Trimming the Feet on a Cow 

Thank you for this great video!

Once again Mr. Puckett demonstrates a low stress way to handle cattle without the need for thousands of dollars in infrastructure to handle cattle. The bovine podiatry was performed with simple corral, a few hands, rope, and good horses rather than sophisticated handling facilities, tipping tables, and LOADS of stress on the cow. There was no rodeo, no cruelty, no inhumane treatment of the cow. This does nothing but confirm the adage that, "The Old Ways are the Best Ways …' Mr. Puckett confirms that in the ranching business a good cattleman and a good horseman are often one and the same. Just my $2.00 worth, CW Peterson Grass Valley, California: USA

Good one. Best of luck from Hamilton Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

Lots of hard work. Your horses work great. Your friend from Williamsburg, Missouri USA

Very nice. I've not seen cows hooves that long before. You must have some soft sand. You also looked like you could use a battery powered sawzall. 😉

Yes, a great day, twitchy cow, long hooves - now shortened up, and friends working together(including the camera person:)! Thanks:)

Always good to have help. I’ve come to the realization that most times it takes 2 people - me and someone that knows what they are doing.

Thanks for the video. It's the first time I have seen it done that way! Great job!

Fantastic video! I've spent my life in SE PA and always wanted to see "real" ranch cowboys in action. I always knew it was a whole lot different than Rodeoing.

Love these videos great work

THIS IS a REALLY GOOD one as it shows the REAL treatment of a cow as opposed to what you see at a RODEO .. RODEO is NOT the average ranching way of working cows ??? There are certain times when the methods must be used but as a RULE, you would not want to run the weight off your own cattle and take the chance of YOU, YOUR HORSE, or the cow, OR ALL THREE GETTING INJURED ..That would not be beneficial to the operation .. This also shows the PROFESSIONAL cooperation of the hands as they work to get the cow down without injury or too much STRESS .. EXCELLENT job ... Not rushed but done quickly and calmly ...Thank you for the videos these are GREAT.

She was a sassy one! I guess at the end, she was coming to tell you thanks!? lol!

Buelingos for ever.

Is that a Black Belty or also called a Black Belted cow? I believe their proper name is Galoway or something like that. There's a small herd of them about 30 miles north of us along Hwy 101 just south of Ukiah.

What horse was Pat using? Interesting how good those horses know their job, great video as always.

Cow - boy. Now I git it! "Okay, Bossie. Yer good ta go."

Understand the work? Son it aint work if you are doing what you love notice how stress free it was lol that aint work thats enjoying being a cowboy I start Raise and colts do a lot of roping i love watching your videos and learn alot from you would be amazing to ride with you some day keep on the sunny side

Fantastic! What horse was Pat riding?

Quite different from trimming a Midwest dairy herd. Would have thought the landscape there would keep hooves worn. How often is it necessary to trim, and, do your cattle get white line splits too?

Every once in awhile we need to call the neighbors and put something on the calendar...Bueno

My horse is scared of cows. I got thrown off in May from it, but typically he just bolts when he sees them. Any tips for desensitizing him to cows? The cows are unfortunately not friendly so I can’t just tie him to a post with one.

I’d love to see a video of how Pat dallied off. He took the rope under the horses neck as to keep him faced to the cow.

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You are a bull of the woods Pat ….

Not one person will understand or comprehend the work .

Rough and tumble compared to trimming dairy cows ... but then these ain't dairy cows! 🤣