Another thing you could've said is not to take your time once the tube is in there. Get it in and there and get it out.

@UKMonkey

Жыл бұрын

That's what she said.

@mynamejef7963

Жыл бұрын

@@UKMonkey that’s tough

@fuzzywuzzypetz3697

Жыл бұрын

🤔..You wouldn't want to leave your finger in its mouth too long... I hope that's common sense for everyone.

Horse is like" oh god here we go again..okay now, im ready...anytime now human....hey human quit talking and finish the darn thing, your fingers don't taste the best either" 😂

@d_kortman

Жыл бұрын

“You taste like hard work and sweat! Gross”

@sigmaoperator1688

Жыл бұрын

Anytime now human, quit horsing around.

@spicyirwin5835

Жыл бұрын

Watched again & I saw horses body lang. Ur so rt.

@nickv1008

Жыл бұрын

Hey, where's that finger been, anyway?

@shacks4208

Жыл бұрын

"do you even wash your hands after taking a crap!?"

You made that look easy! Very nice.

@MagnakayViolet

Жыл бұрын

True professionals make their work look effortless.

"Jim your fingers are much worse than the medicine...." 🤣🤣

@spicyirwin5835

Жыл бұрын

Oh no! Dewormer must be the worst taste. I had a cat once. Would take a bite & puke & I mixed it really well in his food. Then he knew the smell! Ppl took it for covid is just crazy.

My 29 year old 11 hands Dartmoor pony literally climbs the walls of his stable if he sees the wormer. I have to hollow out a carrot and fill it with the stuff so greedy Boris eats it before he realizes what’s going on

@BeverleyMiller_

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂🤣 it's a toss up to say who hates it more... The horses or their owners! But vital to their health...

@jrdebossar

Жыл бұрын

Love Dartmoors❤️, always had Arabs. Too old now , but maybe next life.

@markysharky9879

Жыл бұрын

😂❤️

@warriormaiden9829

Жыл бұрын

Lol, that's actually rather ingenious! Like hiding pills in peanut butter for dogs. XD

@kaysussex4991

Жыл бұрын

@@warriormaiden9829 It was my farrier’s idea, works well for small ponies as you only need to conceal a little bit of wormer

My grandfather used to give his mule and horses a little bit of pipe tobacco to worm them. They loved it.

@tmcgee1614

Жыл бұрын

Yes that's how they used to worm horses back in the day

I've never done this, and never will, but still interesting to know and watch

@LifeintheWest

Жыл бұрын

Yes. It’s quite an experience to stick your finger where it could get ground to pulp. I do it about 300 times a year. 😁

@michaelabraham9177

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeintheWest I have not ridden a horse since my late teens. A girlfriend of mine had them at her farm in South Dakota. We rode them in the snow, on the ice. Too nerve racking for me from lack of experience, felt sorry for the horse to lol.

@seanwalton6208

Жыл бұрын

It does take a bit of nerve. I used to give "invermectin" to my horses. Once I got the training, I was off. Saves $50 a pop. Another are the injections. The tricks are to never allow the animal see the needle and to bounce your hand on it's neck a couple times first: one, two, inject. Should do a video on that.

@thegraygringo8745

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeintheWest painful for who, the horse or you?

@christaylor4477

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeintheWest feed them raw garlic. Cheaper and effective

I had my quarter horse trained to take wormer without a halter or anything. I’d just walk out to the pasture and stick it in her mouth then give her a treat. No problem. I am a farrier so I have had many clients ask me to work their horses for them and were amazed about how easy I made it look. It’s all about the approach and being efficient. People who try to hold their horses down while wormer crack me up! What makes you think you can hold a horse still that is pulling away from you with pure force? Lmao! Anyway, great video; I hope it helps a lot of people have an easier time with worming.

Did my own worming and inoculations. Saves a whole lot. Nice little tricks to do them without hurting the horse or you. Thanks!

The horse reminded me of a resistant toddler who doesn't like taking medicine. Very sweet.

Deworming a horse is always better than worming a horse. Trust me.

I've followed my friend's horse across the pasture backwards doing this 😆

This guy definitely knows how to properly do this procedure. I knew he was real deal, when I noticed the parelli halter. Awesome demonstration!!!!

I can't tell you how much I enjoy these lessons in ranching. I feel better and happier after watching one.

Not only easy on the horseman, but definitely easy on the horse. Great vid.

Thank you for showing us these. For horse lovers who are unable to own horses it's wonderful to see these videos!

I really enjoy your lessons on horses you're very knowledgeable

@spicyirwin5835

Жыл бұрын

HORSES R SO EXPENSIVE so yes thx for these lessons💜

I had done that for years and years and years long before there was ever an internet thank you thank you thank you for showing the public the right way blessings to you and your family

Never have owned any farm animals and likely never will but I find all your videos very fascinating. Keep doing your thing man.

