Been following this channel for more than a year now. Would like to say thanks for taking care of these cows and for educating us! Happy holidays, Nate!
i've watched almost all of your video but i rarely comments, but to be honest you're the best hoof-trimming channel on TH-cam; straight to the point, detailed explaining and footage, no unnecessary things
I love watching your videos too. I was born and raised a city girl and the only thing I knew about cows was that I wanted a brown one so I could have chocolate milk as a kid 😊😊. Now I’m a proud hoof gal who still can’t find the white line defect without you pointing it out! Oh well I’ll just keep watching! 🥰🥰
The Chocolate milk cow made me smile* I had a supervisor born and raised in Los Angeles. She was in her forties before she learned milk came from cows! She just thought it came from factories! 😅 One does not always realize with many that never leave the city. Many agricultural things never entered their minds. She was really sweet and I always loved that story. 😉
Thank you most kindly, Nate the Hoof Guy, for your heartfelt compassion for these sweet animals! I appreciate your clear and intelligent explanations of the gracious work you perform for our fellow Creatures of Our Good Lord! 🕊
Hello 👋 from New York Thank you for Bringing me Along with you on a hard day of work Reliving all of the Cow's 🐄 Pain And thank you for sharing all your knowledge with me I really enjoy it😊
Nate your channels growing so much, I remember when you had less than 60k followers now you're up to over 600k. Keep up the great work love watching your videos!!!
I never knew I'd be so addicted to watching hoof trimming videos. But after over a year of watching I think I'd be able to be a fairly decent trimmer myself. Thanks Nate! 👌🏼 You're a top notch teacher and truly a master of your craft.
I can really see how far you've come in terms of filming. It's clear that you've gotten a lot of practice. Overall you've just improved compare to when I started watching you, which was... hm 2 years ago? 3? At least over a year ago. Good job Nate!
Really appreciated the detail explanations of your work here. I for one would like stock in the company that makes the glue for the blocks. Sets so fast.! Nothing from the hardware store works much at all.
I love how in almost every video there long threads of hate for the hoof gp, but nothing negative on this comment. I suspect it's because nate liked it. I'm getting so sick of the hate for the hoof gp on this channel.
Nate, ever since I started watching your videos, TH-cam has been recommending other trimmers to me. It seems like so many other trimmers almost seem to disregard (or even enjoy) the cows' pain. One in particular stood out - in which the entire outer horn of a claw looked like it had sloughed off in a single piece. How do you handle extreme examples like that? How are you supposed to handle those? Thanks so much for your kindness and empathy. Keep doing what you're doing.
Those are always difficult. We’re not really trained to deal with tissue type injuries so it’s really a matter of making them comfortable until the vet can assess them. Luckily those don’t happen often.
@@NatetheHoofGuy Thank you so much for your response! If anything, that only proves that the trimmer in that video wasn't acting in order to help the cow. Boils my blood. You are the reigning benevolent king of trimming, and I hope others can learn from your example.
Love watching hoof trims and you are very informative. I have donkeys, goats, and mini pigs. Our farrier does great work and he let's me help quite a bit.
Feel free to include the card-on-block demonstration of white line separation on corkscrew claws. It was incredibly insightful and I instantly understood how that issue evolves. I'm a software engineer. I've touched, maybe, two cows in my life?
Thanks for sharing this Nate, I find cow hooves endlessly fascinating....I don't know why but I do. Sending best wishes to you and your family for a lovely Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
You truly have taken claw trimming to the level of an art. None of the other TH-cam trimmers take the care that you do when trimming. Hands down if I had cows, I'd only have you come take care of them.
Why am I, with no cows or farm, who lives in a city, intently watching nate the hoof guys video as if I'm in school. I have finally after months of watching, feel like I know what the white line is. Thanks Nate 😊
I’m currently deep cleaning my apartment after years of neglect. I’m watching these during my breaks and they’re perfect for putting me in a cleaning mood.
1600 cows sounds like a lot until you compare it to the 330 million people who live in America. Most of those people consume dairy products. Nate is part of a vast network that puts food on our tables. Thanks, Nate.
Fascinating how a hoof grows. Grew up on a WI farm and saw many a hoof trimmed and a few treated. Never considered how it grows and how problems develop.
Can’t say this enough the fact that it is so low amount of cows get problems as well as how healthy they look shows thise farmers are not just takeing care of thise cows but seeing them almost if not as family
I love cows. Here in the U.K. I grew up with our garden bordering a dairy farm and my father would take me in his arms to 'say hello' to the cows and so it's lovely to see someone looking after them.
