Our Suffolk Punch Stallion Brothers Meet for the First Time!! // Contest Results!

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Today our new Suffolk Punch stallion horse, Baron, meets his brothers, Duke & Earl! Watch them in the pasture getting to know each other a little better. Jim & the Belgians horses mow hay in the pasture. Then, we share the contest results for guessing Barron's weight and hear who the five winners are of a new hat!
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@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Congrats to our 5 winners!!! If you are a winner, email us your address! ► workinghorseswithjim@yahoo.com

@johnkomosa4089 2 года назад

Thank you. So fun.

@goldenyearsacres9163 2 года назад

It's a pleasure watching the new horses, even though it's tough hearing & seeing them sort out herd dynamics. I realize, it's reality, that's what they do. You could hide all the "drama" from those viewers who aren't familiar with horse behavior, but then you wouldn't be true to who you are, real people doing real farming, real life. Thanks for keeping things real. I imagine as viewership increases, it's tempting to change your filming to please new viewers. As a newbie tubey host myself, I hope you stay true to your original reasons for starting your channel, it's a joy to watch you both (& your daughters.)

@marilynwitherell186 2 года назад

Congratulations to the winners.

@jamesmorrison1884 2 года назад

Hello Jim and Brenda 1501 he sure is a heavy boy very nice. They seemed to be pretty good not to much fighting. Thanks your video. Have a great day. Oh the sickle mower sure works great cuts prefect once again have a great day.

@warren519 2 года назад

Excellent video Jim & Brenda!!!

@flawlessfluidity7771 2 года назад

That was amazing to watch! 😃 I could almost hear Ken telling Earl, "I'm high horse here and you're the low horse. Our positions are set in stone. We don't need to get involved. We're going to stay out of it while Duke and Barron battle it out for 2nd & 3rd position" 🤣🤣 I just love Kenny. He has the kindest eyes but he won't take any Guff off the youngsters 😁 That's a leader.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@amyharrell251 2 года назад

I am glad the horses played but not hurt each other. We will have to see who will lead the herd. I am happy for the hat winners. A bit of kindness goes a long way.

@rottiman100 2 года назад

Awesome video. Jim is a master teamster without a doubt. It is amazing how he keeps his finger on the pulse of the herd.

@pinkywilliams8063 2 года назад

Thanks Brenda for the great video today......Congrats to all the winners.....

@BrienaSkysong1 2 года назад

I love watching stallions play hard lol All macho roaring and squealing. Baron honestly looks like he'd be a very nice riding horse as well as a harness horse.

@shartne 2 года назад

1500 lbs wow a lot bigger and more powerful than I imagined. They are enormous animals.

@armandofrancogarcia1217 2 года назад

Buenas tardes. Disfruto mucho de sus videos, enseñanzas y del cariño que tienen al campo y sus caballos.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Gracias por ver

@barrybracegirdle2931 2 года назад

Congratulations to the five winners. Wow I was surprised Barron weighed that much. He is a wonderful horse to see. I'm glad the other horses got alone well with him. Thanks for sharing 👍

@Polamish 2 года назад

Best video to date in my book. Love seeing them work it out and feeling the energy.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@jimputnam2044 2 года назад

The horses reminded me of when we were kids and horsing around. some one would start crying and run for the house. Mother would say if nothing is broken and no blood to show go back out. That was what Jim was looking for at 16:30 LOL

@biddydibdab9180 2 года назад

I’ve never seen anyone turn out stallions together so this was a treat to watch! Brenda’s hair at the start of the video = glorious!

@brentchalmers1436 2 года назад

I wintered working draft studs. I'd leave them together in the fall for a week or so til they figured out the pecking order. Soon as it snowed I'd hitch them. After 3 weeks they worked as a great team.

@carolynharmon7074 2 года назад

Congrat;s to the winners!!!!!

