BRANDING FOALS IN THE CHUTE | A MONSTER FOAL GOES HOME 

Thank you for your kind words Steve! Glad to have you along 😊

For freeze branding you have to hold the brand on longer to kill the hair folicles and the recovery/ healing time is actually longer. These babies are not branded as heavy as cattle, just enough to get the ID on them that is required by the state of AZ if horses are running in rangeland.

What knowledgeable viewers! Thank you for your comments 😁

Well said 👍

Thank you very much!

Bruh a real parent wouldn't ask people to buy stuff for them.

@@chadwildclayfancwc5753 My daughter is not a parent but she is real😳

@@chadwildclayfancwc5753 Bub, you need to learn to read. The Lady is not asking anyone to buy her daughter anything.

@@johnmccaughan4195 lmao. She said please please buy her one of the blue roan filly's that right their says I'm right so I suggest you to learn how to read

@@chadwildclayfancwc5753 Read it a few more times, and maybe you will figure it out. Her daughter is pleading with her mother to buy her a horse. The lady is not in any way asking someone else to buy a horse for her. It is all about reading comprehension, which you seem to have missed out on.

Thank you

Your welcome

Bought a new Ford cap decades ago, they threw in a brand new pickup!!! They won't even give you a cap anymore! hehehe

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It's what the breed was created for

We’re glad you watched, thank you

Me too,was good to see them calm before, during and after the branding!

Horse skin is actually thinner than human skin. Their epidermis that is. So they have less epidermis between their nerve endings than we do. So they are probably more sensitive to pain.

I have one of each available

Yeah,Really⁉️⁉️ YOU’RE SICK‼️ I’ve got an idea:WHY DON’T YOU GET BRANDED & See if YOU Still “LIKE IT”⁉️⁉️ LET US WATCH & SEE HOW YOU REALLY LIKE IT🤔 ⁉️⁉️

Wow, thank you! We sure strive for stress free stockmanship! #cowboyculture

There are several sites represented here.

Salty, RKR, and Texas mostly.... Czar has thrown a roan and Lynx does too but we didn’t breed him this year. They are all at least 5 months.

I agree. She’s real cool!

2”

I’m sure Jerry already has that all planned out... I can’t keep track. Maybe he’ll see this comment and answer.

New owners take care of that.

Ride at two and sell

No Border Collies. We never intended for Lincoln to be a cow dog, he just trained himself to be one 😂 thanks for watching!

No, this is hot iron branding. Glad you joined us, thanks for watching!

not by Monster. Henson said... “mama’s a roan, daddy’s a bay...”

@@PaintedDesertRanch I would suggest checking that foal's DNA to verify parentage. One of the parents has to carry the cream gene to be able to produce a buckskin. Usually roans don't carry that. Maybe your bay stallion is really a smoky black which carries the cream gene, but is hard to detect in a dark bay horse without color typing it. Either way, you may want to investigate that one a little more, and also test the sire and dam for their true color also. Is it possible Trigger got to this mare? A palomino can throw a buckskin because they both have the cream gene. Just FYI, the cream gene expressed on a bay coat produces a buckskin, and the cream gene expressed on a sorrel/chestnut is what produces a palomino color.

@@suzanneyoung8011 A phenotypical "roan" mare can carry cream and still appear as a roan. Bred to a bay she can produce a buckskin.

