PICKING OUT MY MUSTANG! | Extreme Mustang Makeover 2021 

Actually at the beginning of the video they’re quite relaxed, their ears are forwards and they look alert, but not of them look like they’re chewing or are overly danced.

I agree so much ! You can tell he’s very skilled at that, he’s done it a bunch for other horses I’m sure. 🥰 that horse will remember that as well 🙂

But thats not the reason he bought it. Horse in prison. Thats for.

True yep

The handler with the halter is he from Painted Desert Ranch?

This is sad how people think that this is how you treat horses like you are not a good person my life is sad because people like you think that this is a way to treat amaimls like think how younwould feel😒😔😑😐🤬😕

That’s the plan!!

@@ubub834 If you’re that mad just leave

@@ubub834 this is what they do instead of them starving to death or being killed.they maintain an even population so that none of them will starve to death read up on the Bureau of Land Management it explains all this

@@CZMustangs omg pls listen to what that girl said

@@ubub834 Horses are not native to the US. When they become too numerous, they crowd out the native species. Not good for anything that way. These horses become trained under saddle and become good riding horses for people to enjoy. That's much better than them starving to death or or being killed to keep the population down.

Would Quill be q proud cut or did they do it so improperly he's still just a stallion?

@@allyclark2694 He was improperly gelded.

Wish I had insta

@@depphead_edits9455 I'm very anti-social so Insta wouldn't work for me. But I understand that other people might want it :)

@@atticus3442 I only want it to follow youtubers before the videos come out

BLM is sending horses to slaughter

A cowboy buys a horse from the town pastor. The pastor explains, “To make the horse go, you gotta yell, ‘Thank God!’ And to make it stop, yell, ‘Hallelujah.’” The cowboy rides away. He rides all day and starts to nod off in the saddle when he notices he is about to ride straight over a cliff. Searching his memory, he yells to the horse, “Hallelujah! Hallelujah!” The horse grinds to a stop just at the edge of the cliff. The cowboy wipes the sweat off his forehead. “Phew!” the cowboy sighs. “Thank God!”

I also love paints, I was so drawn to these ones

I wish they would do this in Australia!

Yes she got that one!

Hello how are you

That would also drastically reduce the genetics of the herds and quickly cause health problems through inbreeding and the extinction of the mustang.

I had a book, can't remember the name of it that was about someone who went into the bush and brought in 2 and broke them. try googling it

For this competition, he will be auctioned off to pre-approved bidders. If I want to keep him, I have to bid on him as well.

I can't wait to see more videos

I was thinking the same! I also love how patient the staff where with the horses especially the man putting the halters on! Even resting it on his shoulder to help him not to trip on the long lead 🥺❤️

@@RideMyWay in the past, a lot of those " mustangs" were actually blooded Ranch horses that " escaped " from the ranchers:)

@@jeanfish7 wow! That’s so interesting! Explains part of their build and temperament!

@@jeanfish7 Well, 'The mustang is a free-roaming horse of the Western United States, descended from horses brought to the Americas by the Spanish. Mustangs are often referred to as wild horses, but because they are descended from once-domesticated animals, they are actually feral horses.' But they usually have a bad temperament.

@@atticus3442 they actually very rarely have bad temperaments, thats a myth.

Is there any advice that you can share with me

I have a bay gaited mustang that will be for sale in a few months. Feel free to get in touch! czmustangs@gmail.com

@@CZMustangs Do you have any video of his gait? I'd love to see!

I was hoping to be able to explain my view on selection in this video but never got a chance to get the footage I wanted. I am planning on making another video explaining how I chose what I wanted... but in a somewhat short explanation; The main things I was looking for in a mustang to choose were their build, I prefer a smaller and stocky build...that they had a kind eye, and what their overall behavior was while going through the chute set up. These horses get sent through the chute's DAILY as many trainers go through that pen of geldings to pick them out. I personally didn't want one that was completely terrified going through the chutes after being sent through nearly everyday for over a month, even though it doesn't bother me usually, picking out for a competition I was looking for one that learnt and adapted to the process. The guy I picked had a bit of rear in him in the chutes, but to me that's not that big of a deal. Overall, he was quiet in my perspective, had a very soft eye, and was the exact build I love and prefer. I personally don't care about color, I mainly own "plain" horses, but I wanted something with a bit of chrome to catch someones eye as he will have to go through an auction to find his adopter. What sealed the deal for me as far as "behavior", when he was in the narrowed down group, he wasn't an instigator, he just followed the crowd... even when one was jumping all over him and shoving into him, he didn't blow up, he just went with the flow. I really liked that about him. And of course, in the end, it's about which one is speaking to you and drawing you in, even after you go through your little checklist.

@@CZMustangs great explanation, thank you

They're wild horses, leave them alone, savage man.

Send me an email! czmustangs@gmail.com I should have plenty of photos of him!

@@CZMustangs @ are they free?

ALSO You had my number one pick from the start when they were running to the corral in your final group selection. Too bad about the age! But stitch is perfect.

Paisley Desert OR! He came back with us, Kelsey Gascon is training him!

It is a wonderful facility and they take great care of the horses