Horse ESCAPE Artist ~ How in the world is he getting out!?
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- čas přidán 23. 12. 2023
- It's all fun and games until one of the horses turns into a little Houdini!
Goose is really starting to try my patience with his shenanigans.
This is why I can never get anything done :)
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I lived in Minnesota for 8 years. I know how harsh northern winters can be 🥶 Would love to visit Montana...IN THE SUMMER!! 💕💕
@luvastandardbred8270 I've lived in MN my entire life, and I can't believe it's Christmas Eve and pouring rain outside. Not freezing rain, thank goodness. It's very strange weather this winter so far.
Listening to the snow as you walked gave a good indication how cold it was. How long do your winters typically last.
My two horses are retired barrel horses I’ve had them since they were born and when it’s really cold or raining I think I’d rather not have them I’m 78 and I’m trying to outlive them because I know they would go to slaughter so I get off my pitty me perch and appreciate my health that I can still take care of them by myself still ride them gently for fun their 26 and it’s fun to teach them things that I didn’t when they were young we didn’t have CZcams and all the knowledge that there is now
awe, that is so cool. Horses keep us young at heart and healthy in body, keep Riding!!!
Please make a plan for your horses even if you have to have them put down rather than have them go to slaughter.
@@marylowe9875 Thank you for the for the reply I already have that planned for them
You are correct on both counts: your lifestyle is better than a 9 to 5, and it probably does get harder. But it is more rewarding, in my opinion. But for the horses, it's a saving grace.
Really, ask a dairy farmer. There’s a 3:30 feeding
- as a Native elder living in a city can be almost unbearable at times...its true some of us "NEED" nature we feel we are part of it - its like a Spiritual balm 4 the soul & without time connecting with her (nature) we can become seriously off balance...personally when I start 2 get irritated & bitchy complaining about silly stuff I know its time 4 do some outside choirs or at least force my self 2 be still while reading a good book out doors. Its got 2 be an amazing thing 2 wake up each day around the awesome beauty of Montana - sometimes I need 2 do a gratitude list in my mind whenever I take the simple beauty of the natural world where I live for granted,,,even when I'm doing a thing I don't really like Mother Earth seems 2 take the stress/pressure of daily responsibility away - I know u know what that's like.
From what I've seen the animal u care about are blessed 2 have u : )
(u're videos are always very interesting )
i had a mule several years ago who was a great escape artist , she could pick a lock with her lip
Mules are the sneakiest!!!
I never knew this! The little bugers 🤣
Friend of mine had a horse named Ember, an Appaloosa mare. Her paddock gate had 5 different closures on it, she could open all of them, but having five gave the folks at the barn a better chance of catching her before she’d gotten them all open and escaped. And I remember a pony from my childhood who figured out how to get through the barbed wire fence by watchers how us kids did it. They are very intelligent, and devious!
Wow how smart they are! They must only be using his/her lips! 😲
We had a little Welsh pony that used to just sit on the fence and somehow wiggle herself over it. She took her foal for a walk down the road by sneaking him out one day too.
😂. I have a donkey who never misses a trick. He crawls under if he wants out. He's an old guy now so doesn't let himself out anymore, but he let himself and the horse out one time. They were 1/2 mile down the field...just exploring Mom!
One of my ponies used to crawl/wriggle out ...
@@Sine-gl9ly he was like a green army man from Toy Story. The barn manager asked why I had switched his pasture. He then crawled back under while we were standing there 🤣🤣. He's so naughty, but love my donkey.
I have had some escape artists in the past: some of them I never learnt how they got out (but had my suspicions ...), others had - probably - done it by accident the first time, then added 2 and 2 together and repeated the 'accident'. Of course, they were always the ponies with metabolic issues who had to have strictly-monitored diets ...
How could anyone who has watched more than two of your videos miss knowing how much work you have to do to maintain all the aspects of your "idyllic" life?! I understand why it's worth it to work as hard as you do for the rewards you get, but I doubt that many folks would last long if they stepped into your boots. I'd give myself two days, max!
