Striker Kicker update! Next steps in desensitizing a difficult mustang

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Welcome back! Here is an update on the mustang in the "Striker Kicker" video we posted last month. This is about 3-4wks after the first video. We will post an update about every month on the progress of this 11yo freshly gathered, freshly gelded mustang we have in for training. We hope these videos will help inspire and guide you if you have a difficult mustang you are trying to train.
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@ThePyrshepnBelgn 3 года назад

I love watching Isidro working with a rope. He is a master at that and I need to practice more!

@biddydibdab9180 5 месяцев назад

That’s HUGE giving his back foot without going nuts.

@leanneadams2549 Год назад

I really like what you said about people making comments about what they’d do.. blah blah. I say EXACTLY!!!! The horsemanship is excellent and if they can do better than post their own video!!!!!! This vid is so interesting and informative!! No way would I be brave enough to do this but little by little that beautiful boy will calm down !!! Thank you so much for showing us your progress !!! ❤️🐴❤️

@piggylover4808 3 года назад

Thank goodness there are folks like you giving these beautiful animals a chance for a better life!

@kickstand7224 3 года назад

1000% agreed!

@Bossladyone2 3 года назад

Wow check out the zebra striping on his legs, dorsal stripe down his back and the low set of his tail. You get to work with these very unique horses. These videos are priceless tools you are sharing your knowledge so that others learn the right way to work with these wild caught horses. The training they are receiving gives them a good experience with people. They are not damaged by cruel and hurtful ignorant methods.

@darlenebracken5482 3 года назад

11 years is a long time to be in the wild, he's doing amazing..you can really see the cogs turning in his brain!! I like him...great job!!

@sidilicious11 3 года назад

Will you be putting up more videos of this horse’s progress? I really enjoyed watching listening to the first two.

@8pinehorsemanship438 3 года назад

I sat on my mustang for the 1st time today I have had her 7months and done everything I did her 1st touch ever I decided not to flex or move her off as shes one that if you do the same thing every day for a few days then move on she learns and reacts better so I'm excited hoping the 1st step off and ride go well

@jamiconroy7841 3 года назад

Beautiful day over there, same beautiful day here in Prescott too...... you both have saintly patience.....

@kateveneroso5754 3 года назад

he is doing well but he needs time time time,,, he has all the traits though of an animal which will be well worth while to own. He is a wonderfully engaged. I love those stripes on legs..very cool.

@kateveneroso5754 3 года назад

thank you very much, my thoughts were very very much wondering about this horse..again thank you!

@lindaarchinal9008 3 года назад

Yes! Good to see his trust growing.

@kerrismith5986 3 года назад

What a handsome fellow he is! Smart too. (Isidro isn't bad either!!! :D) You can see how that mustang is now concentrating and thinking about things.

@kenparham5747 3 года назад

Nice Job. So much improvement

@heavenly-dreamsdairygoats 3 года назад

It was nice watching how you do their hooves. Bc I'm still trying to get mine to do this. I have her halter broke, she takes a saddle, goes over traps. Real nice filly. But her hooves are a different store. Thank you for sharing. God Bless

@PhyllisLCox 3 года назад

You guys are doing a great job! Thank you for sharing. I think he’s beautiful. I also love the black mare.

@67charged 3 года назад

Beautiful job, beautiful horse awesome training

@janinecarson8380 3 года назад

I love the tiger markings!

@robertshrewsbury2891 3 года назад

Thank you, enjoyed this. Best wishes on sales of your recent horses.

@angeliquecoppolino1433 3 года назад

Amazing job on a most challenging horse ❤️

@valeriethompson3539 3 года назад

Awesome job being patient and going slow. I’m not a trainer! My first mustang is a little bay from Drummond Land and Cattle Co. in Oklahoma I live in So. CA he was very wild and traumatized from his trip. I started with grain and when I started sacking him out I put the blanket in the grain barrel after that he didn’t react as bad. I also learned that if he could bite a object and it didn’t bite back he was cool with it. Mustangs are such cool unique horses! Thank you for taking the time to show how you train them. I’ve learned a lot.

@susanwingblade1799 3 года назад

This is amazing. He's made great progress! What a great job you two have done!!!!

@fallbrkgrl 3 года назад

Such a handsome boy!

@racheldavey2207 Год назад

Iv been around horses my whole life. Trained a few starting under saddle. And I understand that pretty much every horse is trainable. However I believe, and this is just my opinion that this horse should stay wild. He's been like this for to long and it is not right to make him change his ways now.