Predatory animals have to be in a good shape at all times in order to hunt successfully and defend their territory. Injury slows you down and makes you vulnerable which is fatal for your survival as a predator.
Money and sex. Period.
In the full video, the guy says the mother of the foal ignores it and eventually the stallion kills it (or what was he trying to do?) but what could be the reason for that, the foal looked pretty healthy on first sight? I thought this almost never happened without stupid humans involved? ;)
He didn't specifically mention who the mother was, he just said "the mares ignored it". Something could've happened to the mother, they could've been seperated. Maybe the baby was born from a different stallion.
The narrator mentions " the stallion tried to carry it to the mares" but I think thats a bit of a stretch and just him humanizing the situation. The scene is very edited and shows very little so its hard to say but stallions have been known to kill newborns so that the mother goes back into heat and he can mate her. There are a few videos on youtube of stallions attacking foals.
NO Horses belong on the Ground!
wut
Yeh, that's a good one. I like the merging of the horse channel with his gun channel.
wut
Big dummies xD 💟
Is your iP throddling you? I guess that’s the trade off, living in the country - slow internet. 🙄
I like your videos man. my only complaint is something I gues you cant help ....its your voice man it is like a fraggle breathing helium and when you laugh it makes my dogs bark lol
Dan Pit 😂😂
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just watched the video link nive video but some of those injurys caused by bites by stallion really nasty bites i wanted to go stitch that one up had skin hanging from neck I guess i am the only one to feel sorry for mares there just pregnant all the time but i guess thats the way of the wild
🐴🤎🧡🤍🖤💛 Ty for the explanations, as always!
A same what they plan to do to those horse. Rounding them up, slaughter then put cattle and sheep in their place. Rick could you please do a video on that