Doc Hammill's Horsemanship Series Set of 4 DVDs with Gentle and Effective Techniques for Driving and Working Horses In Harness.

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Doc Hammill's Horsemanship Series Set of 4 DVDs with Gentle and Effective Techniques for Driving and Working Horses In Harness.
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Doc Hammill's Horsemanship Series Set of 4 DVDs with Gentle and Effective Techniques for Driving and Working Horses In Harness.

Enjoy the full set of Doc Hammills DVD series and share his enthusiasm, passion and incredible depth of knowledge on working horses in harness on the ranch, at a special discount rate.

Doc Hammill's Fundamentals I Driving and Working Horses In Harness: Effective techniques to all the major basics of driving.

TheHorseStudio.com review: This jampacked two hours is a true delight to view as well as pure instruction in a step by step manner. The affable Doc. Hammill DVM has worlds of experience working horses in harness. His effortless manner with the horses, accompanied here by Tom Triplett, another horse master, will soon set you on the road to success. There are a littany of topics covered here in great depth. Everything from basic introduction to voice commands, communicating through the reins and lines, how to fit collars and harnesses to which bits to use and how to hitch your horse. Another wonderful thing about the Doc Hammill series is the super scenery of Montana. His ranch is the driving and riding country we all dream about. You feel as though you've stepped back to the shows you may have watched growing up like Little House on The Prairie. Make no mistake this is not just a pretty movie, the training work and the obvious enthusiasm and passion for harness horses is apparent from both horse masters. The ethics and the respect for the horses is also always forefront. Plus the DVD is 2 hours long so you are really enjoying great value for money. A very good training start for the driving enthusiast. Now- if we could just borrow his back yard!

NTSC North America/Canada Duration: 2 Hours

TheHorseStudio.com review: The way that Doc Hammill trains his horses to harness is wonderful to view and a fantastic resource. Doc Hammill's Horsemanship Series. Fundamentals II - Driving and Working Horses in Harness with Gentle and Effective Techniques.

TheHorseStudio.com review: This is the second in vet Dr. Hammill's series on teaching your horse or horses to work in harness and to work around the farm. Actually helping out! In this DVD he shares how to fit the collar correctly and make harness adjustments for individual horses, how to adjust team lines for maximum effectiveness, safety and comfort of the horse. He also shows you how to safely hitch. Then you move on to skidding logs, mowing and training your horse to work on various tasks around the ranch. Dr. Hammill is again joined by Tom Triplett who also has a deep sense of the best way to work and train horses and a horse master in his own right. The pair make for a great team themselves. The viewer will enjoy the quiet way that the horses are trained and the dry wit that goes along with each task. Good advice for training your horse to work happily and with confidence.

NTSC North America/Canada. Duration: A jampacked 2 hours.

Doc Hammill's Horsemanship Series Volume 3: Fundamentals of gentle and effective techniques for working horses in harness.

The topics included here are veterinary in nature as well as training methods. Vet Doc Hammill takes you through hooking up lines for both single and team harness and shows you how to pull and hold back the harness horse. He demonstrates how to control the team and how to learn finesse with the lines that will keep your horses happy and obedient. Additionally other harness aspects and tack fit are covered such as attaching doubletrees, use of the hame strap versus fastener, a horsedrawn grader in action, a review of knots, how to work with a horse that follows too closely plus advice on preparing the horse for the farrier and the nature of foot care of the equine.

TheHorseStudio.com review: Typical of Doc Hammill, this 3rd DVD of the series is comprehensive. You find yourself carried along as if you are standing right there ( or sitting alongside ) at his beautiful Montana ranch watching first hand. There is a calm and ease about both Tom Triplett ( who has his own very special way with horses) and Doc Hammill that is calming to you as the viewer as well as the horses. The techniques are kind and once you've tried them on your own horse you will certainly find they work. Tried and true methods here that are a consistent and easily understood by both horse and driver. I've been driving a single for about three years and I picked up some very good help here. Recommended.

NTSC North America/Canada Format. Duration 2 hrs.

Doc Hammill's Fundamentals of Driving and Working Horses in Harness. Volume 4.

TheHorseStudio.com review: As you head off into the woods with your horse in harness it is sage advice to learn some safety and basics first. There are lots of surprises in store out there and learning Doc Hammills methods may help ensure the safety of you and your horse before you go. There are two hours of material here and a wealth of information on a range of topics. Vet Doc Hammill and Master Horseman Tom Triplett guide you deftly through how to teach your horse to come when called, bridles and check reins, breast and pole options, using the buckback rope, reshaping collars, point of draft, bungee tie, managing collar sores, how to deal with lines that are hooked up wrongly and foot care and trimming the horses feet.

NTSC North America/Canada Duration 2 hours

We also have each DVD in this series sold individually. Plus Doc Hammills The Horses Can Do It DVD that the kids will enjoy. Please also check out our Dept. Driving for a vast array of books and other DVDs on a range of driving topics.

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