I was driving past a farm today and slowed down to watch how all the cows walked. Turns out I didn't have to alert the farmer of any potential lesions, but I was ready just in case.
Your voice is very calm and soothing. You should start a playlist reading children's books and short stories. I'd play that every night to fall asleep.
I sometimes feel like a little kid yelling along with their favourite TV show 😂. "And now wrap it with salicydic acid!" Question on an other topic: how do you know which dark spots are from ulcers/lesions and which are just dirt? I've seen you ignore spots that I, with my untrained eye, would've further investigated.
I've seen him answer on another video that there are some areas where he expects to find issues and others where he's fairly rare, so I think a lot of it just comes from experience
I imagine it’s more difficult than it seems to make these videos that follow the cow’s progress through multiple trims, but I appreciate the effort. These videos are lovely to watch. Thanks!
My husband has als and today was a doctors appointment and life is just hard. I thought several times today “I just want to watch cows hooves being trimmed” 💜🐄
I can only imagine a chat between the cows saying "hey girl look at my new pedicure, Nate has taken the pain away and I'm a new cow now". lol Amazing job, Nate!
Me too! I live in a rural area. I see cows everyday, but didn't know they needed trims. Now I'm thinking when I retire, from teaching 1st Graders, I can definitely become the local hoof trimmer...😂
Just having that big piece of hoof cut from where it was hanging between the toes must have been such a relief! Imagine having something constantly poking you between your toes, thanks for including the follow up!
I love that last shot. All the ladies looking at us. 😂 These videos make me want to find some cows and volunteer my time to inspect their hooves so I can catch stuff like this before it becomes an issue. Note: I don't live near any cows. 😂
I can't believe what type of content I found here and how interesting it is. I watched ten videos before I even noticed I basically was looking at cow hoofes for the last hour. Very interesting how you talk about and present it. Well done. Looking forward to see more. One question: Do solipeds like horses have similar problems? EDIT: Make that two hours.😅
I’ve wondered the same things, do horses suffer from a lot of the same problems? Because even though they’re both hooves they’re also very different right?
Interesting how the horn of the claw forms a sort of timeline for these injuries. Obviously, nothing came from it because of treatment this time, but on other cows that have ulcer problems, it gives a glimpse into the past for the cow's foot. I can't help but be reminded of tree rings.
You do such exceptional work. I wish you were in Kentucky. There aren’t any foot trimmers, or at least any I know that have your skill level. So many cattle are culled that need an expert trim instead. Our soils are soft and cattle don’t have much opportunity to wear down their hooves, which therefore is why they need cleaned up. You have some of the best cattle videos on TH-cam. GREAT WORK! 👏👏
It's amazing how you're able to heal a cow's foot with trimming and proper care. Makes me wonder at the history of your occupation and how all those who preceded you developed the craft through careful observation and trial/error.
I love your content, you go straight into the subject at hand without constant background music, intro video. Your calm narration makes this video relaxing to listen too when i am need something on in the background.
Thank you Nate. Besides being entertaining and educational, what I appreciate the most is the way you narrate and film you videos. There is no stupid theatrics, and no making it about you. Your amazing.
Fascinating Nate, two part question, 1 what got you into the business and 2 do you raise cattle yourself. Great content and as always Nate be safe and God bless you and your family.
I worked on a dairy in college and part of my job was helping their hoof trimmer. I enjoyed it and he agreed to train me after I graduated. I don’t own any cattle myself.
Seeing how calm the cows are while you work on them is a testament to your mastery of the trade. I also love how you show their sweet little faces at the end and how much more comfortable they are not being lame anymore 🥺 Cows are my favorite animals. I assume you service the same farms repeatedly, do you think the cows remember you?
I wonder what made Nate decide to pursue this profession? I have never been around cows and I had no idea their feet were so complicated or could get into so much trouble. Much less that there were people dedicated to healing this specific part of a cow's body. So this site is educating me about a whole new way of life. I am grateful that you've taken the time and trouble to tell us what you're doing and the various causes of difficulty for those sweet and patient critters. I am also glad to see you treat them with kindness and respect while you tend to their poor feet. So. Thank you!
i love seeing how happy and comfortable you can see the girls afterward, i just know they love and appreciate all you do for them like we do you Nate ❤❤❤
Thanks Nate for sharing the complete process! It may cut down on immediate content but it’s very helpful to see their feet from beginning to end in the same video! Thank you 😊
Loved this one... Interesting to see how fast the hoof actually grows back after a trim etc. I would never had guessed that it could grow back so amazingly fast.
Nate you really are the best. I was so upset for that poor girl seeing how bad it was. You could easily tell it hurt her a lot and it crushed me. But of course as usual you came to the rescue and fixed it perfectly. Made my night to see her healed and walking great. ❤ this is probably one of my favorite videos now.
Couldn't sleep a wink last night after working black Friday. Got a few hours of sleep. Got up with a nasty headache. Ate, took some meds, and now it's sleep time with nate❤
Love the follow ups, and that you cover information like the chemicals you use each episode for those that haven't seen any other of your videos. I like also that i learn something new each episode like you cant suggest any medical treatments. it make so much sense, covers your butt and insures the animal gets double checked by a vet even if your experience knew which way it was going.
Nate has the BEST channel for hoof treatment. His voice is calming and he's very informative plus he takes his time! No annoying music or crazy camera work. It's just a great channel to watch.
I really dig getting to see the problem solved from start to finish in one video, both satisfying and eases the heartache of fretting about how the recovery is going for said cow being worked on :} another brilliant video as per usual!
I can only imagine how this was done in earlier eras. Steel files and hand rasps? Various salts to suppress infections? I never imagined I'd be this fascinated by cow feet.
These videos must be enjoyable because it puts us back in touch with our relationships with animals, which occurred over thousands of years. In the span of time, it is only very recently that we have moved away from farms to city, now that agriculture is a specialized industry. I still enjoy watching cattle grazing out in pasture and even miss the hard work on the family farm on which I was raised. Thanks to all you hoof trimmers and farmers for all you do for the dairy and beef industry and for keeping us fed! - from experience I know it's hard work, 24/7, requiring huge investment, and hopefully rewarding for you. And thanks to all the girls who make the milk that lets me enjoy my yogurt as I watch these videos!
Hello Nate. I would like so much more just trimming videos. Those are my favorites, especially when you're trimming and pop up some pockets full of soil. I realize that I could never be hoof trimmer. I wouldn't left any horn.🤣🤣🤣
I am supposing the healing and growth that occurs subsuquent to the treatment is one of the things that gives folks like the hoof guy hope and determination to keep up the good work?! At :12 into the video you palpate the front area above the hoof known as the "pastern" as I recall? Some cows have a strong upright foot and ocassionally some will have a weak rocking chair type pastern (usually on the rear feet) that is considered a negative or weakness in body confirmation for purebred or show cattle. (This particular cow appeared to have a strong pastern) A weak pastern is sometimes influenced by genetics and can cause sore feet. The Hoof Guy can correct me if I am wrong here. GREAT video as always, loved the final product! Blessings! S. Carolina
That was a large chunk! It's always so satisfying to see the precious cows get relieved! Is trimming hooves and such something you do by earning a degree or an apprenticeship?
But the college he did was unrelated (Biology). He said there is no degree needed or even a certification. You get started by knowing your stuff (apprenticeship) and building trust with the farmers to build clients. So it's about word of mouth? And merit
Thanks Nate for collecting these together for us. I love all your content, but these full multi visit treatments really fill out my understanding of what you do
If someone would've told me I would be watching videos of heifers getting pedicures I probably would not hv believed it lol. Yet, I enjoy it very much & imagine how good it must feel to the cows every dang time. ❤
It’s lovely to see the cows and the relief you can see them feel as they walk out! It’s nice to know that there are people out here doing this good work. Good on you Nate!
Hey man love the vids so much I just started watching and I’ve watched like 20vids. Thanks for entertaining and keep it up bro! I’ll recommend you to my friends!
Just found you today. I canceled subscriptions to a few other vets who promise great cysts but only shows less than a couple minutes of the pus drainage. I like that you're able to do so much more with same equipment. Keep them coming. Thanks
I really don't need to know any of this but I find your videos very entertaining for some reason 😂. I really enjoy watching you help these cows, keep up the good work!
I have no idea why these videos started to get recommended to me but Nate is so informative and kind to the cows that it is honestly a bit calming to watch
I dont know how u stumbled across these videos but I'm so glad I did!!! It's beautiful to watch how careful you are with the cows. Thanks for all the great information sir
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Nate: “And yes, you guessed it..”
Me: we put a block on!
