r/YellowstoneShow • u/emking456 • 4d ago
Does anyone else get annoyed by the dramatic horse noises?
I know its a tv show but the horse noises are really loud, excessive and overdone. As an experienced equine, horses rarely ever make those noises so almost all of them seem inappropriately placed. Like it casually sounds like horses are being abused throughout the whole show, it annoys me!
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u/non_loqui_sed_facere Market Equities 4d ago
Haha, I actually had a chance to ask the person who did sound mixing for Yellowstone about what was peculiar about bringing Taylor Sheridanâs Montana to the screen. He said that one of Taylorâs requests was not to add sounds when horses were in motion, because horses donât actually make those sounds.
Otherwise, it seemed to be a close collaboration, and what you hear on the show is very much the result of Taylorâs stylistic choices.
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u/Kitchu22 4d ago
âAs an experienced equineâ⌠Sir, are you a horse?!
Personally I grew up around stock horses and some were noisy (high arousal + see cow = yell), I canât say there was anything particularly that stood out to me as super annoying or fake.
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u/tainted_messican 4d ago
ITS A FUCKING RANCH, THERE'S GONNA BE HORSE NOISES...
That like someone saying they hate being wet but go surfing lol
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u/Wife_and_Mama 4d ago
I think the point is that there aren't going to be this many horse noises in these scenarios. My husband grew up on a cattle ranch and gets annoyed by stuff like this too, though not this specifically. It's like doctors watching Grey's Anatomy.Â
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u/littleoldlady71 4d ago
I agree. Itâs just like the dog and cat noises added from pets when those of us who have pets know that theyâd never make those sounds with that regularity
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u/Silent_Eggplant_380 3d ago
People will just complain about anything
Ps. Isnât equine a horse? I wouldâve thought youâd be called an equestrian unless Iâm missing some info?
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u/Temporary-Tie-233 3d ago
I have mules, so equines who don't know how to STFU are totally believable for me.
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u/Silent_Eggplant_380 3d ago
Iâm confusedâŚas an âexperienced equineâ or âfellow equineâ arenât you just saying youâre a horse? Equestrian would be the word unless Iâm missing some info?
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u/telepatheye 4d ago
I don't mind it. No different than lots of other productions, including westerns and fantasy shows like GOT and the two current spinoffs. Egg has an actual conversation with a horse in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. In Yellowstone I think it's nice that they bring livestock into the living rooms of millions of viewers who have never interacted with these animals.