I really enjoy how you zoom into the hoof so that we can see what you see! As a visual learner it’s very exciting to get to see it with my eyes and not just from far away! I really appreciate your videos 👏🏼😁
Mensch definition: "a person of integrity and honor" "According to Leo Rosten, a mensch is "someone to admire and emulate, someone of noble character." That's you all over, Nate! And I know that the cows will agree! Hope you and your loved ones have very Happy Holidays!
This is one of my favorite channels. Have to watch every single video that comes out and is always a nice welcome break in my day. Also always love how educational your videos are.
I started watching the hoof GP a few years back and a couple others but you are my favorite because… There is no music, your explanations, the super close ups and your unpretentious ways. 😊
This falls into the category of stuff happening. Sometimes, no matter how healthy you are, or precautions you take, you just get sick. Ya do your best and you take care of things when they happen.
That was insane ! I never realized they moved like that. When you fast-forwarded it I could tell. So neat !!! Thank you for showing it that way. So the claw actually grows out from the back. Wow.... so cool 😎....❤.....
Possibly the most competent hoof trimmer out there. Great job cleaning the hoofs. Always like that extra acid on the gauze and carefully wrapped in place. Keep up the good work!
I’m always amazed where the actual ulcer/infection is compared to the spot on the cows sole. It’s like a hoof puzzle. And Nate is the best puzzler solver hoof trimmer there is!
It would be really great for each cow to say what conditions they are in, whether they are out in pastures or inside or concrete etc just helps to know what you’re seeing when they come in, love your channel ❤️
I've been watching hoof trimming videos for over 2 yrs now. And you are by far the best. One channel in particular, is rough and always makes the cows bleed. I hardly watch that channel any more but when I did, I always wondered how different the cows hoof would be if Nate did it. No blood! I mean I know it can't be helped sometimes.. but the guy makes them bleed every time and you can see it could have been avoided. Anyways.. Nate is the best and the only one I watch these days.
I have watched many channels about hoofing but in my opinion yours is the best, I love how you explain things and the care you have for those animals ❤
Extremely calming. Short & sweet. Just barn noise and your soothing voice. Your kindness towards livestock is unmatched. The way country life should be. I won’t sub any other channel.
She walks out perfectly after treatment. I love that fast forward showing us how horn grows toe-ward as it thickens. That demonstrates your point well that the problem with the corium level will always be closer to the heel than it appears on the surface of the horn. Really interesting.
Been watching your channel for about a year now, just now realized you’re from the coulee region - literally my backyard…..so, Hello from a fellow neighbor!! 😊
I live on the southern border of Wisconsin, this stuff is so interesting. I enjoy watching horse shoe removal, trim, sanding, cleaning and then complete. Love your commentary, subscribed!
Hi Nate, whenever I watch these videos I find it surprising how calm the animals stay, of course it's clear you know what you're doing to avoid corium damage and etc. I hope this doesn't offend you, but have you ever had any problems or perhaps committed any mistakes that made the animal become aggressive or agitated during the process? Has a trimming ever gone wrong?
Like Nate was mentioning the "corkscrew" claw may not have been the overarching cause but it was the "vehicle" for this issue to form. Take a human foot for example, try rotating your ancle inwards towards your center line and attempt to walk on it. (Don't do that of course you will break your foot) But do that only add 1100 pounds to your weight and you will begin to understand the issue. A cow's foot is so designed to take the animals weight and spread it to the surface effectively. If you upset "that balance" you create "instability" in the foot, this instability creates pressure points that cause bruising within the anatomy of the cow's hoof or "claw". This pressure created bruse then propagates from the Coffin Bone to the outside of the center of that claw thus creating discomfort. The "modeling" that Nate does is to remove the pressure point from the middle of the hoof to the hoof wall which is designed to transfer the weight of the animal to the ground. With this trim Nate is removing a white line defect which was complicated by that corkscrew claw. Of course, he has to remove a section of the "weight barring" outer wall horn but that's why he puts on a block to transfer the weight from the effected claw to the other claw allowing the issue to heal. When he mentioned the importance of maintenace trimming, even with that it is effectively impossible to outwardly prevent these issues. The goal of any cattle farmer (my family included) is to catch these issues and correct them before they become a threat to the health of the animal. My family has been in the cattle business for 5 generations now and we have heard all the stories that farmers don't care about our animals, or we out right mistreat them. I have seen the bill we pay for our families hoof trimming team, if we didn't care we would not spend roughly 8% of our farm's income on the services. The fact is farmers care greatly about their animal's health and we spend tens of thousands of dollars a year on for their benefit. And its hoof trimming professionals like Nate here that keep us not only profitable but our animals in good health. If anyone here is a fan of "The Witcher" series, you will understand the saying "toss a coin to your Witcher". Well, "Toss a coin to your Trimmer" cause guys like Nate make it possible for farmers like me to provide milk, meat, and all the other dairy products you all enjoy. 🪙
So im watching some no prep drag racing then next thing that plays is the hoof guy. How and why this was on my playlist no clue, but im glad it played im 5 videos in. Thank you for making cows happy.
Love your videos. Always informative and interesting to watch. Maybe you could do another quiz one in the future. Also how if your foot? A few months ago a cow stepped on it. Just wanted to know how ir was.
Great job like always nate! The other day my co-worker found me watching one of your vids and thought I liked all the gore and puss and blood associated with other channels. After I explained to her about you, she decided to watch one of your vids on her phone! She subscribed! Happy holidays nate and your family!
I am quite impressed with how you care for these beauties. How long have you been doing this? Did you go to school to learn how to care for them or did you learn under somebody?
There is something oddly hypnotic about seeing the hoof get trimmed and seeing the opening climb up the hoof. I guess that is just a misunderstanding that these are not flat, 2d surfaces, but 3d objects. The "hole" is more like a diagonal line, and we are just seeing the "bottom" of that line, but it can be traced up into the hoof.
Been following this channel for more than a year now. Would like to say thanks for taking care of these cows and for educating us! Happy holidays, Nate!
Well said ! I couldn't agree more ! 😊
Thanks Gene!!
and then you guys eat em, the irony lol
@@vinaynair2054 Ikr?
brrämin milk good against rädce ^ ^
I swear this guy is a master of video production decisions. The fast forward replay demonstrating the upward progression of the problem is brilliant
Yes!!
Yeah, that was cool! 👍
Or he just hired a video editor who knows the job
That's why I watch him over hoof gp. I just want the instant seratonin - no need for life updates lol
I was thinking the exact same thing, Nate is a pro when it comes to formatting videos for both new viewers and long time fans
i've watched almost all of your video but i rarely comments, but to be honest you're the best hoof-trimming channel on TH-cam; straight to the point, detailed explaining and footage, no unnecessary things
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I love watching your videos too. I was born and raised a city girl and the only thing I knew about cows was that I wanted a brown one so I could have chocolate milk as a kid 😊😊. Now I’m a proud hoof gal who still can’t find the white line defect without you pointing it out! Oh well I’ll just keep watching! 🥰🥰
The Chocolate milk cow made me smile*
I had a supervisor born and raised in Los Angeles.
She was in her forties before she learned milk came from cows!
She just thought it came from factories! 😅
One does not always realize with many that never leave the city. Many agricultural things never entered their minds.
She was really sweet and I always loved that story. 😉
Hi NATE. I'm an HVAC tech that has no business in the Hoof industry but love these videos! Great work 👏
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I love watching them walk away feeling better! Thanks Nate!
Thank you most kindly, Nate the Hoof Guy, for your heartfelt compassion for these sweet animals! I appreciate your clear and intelligent explanations of the gracious work you perform for our fellow Creatures of Our Good Lord! 🕊
Hello 👋 from New York Thank you for Bringing me Along with you on a hard day of work Reliving all of the Cow's 🐄 Pain And thank you for sharing all your knowledge with me I really enjoy it😊
R u using instagram
Nate your channels growing so much, I remember when you had less than 60k followers now you're up to over 600k. Keep up the great work love watching your videos!!!
How long has he been posting?
I never knew I'd be so addicted to watching hoof trimming videos. But after over a year of watching I think I'd be able to be a fairly decent trimmer myself. Thanks Nate! 👌🏼 You're a top notch teacher and truly a master of your craft.
You’re my fav hoof guy , no unnecessary commentary direct on point what we wanna see
It’s always a pleasure to see you work on healing the girls Nate. Thank you for the wonderful service you give.
Thanks for clearing up the redness on some of these hoofs. Every time I think it's damaged material that needs to be addressed.