Watching your videos I’m surprised by how relative life is. I have looked after my aging parents, my father had dementia which was very hard to handle( mostly emotionally ) even though he was a pussy cat over all (passed away 2020) my mom is still going quite strong, mind sharp, body shot, 88 yrs old. Love them both to death glad I made this decision….very hard some days but like your experience worth it over all. It’s all a matter of choices….the fewer regrets at the end the better but no one gets through this life without challenges…..❤️
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Huckleberry doesn't understand why you don't appreciate poopsicles.😂
My dogs are the same! Ugh
🐶CC: "Sometimes I feel like I'm living in a bit of a simulation, I end up doing the same chores every day, over and over again." Remember that movie, Ground Hog Day? A lot of people are saying they feel like we're living in a simulation ~~ maybe it's true!
We subs agree that working the farm is "better than being stuck in a cubicle in a giant city somewhere." The horse-girl life is for those who love freedom. The chores are repetitive; I remember that well but miss it so much.
Glad you're getting the new electric motor soon. You are clever, figuring out that the solar power runs down in the night, the only time they escape. That happens in my RV which now has two dead house batteries and a charge controller not moving in the menu.
🐕Huckleberry loves his sheep-dog duties. Awesome narrative, as always!
The frozen 💩 that your dog likes is called a poopsicle! 😅
He could be a jumper. I had one, didn't know how he was getting out and one day watched him jump a cattle panel 54" high. He was a 13.2" POA/Mustang cross. He would pop in and out of regular fenced pasture.
My mustang was a Hudini horse! She was getting out and visiting the neighbors. I had a narrow opening that had hot wire across it, so I didnt have to use the big gate each time I went into her corral. She would crawl her front end under that wire then she got her back end through! I would have never have believed it unless I saw it for my self! I half expected to find escape plans in her stall! Lol!
Goose is just making sure you earn your keep 🤷🏻♀️🐴
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You are doing a Fabulous Job I'D rather work with horses than People !
So relatable, i have to drive to do my horse chores too, & theres always the question, whats gonna need fixing today.... usually hay tarps, lol. Winter makes everything take longer, esp with snow, but i wouldnt trade this life for anything. Mud is the new black, lol
LOL!🤣😂🤣
I agree with you ... I'll take never-ending barn chores over the cubicle life hands down. Happy holidays to you and all your furry friends! ❤ 🎄❄️ 🐎 🐕 🐈
“Turd perfume” I love it! 🤣👍❤️
Working with horses is much better than a 9 - 5 job at a desk. I love your job! I'm retired and volunteer at a horse rescue. It's gratifying to me. That horse Goose must stop disappearing. A horse Houdini. 😅
Gah! I had a pony who could open ANYTHING. Fortunately she never went too far and all of our neighbours knew who to call when they found her dining on their front lawn. For a while I (rather sceptically) thought she might be jumping out but then I saw her in action and realized she was a master lock picker.
Love how Goose trots through the gate when you conveniently open it for him! Brattt
Glad you found your own anti-9-5. :-)
Goose has a sense of humor! Not wanting you to get bored! But wait till he finds that fence works at night! Bet it would be epic to catch him on video when he finds out! Or maybe he will do the "whisker" test? I had a pony that would go under our electric wire when the pulse was off! Fun to watch! It was just a single wire; temporary for a bit!!
Skeletor does this! Too smart for their own good!
Thank you for all you do!
I know it’s hard sister but leaving in nature is worth it.
I have no experience or interest in horses but I absolutely love this site. I'm completely obsessed with watching these beautiful horses now.
Glad you enjoy it!
My first jumper was a Belgian-QH cross, not a big guy, maybe 15.2 who jumped electric fences as if they were a joke. He looked rather like a classy plow horse, not at all like a brilliant jumper, but that's how he went where he pleased! We had another unlikely jumper of unknown heritage, bought off a rodeo stock contractor, bucking horse who'd jump out of a pen with a six-foot fence; the contractor called us because he knew we had jumpers. He led that horse up to a brick wall, at least 5', and had the horse leap it on a lead rope, for real. Cricket was about 16.1, but looked like a bucking horse, jug head & roman nose. He didn't buck w/out the flank strap but put all that power into jumping, reached Grand Prix level, showed at A level 1970s. I was a teenager but loved riding him ~ like being on a roller coaster, completely uncontrollable.He had a great eye, never missed a spot, but all you could do was point & pray. He never stopped, like the Belgian-QH never stopped, very powerful & enjoyed jumping. Funny thing is, the Belgian-QH was bred to be a field hunter but was too hot. When I was a junior rider, he bucked me off regularly. Power. So maybe... maybe Goose is a secret jumper?
Hang in there! All of life is repetitive and your life has immediate value. Thank you for all you do! Invaluable.