Nate: no
I did that too 😅
Lol
😆😆😆
I was driving past a farm today and slowed down to watch how all the cows walked. Turns out I didn't have to alert the farmer of any potential lesions, but I was ready just in case.
Ever one liked that
@@acak9550 Not really no
Love that! 😂
Just imagine the farmer when some random person shows up. "Hey, you got some lame cows out there! You should call a hoof trimmer!"
Lol I pass cows everyday on my way home and now I always think the same thing.. before I found Nate I didn't even know cows needed to be trimmed.
Nate is the Bob Ross of hoof care world!
Damn, that's true!
I appreciate the effort in merging all of the individual visits into one video. That poor girl, glad to see her doing better. Great video, Nate!
I love how everyone just be under Nate's videos like he's our friend. This is a lovely community actually.... the Hoof Cut Watchers
That's so cute 😭😭😭 hoof cut watchers 😩😩😭😭 also personally, nates voice feels very soothing and therapeutic 😩 would pay to hear him read 😭
@@shuv770 hes such a nice person 😭😭 we need more nice people in the world.
He's like a favorite high school teacher
Agree 👍 🙆♂️ 💯 👍
Hoof Cut Watchers, Lol.
I'll be a charter member.
This video was probably tougher to put together, I appreciate it as a viewer. 🙏
Your voice is very calm and soothing. You should start a playlist reading children's books and short stories. I'd play that every night to fall asleep.
I vote yes!
Oooohhh! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE NATE!
Yes, his voice is very restful and relaxing.
I second this! If he had a patreon for this I'd pay!
I say YES for this!!!!!
I sometimes feel like a little kid yelling along with their favourite TV show 😂. "And now wrap it with salicydic acid!"
Question on an other topic: how do you know which dark spots are from ulcers/lesions and which are just dirt? I've seen you ignore spots that I, with my untrained eye, would've further investigated.
I’ve been meaning to ask the same thing 👍
I've seen him answer on another video that there are some areas where he expects to find issues and others where he's fairly rare, so I think a lot of it just comes from experience
I will do a video. Great question.
I sometimes cringe when he is cutting and say "easy, eeasy!"
I imagine it’s more difficult than it seems to make these videos that follow the cow’s progress through multiple trims, but I appreciate the effort. These videos are lovely to watch. Thanks!
If no one has told u today, youre pretty awesome Nate!
🙏
Love the format of the follow-ups in one video Nate!
My husband has als and today was a doctors appointment and life is just hard. I thought several times today “I just want to watch cows hooves being trimmed” 💜🐄
I'm there with ya. We each go through our own journeys, as you name says. Hang in there!
It seems like a strange thing to find comfort in but for some reason I find these videos very soothing..
Some of us find comfort in different ways. My aunt would cook when family problems would arise. That would give her comfort.
I can only imagine a chat between the cows saying "hey girl look at my new pedicure, Nate has taken the pain away and I'm a new cow now". lol Amazing job, Nate!
LOL
And them being so happy when they see Nate's truck pulling in..."whew, this pain is almost over!"
I genuinely hope this is a conversation thay have lol
*"Cows"* will be the next Disney/Pixar flick. And Nate will be the voice of the hoof trimmer. 😆
@@justacinnamonbun8658 you are right
Love to see followups. Especially after a particularly bad lesion or issue is addressed.
Everytime I watch one of his videos I feel like a professional :) have a nice day!
Me to
Me too! I live in a rural area. I see cows everyday, but didn't know they needed trims. Now I'm thinking when I retire, from teaching 1st Graders, I can definitely become the local hoof trimmer...😂
Just having that big piece of hoof cut from where it was hanging between the toes must have been such a relief! Imagine having something constantly poking you between your toes, thanks for including the follow up!
I love that last shot. All the ladies looking at us. 😂 These videos make me want to find some cows and volunteer my time to inspect their hooves so I can catch stuff like this before it becomes an issue. Note: I don't live near any cows. 😂
I can't believe what type of content I found here and how interesting it is. I watched ten videos before I even noticed I basically was looking at cow hoofes for the last hour.
Very interesting how you talk about and present it. Well done. Looking forward to see more.
One question: Do solipeds like horses have similar problems?
EDIT: Make that two hours.😅
Yes. This condition in horses is referred to as thrush.
I’ve wondered the same things, do horses suffer from a lot of the same problems? Because even though they’re both hooves they’re also very different right?