I can really see how far you've come in terms of filming. It's clear that you've gotten a lot of practice. Overall you've just improved compare to when I started watching you, which was... hm 2 years ago? 3? At least over a year ago. Good job Nate!
Thanks. Always a work in progress
Thank you so much for putting things in perspective. The farmers are doing their best!
Watching your videos is like therapy. You do such a good job and I love how gentle you are with the cows.
That was really satisfying to watch! Watching things get cleaned up & corrected is sooo soothing. 🙏🏽
Agreed!
Me too. I tend to feel the cows pain walking, before and after. I just wanna lick him, kiss him.
Really appreciated the detail explanations of your work here.
I for one would like stock in the company that makes the glue for the blocks. Sets so fast.! Nothing from the hardware store works much at all.
You and HoofGP are the only two trimmers I find educational enough to watch and entertaining enough to enjoy.
There's also S&S Horseshoeing for horse hoof care.
I love how in almost every video there long threads of hate for the hoof gp, but nothing negative on this comment. I suspect it's because nate liked it. I'm getting so sick of the hate for the hoof gp on this channel.
Nate, ever since I started watching your videos, TH-cam has been recommending other trimmers to me. It seems like so many other trimmers almost seem to disregard (or even enjoy) the cows' pain. One in particular stood out - in which the entire outer horn of a claw looked like it had sloughed off in a single piece. How do you handle extreme examples like that? How are you supposed to handle those?
Thanks so much for your kindness and empathy. Keep doing what you're doing.
Those are always difficult. We’re not really trained to deal with tissue type injuries so it’s really a matter of making them comfortable until the vet can assess them. Luckily those don’t happen often.
@@NatetheHoofGuy Thank you so much for your response! If anything, that only proves that the trimmer in that video wasn't acting in order to help the cow. Boils my blood. You are the reigning benevolent king of trimming, and I hope others can learn from your example.
You are to hooves as Wristwatch Revival is to watches. Wonderful to watch you work!!
Love watching hoof trims and you are very informative. I have donkeys, goats, and mini pigs. Our farrier does great work and he let's me help quite a bit.
Just imagine how happy this cow is afterwards. She must be feeling so much better now😊
I liked the fast forward showing how the defect is found higher up in the claw. Effective demonstration.
Feel free to include the card-on-block demonstration of white line separation on corkscrew claws. It was incredibly insightful and I instantly understood how that issue evolves.
I'm a software engineer. I've touched, maybe, two cows in my life?
Excellent video as always Nate, another happy comfy lady, thank you for posting and take care.👍💙
Thanks for sharing this Nate, I find cow hooves endlessly fascinating....I don't know why but I do. Sending best wishes to you and your family for a lovely Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
Thanks Pauline! You too.
Watching the video of the spot working it’s way up the hoof in fast forward really was interesting to see. Well done Nate!
You truly have taken claw trimming to the level of an art. None of the other TH-cam trimmers take the care that you do when trimming. Hands down if I had cows, I'd only have you come take care of them.
These videos make my skin crawl but I also can't stop watching them lol
Why am I, with no cows or farm, who lives in a city, intently watching nate the hoof guys video as if I'm in school. I have finally after months of watching, feel like I know what the white line is. Thanks Nate 😊
Love your videos so much Nate, no BS, no music, no fake personality, just straight to the point. Keep up the great work!
Your videos have a calming effect on my soul. Thanks, Nate! God bless.😇
I’m currently deep cleaning my apartment after years of neglect. I’m watching these during my breaks and they’re perfect for putting me in a cleaning mood.
1600 cows sounds like a lot until you compare it to the 330 million people who live in America. Most of those people consume dairy products. Nate is part of a vast network that puts food on our tables. Thanks, Nate.
Love these amazing vids Nate been watching for 2 years now keep it up!
I have great respect for what you do, and also for farmers that actually check up on their cows for health issues. I didn't know this was a thing.
"I love hoof videos and I don't know why"
Yea, exactly
Fascinating how a hoof grows. Grew up on a WI farm and saw many a hoof trimmed and a few treated. Never considered how it grows and how problems develop.
Can’t say this enough the fact that it is so low amount of cows get problems as well as how healthy they look shows thise farmers are not just takeing care of thise cows but seeing them almost if not as family
Oh wow Nate this girl had a serious problem with her claw and thanks to your trimming job she'll heal up soon with the block on the other claw.
Merry Christmas Nate! Hope you're having a great year, you deserve it
Thanks Lyssa! You too.