"He's acting like he has no idea how he got out there."
Reminds me of a camp pony I worked with years ago. They had split rail fences. She popped out the bottom two rails sticking her head through to graze the other side and walked out. When I went to get her back in, she acted terrified to walk under the top rail that she'd had no trouble walking under to get out. I had to take her all the way around the corral and bring her back through the gate. 🤨🙄
Your lifestyle is much than 9-5pm corporate lifestyle..so envious… ❤
The horses are so majestic. Your knowledge and care of them is so heartwarming. I love your channel. It’s your kind heart and care that keeps me coming back to see what you are up to. Merry Christmas!
Regarding dogs: I live happily in the city with a fifteen pound lap dog. Even here in an urban area we have wild animals around. My little dog dines on rabbit poop and rolls ecstatically on dead rotting earthworms. Gotta love dogs!
Happy Christmas to you and your 4 legged friends...you work so hard and Winter isn't the easiest time of year, even if it's mild...I look forward to seeing the horses in the snow when real winter comes your way..🎄❄️ 🐴
Happy for you, CC. You’ve found a way to live your Dream Come True. 👏👏👏
And we are lucky too. Your videos are so wholesome and charming that I watch them over and over again. Thank you.
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It's a good reason why your horse is getting out of his enclosed space 🌌🚀!! He just wants to be free and out in the elements!! He just doesn't like to be locked 🔒🔐 behind the fence!! I know that you don't want him to escape, but keek the fence a little bit lower and he will be fine!! That's what my uncle had to do, also!! You all at The Clever Cowgirl?? Have A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!!
When taking care of animals it's a 24 7 job
Merry Christmas! There is an everyday hum of life in taking care of those horses, enjoy the quiet mornings. The worst part of waking up is the pounding of hoofs where they are not suppose to be😁😉🎄🎄🎄🎄
Luv Huckleberry! 🥰 And of course all the horses ! 🐴
Those holes the badger digs.... Goose is in that pasture every night when he escapes 😮. Those holes must be dangerous, especially with the snow camouflaging them
I don't know how they do it, but the horses know exactly where they are, maybe bc they watch him while he is excavating.
@@TheCleverCowgirl oh, that's a relief. I really was worried
Merry Christmas....from the Western North Carolina Mountains! Kudos for ALL you do.....and especially for sharing your journey with horses......with all of us! Just as your weather is highly unusual....I've got a lovely 57 degrees here ( seriously unusual ) on this most excellent Christmas day !! Peace, Cindy 🐴
You are amazing❤. The horses and the dog are beautiful 🎄🎄🎅🏻
We always found that when feeding our guys outside, there always had to be 1 more pile of hay than the number of horses in the paddock. Then the least aggressive one still had a pile to go to, and separate the piles, so the aggressive ones can't guard them all. I had a mare once that would go along the line fence of page wire and push the fence every so often, looking for spots where the bottom staples had been pushed out. She would then get down on her knees, and crawl under the wire. The stable owner was beside himself trying to figure out how the little devil was escaping. We also had a gelding who knew that if he ran at the electric fence and ducked under quickly, chances were that he wouldn't get shocked. He would then do the stupid routine that he didn't know how to get back in!
LOL! Your dog! I have a blue heeler and every morning she eats the freshest horse turds she can find. I have about 50 - 70 wild turkeys on my place and she rolls in the icky turkey poo until her fur is green and then wonders why she can't jump up in my lap or ride in the front seat.
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Game camera will help you catch the escapee and can let you see what is going on when a horse is subpar at night. Merry Christmas from S. CA.
Every now and then you hear of someone with a "Houdini!" horse. They learn to let other horses out of their stalls, having all roaming free the next morning! Funny but not! Huckleberry has a "distinguished palate" enjoying certain flavors of "poopsicles" more than others. I'm with you, why do dogs do that??? Or rolling in it for that special perfume, especially after a bath from a human. I can't figure if it's getting even with me for bathing her or she's just "fixing the alleged problem of foo foo smell." I hope you have a merry Christmas and safe holiday and new year!!! Hugs to you and all the 4 legged "kids"! :D
Maybe a ball or some sort of toy will help him stay in and relieve his curiosity or boredom. But, I do think you're right about the charge dieing out. I live next door in ND and this no snow has been such a treat after last winter. But I shall not gloat too long as there is plenty of time left for makeup storms and Spring is the real back breaker. Peace to you and Happy Holidays!
Your right it is a lot of work. This time of the year is hard the cold hurts my bones but I would not have it any other way. I hate it when the video is over I enjoy them so much.
We had a horse whose prior owner had to change all her locks because he could use his lips to unlock doors. We had another horse that would crawl under the fence where we would go in and out, so when that horse was around, we blocked that spot with a barrel.
I'm from South Dakota and live in Tennessee now. Winters with horses is hard work so I can imagine what you go through. Tennessee winters are bad enough! Horses keep us on our toes for sure. Keep up the good work and great video. 🙂🐎
Wow, isn't that funny! Love seeing the development of Goose and his personality!!! SOOOO FUN!!! Thanks so much for doing this, CC!!! Loving what you do!!! ❤❤❤
Glad you appreciate the lifestyle you get to live. I live in a city during the week and every Friday I drive 100 miles to go be with our horses on small family ranch then back to the city on Sunday. I hope I live to see retirement when I can be with them 24/7. Fortunately, my husband is retired and gets to be there a lot.
It’s obvious that you absolutely love this way of life and what you do for your beautiful horses, and Goose he’s a naughty boy lol, could he be jumping the fence? Dogs have the most disgusting habits, l have a staffie she’s old, and 2 labrakitas 11 months old and having Labrador in them l can imagine they would roll in stuff they shouldn’t and eat it too 🤮lol, but we love our fur babies despite their bad habits, wishing you a very Merry Christmas, tfs x Julie ☃️🎄🇬🇧
I watch your videos because I'd like to learn something about horses. Huckleberry eating poop... Could be a sign of diabetes, Cushing disease etc. Not to mention parasites hook worms, round or whip worms even when the poop is frozen. I got salmonella from my dog licking me after eating cat poop. A multivitamin with Vitamin B1 was vet recommended and the problem subsided but didn't stop and so I think it was a learn behavior. Whenever we were outside I had a muzzle that dog. I don't have a cat but some people used an empty soda can with pennies inside and shook the can to redirect the behavior when they noticed the dog heading over to the litter box. A vibration collar could be used... it's not something I would do but for some people it's that or re-home a dog with a bad habit who could end up euthanized. You could try getting another dog who doesn't have that behavior but keeps Huckleberry occupied. I've also seen people use a dog backpack filled with some rocks to keep the dog's mind off a learned behavior like jumping on people or pulling on the leash. Make sure weight of the rocks doesn't cause injury to the dog. You could use rice or weights instead. Some dogs want to show they can do something or can work. I had an Akita who was over zealous with his guarding duties but enjoyed having a backpack on him. I altered the backpack to hold a basket so I put tree branches or plant cuttings when cleaning the yard. He loved it sometimes carrying 30 lbs in plant cuttings. And curbed his guarding duties to be my garden assistant. Not saying you have to fix Huckleberry's Corprofagia habits just offering insite.
I think it has something to do with what I feed the horses. He won't touch other horses poop. When I get a new horse he turns his nose up at it! I don't mind that he does it, but he sometimes tries to sneak to-go snacks into the truck for later, which is not ideal 🤣 Rest assured he is dewormed on a pretty tight schedule and sees the vet regularly for blood work bc he is getting older!
Maybe something with a malt flavor? Think some grain have a malt flavor that dogs find yummy. Dogs like beer for that malt flavor. I volunteered at a dog rescue for 7 years and had to step away because I have grandchildren who need me but I miss the rescue not the broken hearted part of rescuing. You rescue souls who have no chance if it were not for you. Some of your videos have brought me to tears because you say that you couldn't get that mare or horse out of your mind and understand their future was uncertain. I feel the same with the souls I rescued and once i sent one pup on their way to a home 5 more showed up. It's tiring, expensive, emotionally and physically exhausting but your heart and hands must keep going. It's the love in your heart and the spirituality of your soul that propels you. I found myself talking to God because I needed a Savior or needed to become a Savior to do what was needed and to not look away when the suffering was too great. You do this for horses which are just a trophy or a tool to some people and are often neglected due to the expense of upkeep. I admire your knowledge, charity and love, your spirit and determination to leave things better than you found them. The before and after pictures are amazing and so rewarding. Thank you for saving them and giving the care and compassion that you do. I would certainly volunteer to work on your ranch but I live a distance away from you. I do the charity work because the company I work for donates money when I complete 50 hours of volunteerism to a charity. While volunteering I pick up skills and I've always wanted to learn about horses. While volunteering I learned how to drive a forklift, cut men's hair and do some vet tech things. Not together but in my volunteering journey. I wish you the Warmest Christmas and Prosperity in all that you do for the New Year.