Very good you are a HORSE WHISPERER. And I think it's good your sharing your wisdom with others on the subject of beautiful horses.

Well we can see whose been doing that a while. Great tip, even if i never have a horse. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge invaluable especially to rookies

Pretty slick movie 👍👍

That last line “this is how you worm a horse..uh-“ made me laugh thank you

I love your videos. I have been wanting to learn more about horses and this has been great. Your videos are awesome.

This bloke is amazing. He truly knows equine behavior.

This man is a natural teacher. I'd follow him.

That horse is looking happy, like "oh I'm just hanging out with Dad" then he's got the "wait, what you doing?" look, then the "Damnit Dad that sucked".

Your videos are so Educating about horses unbelievable absolutely love all your videos keep more videos coming

Great job you man.i always appreciate a man who is not only confident,but knows his sh_t

He was not happy with your video😂.. but thank you for taking the time to show us.

Keep up the videos,love them

😂 Yup! Horses know that stuff a mile away LOL I too never tied my horse when deworming, but used grain as a reward. I was fortunate Clydesdales are giant pigs in disguise… But I’ll definitely have to get me some of that tubing you’ve got attached to your syringe. Thank you for all you do! Be safe, God be with your Family 🙏🏼🕊📖

The horse is like oh cool I get to be on youtu…. Hack gag gag what the heck are you doing to me?!?!

There is an area in the lower jaw between the front teeth and the molars where no teeth grow, and that's where he sticks his finger to open the horse's mouth. That's where the bit go, if you ride on a bit. The front teeth cut off the grass when they graze, the interdental space is where the food can rest before going further back in the mouth, where the molars grind the food until it can be swallowed - this is what I've been taught. I hope it's correct! I think this interdental space is also known as "bar", but gladly like to be corrected if I'm wrong. Oh, how I wish my family also had horses!

Dang, that actually looks pretty smooth. Wish I'd known this when I still lived out in the country. So much time spent struggling with my horse. Only time she was ever anything but sweet and agreeable.

The moment he stuck his finger in that horses mouth the horse was screaming "I do not consent!"

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Cheers from South America Uruguay 🇺🇾

Yes!!!! 🙌 I was taught that way of doing it back when I was 8 yrs old by our vet. It is SO much easier to use a syringe with the tubing on it, but having your other arm to brace yourself on really makes the difference - especially for those of us who are…well, let’s call it “vertically challenged” & having to deworm them standing on a straw bale or stool. Tbh, I’ve never quite figured out what it is they hate so much, the taste or just having us sticking something in their mouth. And yes - PLEASE watch where you’re putting your fingers - I’ve never done it (😬yet), but I’ve seen someone else get their fingers chomped down on and hoooboy…definitely not something you’d make the mistake of doing twice! (Or at least, I sure hope not lol).

@warriormaiden9829

Жыл бұрын

Well, you consider that a horse can exert 500 psi in a single bite... For comparison, humans average 160 psi, dogs average 230-250 psi, tigers come in at 1,050 psi, and crocodiles top out at 3,700 psi. We're lucky they try and push things out with their tongue when they don't want something in their mouth, rather than biting it. 😅

Oh i remember those days when my husband & i had horses. Thank you sir for your videos

Hi !! Thank you for answering so many questions I have had regarding Horse ownership and care. I appreciate you.

When you took the lead rope and demonstrated "hold 'em from going backwards" the horse was surprised, he didn't expect you to try to do that. His ears were like "What now ? He can't be serious ?".

I love watching professionals at work. Thank you Sir.

@larrykelsey6901

Жыл бұрын

Watched a Veterinarian stick a long piece of GARDEN HOSE with a funnel on it & poured some nasty looking pink medicine down his throat. Blood all over the tube when the vet pulled the hose from the horse's nose. Not a pretty sight!😟

I don’t even use a halter. I pet Raven over his eyes down his face I stick my finger in the side of his mouth then after a few minutes of do all that I slip in the wormer done. But the other horse the way you are showing is the way I would do it. Thank you for creating these videos for it may help new beginners and I enjoy watching yours

@Fee.1

Жыл бұрын

Wormer? Why would you want worms in a horse?

@melissajarvis4829

Жыл бұрын

@@Fee.1 Wormer = slang for de-wormer.

@angelabrewer8224

Жыл бұрын

@@Fee.1 Excuse me worm medicine

@angelabrewer8224

Жыл бұрын

@@Fee.1 If you can’t understand the man’s video please stay away from horses or maybe all animals together

@thatfruitygowrl

Жыл бұрын

@@Fee.1 it's short for saying de-wormer. If you don't understand that i ask you please stay away from all equines. Or animals in general

Professionalism at its finest...job well did.

