Wild Horse Herds Behavior & Observations - Great Footage Of Wild Herd Interactions
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2022
- Really good horse behavior. Enjoy.
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Ricks` comment about the barn witches chasing their horses with their brooms made me spit out my tea! Brilliant!
Pink brooms. Very important to remember that. A red broom is not near as stupid as a pink broom. 😉
Been a horse lover since I’ve been a young girl. So majestic, elegant and very loving and loyal creatures. I’d rather spend my day with my horses than most humans. Thanks Great Video Rick 👍 Happy Trails 🤠
Rick, I so admire your passion for horses.🐴🧡
thanks
Great informational video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Beautiful herd! Love the flowing manes!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I watched the 48 minutes documentary. It’s a well made production, but learned considerably more here. Rick’s a true horseman
Can you put the name of the documentary so others can watch it thanks.
@@michellecaudle9413 Search “The Baltic Coast: Wild Animal Paradise | Free Documentary Nature.” Published on June 12, 2020. An owl shown as the thumbnail. The horse specific part is from 5:20 to 8:40.
Great video. That's a beautiful herd.Thanks Rick. Have a awesome day. I love you all. You're all good boys
Thanks! You too!
I absolutely love watching and learning about herd behavior. Keep them coming!
I miss all your horse videos,..great to 👀 a video. Thank you for uploading a video Rick. Mr.T ❤ ..and buddy,ransome your good boys
Will do
Beautiful video. You did awesome job explaining all the behaviors etc. thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ThinkLikeAHorse Interesting getting your observations as always Rick,& you crack me up with the barn witch stuff lol 😂
Wondering if you will be giving us your input on Lester’s video of the donkey going for the puppy?? & Jami said she had asked you about poor Buc-ees? Worried about that guy,he went through a lot with the biting previously 😟 & hoping your experience with horses might be able to shed light on his condition & how he goes from not right in one video but then seems to be doing completely fine in others? it’s very disconcerting, especially with Jami & Lester not being able to get a vet out just yet as they are fully booked for non-emergencies 😬 thanks!
Hey, Rick thanks for sharing this footage is great and the cute little baby is pretty tough. The video shows beautiful horses doing their thing in a wild herd. It's nice to know there are still some wild horses living a natural, free life with the herd. Thanks, it warmed my heart
Love and Peace from South Carolina
These kind of videos are where, I believe, Rick shines…fascinating stuff…thank you Rick.
thanks
I really love your herd behaviour videos! They are so informative and I always learn a lot.
These horses are beautiful and the little babies are so stinking cute! Foals playing is just the cutest
I remember that video of Buddy falling xD Poor little Buddy :'D
Glad you like them!
@@ThinkLikeAHorse I really do!
Hello Rick this is a lovely video!
When I was six years old we moved to Great Britain from southern California. We used to frequent the new forest and watch the wild ponies. The new forest ponies are protected by the queen herself.
We would watch them all day in the streams rolling in the water interacting not bothered by humans at all. They were so used to ‘us’ humans. For me this was paradise, but not so much for my older siblings who weren’t so horse crazy such as myself, lol.
Also when I was first married we took our honeymoon in Basque country which is on the border between France and Spain. We stayed with my husband’s Family who owns a bed-and-breakfast a hop skip and a jump away from the beach👍🙏💖 The best part was they also had wild ponies running around on the beach they were pinto ponies to be specific. And just incredibly beautiful, fat, healthy friendly little buggers.
With those beautiful manes, they could be in a shampoo commercial. Their hair was flying around like a model in a shampoo ad. They're beautiful.
That lip curl, we used to see the studs do that when the mares were horsing. We mimicked that, as younger guys, when the hotties walked by, lol 😉
Those horses are just gorgeous!
Love you laughing with delight over the babies playing..👍💞
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Yes! Rick has a very sweet giggle in his voice talking about those babies! Very Powerful heard. Beautiful.
@@bonniedeaton7349 yes Bonnie , exactly. Its lovely to see intelligent folk around horses. 👍💜🌿
@@anjou6497 Ricks awesome, truthful! Knows his Stuff!
Those manes looked like a Loreal commercial. thanks Rick.
Great to see wild horses running free. 🐎🐎🐎
It sure is
Hé haaa
Hi Rick and everyone
Beautiful horses
4:55 manes are so dense double Colors😍
That was so good . I felt the same way as you about thinking we have to teach Horses things that already comes natural to them . My yearling will so far do anything I ask , if I just wait . It seems in the waiting He figures it out . Bear has a dark stripe down His back . We don’t know why , but had felt it was a special marking . Now you explaining what this means makes it official. He is marked for greatness ! 😃🐴 Laura ♥️Bear
I would love to see videos of you with baby Buddy, but I couldn’t see any on YT, I don’t think your page goes back that far.