@territn8871 2 года назад

Oh ouch, when Duke thumped Baron in his throat, I felt that through the TV screen. Whooo, that was painful to watch. Baron and Earl definitely look like brothers. But when they were out in the field "duking" it up, I couldn't tell them apart. Poor Ken decided to be referee because he and Buck already had their time with Baron!😘 Congratulations to the winners of Baron's weight!! Hope you all can have some dry days for that hay Jim cut several days ago to dry out before it gets moldy. You've definitely had an abundance of rain up there. Have a great weekend!👋

@SugaryPhoenixxx 2 года назад

These fine horses are just out in the pasture doing horse things. A horse can take a horse kick without issue, & the only thing faster than a horse kick is a horse reaction. They are establishing pecking order. This is just how horses communicate with each other.

@glputman9091 2 года назад

She will calm down once she is in season Glad you got him so you can raise your own enjoy all your videos

@spicer41282 2 года назад

Definitely enjoyed this one Jim! One of your best. Thanks for exposing us to stallions pecking behavior. Fascinating. Brenda took some really good 👍footage of the mowing of the hay field. She captured Beautiful colors up there in upstate NY. Requests please? a. More insider farming tips from Jim. e.g. cutting hay at different time frames. b. Definitely interested with your horse drawn equipment. Perhaps a new series? on the mechanical parts and how the parts move for example on your mower. I find the simple implements fascinating. Thanks for considering Brenda and Jim 👍...

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Hi we have a play list with a bunch of videos on farm equipment if you are interested:ru-vid.com/group/PLeieiAmAdmBfzebBN-hS5W1UvIy-hnZJ4

@miriamcampos1476 2 года назад

It was interesting to see the stallions playing.

@ronniemusic898 2 года назад

What about the rocks by the barn, looks like a way to turn a ankle or break a leg, love the horses, time has taken away the things i injoy most.

@catladynj 2 года назад

Happy friday!!!!!

@michellesvensson2772 2 года назад

Simple questions. I went looking for answers on internet did not find al ot. When first meeting the horses went face to face. I read that they smell each others nostril to know each other. Then smell each others their hind quarters. What about Baron taking a knee, then the other horse took a knee. Seemed they were excepting each other. Internet: When horses approach each other, they say "hello" by touching noses and sniffing.

@frederickbooth7970 2 года назад

Many visitors to our farm have commented that the horses think of us as a herd member. We also greet our horses by touching their noses & allowing them to touch ours as well as smell us too.

@TSB12556 2 года назад

Hearing the sound of the buggy go by was fun. :)

@kennethphelps9185 2 года назад

My favorite video on RU-vid today

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Well thanks!

@kimcwhite6509 2 года назад

A bit of play fighting with a little seriousness to it. Jim knows what's going on. If they were serious it would be much worse. They are a really nice breed of horse! Thx for sharing!💙

@frankdow472 2 года назад

Ken had that look like , damn kids . Lol

@pearlshark001 2 года назад

They certainly won’t. I take care of 40 horses and their is a stallion out there with all of them. They all do fine! The stallion and one gelding don’t like each other tho so they just stay apart. But the thing is they have enough room to do so.

@billschofield4802 2 года назад

Yes I do like your channel

@tugonrye1984 2 года назад

What to say , 4 well excorcised horses today chuckles though i like the name squire for baron a squire being a knight in training

@cu9592 Год назад

I realize you are very busy, I was just wondering how old Duke and Earl should be to start them in harness? Barry from Pa

@robertjennings397 2 года назад

Come on Jim, once in a life time.

@daleevans4261 2 года назад

Great video. 👍

@tinachambers4887 2 года назад

Hi friends enjoyed the video have a day love ❤ from TEXAS

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Thank you! You too!

@lesliebarger897 2 года назад

All make have part

@nicolassmith456 2 года назад

Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??

@queenofgreen96weed 2 года назад

My horse is just a gelding and he does the same exact thing when he meets new horses for the 1st time. Basically i let them sort it out. This is all normal behavior. They are in no way hurting each other

@brendabrinkmanpasichnyk3500 2 года назад

Build the low spot up, in the field? Wow ! He sure doesnt look like 1500 😲👍

@bigrigger5617 2 года назад

Those 3 guys will continue to test each other until a true leader is found. Just horse play LOL

@HorseyGal4ever 2 года назад

New sub here, great mowing video.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Thanks for the sub!

@ericlakota4400 2 года назад

Love how Ken lets them punks know they don't want none of him . they aren't big enough for uncle Kenny

@carollundquist9178 2 года назад

Do you have any problems with ticks this time of the year?

