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Far Out Horsemanship & Performance Horses My name is Makayla Fulfer, and my passions in life are training horses, training dogs, and cowboying along side the love of my life!
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working with horses is my passion! ☮️🦄✌🏻

29/12/2025

Maxine 🦄💜

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A much-needed hoof trim for Maxine 🦄
28/12/2025

A much-needed hoof trim for Maxine 🦄

27/12/2025

Maxine 🦄

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26/12/2025

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A horse’s eye is always watching — but it is not always inviting.There is a moment when it changes.Not suddenly.Not dram...
26/12/2025

A horse’s eye is always watching — but it is not always inviting.

There is a moment when it changes.
Not suddenly.
Not dramatically.

It happens when your breathing slows.
When your hands stop expecting something.
When you stop trying to be impressive.

The eye steadies.
The lid softens.
The tension leaves.

That moment is permission.

It says:
“You may stay.”
“You may touch.”
“You are safe here.”

Most people miss it because they are busy doing.
But horses notice being.

And when a horse finally closes its eye beside you — not sleeping, not exhausted — simply resting in your presence…
That is not habit.

That is trust earned over time.

Few things in life are as honest as that.

Credits to Ares Eos

25/12/2025

My two c**ts off the reservation

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Good c**t starters are getting harder to find — and that should worry people.The horse industry is on fire right now. In...
25/12/2025

Good c**t starters are getting harder to find — and that should worry people.

The horse industry is on fire right now. Incentives are growing, big shows are packed, and everyone wants a broke, confident young horse ready to go.

What’s in short supply?
Horsemen who can start one right.

C**t starting isn’t a quick tune-up or a 30-day flip. The foundation and first few rides shape how a horse thinks for the rest of its life. Rush it, cheap out, or put it in the wrong hands, and you’ll spend years trying to fix it — if you ever can.

Every c**t learns differently. Some figure it out quick, others need time. That’s not weakness — that’s horsemanship. The good ones adjust instead of forcing a timeline.

If the c**t starter you want is booked solid, that’s not a problem — that’s a sign. Ask who they trust and wait your turn if you have to. Settling almost always costs more.

Start them when they’re ready. Keep the rides short, clear, and intentional. Give them 90–120 days if you want something that lasts.

And here’s the part people don’t like hearing:
Pay your c**t starter. Pay them well.
It’s not expensive — it’s insurance.

Because those first rides don’t just make a horse — they decide its future.
Credit to Kissing Horse Ranch **tstarting

24/12/2025

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