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@johnking8679

8 ай бұрын

Hey Brenda, William certainly did a great job on that shed. Best wishes on future orders !! Look good William !!

@johnking8679

8 ай бұрын

Also enjoyed seeing Jim do the hair trimming !! It's easy to see why the horse was a little nervous having their "bangs" trimmed on top of their heads !!

@TaylorAkins

8 ай бұрын

How much for Barn

@robertkreiling1746

8 ай бұрын

Where are you located at ? How far away from where I live ?

@WorkingHorsesWithJim

8 ай бұрын

northern New York@@robertkreiling1746

Dear Brenda, I wouldn’t have Jim cut my hair! 😆😆👍

@amcorke

8 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!

I'm thinking he's gonna be a top pulling horse, champion at horse pulls. Stallion is a fly in the ointment. Anyway his seed is saved, Jim's having it both ways. If you really know horses, and have kept stallions, you would not ask such a question. Jim's is a working outfit, stallion not steady enough to be able to relax around. Stallion changes the whole dynamic of any farm.

Now is a good time to have Baron's castration done. No flies to make the healing process take longer than it should. You know best, Jim. You know what you want to deal with and what you don't. So, you have my vote. Both of my geldings were done in the late summer to early fall. It sure made it easier to not to have to worry about going out and hosing them down to keep the bugs away and for any swelling they had also.

@louisecassidy5991

8 ай бұрын

Also, big winter of logging coming up, Jim needs to be able to relax and get into it. Baron will be much more focused and ready for next summer's competitions, a force to be reckoned with. I knew a few late cut horses, performance horses, very wise and steady.

Jim and Brenda should get an award for their care and training of their horses!!!

You’ve had a lot of patience keeping a stud this long. No point getting the rest hurt or bit up. Remember folks, Jim and Brenda have to work with these horses every day. Fall work getting wrapped up.

I wish Baron the very best for the castration and hope that it doesn't cause him any problems.

William is definitely a treasure and a blessing! It's very cool that that wood came from you !!

@Ronald-hx6zn

8 ай бұрын

A craftsman.Excellent use of lumber harvested by Jim and the "team"

Poor poor Baron. Glad vet will give him ‘happy juice’ to make it comfortable. And 3 weeks off is so generous.

When my children were small our neighbor gave us a rooster and we were going to butcher it. but before I got to do that, the kids let it out of the cage and was playing with it. We had a Peek-a-Poo dog and they thought it would be fun to get the dog to chase it around the yard. Then it was Dad, we need your help, Bengie is stuck, What? so I go and see what's going on, and what happened was to dog was after to rooster, and the rooster flew up in the air, and the dog jumped up to try to catch the rooster, and the dog came down right into a burdock bush and was stuck! So I had to get a pair of scissors and cut the dog out of the bush! And we did get the rooster and ate him! Good job on the shed, looks great! Good Luck with Baron! He's your horse and you can do whatever you decide!

Love the view of Duke, Earl and Bree watching Lady and Ken walk past. Bree is so pretty with her dark coat and light tail and mane! ❤

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello Cindy 👋 Can I ask you a question?

@cindycarlson7881

8 ай бұрын

@@danm18835 sure...

Unless people drive their horses, they don't understand what a pain in the butt tails and manes are! Good job!

Great idea. Baron will be more safe around you and the other horses.

I love the short tails, it looks awesome on draft horses. My Shire had a longish tail but it was pretty unhealthy at the bottom so I ended up cutting it up about an inch below the end of the tail bone, she looks so good with a short tail. How it can grow back out healthy and I can maintain it, and may even keep it shorter. It just looks so good. People can hate it all they want but these are YOUR horses and you can cut their tail or foretop however you want

Hello from northeast Ontario Canada. I have followed your channel almost from the beginning. I just read the unsubscribed comment. Please don’t blame yourself. Haters are everywhere. I totally look forward to your content. I’m retired and no longer have horses. I have enjoyed your insights into how you work and train your animals. Keep up the good work.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim

8 ай бұрын

Thanks, we appreciate your comment

Always a pleasure to see you all. I hope every thing goes well for Baron. it is a shame he is going for the surgery but you are right he is your horse and you have to do the right thing for you and your situation. Stallions can be a real handful at times especially when a mare come into heat. they are just walking hormones. Lady is getting up there in age now so she doesn't need to become a brood mare. William i apologize for not remembering your name on Thanks giving but i love the work you did on the shed. The Amish people are great carpenters and craftsmen and women. it takes a lot of discipline when you are doing things that you have been taught to do things the right way. William you did a fantastic job building that shed. Great workmanship.

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

Good idea . A little bit less stress or not just less things to go wrong of a stud getting out etc.

I'm sorry to hear Barron is getting fixed as there are few shuforks left. He seams very managable

@Wendy-bd9zu

8 ай бұрын

I dont know but on youtube you see them everywhere, every country, lot of people who want to keep the breed alive. I think they dont go extinct.😂

@FloridaJack

8 ай бұрын

Last month they collected semen. The semen is preserved and for sale. Buy an SP mare and a straw of semen or two and raise an SP of your own.

@sharonmaclean8122

8 ай бұрын

@@FloridaJack yes i know about thzt. But i aldo know jim hzs gelded his two colts .

Can't wait to see how well that freshly tiled field produces next year. You should sell some of those large rocks, landscapers love them.

@SWAMPHUNTER644

8 ай бұрын

I made that same comment many years ago. There's money lying out in those fields.

I love the sheds , they look well built .

You have to do what is best for your farm. You alone know what is best, not the viewers. You have away to continue to us him for breeding which is such a great concept. Cant wait to see him during the 2024 pulling season when you decide he is ready. Love to see the B-team together pulling.

Jim all your horses TRUST you w/ the clippers or anything else. Very nice job done on the shed. Very professionally. Thank you for sharing. Great the collection will continue to advance the Suffolk breed. 🐴

Enjoyed watching the horses watch the other horses work. Was wondering what was going through their minds. Maybe we don’t want to read The mind of a horse

Watching Baron's eyes as Jim starts to clip him. Baron went from wide eyed and afraid to acceptance so fast. Just so impressed at how much your horses trust you.

@rl3898

8 ай бұрын

Don't think it was Baron

@Emmilythecat

8 ай бұрын

You are right! I knew it was Duke when I wrote it. My hands had a mind of their own. @@rl3898 😀

@joycehennequin8469

8 ай бұрын

No it wasn't Barron

So, Baron is on medical leave. Good luck, Baron ❤

Bree is getting SO big and her coloration is just so pretty. She is a beauty. Have a great Thanksgiving with the family.

Jim and Brenda enjoyed your video again. Always do. A good decision to tell it like is. They are your horses. Do what you think is best for what you do. Burrdocks may be in their foretop, but mud, snow and ice and other stuff would be in those ling tails. Castrating Baron is your decision. Always enjoy your honesty.

Why do people have to such critics. It's your farm your horses. I enjoy every thing you put out. Great content. Got my new calendar the day . I really last years. Figured I would keep the tradition going. Thanks for videos.

Please extend our complments to William for his craftmanship on that fantastic shed! Mmm I wonder if I order one if I could make it into a tiny house - It would be "tiny" that's for sure. 😂

@WorkingHorsesWithJim

8 ай бұрын

👍

like our family said ,, we'll never judge ya, you're a super guy ..like the trim too.

I love William’s shed! He’s very talented!

Can tell how well you treat your animals by the way they act when approaching them with something new and different, a long ways from being stressed with their first time haircuts. They do trust you..

The shed would be great for tack and yard tools.

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

I like Jim's look on running his farm the way he likes.He and I think alot alike.

Thank you Jim and Brenda. The horses look so good with their hair cuts. ❤

Never apologize or worry about what someone might say about your decisions. You know what is best for you, your family, your farm and your horses. When I, or one of my siblings, became too worried about what people would think about a decision we had to make, my mother would say “beware lest all men speak well of thee“. I’m sure it’s biblical as she frequently used little phrases from the Bible to make her point. Her interpretation of the phrase was that one should do what they think is best and try not to please everyone or you will never make a decision and when you do, it might not be the one you know would be the best.

@gretashepherd770

8 ай бұрын

VERY well said. Your mother was a wise woman... 💕

Hi Jim, Brenda, Great video! Duke, Earl, did good & look good with there first haircuts! Jim, Brenda, I hope Baron does good when he get's done today! Brenda, that shed I saw today looks fantastic, great job William !! Hi to Everyone, Jim, Nova Scotia, Canada.

HELLO JIM AND BRENDA POOR GUYS I DON'T THINK HE 'S TOO THRILLED ABOUT THIS ,BOY HE'S TAKING THAT NOSIY WELL JIM YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING YOU WOULDN'T HURT YOUR ANIMAL EVER LOVE WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL AND THANK YOU HELLO BRENDA TES HE DID A GREAT JOB WITH SHED

The shed is amazing.

Im so pleased you are both on the mend,but Brenda you do look washed-out,please take good care of yourself.This was another beautiful video with lots going on.The young ones look real grown up with there forlock,s shaved off and ready to go great job Jim.Thats a fabulous looking shed and will have lots of useful things to put in it another super job ❤

@sueupham2519

8 ай бұрын

the Grand kids will love the shed...

What a beautiful shed!

Baron will make a terrific gelding! Jim, next time you clip Earl and Duke, roach their manes too. LOVE that shed!!!!!!!! Great craftmanship, William!

Jim is a good hair stylist, nice! Beautiful shed William build. Happy Thanksgiving to you and the family.❤

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

Clipping the forelock manes and tails makes it easier for the horses and you. Hope all the best for Barron's gelding surgery.

Beautiful well crafted shed!! Tiny house too

Thank you for taking the time to teach about docked tails, Jim. It is important that horseman step up and teach. I met yet another person yesterday who believes everything a certain "animal rights" group says without question. They can only tell lies in the absence of truth. When you shine the light of truth on them, it becomes quite obvious how ridiculous their stories are. Years ago, a friend of mine had a pamphlet in her car from that organization, which claimed that wearing furs was immoral because big cats were put down for the fur trade by ramming a red hot poker where the moon don't shine. The pamphlet went on to say that this horrendous act was done to the cats while they were fully awake, and that they couldn't be anesthetized first without damaging the furs. I asked her if she believed it, and she affirmed that she did. I asked her to show me the guy who held the unanesthetized lion down while this happened... You couldn't hold a house cat down for that, let alone a lion, tiger, leopard, etc. I'm not saying I want to wear big cat fur, but at least come up with a plausible story. The more we question, teach, and explain, the more people see truth. William did a very nice job on the shed. That is lovely, and should last a lot of years. Not only would it make a good shed, but it would also make a great hunting cabin. Several guys could bunk in that and still have room for a folding wood stove. It would probably make a good ice fishing shack as well. I understand the decision to geld Baron. No criticism is implied or intended. I just never knew what a nice breed they were until you got yours, and I didn't know how endangered they were until my daughter looked it up. You an I are probably a bit long in the tooth to be able to do anything for the breed, and you have done quite a bit by saving semen from Baron. You actually may be doing more for the breed simply by putting those three colts on youtube daily, so that people see how nice they are. If young folks don't step up and start raising some of these tough old blue collar breeds, they will be gone. So many of these tough little working class breeds have been shoved aside be flashier, showier breeds, which often aren't as tough, aren't as sound, aren't as good tempered, and don't have as many good, working years. Many of the other little working class breeds have allowed interbreeding with other breeds to "improve" them, until they aren't the same breed, and don't have the same utility. What happened to the little bulldog Quarter Horse? It has been interbred with Thoroughbreds until it is more Thoroughbred than Quarter Horse. The tough little Morgan has gotten interbred with Arabs and Saddlebreds to make it taller and showier, and now where is the good tempered little horse that you could plow with? I got my head turned when I was young by flashy Saddlebreds and Tennessee Walking Horses, only to realize that my little Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horses, which had no breed registry back then, and were just the ubiquitous little saddle horse of our area, were much more useful, much sounder, much more comfortable to ride, and are now quite endangered as well. My older pony was sound and rideable right up until she died at 28. Her daughter was a few weeks shy of her 35th birthday when she died, and was sound until her last few months. Her sire also made it well into his thirties, and was sound to the end. We need to go back to valuing the horses that are sound, tough, and able to do a job.

man..Bree is beautiful.

