American Brabant Rendezvous 2022 Part 1

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We attend the 2022 American Brabant Association Rendezvous in Mountain View, Wyoming, at the Wes Lupher ranch. We watch as draft horses, including American Brabant's, are used to put up loose hay using buck rakes, dump rakes and a Jayhawk haystack. Wes Lupher talks with us about what he likes about the American Brabant breed and
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@MTN_BUILT 5 месяцев назад

Beautiful horses, and man, it's sure neat to see folks putting up hay the old fashioned way! Pretty impressive! :)

@edwardprice140 28 дней назад

8/11/2024 I heard a story on the radio WVPB a program called Inside Appalachia about the American Brabant and the qualities that make it perfect for mountain farmers, short, heavy, and good nature. And a breeder bringing them back, in Wytheville VA.

@rockybernard2997 Год назад

Fascinating. I could watch all day. Folks getting things done. We need more of this in today's world.

@jerryfischer3988 Год назад

Couldn't agree more 👏

@teresahiggs4896 Год назад

Love seeing mules working like this! My dad had a couple of teams of mules he’d use to work folks gardens that for a variety of reasons, they didn’t use a tractor . This was in Rural East Tennessee, Appalachian Mountains in the early 1960’s. After working he’d throw me up on the back of one of the mules and I felt like king of the world! I loved being around them.

@SocialShires 8 месяцев назад

A lot of interesting points raised up about the comparison between horse and tractor. Had a similar experience growing up. Friends had dirtbikes and quads and I just couldnt get into it. I was in nature to enjoy it, not drown it out with noises. The first time I got on a horse I was hooked instantly. I could feel the muscles , could hear the birds and the ground. That was before I knew just how intelligent these creatures were. People said they were dumb !

@Acelevi999 Месяц назад

Beautiful 🎉

@adamchilds9132 Год назад

They are beautiful

@michaelladd3628 Год назад

Excellent video. The videos such as this that shows the drafts in real working situations and with good narrative from seasoned teamsters are the best. Thank you for creating such informative content.

@RuralHeritage Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@margolittle1164 Год назад

Great stuff Always glad when rural heritage makes it out west

@RuralHeritage Год назад

Yes, we do, too. Thanks!

@randybutler4772 Год назад

Thank you for sharing 🐴🐴

@RuralHeritage Год назад

Our pleasure!

@hugolopezc5637 Год назад

Seamos felices.

@war2030 Год назад

Cool

@patriotpioneer Год назад

So, There is Actually a way to make money farming...?

@thomasarchambault9463 Год назад

How far are you from Clark Wyoming? Clark is 25 miles north of Cody.

@Acelevi999 Месяц назад

What grass are you putting up?

@loicville6446 Год назад

I'm belgian, here in my country, draft horses are used to meat production and hard work in picea wood Yours Americans belgian horses look smaller and thinner than ours

@SocialShires 8 месяцев назад

bred too quickly. Same happened to Shires. A shire gets bred at 3 yo sometimes. Stops their growth at 17h for females. Let them grow until 5 to 7, you get over 18h females. Males stallions go easily 19, My shire was bred to a 19.3 stallion

@Acelevi999 Месяц назад

😂

@johanengelen8979 Год назад

These horses don't look anything like a Brabander. Note I'm from belgium have owned them and my uncle is one of the best known painters of rural Flanders which includes loads of Brabanders for exemples of what he does do a search for Leon engelen