Great trim Nate! As usual, the camera angle was great for this one!
Nate does excellent work and his knife skills are fantastic. Great channel!
I love cows. Here in the U.K. I grew up with our garden bordering a dairy farm and my father would take me in his arms to 'say hello' to the cows and so it's lovely to see someone looking after them.
I really enjoy how you zoom into the hoof so that we can see what you see! As a visual learner it’s very exciting to get to see it with my eyes and not just from far away! I really appreciate your videos 👏🏼😁
You're making my hand cramp up using that spray bottle so much. I'd have switched to a pump garden sprayer by now lol. OUCH!
Mensch definition: "a person of integrity and honor"
"According to Leo Rosten, a mensch is "someone to admire and emulate, someone of noble character."
That's you all over, Nate! And I know that the cows will agree!
Hope you and your loved ones have very Happy Holidays!
Thanks. You too!
I like the commentary you provide. It's like I switched to the hoof trim channel on tv.
This is one of my favorite channels. Have to watch every single video that comes out and is always a nice welcome break in my day. Also always love how educational your videos are.
I appreciate how gentle you are with these animals. Love these videos - so educational. You are amazing, Nate! ❤
All I can see is the relief these animals must experience when these sores get treated.
Great explanation. A true master hoof trimmer. Love watching your videos.
I’ve learned more about hoofs in the last few weeks than I have in my life, your content is amazing can’t wait to see more!
These poor cows always look dirty and unhappy. My heart breaks for them ☹️ thank you for helping them feel better.
Thanks a lot for your great work you have a gentle soul make a good job for little poor cow💕🧡❤💚
Great job. Thanks for sharing. Bringing lots of joy to us during this Christmas season. ❤
Another great video. Thank you for sharing! Cheers from the 920.
I started watching the hoof GP a few years back and a couple others but you are my favorite because…
There is no music, your explanations, the super close ups and your unpretentious ways. 😊
Thank you for helping the pretty 🐮 moo moos..! 🐄 🐄 🐄
This falls into the category of stuff happening. Sometimes, no matter how healthy you are, or precautions you take, you just get sick. Ya do your best and you take care of things when they happen.
Even im from Germany I really enjoy your Conten, explanations and the knowledge your spread
That was insane ! I never realized they moved like that. When you fast-forwarded it I could tell.
So neat !!! Thank you for showing it that way.
So the claw actually grows out from the back. Wow.... so cool 😎....❤.....
Possibly the most competent hoof trimmer out there. Great job cleaning the hoofs. Always like that extra acid on the gauze and carefully wrapped in place. Keep up the good work!
I’m always amazed where the actual ulcer/infection is compared to the spot on the cows sole. It’s like a hoof puzzle. And Nate is the best puzzler solver hoof trimmer there is!
It would be really great for each cow to say what conditions they are in, whether they are out in pastures or inside or concrete etc just helps to know what you’re seeing when they come in, love your channel ❤️
Congrats on Insider Nate. You deserve it. Did it help your subscribers at all? I'm very happy for you. You're such a nice guy
Binge watching. Saw them all. You can't produce as fast as I watch them videos. 😆 🐄 👍
Fast forward montage showing the progression was perfection!
Your explanations are really comprehensive! Thank you for explaining so well
I've been watching hoof trimming videos for over 2 yrs now. And you are by far the best. One channel in particular, is rough and always makes the cows bleed. I hardly watch that channel any more but when I did, I always wondered how different the cows hoof would be if Nate did it. No blood! I mean I know it can't be helped sometimes.. but the guy makes them bleed every time and you can see it could have been avoided. Anyways.. Nate is the best and the only one I watch these days.
I have watched many channels about hoofing but in my opinion yours is the best, I love how you explain things and the care you have for those animals ❤
Extremely calming. Short & sweet. Just barn noise and your soothing voice. Your kindness towards livestock is unmatched. The way country life should be. I won’t sub any other channel.
Thanks Nate. Even though I am not doing the work, I feel like by my watching you... We do good work! 😜
Didn’t think it was going to be way up there, I know that cow was glad for that help
Randomly clicked on a video out of curiosity...now this is one of my favourite channels!
Love it!!
It's always amazing to see how far those white line issues travel from the originating point. Great work, as always Nate!
She walks out perfectly after treatment. I love that fast forward showing us how horn grows toe-ward as it thickens. That demonstrates your point well that the problem with the corium level will always be closer to the heel than it appears on the surface of the horn. Really interesting.