Baron has done more than his share in keeping the Suffolk breed going. Now it is up to the mare owners to “Come and get it “ . By being able to take Baron to events will promote the breed even more. People can see his beauty, intelligence, willingness, and strength. Prayers for quick healing. A nice benefit is maybe Baron will stop biting Ken.☺️

@WorkingHorsesWithJim

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Praying That All goes Well with Barons Procedure Blessings To Y'all And Please Be Safe ✌️

The shed is really beautiful ❤️! That's a great idea! Around here a lot of people are starting laying hens for the first time. You might consider building small chicken coops if you have a market for them there. It would be easier to ship as well. I can understand the castration as I've watched our neighbors try to deal with two stallions and multiple mares over the years! You certainly don't need that challenge 😉. 🎉 My new calendar came and it's just Beautiful ❤️🎉! Thank you Brenda! Looking forward to another year with those stunning pictures! Hope your family has a blessed Thanksgiving and you are all able to enjoy rest and family time!!!❤

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello Julie 👋 Can I ask you a question?

The fuzzy boys are not fuzzy anymore 😊 have a great week

Jim well said what you said they are my horses

The gentleman that works for you is truly talented

I think your doing the right thing. he will be even better

Great video ! Having a stallion takes extra energy, space, time and thinking ahead when he's around other horses just the way things and facts are.

Jim loves that trimmer I think the horses look great. Beware Brenda he loves trimming hair.😂

That is a great craftsmanship shed by William ! Living to far away in BC Canada but know will find a good appreciative home closer having all the horse connections too!

Great vedios an love the sheds. I use to love my Grandparents Work horses. Spent my summer at the farm loved it

As usual you are doing the responsible and practical thing. A stallion is so much responsibility and risk. So glad you came to a decision, as I know you have thought about it for a while.

Good luck Baron 🙏

I remember your grandkids in that corn this past summer..lov ya'll from south alabama.

Hello. Super horses 💪👍👌

Great episode! Do you guys get alot of objections to your decisions? Jim seemed to let everyone know that there are no "if, ands or buts" about tail/mane trimming or about Barron's castration! I think what Jim does with his hoses is just fine! They still look great, they're well loved...why would others be bothered?! I can understand opinions about the castration, but I also would not enjoy having a stallion on my farm! He'll be a wonderful horse after he heals & comes to neutral!! Ha! I love your life & all that goes with it. ❤ William did a beautiful job on that shed! I'd LOVE one... but I do live in a townhouse, so guess it won't work!! 😂 Have a Happy Thanksgiving!! 🦃🥧😁

@johnkomosa9508

8 ай бұрын

Happy Thanksgiving Gayle, I always enjoy your comments. Keep spreading the Love. Thank You. John

@gaylesmith1738

8 ай бұрын

Well, thank you, John! Happy Thanksgiving to you, too! 🙂

Bye. Jim. Have a good day.

William did a beautiful job on the shed

I love to see how caring you are about the younger horses and how gentle you are in handling them thank you Jim

I have considered a shed next to my garden. There are Amish and Mennonites that make them. A neighbor even had a shed made for his snowblower tractor just outside his back door so he didn't have to wade drifts to his barn. I use a small Sears cart behind my ATV or garden tractor to hold my tools, row marker stakes, hoses, and fertilizer and use a tool rack and 5 gal. pails to keep things separated. Both methods work.

Thank you for the video, good decision about Baron

Thanks for sharing your life on the farm ❤getting him gelded is the best idea , please don’t worry about the negative comments they have no idea what it takes to run a spread like that, your good with your horses and very caring … looking for more videos so interesting,,,,

I agree . What ever is best for you guys/ Jim your a great farmer ahd a great horseman.

You're family are hard workers.

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

Jim, you know best what you need to do with your horses. And deciding you do not want Barron to be a Stallion is your business. You save his sperm in case someone wants to cover a Mare. I respect your wisdom in training your horses, working your horses, and if you want to not have Barrin be a Stallion. I also enjoy watching you plow with the horses, as well as harv sting Hay, and logging. And Enjoy watching the The Pulling.

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

@elainepeterson475

8 ай бұрын

@@danm18835 Question?

Those horses are well loved and care for, not just work horses 😀 😊

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello Holly 👋 Can I ask you a question?

