Training your first wild mustangs #shorts

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My name is Britta and this is my experience as an everyday person learning how to train mustangs. I’m what I call a “project equestrian” This is not training advice or recommendations, and many of the methods you see will be changing over the course of time as I continue to learn and grow.

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My name is Britta and this is my experience as an everyday person learning how to train mustangs. I’m what I call a “project equestrian” This is not training advice or recommendations, and many of the methods you see will be changing over the course of time as I continue to learn and grow.

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[hardluk]

But you seem willing to adjust. I think that’s the biggest key. I don’t have a lot of experience with Mustangs, but do have a lot with livestock and animals in general. Just have to figure out what each animal is comfortable with and go from there. My first Mustang was a yearling from Devil’s Garden HMA within two weeks I could lead her around and pick up her feet. My second is from Eagle Nevada and she has proven much more of a challenge. It took two weeks to even touch her on the neck with the back of my hand. If I tried to touch her with the front she would bolt. Three months later I can brush her and put a saddle pad on her but the saddle is still scary at times. I have the rest of my life to get her under saddle, so no hurry. I thought after the first one I had a good handle on the whole gentling thing and wanted a challenge so I decided to try a six year old. As the saying goes “ be careful what you pray for, you might get it.”

[Valorie]

That’s exactly how I felt when I got my first mustang.

[jenmiller]

Lol. This is what it will be like training my first mustang someday🤣