@nicolassmith456 2 года назад

Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today?? And how is your family doing over there???

@JbirdL2233 2 года назад

It has to be so weird watching your nice work horses act like untrained beasts. Lol. They are beautiful.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

They are untrained beast mostly right now, haha

@RenzaRooney 2 года назад

“We got a lot of testosterone going on right here “💀😂

@stanleydonovan55 2 года назад

جميل جداً

@mikewatson3214 2 года назад

what are you feeding them

@jackiebinns6205 2 года назад

Well im not a horse person but that place is full of rocks sticks and its just a mess it seems so im confused about that ??

@rnewell3265 2 года назад

Brenda keep your day job ❤️

@kdb991 2 года назад

I was always told they would even kill a gelding

@jennifergudmundson2277 2 года назад

Why would anyone put aggressive stallions together in the first place?? Asking fore injuries and worse.

@ronharrison1776 2 года назад

Congrats to the winners .

@normacooper6377 2 года назад

Grandpa used to say, “A dry year will scare you to death, but a wet year will starve you to death!” Love your “Working With Horses” videos.

@sherrieivanov5481 2 года назад

That’s a fact!!!

@thomasanderson1783 2 года назад

So funny how Ken just watches the teenagers fight! Horses are a beautiful thing!

@mlr145 2 года назад

Brenda, you do such a fantastic job on the filming. Love it.❤

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

thanks

@davidmunro1469 2 года назад

Thank you Jim and Brenda. Ken looks so much bigger then the colts. The boys did not want to play rough with him. HA HA HA.

@leonipaton5760 2 года назад

Wonderful to see the glorious Suffolk Punches being bred in other places around the world - seeing survival status is still considered critical here in East Anglia - purebred numbers are increasing slowly but still only around 300 here where they originated. Your boys are just gorgeous!

@SusanDGElf 2 года назад

It's interesting how Ken has been keeping Earl away from Baron and Duke, letting them sort out the hierarchy. I guess "Uncle Ken" already knows that Duke is more dominant and is telling Earl to stay back and watch. Horse dynamics are pretty interesting especially between 3 young stallions and a dominant older gelding. Good boy Ken, for keeping those shenanigans under control, or at least trying to.

@territn8871 2 года назад

Yep, Ken is such a sweetheart!🥰

@johnking8679 2 года назад

Not being a knowledgeable "horsey" person, it was an eye opening video to see your horses reacting they way they did amongst each other !! Let's hope and pray they settle down really SOON and just get along !! I take it that is quite normal among young horses. Is that what you call sibling rivalry ? I was hoping that Jim would give us more details of this sort of behavior among horses. I KNOW I wouldn't want to get in a fight with one of your horses, Jim !! I'm more of a lover, not a fighter !! Tee Hee !! Otherwise, it was a great video, Jim and Brenda !! 😊

@exrobowidow1617 2 года назад

@@johnking8679 Yes, it is normal behavior. It's also normal for puppies and kittens. Kittens tend to grow up and leave each other for a more solitary life, but dogs, horses, and humans continue living in groups and getting in fights. This is why it's a good idea to have stallions gelded once they reach full size, so they will be calmer and more manageable (unless you intend to breed them). Not only young males, but any horses will fight and bicker, especially any time someone decides to challenge someone else's rank in the herd. I once saw a mature mare get moved to an unfamiliar pen, then someone moved a smaller stallion into the pen next to her. They immediately started arguing (like the neighing noises in this video). For some reason, there was no water barrel in the stallion's pen, but the mare's water barrel was in the corner next to his pen. So she made a show of drinking her water to prove it was hers, and to prove she was dominant. He tried to get his head between the bars, but he couldn't reach her water. They also tried pawing at each other through the bars of the pens. I've also seen videos of horses having grazing competitions when they got tired of biting and kicking.

@garycrockett4477 2 года назад

Testosterone poisoning, I always say! Also, the kick that Jim gave Lady a few days ago to get her back up on her feet was *nothing* compared to the kick Earl(?) gave Barron at 9:25. And Barron just shrugged it off! I'll be the first to admit that I can't tell one horse from the other, so I could be wrong with the names. If so, I apologize. Thanks for all your hard work!