I'm terribly sorry for some of the rude comments I've read. I'm happy you finished up with plowing the cornfield before winter sets in! And Duke and Earl were great getting their forelocks trimmed! Hoping you all have a beautiful Thanksgiving with all your family there!! Jim will get to see and hold the new baby granddaughter for the first time. Bet she's grown a lot since you were with her, Brenda!😘 And I bet you prepare a huge Thanksgiving meal that the family looks forward too!!! It will just be me and my son to celebrate Thanksgiving at my house, so I don't have to cook a large quantity of food though we both love all the fixings which I plan to cook. My favorite things are my cornbread dressing, mashed potatoes, and gravy to go over both!!!! I could just have that and be happy! Neither my son or I care for turkey, so I'll be baking a chicken for us. Please tell William I love the shed he built. He did an excellent job. Also tell him I wish him and his family a Happy Thanksgiving!!!🦃

A nother great video again there Brenda, Jim , yes it's your horses you can do what every you want you done it for many years working horses 🐎 Jim , the shed looks awesome well done too William 👏 hopefully your get heaps off orders , ok blessing to you all there 😊

I wish I lived closer to you so I could purchase one of your lovely sheds! It’s really something to see walls “sheeted” with real wood instead of particle board!

Nothing beats shoes removed, testicle's removed, released out to the pasture, then told there go and in joy, yourself, 😂😂 maybe if he was aware of todays itinerary ourcome, he maybe would want to renegotiate the terms. 😢😂😂. My daughter at 8 years old consoled her 4 yearold that he would become a better horse . The vet was trying to be professional, but i could see him shaking with laughter. Now at 28 he is going strong and her boys age 4 had pictures taken with him,

Thankyou for the vidio . That shed is grood craftmanship . Looks like a blustery day . Hair cutts look nice , burrs are not and no fun . Take care , thankyou for sharing

@WorkingHorsesWithJim

8 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

I think thats the best horse picture I have ever seen. Bree between her two uncles. Watching mom go by. 😢 Life goes on. Why I shed a tear over Barons alteration I don't know. He will probably be a much happier animal now.😊 Everyone in the family will be safer. Love to you all.

beautiful trim,,,and all you do sir...super ,,,onward !

How nice. What a neat little shed,🎉😮😊.

I wish you well with Barron. I have a stallion and there are many issues with daily handling that need to be thought of.

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

Makes me laugh how Jim likes to make the horses look like they have docked tails (I know they aren’t really). He says it’s for burdock, but I think he just likes them to look like tough work horses! 😂 horses don’t care, so whatever makes you happy to look at them is all good.

You guys are such hard workers ❤it seems like yesterday you was just planting the gardens❤I like the horses trimmed the way you do it looks nice and neat and cleaner😊Your horse your rights, you take such good care of them I can tell❤😊😊Brenda you are great at these videos 😊❤I was noticing close to the end how much Abby looks like her daddy. She is a beauty. I see Brenda’s beauty shining thru her too though❤😊. That shed is such a wonderful design and the the lumber is always of nice looking. I always love seeing Abby’s wood at the house it so perfectly cut. ❤😊

@danm18835

8 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 Can I ask you a question?

You are very hard workers. God bless 🙏❤️

That shed is awesome, I wish I was close enough to buy one from you

Awesome job on the shed!

I'm a 40 year carpenter, and those sheds look really good. I like what he did with it.

It is a working farm and everything is going well. Tremendous amount of work. Thank you.

I like your hair cuts...I just try to think of ways to use the horse hair.--I would love to have one of the sheds down here in South Alabama...GREAT JOB Willam...I expected nothing less . I would make another lil special Airbnb with one.

I think the rocks multiply at night.

Thank you for sharing your projects. The shed and proposed sale of sheds are a great idea. William did such a nice job. Appreciate that you all show us so much, explaining the reason for the work you do. Very nice videos. 🙋‍♂️🐈🐈

Your horses, you trim them anyway you want them……..

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and enjoy your special day love you guys ❤

Great video ❤️😁🌹

We bought a shed like that from a young Amish carpenter near Belleville, Ontario. Ours is for storing outdoor things in the winter when not in use. We love it.

Prayers for everyone and good luck with your house surgery and speedy recovery !! 🙏🐴

Happy Thanksgiving to your family. I love how Jim and Brenda take such good care of the horses.. God bless..🌹🇺🇸❤️🦃

beautifully cared for horses,cows, cats ,and chickens

Hello Brenda and Jim .. Jerald and Shelia said hi .