You are so cute with horses anyway, but I bet you interacting with cheeky, baby Buddy must’ve been a real treat.
I love watching horses in their natural environment (without humans messing it up). Your observations are pretty interesting.
Thank you very much Rick! I can't get enough of these Educational videos from you 😁👍
Glad you like them!
Baby horses are still pretty big, aren’t they?
Ouch!!! That has to hurt! Lol
I love their little stumpy necks in this video. So cute.
Yes they are!
Great video! I've been a horse lover forever but I'm terrified of any animal bigger than me. Information is the antidote to fear. Thanks !
I totally agree!
Thank you Rick 🥰 that was interesting and extremely cute 💞
Have a lovely day Rick 🥰🥰
Thanks! You too!
they are exquisite I love the coloring
👍 love the learning...Thank you Rick.
Glad to hear it
@@ThinkLikeAHorse you missed the link
When I was a kid, I snuck onto a golf course, riding my white horse bareback, and she slipped and we went down and had grass stained all down her side. (We were not injured in that stunt)🤪
We dont need no stinkin pink sticks !
Great vid.
Beautiful horses , good narration, .....and some funny stuff.
Loved it !
Glad you enjoyed it
Rick, I always been a gun guy. Feel naked if I’m not locked and loaded. But while watching one of your GLA(the best of that style of gun videos), I kept seeing “Think like a Horse”. Now I’m hooked, they are such a majestic creatures. It should be in the curriculum of grade school in America(instead of CRT and trans hour). Children would absorb so much and be more prepared for their future. Survival, thought process, family unity and what is freedom. I find myself watching 12 year old Think like a horse videos over the plethora other trash on the tube. Your video’s actually help me see another sunrise. Thanks again for all you do.🤕🔫
THANKS, I always say horses teach common sense since there are consequences for not paying attention
Always Love,Love,Love ur Horsey videos&commentary!!!
TY,Rick!!! Havr a great week!
Thanks, you too!
I find it amazing how the adult horses stick to and protect the babies..
Love listening to Ricks observations & evaluation!
Thanks!🙏
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SOME OF THAT REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF MR.T. I THINK HE WOULD'VE BEEN A GR8T DAD.
To see horses in their natural environment is beautiful. To hear Rick explain their behaviour is so interesting We have wild brumbies in our high county in Australia, but the stupid politicians are hell bent on capturing and eradicating them. It’s so sad.
Good Day Horsey friends
Good Day!
Laural
@@inspiredclips8245 Hay lady!🐎
I got a Mustang off the corral back in November 2021 and you are very correct on alot of what you are pointing out on wild herds. I've been riding her a few months now and she is doing great, amazing watching her tendencies in the pasture and her abilities vs my domestic born and raised horses. My Mustang is a 6 year old Dun mare with some striping on her front chest.
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Funny how you learn there's a cool documentary about your country's nature from an overseas channel 😁 Horses unite! 💪🦄
Thanks Rick for the video!
Btw wild horses that we have here are actually of breed Polish konik. They are reintroduced to local wild nature instead of tarpans which have become extinct in the beginning of previous century. This breed is chosen because they are of same type as extinct subspecies and have the most adaptations to survive local climate through the year without people having to interfere. Although some animals are being taken from the wild population and become pets too.
These are especially beautiful horses.
I think so too!
Beautiful herd
Thanks for listening
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great video of herd behaviors! Those horses are beautiful! Do you know where this was taken? Also, you see the Flehmen grimace response in antelope, lions, and leopards.
Thanks for the info!
I think these are Dülmener. So the video is probably from Germany
You’ll even see the Flehmen response in house cats - bet Moki does it too. Love these videos.
Horses will always represent freedom, to me. Such a shame when you see them caged up and unable to behave like horses do
Gorgeous horses 🐎 ❤
I think so too!
Great observations. If you want to understand captive horses, & your own horse, watch their interactions in the pasture. That provides critical info. about how to best work with your animal.
Every one of those horses looked out for that baby when he fell. Amazing job. Great video.
Yes, thanks
Wow, so much education in such a short video!
The horse behavior is so amazingly interesting, I keep learning more and more. Thank you Rick. Did you see Lesters donkey go after his new puppy? I thought that pup was a goner till I saw him high tail it out of the pasture.
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Those horses are gorgeous
Thanks Rick!
What a fantastic video.
Glad you liked it!
Big cats also have the flemun ( sp?) response , great herd behavior video thx for sharing!
GREAT VIDEO!! Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Those wild horses are insanely beautiful ! Some look like Ransom 💕
@ 7,:45
*A 3 month old filly kicked me in the face and broke my jaw. Do not underestimate three power of a horses kick, ... No matter how young or old.*
They are beautiful horses
Lightbulb moment moment about the dominant dun genes! Probably goes back to our oldest living horse ancestor the przewalski horse who is only dun. Super interesting to recognise that they’d all revert back eventually. Been Learning a lot about genes lately and wild horses are always the most fascinating.