Been watching your channel for about a year now, just now realized you’re from the coulee region - literally my backyard…..so, Hello from a fellow neighbor!! 😊
2 out of 1600? That’s a 99% success rate. You’re phenomenal dude!!
I live on the southern border of Wisconsin, this stuff is so interesting. I enjoy watching horse shoe removal, trim, sanding, cleaning and then complete. Love your commentary, subscribed!
Love the time lapse portion - really highlights how these things form
Hi Nate, whenever I watch these videos I find it surprising how calm the animals stay, of course it's clear you know what you're doing to avoid corium damage and etc. I hope this doesn't offend you, but have you ever had any problems or perhaps committed any mistakes that made the animal become aggressive or agitated during the process? Has a trimming ever gone wrong?
Love 💕 watching you care for these animals. ❤
Like Nate was mentioning the "corkscrew" claw may not have been the overarching cause but it was the "vehicle" for this issue to form. Take a human foot for example, try rotating your ancle inwards towards your center line and attempt to walk on it. (Don't do that of course you will break your foot) But do that only add 1100 pounds to your weight and you will begin to understand the issue. A cow's foot is so designed to take the animals weight and spread it to the surface effectively. If you upset "that balance" you create "instability" in the foot, this instability creates pressure points that cause bruising within the anatomy of the cow's hoof or "claw". This pressure created bruse then propagates from the Coffin Bone to the outside of the center of that claw thus creating discomfort. The "modeling" that Nate does is to remove the pressure point from the middle of the hoof to the hoof wall which is designed to transfer the weight of the animal to the ground. With this trim Nate is removing a white line defect which was complicated by that corkscrew claw. Of course, he has to remove a section of the "weight barring" outer wall horn but that's why he puts on a block to transfer the weight from the effected claw to the other claw allowing the issue to heal. When he mentioned the importance of maintenace trimming, even with that it is effectively impossible to outwardly prevent these issues. The goal of any cattle farmer (my family included) is to catch these issues and correct them before they become a threat to the health of the animal. My family has been in the cattle business for 5 generations now and we have heard all the stories that farmers don't care about our animals, or we out right mistreat them. I have seen the bill we pay for our families hoof trimming team, if we didn't care we would not spend roughly 8% of our farm's income on the services. The fact is farmers care greatly about their animal's health and we spend tens of thousands of dollars a year on for their benefit. And its hoof trimming professionals like Nate here that keep us not only profitable but our animals in good health. If anyone here is a fan of "The Witcher" series, you will understand the saying "toss a coin to your Witcher". Well, "Toss a coin to your Trimmer" cause guys like Nate make it possible for farmers like me to provide milk, meat, and all the other dairy products you all enjoy. 🪙
Loved how you zoomed in on this - thank you!
Such great content! Those close ups are awesome. Always learn something new from you.
So im watching some no prep drag racing then next thing that plays is the hoof guy. How and why this was on my playlist no clue, but im glad it played im 5 videos in. Thank you for making cows happy.
somtimes i think this work make me more happy than work with people.. well done bro
You make it look so easy...
I would like to know how long it actually takes you to do each project...
Varies with each one.
Love your videos. Always informative and interesting to watch. Maybe you could do another quiz one in the future. Also how if your foot? A few months ago a cow stepped on it. Just wanted to know how ir was.
It’s doing well. I can still get twinges of pain if I stretch it too far but overall it doesn’t bother.
Great scoop. Always learn something with your every trim. 😃🎄👍
Incredible! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Great job like always nate! The other day my co-worker found me watching one of your vids and thought I liked all the gore and puss and blood associated with other channels. After I explained to her about you, she decided to watch one of your vids on her phone! She subscribed! Happy holidays nate and your family!
Awesome thanks!
I like the thoughtful and sober explanation
Amazing work , Nate, gentle and kind!!
I am quite impressed with how you care for these beauties. How long have you been doing this? Did you go to school to learn how to care for them or did you learn under somebody?
Loved the fast forward and the zoom in! 👍
There is something oddly hypnotic about seeing the hoof get trimmed and seeing the opening climb up the hoof. I guess that is just a misunderstanding that these are not flat, 2d surfaces, but 3d objects. The "hole" is more like a diagonal line, and we are just seeing the "bottom" of that line, but it can be traced up into the hoof.
I learn so much each time I watch your videos.
👍