Craig Cameron - Camping with Your Horse
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Published 2012-03-19
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All Comments (11)
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Ah, funny. I saw your cast and had to watch. I'm in the same cast same hand. Cheers
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Outstanding how-to video
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If you know Craig Cameron he will teach his horses to ground tie. He does extensive ground work unlike most people too. That horse even if it does break through is not going to leave the other horses too.
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Camping with your Horse? How'd you get him into your tent at night?
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A typical sales man
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What happened to your arm? Hopefully not horse related.
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I don't want a breakaway. If the horse can get away, he just learned a bad lesson. The horse should know how to give to pressure and be relaxed when tied to the line. If something unexpected spooks him, I am nearby to help him. He knows to defer to me when startled. If I am calm, he will be calm. If I need to help him, I have him tied with a quick release knot (like the bank robber knot).
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Why would a horse need hobble ?
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Picket line? Hobbles? Why? I string up some white tape or rope around the area I want him to remain in and turn him loose inside. He will stay even if there's a mare in season nearby. Although he's not even quite green broke because he is primarily used for breeding I've trained him very well otherwise. I always take off his halter so he won't get hung up on anything. If, in an emergency such as a fire, I need to get him out of there fast I can either ride him out tackless or ask him to come with me while I'm on the ground. He trusts me enough follow my lead in an emergency situation as long as I remain calm. Yes, the strength of that trust has been tested and he has come through each time.
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You tie a horse to a secure tie point. You do not want a break away. That teaches a horse a bad lesson. If he pulls and it breaks, he learns to pull. Not good.