Oh, that coconut..😍😄 I've owned horses pretty much my whole life and still love to watch some good farrier-work. I really hope your clients appreciate the beautiful work you do 👌🥇😊❤️

I definitely like the different camera angles. It gives a different perspective of the work being done.

i love horse😁👍🏻

Too satisfying!! Great video!!

Love your videos 😍

Thank you my friend.

My first thought was ooohhh a video taken from a side angle. After watching it halfway through, I think the angles, perspectives and (unintentional) blur or in and out of focus actually makes for a good cinematic experience lol. Reminded me of those sundance or indie movies. Anyway, love the different perspective and most definitely the sounds, especially the water sound! And of course, the hotshoeing sound never gets old. As usual, the blacksmithing part is interesting while the cutting and filing and all that are satisfying. Great way to end the day. Thanks man!

Thank you for this! It instantly calmed my anxiety💕

Beautiful job!

The filming on this one is excellent!!! Whoever did it showed perfect angles. A+++

The point of view on this was awesome I love the close up camera view

UFC correspondent and MMA media veteran Karyn Bryant brought me to this channel. Superb work and great video quality. Thanks for this entertainment.

You always do an admirable job, no matter the situation, however there is one thing that I've noticed you don't do, and that is to either straighten or clip the clinches before pulling the shoe? I believe that reduces the amount of torque on the ankle that's required to pull the shoe. 🐎👍🇺🇲

Good job

Belo trabalho

Alot of happy feet at the end of every video. Or hooves

im an old follower.. just want to ask the difference between rear and front foot ? i find it hard to recognize... thanks.. great work by the way

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I'll be totally honest here. I came for the arms, I stayed for the hooves. I am utterly fascinated by the experienced handling of tools and animals. I am wondering though how many horses a day a farrier services. Seems like a physically demanding job especially for the back?

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