I’ve watched over 50 hours of Farriery in the last two weeks, begun reading the Textbook of Farriery and a book about practical lameness for horses. YET YOU SIMPLIFIED FARRIERY IN 20 MIN. Thank You. Great video.
To everybody out there...have you ever heard of someone "going flatout"? Well, that comes from farriers nailing on shoes. You always put the flat side of the nail to the outside so the bevel is on the inside and the nail will splay outwards when it is driven. A farrier working quickly is just going "flat out".
I am just a horse owner but I love to understand these things. Thank you. I appreciate the fact you stressed in your video about doing a proper trim unique to the needs of that particular foot and then forming the shoe to that foot. This makes sense to me.
Trevor, i really appreciate the way you talk us through every step. I live in Sweden and am seriously considering going to school for this profession within 6 months. Thanks for the inspiration. 👍
That horse was such a good boy. Didn't give an ounce of fuss and he even lifted his foot a lil when dude came back with his shoe. Poor dude tho, you can see the burn mark on his hand that is healing. I bet that hurt like hell
Dude excelent vid...You should do one showing all the tools that you use....Great job, that break over grinding tecnique on the horse shoe is awsome...
This is my favorite farrier video so far. Very detailed in explanation and easy to understand. All of the aspects can be seen in the video and it wasn’t rushed.
Thank You. Great video.