@@DoubleDogDare54 I've studied horse color genetics. I haven't seen anything about this listed specifically on UC Davis's website, which is the university that has done extensive research into color genetics in horses and has developed many tests to identity the various color types and combinations of color types in horses. I'm not saying this doesn't happen or that you're incorrect, but that it would be extremely rare to breed a buckskin foal from a roan mare and a bay stallion. Roan is usually a dominant gene. A true buckskin will result from one of the parents carrying a cream gene. I haven't yet read anything about a roan horse also carrying a cream gene. Maybe it's there and I missed it. A bay horse, particularly a brown or dark bay horse may carry a cream gene which makes it technically a smoky black, but the effect of that gene on a bay horse is very hard to detect if at all in its own coloration. It's possible that the foal that appears now to be a light buckskin will actually roan out, in which case it would need to be registered as a roan. I'm just saying that this occurrence is so rare, that if I was either the seller or the buyer of this foal, I would want to have its parentage DNA verified, and I would submit pictures and a sample to have its color type tested by UC Davis or by some other reputable firm that does it. If I were the buyer I would especially want to know that if I intended to use the horse in a breeding program.

​@@suzanneyoung8011 Google up pictures of buckskin roans. If you look at them, they look like buckskins. Most people would not be picky about calling them buckskins. And there are lots of photos, so they aren't hen's teeth. If the mare was a roan/cream cross and the sire was bay, I ran the possibilities through one of those online calculators and can up with a 17.whatever percent chance the foal would be buckskin. So, maybe the foal is buckskin, maybe it is a buckskin that will roan out to some degree. But it looks buckskin and that ties in with what the J/hearts called it.

Thigh is a state requirement , rump is for their own record. I think.

Correct. Also... they ALL get BOTH the JHeart and the numbers

No. We have 10 stallions

Yes, very few and far between.

Like most people

@@PaintedDesertRanch Are you saying most people favor blue roans? I never heard that before, but it would not surprise me 💁‍♀️

Yes, they are the most asked for. Blues and buckskins

@@PaintedDesertRanch Wonderful surprise to watch my beloved blue born jet black when I was 10, from a white freckled mare and a blood bay stallion…IDK how that works genetically but the color changes as she grew was icing on the cake for a little girl 🥰🥰🥰 Sorry, I’m sure you are too busy to hear everyone’s personal experience; it’s just that I’ve never loved man or beast that much since 💁‍♀️

All get rear brands. It helps to identify the baby to the mama- keeps everything straight for registration

It does stretch, but not much. If you watch a few of our videos you can see the older JHeart horses with their brands

Dibs on a Frenchgirl. She’s for sale

You are mistaken. They are all turned out everyday of their lives. Some of the pastures are several sections a piece... so they know nothing about stalls.

@@PaintedDesertRanch I kid.

🤣 well shoot... nowadays you never know.

Yep pretty wild ponies.😆

When it’s red hot.

Yes

Yes, helps identify the baby to mama at time of registration. We have lots of similar colors- if they have no markings it’s even harder to identify them if they don’t have the numbers.

@@PaintedDesertRanch Thank you! And please keep up the great work with the videos!

Not necessarily, no.

Ok . Just wondering...

2750-5000

@@PaintedDesertRanch All papered as well? That's a good price.

Yes, all AQHA

Not yet, trying to do a little research on that. Keep an eye out

They identify the mamas to the babies and tell us how old they are in the future.

@@PaintedDesertRanch thank you, thats a quick way for sure

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No

@@PaintedDesertRanch Thank you! It's amazing that they are keep calm

It identifies the baby to mama also it’s age.

@@PaintedDesertRanch thank you for this.

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Haha. Funny assumption. My husbands family owns it- they are by no means rich and work hard every single day just to keep it going. Thanks for joining us

Texas, Salty, & RKR would be the main ones. But we do have a couple other studs that have thrown one or two

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Numbers on the hind are to identify the babies to mamas- helps us to get everything registered correctly.

@@PaintedDesertRanch Oh ok, that makes sense. TY

They all get a JHeart and a number. The numbers helps us to identify them when it comes time for registration

Identifies the babies to mamas

The numbers identify the baby to the mama. Also tell us what year it was born.

@@PaintedDesertRanch Thank you so much. That makes alot of sense..❤️

Identifies the babies to mamas for correct registration

No

Takes a significantly longer time, and is definitely more costly... this is the most efficient way for us to brand 60 foals a year.

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