We had a beagle who kept on escaping, so we electrified the back fence. He surmised the quicker his jump the less it would hurt. But sometimes he would miss-judge and he’d get tangled in the fence. If it happened while we’re out, he’d be hanging there getting the jolt until we returned. We didn’t have a farm but just an ordinary backyard.
We had badgers too 😊
Haha Yes you Are Very blessed!!
Omgosh poop perfume! 😂 Its no wonder Huckleberry didnt get the scrates he was looking for at that moment! lol
Those are (mostly) all chores you Love to do! And I Love watching you do your chores and buying, rehabilitating and training those gorgeous, precious horses! I Really Love the kitty too, who seemed to be hiding out away from the wet snow in this video haha smart Kitty ❤🙏
Im only living in the city, since I retired a couple years ago... and I am hating every minute of it.... I miss the animals, the birds... the chores.. the smell of fresh manure... Yes girl, You have it made, and yes its a lot of hard work, but worth every minute of it.
I can't believe you do all of this alone. My 2 and donkey are alot, plus taking on all chores indoors🙁, During the pandemic I felt like I was the only person not bored. Sunshine and exercise are always a plus for me too.
We had a horse like that. His pasture was three blocks away from our house, but some mornings he was in the back yard, meaning he jumped over the gate. We patched the fence often. One thing that cracked me up was that we had a room in his little barn where we kept hay and grain. It had a padlock and we put the key on a nail outside the door. Often we found the key on the ground, so i guess he thought about unlocking the door!
I have 2 boys who get out of the pasture maybe 2 times a year, before we got the second horse my red boy would get out every other day... he would watch every move I made around the fence, I had the yellow handles for the electric fence, like your black one. he was opening the gate! i found the gates open! we tightened the fence, he rolled under it to get out... he was always in the yard when we got up every morning. but now that I have 2 they tend to wonder a bit... up the side of the mountain, in a place that is steep as a mules face. they act like a monster is behind me when they see me climb the mountain then they say oh its you mom and com down the mountain at a gallop. I duck behind a tree and smack the last butt that goes by and yell hoe that one will sit down to stop the other manages to stop before he falls ...then they want me to race with them back to the barn. Dumb animals they say! I call that bull!
50 years around horses and I've seen them do some pretty amazing things. one that I had for 25 years was a master at gates and fly masks. he liked kicking on the feed barrel at midnight.
Yes you definitely have a lifestyle that's good for the soul! I am lucky enough to live on around 7 acres...in A small town in northern California and work with cattle, ride etc.Its wonderful and I wouldn't change anything..Thank you for a beautiful taste of your life. Merry Christmas
We appreciate you. 80k subs aren’t bad. Hope you get to 100k soon
one of my dogs, charlie, must be a cow dog!!...says the girl from her cubicle ! LOL.
I totally believe you work your butt off most days !! One because of the amount of mucking and feeding and buying of hay and two because your working so much we don’t get to see you enjoy and get to ride !! It’s been super warm and weird in Wisconsin also !! But yes, I still think your lucky to have those wonderful horses in a gorgeous state ! 😉 but yes, definitely, work your butt off for what you have !! 👍❤️🐴 - so do I !!
This is really hard work I admire you for it. I grew up on a farm and we were busy sun up till sundown. I envy your view of the mountains, I am no longer on the farm but no mountains in Indiana. I miss horses so much, thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
True, I can see that you work VERY hard and have a lot of responsibilities, I was mostly thinking of the beauty around you and working with those beautiful horses!
No no thats no easy job you doing. Merry christmas!
Thank you for taking such good care of all those beautiful animals ❤️ ♥️ that goose is quite the Houdini !! Have a Merry Christmas and stay safe and warm!
I had an Alsatian dog who could open a door forward and backwards, The Alsatian would also ring the doorbell to be let in.
The Alsation had to stay at the vet and be locked into a cage. He escaped and let the other dogs out.
Just passing through your area now on our way to Montana family! Waving hi to skeletor! Merry Christmas to you and your family, from Huskita Life Ranch
Yes there countless numbers of people who could only dream of having your job back here in the east. I am from Michigan and we have our share of horses bur still most can not do your job.