@territn8871 2 года назад

I was the same way about knowing one from the other. I couldn't really tell if it was Duke or Earl that coldcocked Baron in the neck. It hurt to watch though!🤯

@tophand9571 2 года назад

Brenda thank you for doing all the walking behind video. Great shots. I enjoy your horses and video keep the videos come. Thank you both.

@lspthrattan 2 года назад

Wow, my guess at Baron's weight was way off--like, by the size of a small pony! I mean I thought he looked smaller than the others, but wow, he's way smaller than I thought. Congrats to those who got it close!

@andrei.vb1989 2 года назад

who doesn't have a Jim then has to buy one! A great horseman! I can't wait for Baron's training to start! We'll have a lot to learn from Jim again! Thank you once again for creating this educational channel and for being willing to share your knowledge with us every day! All my respect!

@peggywalker2401 2 года назад

So peaceful and nice. Even with the horses fighting it was peaceful becaues that is how horses do things in their world. Please keep the closed captions going.( I am extremely hard of hearing) God Bless you and your Family. I can almost smell the fresh air while watching your videos.

@HensOnly 2 года назад

I'm hard of hearing too and depend on the CC myself. I am sure plenty of other people likewise! Great for watching in a very noisy bar room!

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Will do, thanks for sharing

@jamescox8233 2 года назад

hi jim and brenda. so nice to see the horses fighting and getting along. jim so nice to see you making hay the old way. we had a lot of rain here to in nova scotia . god bless .. have a great weekend.... jim dartmouth nova scotia canada.

@grclevidence7810 2 года назад

Congratulations to the winners! My Grandfather used to work with Draft Teams in the great depression on his Family Farm, Suffolks we're among the breeds he used for ( my great Grandfather also used Belgians, Percherons and Mules, I can't remember the exact amount of land the farmed but it was a good sized bit of land). You never really see/Hear about Suffolks where I am ( unless you are talking about the sheep) so nice to actually see what they look like

@farmboy5622 2 года назад

Congratulations to the winners!!! I was a ways off on my guess. Never had horses, and when I saw Baron with Duke and Earl in this video, I started thinking more towards the 1,500 lbs range. Brenda was right,.....a lot of testosterone flowing.

@boathead22000 2 года назад

I have a hard time telling those three youngsters apart.

@donald1741 2 года назад

I really like watching the horse , it take time but they mostly come around and get along . I really miss the farm.

@348Tobico 2 года назад

When my family had a boarding stable the horses always stood as close to the house as possible. We never gave treats at that end of 3 different paddocks so they weren't begging. I thought they were spying on the people, pain and simple. Even if we didn't hand out goodies people came and went, vehicles came and went. Funny as it was, they stood in the hot sun to watch us when the other end of the paddocks had nice roomy shade. So, just like with your currently muddy spot, the ground in the paddocks toward the house was bare of grass and muddy when wet. For some reason cows and horses think we are worth watching!

@Peter-gi3re 2 года назад

From what I have seen on some other channels with horses it might have been a good idea to have put Baron in a field adjacent to the others for a day at first to get over the initial nonsense where they can’t get to fight each other. Then gradually get them together. They definitely can inflict some serious damage to each other. I was glad to see you pick up those sticks …… right before you actually did it I was thinking it would be a good idea. When the horses are having a go at each other they are definitely not paying much attention to where they step and could easily damage a hoof. Also, in that muddy paddock next to the building there are some broken concrete block and some rocks that they could stumble on. Hopefully by now the colts have all worked out their pecking order and don’t beat up on each other so vigorously.

@michellesvensson2772 2 года назад

Your filming with or without good audio had my heart pounding watching every second to see what happened to the horses. It was amazing that Ken seem to know what was needed for a fair fight. Ken must pay attention to the younglings knowing how they react together. Understanding how to introduce a new horse to the packed without the younglings double teaming Baron. Seemed Ken handled the situation until they had tired out some. Amazing, just so natural. God's Creation working in tandem with God himself. Horses earning their keep almost provided for themselves by mowing the grasses and Ken watching over the introductions. Jim knowing who had to meet and except the new horse first, etc.