This is the best technique I've seen, and I'll definitely try it next time for any paste or gel! Thank you! 😊

Sounds intelligent and you are kind! ♥️

Gotta love the algorithm haha didn’t know I needed this

@KristasAntiquesandCollectibles

8 ай бұрын

😂😂

They have deworming pellets too. Mix those pellets in with a handful of their favorite grain and it’s gone in minutes 😀 horses love it !

@abuckingbay1328

Жыл бұрын

Mine won’t eat it 🤣🤣mine are so picky!!!!

@BeverleyMiller_

Жыл бұрын

Considering the quantity of their herd those pellets would be a major expense. The pellets also can be purchased in bulk, but paste v/s the pellet had quite a price difference.

@bryanlacount7551

Жыл бұрын

Pellet form is not as potent.

Perfect. Most horses get bad with it because people let them learn to avoid it.

Horse: take me to dinner first.

Horse prolly sayin ya finger tastes worse😂😂😂

PERFECT TIMING!!!! Just came with home with dewormer yo give my horses tomorrow morning. Thanks!!!!. ( mine won't fight my finger as much as yours did...lol)

Dang, you make it looked easy. Thanks for the tutorial.

I've learned so much about horses through this channel and I don't even own one ... 😂💀

Wow effective and minimal discomfort. 🤗 Thanks!

Give em the ol' fish hook lol

Dam Dude, I've learned more about horses from watching your videos. Keep em coming.

Good thing you clarified where you stick your finger..Almost stuck in the opposite end.🤣

Good point "away from their teeth"!

The way you started that I was like NO! NO! NO! Then you fixed it hahaha. My mares were pretty easy, my moms gelding…. I’ll just end with people were saying I had the patience of a saint when I was working with him and deworming 🥴 I thought it was more like, I was just as, if not more, stubborn then he was LOL.

Very awesome the horse clearly was like “BRO IDK WHERE THAT HAND BEEN

Thats an adorable horse 🥰

I did this with my colt and I'm so happy i was able to teach him that it isnt gonna hurt him. My last horse used to fight it but my current colt that I taught not to fear the syringe in his mouth, I am now able to give him his dewormer or medication without a halter on, makes it pleasant on my head too.

Dude, I live in the city, I don’t need these advices but I’ve seen almost all your videos and I find them really interesting, so thanks

The hors is thinking, "Ah man, more of the nasty tasting meds again?" Why don't you comb my main?"

"Ah shit, here we go again"

Some of the best short content out there. Been following you a couple weeks and you keep making it interesting. Keep it up.

Exactly right. Said from years of experience.

The bond of trust couldn't be more apparent as the horse must have known what was comming but didn't shy away or even object to what has be an unpleasant experience Thanks for the interesting video

Clearly that horse way easy due to regular handling, says a lot for the treatment on the ranch 👍

"That's how you worm a horse, er..." 😉 I very much enjoy your personality and topics.

This horse reacts the same exact way as my dog when I’m getting stuff out of his mouth, lol

Speed is the key! Once my 28 yr gelding knows what's going on the rodeo starts. 😁

I love u , I learn a lot and I was raised on a farm. It's been a minute.

Hey thanks Budz🐎 hold yer horses ...Un- tied

Great videos and I’m not even a cowboy 🤠

Brilliant demonstration!

A horse biting your finger has to feel like death. My 10lb baby bit me once and I thought I would pass out. Couldnt imagine a thousand pound majestic beast.

My pony absolutely loves the worming 😂 she can’t get enough of it. One time I was letting her like it and she took the cap out of my hand crushed it up got all of the worming and then spat the cap out 😂😂

Hold your……. Rope. I thought he was gonna say hold your horses 😂😂😂😂

ABSOLUTELY. when I'm training a young horse I take a little bit of molasses on the end of the syringe. Good job.

Now he’s got worms 😂

That look of you betrayed me afterward. Thinking it was a carrot..

at the end "and thats how you worm a horse" 🤠

Very clear skill and practice on display

Really enjoy your videos that's some beautiful country out there...

Can't wait for the sheath cleaning vid!

Thank you for being kind!

Usually you want to have them keep their head up afterwards to swallow because they will try and spit it out. Great vid!

The horse is"oh no not again!"

Me:. Hey!!! SPIT MY FINGER OUT, DANG YOU!!! BAD HORSE! BAD HORSE!🤣🤣🤣🤣

You showed me why horses always run when I get on thier back. I guess my legs clamp on. Makes sense.

You take better care of your horses through practicality than most do out of kindness.

You honestly need to hire me! I’m great with horses 😂

My horse goes back for seconds when I worm him😂

And this is how you worm a horse...Lol

My guy made that look easy AF..

Holstein cows are no cake walk either

Perfect technique! Great video