Thanks for another wonderful video!!!
Enjoy your vids so much--I'm kickin' it, watching You work, which is kinda dirty & wrong-o. Laughed out loud when you mentioned the 9-5 office option. Yeah, NO. Ohmygosh, THAT would be epic AND viral, some kind of Seinfeld Country. Besides, I know 9-5, and Offices? Each day, see a problem, solve a problem? No, no, no. Have a meeting & new committee. Offices #panic when competent women are afoot.
I love watching your videos and getting to know about your horses. I imagine what your life is like and l know l couldnt do it. I worked as an RN 43 years. I did alot of running around in the hospitals and units taking care of people and issues and l liked that part. Would not like to be in a cubicle. I did enjoy when l could sit and chart, use the computer and phone. It was a crazy busy job but l liked it. Im now retired and push myself to work out at the YMCA. Once l get there I'm fine with it.
You work so hard at your chores and caring for your horses and farm. I've seen alot of your videos and look daily for another one! Thanks for letting me into your life!
I think he is just keeping you on your guard. No one doubts your hard work and your undeniable love for your horses. I can sure think of worse ways to spend a day. Only wish I could have had 1 or 2 of these gentle loving animals in my life. Guess I'll stick with Harper, my 2 1/2 yo Sheepadoodle ❤❤. Have a nice Christmas.
I love your commentary, you make me laugh 😂
I am very sure that I could never do the things you do on a daily basis. Mind you, I have other qualities to me and am mostly happy with what I do. But I am very glad there is someone out there who do what you do, living the life that is best for them. I could not work in a cubicle, surrounded by other people, too, by the way.
Have a very merry Chistmas!
happy holiday to you thank you "follow what you love and do what you love" your life seems blessed
Merry Christmas! Yes, we got a bit of snow yesterday out here on MT72 three mile from the Wyoming border.
I’m thinking that we got this years snow last year. 😎
Have a wonderful holiday.
Happy holidays!
Merry Christmas to you and all your furbabies! Yes farm work is hard, you never get a day off and always have to change up plans for something else you have to do. I have a regular job, luckily I get to work from home but at the end of the day, farm chores start, every single day. I wouldn’t have it any other way, I love my life and my fur babies! Please make your videos longer, I love watching all you do and need them to be at least 15+ minutes! 😁
LOL, those dang solar fencers during winter (upper MI for us) but usually when my OTTB is found in the pony pasture it's because I forgot to turn the fencer back on, he was just stepping over the temp line that separates them.
a piece of cake _is_ typically townie thinking
I would take your job over a 9 to 5 also! If only I was 20 years younger!😂 Your horses and Huckleberry and Tiny are just gorgeous! Merry Christmas!😘❤🙏🏻✨💫
Looks like he is a secret jumper haha bless him,loving ur channel xxxx
I busted out laughing at the title . Yes you have a great life and you do such good for work ! I wish I could just find a box and fill it with your favorite things and a few pretty girl things and send it to you for Christmas ! I really enjoy your videos! Thank you and Merry Christmas 💝🎁🎄🌌🐎🐎❄️
Turd Perfume.... That's the ticket...
Gotta love the escapees 🤦♀️I miss the Barn Work. Had 22 horse barn. Most places by me here are gone.
I think that you have a life that makes you want to jump out of bed in the morning!!
Goose reminds me of another horse I like on a YT channel about Friesan Horses, but he isn't a Friesan, he is a warmblood. At least that's what I think they call him. He is the same colour as Goose and has a white patch on his face. He is so very cute at only 2 1/2 years old, but recently it was discovered he has wobbler. Everyone is heartbroken. It doesn't look good for him. : (
Please film the first time that new charger is plugged in. I enjoy the reaction of most any creature finding the fence is back on. Stay safe.muddy time where I work.
Merry Christmas to you and your he I agree your solar unit is not getting enough charge due to shorter daylight hours. Keep us updated on how the electric charger works for you.
We had a horse no fence could keep him in I also had a dog that was like that but the dog would only leave if there was a storm.
sounds like u need to rename him hundinni
Happy Holidays :) Thank you for all you do and thank you for bring us with you
Happy New Year. Your video's bring joy to me. Thank you.
I certainly got more exercise and fresh air when I took care of my horse. .. Weighed less too.