@ronhaworth5471 2 года назад

Ken,being the "adult" just stands back watching the "kids" tire themselves out.

@colinturner2170 2 года назад

Boys will be boys.😂 Another entertaining and informative video. Thank you both and the horses. God bless

@sunset934 2 года назад

Kenny is good to lead them to the big pasture to fight it out have more space so they don’t get hurt. Ken finally the master close the gate . I breathe. Can see ken did not want them get hurt.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

He just wanted to stay out of it

@Elizabeth-arb22 2 года назад

You mentioned it's your wettest spring since you've had the farm. We just learned that it's the wettest spring here in western Oregon in 100 years! That was quite an exciting video. Yikes, I hope everybody stays safe!

@frederickbooth7970 2 года назад

We also live in western Oregon & since midnight we have had .86 " rainfall! Our grass field for our horses looks just like yours! Wet , soggy & damp. The front of our barn INSIDE the doors has 4" to 6" of muddy water. We also have 3 stallions on our thoroughbred farm. The two 1/2 brothers sometimes open the front doors of the barn & also play rough but never really harm each other. They just race each other in the front of the farm along the county road (on our side of the fence of course), scaring the dickens out of our other local farmers when the 2 of them pass their trucks playing & running with each other. Your sickle bar mower gives us ideas of mowing our main field using real horse power instead of $5+ gallon Ford 8N horsepower. Our thoroughbreds would have more than enough power, especially our Seattle Slew line sire as he has strength enough to easily break down 2" X 12" barn walls as well at times 6" wood fence posts! Enjoy watching your horses & equipment.

@T8ERS 2 года назад

That was exciting! Like watching an MMA cage fight. Haha They got a few good smacks on each other. Brenda and Kenny were the only calm ones. Super glad for no injuries. They all looked so amazing in that bright sun. Looking forward to seeing Baron hitched up and working. :)

@louisecassidy5991 2 года назад

Interesting, you sure don't believe in coddling them. Horse law is best and some horses never get the chance to learn. Best they are integrated for work later, you have to trust that God, having entrusted you with Baron, will not see any injured. Bachelor herd. Raving testosterone. Greetings from Australia.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Hi Louise, yes, horse law is best

@goldenyearsacres9163 2 года назад

Jim, thanks for tips on cutting back field 1/3 @ a time. As newer draft/land owners, we need all the tips we can get. Totally of video subject, but Brenda, as one "older" lady to another- love that your letting the grays alone & not coloring over them. It's been so difficult hearing other women ask why don't I color my gray hair. Nice to know I am not alone. It looks great on you. I haven't seen your hair down before watching this video, it's very becoming. I think the Bible says "a woman's hair is her glory," or something similar. At age 55, I choose to let my hair grow long & go gray, for now anyway. So far, it touches my waistline & looks like gray highlights around my face. I like it & hubby likes it, that's all I need. Anyway, thanks for allowing other ladies to see that going gray can be beautiful.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Hi, this is Brenda, thanks for the comment gray hair. It is something I have been wanting to do for a long time and a few months back just decided do it and haven't regretted it for one day since! And I too, have no intentions of cutting my hair. Silver sisters unite!

@goldenyearsacres9163 2 года назад

@@WorkingHorsesWithJim Yes Brenda, silver sisters solidarity! We own every year of wisdom these gray hairs represent. Those years didn't all come easy, not all were sunshine & roses, but we overcame adversity & are alive to share a wealth of wisdom with those younger ladies who are willing to listen. Love it.

@stevebonnett7868 2 года назад

For me, this was your best video, in my opinion. When I was a kid a neighbor bought two Belgian stallions and I had the opportunity to watch them "get to know each other." It looked rough to me but the farmer explained it was just a process and wouldn't last long. In the years that followed I spent many hours watching Buck and Louie work side by side in perfect unison.

@ChallieWallie 2 года назад

Indeed, if you ever witness a real stallion to stallion fight about leadership of a heard, you will understand that this was just childsplay compared to what wild stallions go through.

@williammatzek4660 2 года назад

Two boys deciding who is boss! How old is Kenny?

@1TsuNami 2 года назад

Congratulations to all the winners. 👍🏼🥳. Lovin this channel!

