Long HARD Hoof TRIM and SHOE

#hooftrimming #asmr #oddlysatisfying #satisfying #horse

@idahohorseshoeingschool

[jamesb.]

5:16 You got to love the beautiful straight line he makes with those clippers! Never seen such skillful of the clippers or the use of the hand held torch to soften the hard tissues. The final outcome IS truly a Work of Art!

[gingerbiscuit]

I have never seen a hoof blow torched before, the horse was so well behaved. Great job and I’m sure the horse is a lot more comfortable.

[jvan]

Wow Guys! This was amazing! The torch about blew me away. Our grandpa was a ferrier for ovrt 60yrs. He was ths best arounnd Vermont and New Hampshire. Self taught. He would be wowed at all you do now! Hat s off to you all.

[PrettyGirlHecate]

I always use to think in the back of my head "there's no way the horse shoes don't hurt somehow" and this man just put a torch to the hoof and that horse did not move an inch. Guess that cleared away that thought forever lmao
(Just a random watcher, not involved with horses at all. So the thoughts are from someone not at all educated about horses. Lol)

[hak-en-slash]

You guys do good, honest work out there, keeping those horses comfortable. I can tell how much you care about each and every patient and it makes me happy to see it.

[lotte]

Respect!
Without YouTube I would never have the chance to watch this.
Awesome....

[mariroberson-soranch]

That had to be about 20 weeks of growth! I was really surprised how good the hoof looked though afterwards. The only real distortion I saw was a slight "jam" in the lateral hairline. Hoof rings were evenly spaced from what I could see and looked like he might be a little flat footed. Good structural integrity on those appy hooves! Impressive.

I deal with rock hard hooves since I live in an arid climate. Didn't know using a torch could soften them up. Might try at some point.

Great job!

[diggetydogdoggetydoo]

It was helpful to see the trimmed pieces stacked up and made a great visual of how much you cut off. Thanks!

[PeterPaul]

What amazes me is just how patient horses are.

[leyuwondafrash]

I never thought or imagined i'd be here, watching a horse get their hooves fixed. but here i am and im enjoying it

[darylmorse]

You made that look so easy. Really impressive. I think being a ferrier must be hard on the lower back.

[Brembelia]

There is something so rewarding and satisfying to see such neglect get turned into a beautiful work of craftsmanship.
Thanks for sharing. 😊

[hegeravdal]

A pleasure to watch this trim and shoeing. The torch... Holy moly! And I got a little peek at that beautiful appaloosa blanket when the camera zoomed out! Good horse. Great farrier.

[cubnation]

Just a masterful piece of work! I love how you made the clip and again made the shoe fit the hoof and not the other way around. Wow! The shoe should always be an extension of the horse's hoof.

[l.mcmanus]

I continue to be amazed with the quality and care that goes into every shoe on every horse. The attention to detail is great. And every horse gets a nice finishing touch. I love seeing all the myriad of ways trims and shoes can customized to suit each horse, even if this one was relatively straightforward.

[jackreeves]

You guys don't get paid enough. The care you give these horse's is outstanding! Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS

[markerickson]

You guys and ladies make that chore look so easy. Thank you

[margonzalez]

Woo ww no sabía qué alguien hiciera aún estos trabajos los felicito son unos artesanos saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[anneterry]

The farrier, not just a skill, it is art. Farrier's must never stop being challenged and learning is what I take away from these videos.

[cesarcavalo]

Excelente trabalho, excelente animal, bonissimas ferramentas, és muito habilidoso, muito obrigado por postar um vídeo tão enriquecedor, Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade