Of everything that this channel nails I want to mention the editing. Soft voice explaining, all of the process, relaxing cuts, no music. The best of the best.
It must be so satisfying to do something to a cows hoof and have her step down gingerly, testing her foot out, and realizing it doesnt hurt as much as it did before. You made an immediate difference in that animals well being.
@@nutmeg418 nope, you're right. I saw the same top comment on another video too. It's either a stolen comment that was copy and pasted or the same person wanting to get likes and attention again for the same comment. People are strange when they want validation 🤷🏻♀️
Always enjoy watching u trim. Its so satisfying, not just the cutting, grinding and bandaging. It's also lessons to be learned. And NO MUSIC. Just you, the cow, and us! And it's all about making her better ❤ Thanks for another great one 🥰
Hi Nate. Great job on that girls’ hoof. Can’t imagine how painful hoof injuries are. They bear a lot of weight and can’t tell you what is wrong. Thanks for being so thorough when you fix these girls up. You just know they are grateful. Big Al.
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I really appreciate the way you discuss and explain your decisions and decision making process. I really learn a lot from your videos! (Even if I can't use the gained knowledge for anything practical as I am a social worker and have nothing to do with cows or anything related to farming 😅)
The ideas are transferable. Transcribe this one video and replace the hoof trimming jargon with jargon from the studies within your profession and you will have a written lesson of basic psychology, counseling and social work.
@@lyndasutherland6165 Trust me bro, the cows are 100x more afraid of you than you are of them XD Course once they get used to you, they'll get real friendly.
Always fascinating to see just how deep a problem goes from just a small stone you see on the surface. Glad to see another fine lady on her way to recovery thanks to your handywork. Stay warm out there!
I really enjoyed the close up view of the issue. Can you do that more often? It's difficult to see the issues because the camera is so far away. Great job as usual!
Thanks for this post Angela! I feel exactly the same way but I didn't want to duplicate a comment. Hey Nate, can you keep the camera position, but zoom in a bit so we can see the details? 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Not true the hoof gp is the best on TH-cam when it comes to goof trimming they all need some lesson from the hoof gp and Graham ok take note@@jigwignibs
I love how gentle and careful you are with these gals!! Usually the cuts and handling is very rugged, so it's nice to see you be so understanding. And love how you explain and educate, wanting to learn how to do farrier work with our cows myself!
The difference between the first and second steps the cow takes afterward is always so rewarding to watch. It's amazing how much I've learned just watching these for a few months, I can play "second guess Nate" and get it right 75% of the time now.
Thanks for the video and I love seeing my home state in the winter.🥰 Stay warm! It's 70 today in Austin, TX but it will be in the upper 20s tonight. Gotta cover the garden. So glad you really care about how these cattle feel and help them heal.
I’ve been watching a few of these and it still amazes me how small stones can cause this much damage to a poor cow. Thank you for taking good care of them
You are a Godsend to these cows. Even if they are our food they still deserve to be treated humanely. We get to see the results of your hard work and I learn something every video. My grandkids even watch this with me.
I'm not a farmer. My inlaws are. Its amazing to see this done with so much care and precision. I also appreciate your commentary. You sound like just another guy doing his part to keep animals well. Keep up the good work.
I know next to nothing about horses and cows but man, I find these videos SO relaxing. What a wonderful job to be able to help these beautiful creatures ❤️
Just watched the Hoof GP. It was a video of a cow with a bad infection. Soon as her leg bent, puss shot out of the side of I believe her tarsal joint. Then down at the hoof there was a bubble. The stuff was so dang thick, and it took so long to get most of it out. Watching things like you pull out rocks, and infection oozing out of these poor darlings though, just makes me feel so happy there are people watching out for them. Whenever I have a toothache or some other ache, I love watching these videos because then I envision being able to release the same from whatever is hurting on me. It's weird, but it helps. I also just really love watching the darlings get some pain relief.
One thing that stands out about your videos is how sharp you get your knives and the ease with which you can take thin accurate slices. You make it look very easy which shows how good you are.
That relief they get after he’s done with their hooves. 😌 started off with one of your videos and couldn’t stop ever since lol! I love the extensive explanation in your videos. I would be ready to ask a question then the next few mins u answer it like ok lol😂😂😂
As usual, a wonderful job. I loved how you did the close up and pointed out the gray line that showed infection. Great to see up close. Thank you for sharing!
Just curious, would it be possible for you to give the good girls a lil pat on the head afterwards for being so very good? That would really make my world since I cant pet them myself!
Thanks for the super close up showing the beginning of the gray that indicates infection pocket. I’ve seen in other videos when closer to the actual pocket. I’ve always figured there are subtitles with cracks of why they aren’t bothered with further that are just the difference of what you see in 3D versus what even the best 2D can show.
Nate your videos are my favorite! I've watched several other channels that do the same but you are always so kind and gentle with how you handle those girls when you go to heal them. You videos are my favorite because of that so thank you for being so kind and doing the amazing job you do!
I’ve noticed a few differences between your treatments and others- primarily it almost seems like you’re more careful than some of the other channels, there’s less blood from your knife. i’ve also noticed that your cows problems don’t get quite as bad- no gaping pus volcano bubbles etc. Does that have to do with your treatments, or more to do with the area of the world the farms you work on are in?
It's almost as rewarding watching you as it is having your job. Questions: Is there a grey area between what you can do for a cow that's badly off on their feet and what a vet does? Or is the line pretty clear? Are cows almost always better off seeing a pro hoof trimmer first to see if their issues can be solved with more gentle interventions?
In my experience vets are way worse at hoof things (of course; they need to know everything from whiskers to the tip of the tail, from chickens to rabbits to cows). If you can get a trimmer quickly, get them (but vets are easier to get on short notice). A block applied by a trimmer will stay on for many weeks, by a vet it might stay for *a* week. If a trimmer can't find the problem, then it's time for the vets as the problem must be higher up than the hooves. My workplace had a cow who was trimmed by both vets and a trimmer multiple times, some hoof problems were treated but she just became worse instead of showing improvement. After a few weeks the vets determined she must have a broken pastern, and she was put down (as she had almost lost her milk due to pain only weeks after calving, and the break was old by the time it was realised).
@@erikatowle8695 Unfortunately pastern is close enough to the hoof that it was the obvious place to look (usually hoofs ARE the problem). And because the hoof DID have problems, fixing them was expected to heal her up as usual.
Usually vets send foot problems to us. We’ve got more experience with hooves, better equipment and sharper tools. They do work on them in emergency situations but they prefer us to do it. When it comes to surgical procedures like amputations or if antibiotics are needed then that’s where they come. Generally speaking.
It's great seeing how much your experience has taught you about where lesions show up and how extensive they are and how they progress. It looks like magic to us, but it has to be instinctive, just about, by this time for you. Thanks, Nate!
I admire how gentle you are with these animals. Other guys I’ve seen on TH-cam just cut away; the animals are at the mercy of the hoof trimmer. I’m glad you take such good care of these cows
I love it when they come out and take a few steps, then realise they don't have to fling their heads up to take weight off their sore foot. I take it the bruising on the inner part of the claw didn't signify any potential problems underneath it?
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This looks like a relatively fresh lesion and caught early since you didn't have to remove more of the sole. Seeing these cows with rocks in there feet makes me think about the times I have rocks in my shoes and how much it sucks. I can't imagine the pain of not being able to get the rock out of my shoe.
I’ve watched allot of hoof trimming videos…either the hoofs you trim are soft, or your an amazing knife sharpener!! Would you do a video on sharpening?!?!
Not sure why but I am fascinated with these videos. It is amazing a small stone can create such damage. Does the hoof crack and a rock gets in? Or does the rock become embedded while the horn grows? Again thank you for your gentle and precise knife work.
Seeing them take those first couple of steps out of the chute, they're expecting the same pain, and after just a couple of steps they have a happy gait
It varies depending on farm size. On small farms I’ll trim all of the cows on a visit and won’t be back for six months to trim again. On larger farms I don’t ever really finish. My largest farm has about 1700 animals so I go there every week and trim 50-70.
Cows are a big mystery to me. I see them near me a lot as I live in a rural area and my neighbors have them. They have gotten loose a few times and one time the herd came running across my front yard. I had to let the farmer know that his cows were loose. They are big and that is all I know. I am impressed by what you do. I respect people who are able to work with them. I'm also glad that you can help when they are injured. I've learned a lot watching your channel.
Quick question, has a cow ever (or tried to) kick you while you were working on them? Also I love these videos they are so interesting and you do so well on explaining everything😁
I’m amazed how they don’t flinch in pain or try to escape! When I have an injury or infection even touching it lightly is painful! These cows are so patient and brave (yes I know there is a mechanism holding them but even then they are calm)
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You have such a gentle hand when fixing hoofs unlike GP and others. They just dig, knock and slam the cows foot with zero regard for the pain they are in.
Of everything that this channel nails I want to mention the editing. Soft voice explaining, all of the process, relaxing cuts, no music. The best of the best.
I unsubbed to one of the other channels because of the jarring, noisy manner of their videos.
Yes yes YESSSSS
Yes!! I agree very much!!
Thank you. I appreciate that!!
ESPECIALLY the relaxing cuts the others are so harsh and fast i get scared that they’ll hurt the cow
It must be so satisfying to do something to a cows hoof and have her step down gingerly, testing her foot out, and realizing it doesnt hurt as much as it did before. You made an immediate difference in that animals well being.
You commented this on another video right? I'm not crazy?
@@nutmeg418 maybe in another dimension…
@@nutmeg418 no i swear i saw it too😂 on a diff channel
@@nutmeg418 it’s not like there’s harm in posting something twice
@@nutmeg418 nope, you're right. I saw the same top comment on another video too. It's either a stolen comment that was copy and pasted or the same person wanting to get likes and attention again for the same comment. People are strange when they want validation 🤷🏻♀️
I like how gentle you are with the cattles hoofs. You are about the most gentle hoof trimmer I have watched.
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He is by far the most gentle and meticulous.
He is the best! I cringe if I ever watch anyone else so I try not to.
Totally agree!
Agree. Really nice to see.
I love how the focus is on helping the cows with pain, not necessarily making the trim perfect
A trim that helps relieve a cow's pain while not causing more problems is a perfect trim ^.^
Always enjoy watching u trim. Its so satisfying, not just the cutting, grinding and bandaging. It's also lessons to be learned. And NO MUSIC. Just you, the cow, and us! And it's all about making her better ❤ Thanks for another great one 🥰
Yes. No music. Big thumbs up.
Yeah hoof gp plays awful music
Hi Nate. Great job on that girls’ hoof. Can’t imagine how painful hoof injuries are. They bear a lot of weight and can’t tell you what is wrong. Thanks for being so thorough when you fix these girls up. You just know they are grateful. Big Al.
Hello Allen how’s the weather over there
He's not Nate
Nothing better with morning coffee than watching a Cow hoof get treated for stones in the white line....
Good Job Nate.
I totally agree, but I'm from Germany. So: Nothing better than an early dinner with watching a cow hoof get treated ;-)
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Literally me right now as well. Got my coffee, cleaned up my desk, put on my headphones, and tuning in to find out how we're gonna treat this girl.
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I really appreciate the way you discuss and explain your decisions and decision making process. I really learn a lot from your videos!
(Even if I can't use the gained knowledge for anything practical as I am a social worker and have nothing to do with cows or anything related to farming 😅)
Maybe you will retire to be a cattle farmer! Lol 😂
The ideas are transferable. Transcribe this one video and replace the hoof trimming jargon with jargon from the studies within your profession and you will have a written lesson of basic psychology, counseling and social work.
@@missweenieboys2 rather dairy farmer since these are dairy cows not cattle😉🙂
Funny, I live in the city, am in fact terrified of cows. But, I just love watching Nat's videos and seeing the Ladies happily return to the field.
@@lyndasutherland6165 Trust me bro, the cows are 100x more afraid of you than you are of them XD Course once they get used to you, they'll get real friendly.
I am just amazed how something so small can cause so much damage and pain for these cows. Thanks for sharing the work you do!
Hello Michele how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 must be hot
Always fascinating to see just how deep a problem goes from just a small stone you see on the surface. Glad to see another fine lady on her way to recovery thanks to your handywork. Stay warm out there!
He does it so gently with patience and care that it is soothing to even see this. God bless you for your beautiful work 🙏🏼
I really enjoyed the close up view of the issue. Can you do that more often? It's difficult to see the issues because the camera is so far away. Great job as usual!
Thanks for this post Angela! I feel exactly the same way but I didn't want to duplicate a comment. Hey Nate, can you keep the camera position, but zoom in a bit so we can see the details? 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
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Lots of hoof trimming channels on TH-cam. But you’re the only one who bothers to give viewers full explanations. Thanks!
Not true.. The Hoof GP is awesome too
@@Bekind1295 He’s not as gentle
@@Bekind1295 Hoof GP is not as good anymore. Which is a shame.
@@Bekind1295 The Hoof GP is too Broadway! Way too much lead up and music.
Not true the hoof gp is the best on TH-cam when it comes to goof trimming they all need some lesson from the hoof gp and Graham ok take note@@jigwignibs
I laughed hilariously when “chlorhexidine” showed up In that text with that snazzy transition.
Another lucky lady having someone like you on the case.
I love these videos. It's rare to have a video that actually focuses on the task at hand without a bunch of talk & drama.
Hello Karie how’s the weather over there
He is honestly the best hoof trimmer ever so gentle and you can tell he really cares for the cows
I love how gentle and careful you are with these gals!! Usually the cuts and handling is very rugged, so it's nice to see you be so understanding. And love how you explain and educate, wanting to learn how to do farrier work with our cows myself!
The difference between the first and second steps the cow takes afterward is always so rewarding to watch.
It's amazing how much I've learned just watching these for a few months, I can play "second guess Nate" and get it right 75% of the time now.
You really do see the difference and after the third step she’s like “oh okay I’m fixed now” and keeps it moving
Thanks for the video and I love seeing my home state in the winter.🥰 Stay warm! It's 70 today in Austin, TX but it will be in the upper 20s tonight. Gotta cover the garden. So glad you really care about how these cattle feel and help them heal.
That’s teasing. I hope to be able to escape these winters in a few years.
Hello Susie,how are you doing?
Hello Susie how’s the weather over there
watching these kind of videos is so *HEALING & THERAPEUTIC*
it's like i'm also pealing away physical, psychological & emotional pain
I’ve been watching a few of these and it still amazes me how small stones can cause this much damage to a poor cow. Thank you for taking good care of them
I grew up in Wisconsin and love watching your videos taking such great care of these beautiful animals.
Thank you Nate, for taking great care of these sweet animals.
Bless you, Nate, for your skilled and precise work, and for your compassionate, willing heart.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Hello Angela how’s the weather over there
You are a Godsend to these cows. Even if they are our food they still deserve to be treated humanely. We get to see the results of your hard work and I learn something every video. My grandkids even watch this with me.
I'm not a farmer. My inlaws are. Its amazing to see this done with so much care and precision. I also appreciate your commentary. You sound like just another guy doing his part to keep animals well. Keep up the good work.
I never thought I would be this invested in watching someone help trim and heal cows' hooves
High asf. Bowl of ice cream. Nate the Hoof Guy.
I know next to nothing about horses and cows but man, I find these videos SO relaxing. What a wonderful job to be able to help these beautiful creatures ❤️
Just watched the Hoof GP. It was a video of a cow with a bad infection. Soon as her leg bent, puss shot out of the side of I believe her tarsal joint. Then down at the hoof there was a bubble. The stuff was so dang thick, and it took so long to get most of it out. Watching things like you pull out rocks, and infection oozing out of these poor darlings though, just makes me feel so happy there are people watching out for them. Whenever I have a toothache or some other ache, I love watching these videos because then I envision being able to release the same from whatever is hurting on me. It's weird, but it helps. I also just really love watching the darlings get some pain relief.
Sweet Jesus Christ!!! Poor cow!
I learn so much! I keep saying I need a Nate the Hoof guy by me! What a kind soul he has, truly cares.
One thing that stands out about your videos is how sharp you get your knives and the ease with which you can take thin accurate slices. You make it look very easy which shows how good you are.
Respect to you man for helping those animals
Thanks soooo much for those close ups!!!🙌🏼👀 They are the best…..God Bless you Nate🙏🏼 Warm wishes from a freezing(-30C) Canada🌞♥️👋🏼🇨🇦
I love your patient explanations. I've learned so much!!
Hello Holly how’s the weather over there
That relief they get after he’s done with their hooves. 😌 started off with one of your videos and couldn’t stop ever since lol! I love the extensive explanation in your videos. I would be ready to ask a question then the next few mins u answer it like ok lol😂😂😂
I think highly of people who care about helpless creatures. Thank you for your caring!
As usual, a wonderful job. I loved how you did the close up and pointed out the gray line that showed infection. Great to see up close. Thank you for sharing!
Hello Laurel how’s the weather over there
Just curious, would it be possible for you to give the good girls a lil pat on the head afterwards for being so very good?
That would really make my world since I cant pet them myself!
He does sometimes catch this on film, depending on the video I guess. I’m sure he gives them lots of scritches off camera too :)
Thanks for the super close up showing the beginning of the gray that indicates infection pocket. I’ve seen in other videos when closer to the actual pocket. I’ve always figured there are subtitles with cracks of why they aren’t bothered with further that are just the difference of what you see in 3D versus what even the best 2D can show.
Thanks for treating her. You are guarenteed blessed.
Nate your videos are my favorite! I've watched several other channels that do the same but you are always so kind and gentle with how you handle those girls when you go to heal them. You videos are my favorite because of that so thank you for being so kind and doing the amazing job you do!
Hello Ray how’s the weather over there
She’s already walking better! Good for you!!
Hello Sheila how’s the weather over there
I’ve noticed a few differences between your treatments and others- primarily it almost seems like you’re more careful than some of the other channels, there’s less blood from your knife. i’ve also noticed that your cows problems don’t get quite as bad- no gaping pus volcano bubbles etc. Does that have to do with your treatments, or more to do with the area of the world the farms you work on are in?
Most of it has to do with discovering the problems early. My farmers are good about spotting problems and I visit most of them frequently.
I can't explain why or how these are so relaxing to me..but this is just heaven at times.
It's almost as rewarding watching you as it is having your job.
Questions: Is there a grey area between what you can do for a cow that's badly off on their feet and what a vet does? Or is the line pretty clear? Are cows almost always better off seeing a pro hoof trimmer first to see if their issues can be solved with more gentle interventions?
In my experience vets are way worse at hoof things (of course; they need to know everything from whiskers to the tip of the tail, from chickens to rabbits to cows). If you can get a trimmer quickly, get them (but vets are easier to get on short notice).
A block applied by a trimmer will stay on for many weeks, by a vet it might stay for *a* week. If a trimmer can't find the problem, then it's time for the vets as the problem must be higher up than the hooves.
My workplace had a cow who was trimmed by both vets and a trimmer multiple times, some hoof problems were treated but she just became worse instead of showing improvement. After a few weeks the vets determined she must have a broken pastern, and she was put down (as she had almost lost her milk due to pain only weeks after calving, and the break was old by the time it was realised).
@@TT-_- An xray would have saved this poor girl from suffering
@@erikatowle8695 Unfortunately pastern is close enough to the hoof that it was the obvious place to look (usually hoofs ARE the problem). And because the hoof DID have problems, fixing them was expected to heal her up as usual.
Usually vets send foot problems to us. We’ve got more experience with hooves, better equipment and sharper tools. They do work on them in emergency situations but they prefer us to do it. When it comes to surgical procedures like amputations or if antibiotics are needed then that’s where they come. Generally speaking.
It's great seeing how much your experience has taught you about where lesions show up and how extensive they are and how they progress. It looks like magic to us, but it has to be instinctive, just about, by this time for you. Thanks, Nate!
I admire how gentle you are with these animals. Other guys I’ve seen on TH-cam just cut away; the animals are at the mercy of the hoof trimmer. I’m glad you take such good care of these cows
The quality of your videos just keeps getting better. All of it, the content, the video quality, the editing, the voiceover. Great job man!
Thanks. I try to improve on each one. I’m not great with technology so I’ve got lots to learn.
I've watched countless of these and I still wouldn't be able to replicate this skill with my hands thank you for helping these animals
Your videos has that "Bob Ross" feel. Pleasant and enjoyable.
Thank you for all you do Nate, yes some of these cows will become food, but you show them they deserve a good loving life until then.
I love it when they come out and take a few steps, then realise they don't have to fling their heads up to take weight off their sore foot. I take it the bruising on the inner part of the claw didn't signify any potential problems underneath it?
No. Past bruising.
Thank you for all you do for these cows. They're obviously in good hands with you!
Worked in Amherst, WI for a few years and it’s kind of cool knowing I may have seen a cow or two that had your caring hands have helped.
Hello Cherry how’s the weather over there
Thanks for taking care of the beautiful cow's, donkeys and bulls!
Howdy Nate 🙋🏻 I was buying my granddaughter's acne cream & got tickled. It has salicylic acid! LOL 😂 Who knew? 😏 Thanks for another good'n! 💞
Mrs Mike in VA 😇
😢😭 God bless you mister.
This looks like a relatively fresh lesion and caught early since you didn't have to remove more of the sole. Seeing these cows with rocks in there feet makes me think about the times I have rocks in my shoes and how much it sucks. I can't imagine the pain of not being able to get the rock out of my shoe.
I prefer your channels because you're calm and straight to the point. I watch these to be soothed, not amped up.
I’ve watched allot of hoof trimming videos…either the hoofs you trim are soft, or your an amazing knife sharpener!! Would you do a video on sharpening?!?!
Thanks so much for taking care of them.
Как же вы аккуратно все делаете, ну прямо ювелирно, помогаете коровкам!
You are doing a very good job.
The service you rendered is truly admirable. God bless you all.
Look at how smooth that knife goes through. The man takes care of his tools
To me you are not only a hoof trimmer but and healer. May God bless you.
Not sure why but I am fascinated with these videos. It is amazing a small stone can create such damage. Does the hoof crack and a rock gets in? Or does the rock become embedded while the horn grows? Again thank you for your gentle and precise knife work.
A crack in the whiteline let’s them in.
Hello Annie how’s the weather over there
I can appreciate the quality of your work Nate I love how thorough you are
Seeing them take those first couple of steps out of the chute, they're expecting the same pain, and after just a couple of steps they have a happy gait
sometimes i wish i could be the cow just to feel the relief that comes with grooming, does that make me a weirdo?
How long does it usually take to finish up with trimming for a farm and how long until you return to the farm again?
It varies depending on farm size. On small farms I’ll trim all of the cows on a visit and won’t be back for six months to trim again. On larger farms I don’t ever really finish. My largest farm has about 1700 animals so I go there every week and trim 50-70.
Thank you for the way you explain and answer questions
your work is really appreciated and wholesome (for the cows i guess)
Another skillful job done 👍, simply enjoy watching you at your craft. Thanks Nate.
umm , new to this channel.. but does this hurt the animal when you do this, or do you give pain/numbing medicein?
Cows are a big mystery to me. I see them near me a lot as I live in a rural area and my neighbors have them. They have gotten loose a few times and one time the herd came running across my front yard.
I had to let the farmer know that his cows were loose. They are big and that is all I know.
I am impressed by what you do. I respect people who are able to work with them. I'm also glad that you can help when they are injured. I've learned a lot watching your channel.
Quick question, has a cow ever (or tried to) kick you while you were working on them? Also I love these videos they are so interesting and you do so well on explaining everything😁
I’m amazed how they don’t flinch in pain or try to escape! When I have an injury or infection even touching it lightly is painful! These cows are so patient and brave (yes I know there is a mechanism holding them but even then they are calm)
They cannot feel pain because it's their nails which are being cut just like humans:)
That cow was in spain without a s.Its super satesfying but my mom dont understand what i like with it.
Wow! It's so deep inside! She must be so satisfy after your healing.
You have to be so precise. Have you ever gone too far down? Poor momma. She will feel much better now. ❤️
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It happens on occasion but if you’re careful mistakes are kept to a minimum.
You have such a gentle hand when fixing hoofs unlike GP and others. They just dig, knock and slam the cows foot with zero regard for the pain they are in.
Hi
Great work Nate. Waiting for the follow up video.
Finally! Someone with a properly sharp pearing knife and a decent angle on the blade. Thank you sir🙏
Wishing that girl a complete healing.
It warms my heart that the cows look back at you like saying "thank you" after being released from the 🥰
Hello 👋 Jessica, how are you doing?
You could see her gently put her foot down before realizing it doesn’t hurt like it used to. Thanks for the helping the pretty cow!
You are amazing! Your work is amazing! I watched this video to the end, and you were right there was so much more than meets the eye.
Hello Amanda how’s the weather over there
You are so good and gentle with the cows.
I think I watched 3 times each videos in your channel. 1-2 videos before sleep, you’re a gem Nate.
Thanks for “looking beyond” the obvious Nate !
That girl thanks you for the relief !
always enjoy seeing them walk away in less pain.
Wow!! So glad you got to the source of her pain! ❤️❤️
Hello Ginger how’s the weather over there
Nice watching this in the spring, all the flowers are in bloom
Another award winning video!
My pucker factor really begins to rise many times when watching your videos but I really appreciate you allowing the girls to feel SO much better!
God bless you for your kindness.❤🧡💛
Вы большие молодцы что помогаете животным избраться от боли и страданий
Another amazing video this definitely helps get me through my day well done