@EvansBrosRacing 2 года назад

Had I seen the 3 of them together prior to guessing the weight , I would have been lower than my guess of 1777 . I thought with him being a year older , he would be much bigger , but seeing them all together , they are much closer in size than I expected .

@johnmarlow2887 2 года назад

Wet spring in New York ! Here in Western France it has been dry for four months (after a very wet January). We have had a little over 50mm (2 inches) in three months. First hay was made a few weeks ago; more this week when we have lots of sunshine forecast and temperatures in the upper 30°C (about 90 in your degrees). Barley and Oil Seed Rape nearly ready for harvesting (several weeks early this year).

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Sounds like we are having opposite weather from you

@brendahogue5487 2 года назад

Enjoy your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. Seeing the horses work and fight they will get use to each other

@MrsMcbey 2 года назад

Thx would love the hat but l live in Canada so your shipping would be high. Could you donate to someone in your church who loves horses thx

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

If you email your address to us we will send one to you!

@MrsMcbey 2 года назад

@@WorkingHorsesWithJim it would cost you 75 to 80 dollars use that for your channel love the vids thx

@KevinRAAMAAAGE 2 года назад

It's like the meme where the 2 Australian guys are screaming F*CK YOU at each other across a pond from each other but neither really has the the follow through to really do anything about it. This is how I'd imagine the interaction would go if they were near each other, chasing each other around, screaming obscenities, and the occasional hit being thrown lol.

@stanhensley3082 2 года назад

Well Jim you show it all.With any livestock herd with more then one male breeding animal someone going to be boss. It is always that way.Not to much fun to watch but that's the way it is. About all you can do is watch and hope no gets hurt. Careful Jim and Brenda. Great video. Thanks 😊.

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

Thanks 👍

@zanelemler4446 2 года назад

Just brothers rough housing

@dand5331 2 года назад

Wow! Reminds me of me and my brothers 100 years ago!😂

@mfc4591 2 года назад

Young blokes rough play, its bound to happen. Ken knows better ! Have a great weekend

@WorkingHorsesWithJim 2 года назад

You too

@ibkhansen8036 2 года назад

when you get too much time left over then clean up the horse fold one can not have everything possible out in the fold it should only be grass or soil

@r.f.richardsonjr5691 2 года назад

I was close, I said 1475, I almost was going to guess 1500 even. Congratulations to the winners.

@idt6359 9 месяцев назад

Very disappointed that you and Jim did not allow the stallions to get acquainted first with a fence between them. Much less stressful for them to go slowly. Also, reduces the risk of injury. Is there an underlying desire to see them fight it out? Where's the horsemanship? Most experienced and humane horse owners do what is best for the horses' well-being. Step up and do it right please.

@allanhamm5825 Год назад

Just for interest, I watched your video that talked about Baron's weight, and began to send in my guess of 1501 lbs, then, I thought better of it. I didn't know the date you were making the video, and thinking that I was not on the same date. so, I cancelled my comment. For me, that was intereting, I realized that I was on the wrong format, and not the email address you announced. Thanks for thereat program, and please keep up the good work.

@maidstoneplantfarm8079 2 года назад

I have to admit I couldn't watch the stallions fighting/playing/sorting things out. I grew up with horses and we kept a gelding and stallion in a pasture away from the brood mares. They were best of friends for years but then one night they got out of their pasture and got in with the brood mares. In the morning, we found our stallion pretty beat up but alive with the mares. At the far end of the 40 acre pasture, we found the gelding dead. They had a terrible fight to the kill. The turf was all torn up ....looked like a war zone. Our stallion (used extensively for breeding) was so sweet but his instincts took over from time to time and the results could be frightening. One day I watched as someone rode past our house on a horse. Our stallion rounded up our twelve brood mares and three milk cows into a tight circle about 200 feet from the highway. A yearling bull didn't cooperate, so our stallion simply picked up the 500 pound bull by the scruff of the neck and carried him to the circle of brood mares.

@debraclogston9379 2 года назад

Worst fight I ever saw. Two horses had been turned out together. One was a dull, plug school hack. The other was and advanced horse with a strong personality. Guess who beat up the advanced horse. We kids went running, waving buckets, halters anything. Hoo Boy! Interesting afternoon.