Thanks for the video Rick. 🤘🏽
No problem 👍
So beautiful
in my language (dutch) the dun colour is called 'wild colour', so it actually makes a lot of sense haha
You oughta look up how the zebra striping works in horse-zebra crosses. When they're paints, it doesn't show up in the white, but does in the brown areas, black stripes on brown, very weird.
Duns DO sometimes get stripes on the legs -- they call them zebra stripes but I don't think they're the same gene. The mane frosting like the horse at 3:30 is also apparently a dun thing.
I could listen all day to horsey behavior vids! Stunning horses!
Wow, thank you!
Good explanation on behavior don’t have any horses but have always loved them ty
Thanks for watching!
@@ThinkLikeAHorse your welcome nubby here have be bing watching all the horsey videos now heading over to the gun channel hahaha tc have a blessed night
Another great video with informative narrative by you Rick. Thank you. Its been 4 and a half years since I rode my own Mustang mare, (not great but it was necessary due to travel working and moving near my elder parents in a city to help them.) Now my mare is in an urban-stables and we are close enough to get back on track. She clearly won't have forgot and I plan to go slow since I was only even still a beginner rider. edit: oh, interesting, my horse has the dorsal stripe too, (now I know why, its dominant.)
Nice pointing out the dorsal stripes.. my Buddy’s mom was a red dun his sire a bay and he does have a dorsal stripe and red socks but no tiger striping and only visible in the warmer months when he’s all shed out. I call him a sorrel dun. He’s registered AQHA but that shows how dominant the primitive markings are. Duns have red base coats and the grullas in this video have black base coats both carry the “dun factor” for the primitive markings - dorsal stripe, wither bars, and tiger stripes on their legs.
Beautiful horses in a green grassy pasture. I could watch babies all day! Beautiful manes.
Me too!
Great herd behavior. They all look related to me. 🐴🐈🐕🚔🇱🇷
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Their manes are magnificent ! Like you said. Babies are adorable..
Loved this one for sure. Those babies are precious!
Watching those stallions go at it reminds me of when Mr. T went after buddy. He jumped in the air and beared his teeth at him It was like his last little stand because it wasn't too long before he passed. But he still had the piss and vinegar in him and let buddy know it. It was a great little video. I miss Mr. T
I watched the documentary on "Cloud " it was fascinating
Zebras, donkeys and horses are from the same genius. Like wolves, foxes and dogs are from the same genius.
I do wonder about the dorsal line and what benefits it has to thier survival in the Wild. Like it helps them blend in together making it harder fir predators to pick them off.
The muscles r incredible
Interesting and educational as always🙂 and beautiful horses 🐎.
I love these videos you make.
They are a halpogroup called Koniks from Poland.
Poor baby got a bite before the fall. My guess is the people filming were freaking the horses out. Which caused the bite, making the foal speed up and fall.
Do people ever give zebras a home and treat them as horses? Fascinating to think about what things are alike and what are different about the two prey animals.
Wow, what a beautiful clip of horses. 🐴
Something about the way Rick says darlin’ ~ ❤️
Great video!
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Glad you enjoyed it!
great video...love the baby- is that in the Carolinas?
Re: Flehmen response at 2:43. I’ve seen a wild Tiger do the Flehmen response.
AWESOME VIDEO RICK.
Glad you enjoyed it
Always good info. no matter what Rick channel you watch 😉 Have a great evening Horse People ! Take care Rick 👍👍
I always learn something from your videos. Thank you, Rick!
Thank you Rick,,,,,,
Welcome!
These horses are Koniks, descendants of Europe's last wild horses. They were introduced to the area to maintain the grasslands and reduce succession into scrub. Almost all Koniks are black + dun, which is called grulla.
Horses being horses! wonderful :)
Adorable little baby horse. Are these mustangs?
Hey, Rick, who grooms the horses' manes in the wild? LOL. Just kidding.
..not easy to be a foal with other mares , this huge bite at the baby 09:40
Hey rick did you see the video of that guy abusing a horse at the calgary stampede? sickening…
Well, I finally heard Rick quoting Hillary Clinton: "It takes a village". There's hope for you yet sir.
Nice,, thanks for sharing 🙂🐴
Thanks for watching!
Seeing ribs on a horse means nothing, it’s the hipbones and spine you should start worrying about.
This is why I love the Friesian Horses channel. The people who care for them know better than to get between mamas and their babies. The people interact between the mama AND the baby together building time to establish trust for the both of them.
A lot of their videos are mare herds with their babies in wide, open fields. Sometimes you can catch the babies nappin' out there.
great video Rick :)
Glad you enjoyed it