@@kaylam.j.2172 oh, there's a whole section of YT for horse hooves too! (I think they're called farriers)
Interesting how the horn of the claw forms a sort of timeline for these injuries. Obviously, nothing came from it because of treatment this time, but on other cows that have ulcer problems, it gives a glimpse into the past for the cow's foot. I can't help but be reminded of tree rings.
You do such exceptional work. I wish you were in Kentucky. There aren’t any foot trimmers, or at least any I know that have your skill level. So many cattle are culled that need an expert trim instead. Our soils are soft and cattle don’t have much opportunity to wear down their hooves, which therefore is why they need cleaned up. You have some of the best cattle videos on TH-cam. GREAT WORK! 👏👏
I really do love seeing the cows heal up. I know it takes longer, I appreciate your effort
It's amazing how you're able to heal a cow's foot with trimming and proper care. Makes me wonder at the history of your occupation and how all those who preceded you developed the craft through careful observation and trial/error.
I really like the format of this video, with updates all in one. But I also like the separate update videos too. Ahh, I just like all of your videos!
Actually that wrap looks comfortable. Don't listen to them Nate they don't know 👍
Agreed
Agreed.
That hoof weebled like it wasn't attached. So glad to see her doing so well ❤❤
I love your content, you go straight into the subject at hand without constant background music, intro video.
Your calm narration makes this video relaxing to listen too when i am need something on in the background.
Thank you Nate. Besides being entertaining and educational, what I appreciate the most is the way you narrate and film you videos. There is no stupid theatrics, and no making it about you. Your amazing.
Imagine having pain or scratch in the middle of a toe and cannot reach it....it must feel great after this treatment
You're so good at teaching that I feel like I'm learning beside you as an apprentice lol
These videos are sooooo positive! If I'm down, I just look up his videos, helping animals, and it makes me hope again there is good out there 🥰
I love how he cares so much about his cows, it's obvious that he treats his cows good by how they're clean, and well, these videos!
The “girls” must get to know your scent Nate, do they ever come and give you some love when remembering you from previous corrections?
Nate is so gentle and compassionate with these important dairy cows !
I’d never thought I’d see someone cut a cows hoof- but here I am and I’m learning a lot
Fascinating Nate, two part question, 1 what got you into the business and 2 do you raise cattle yourself. Great content and as always Nate be safe and God bless you and your family.
I worked on a dairy in college and part of my job was helping their hoof trimmer. I enjoyed it and he agreed to train me after I graduated. I don’t own any cattle myself.
@@NatetheHoofGuy way cool thanks for responding Nate, hope your having a great weekend with family and friends.
Seeing how calm the cows are while you work on them is a testament to your mastery of the trade. I also love how you show their sweet little faces at the end and how much more comfortable they are not being lame anymore 🥺 Cows are my favorite animals.
I assume you service the same farms repeatedly, do you think the cows remember you?
I really like the style of your videos. No unnecessary music or theatrics. Just down to business and good expectations. Keep it up
That is also my cup of tea, not a “show” but an educational video. 👍👍
What a vast improvement, in 4 weeks! Great job Nate! 👌
I wonder what made Nate decide to pursue this profession?
I have never been around cows and I had no idea their feet were so complicated or could get into so much trouble. Much less that there were people dedicated to healing this specific part of a cow's body. So this site is educating me about a whole new way of life.
I am grateful that you've taken the time and trouble to tell us what you're doing and the various causes of difficulty for those sweet and patient critters. I am also glad to see you treat them with kindness and respect while you tend to their poor feet.
So. Thank you!
i love seeing how happy and comfortable you can see the girls afterward, i just know they love and appreciate all you do for them like we do you Nate ❤❤❤
I love that you give us updates. We are learning to care about each cow. These updates just makes me feel good.
NATE, your generous spraying of chlorhexidine reflects the generosity of your heart❤️❣️❣️
Love this guy
Who doesnt
Thanks Nate for sharing the complete process! It may cut down on immediate content but it’s very helpful to see their feet from beginning to end in the same video! Thank you 😊
These follow up format videos are the best! Love your careful trims and great explanations.
Loved this one... Interesting to see how fast the hoof actually grows back after a trim etc. I would never had guessed that it could grow back so amazingly fast.
Great video. I do really enjoy the vids that do follow up. Nice to see how the cows recover.
Nate you really are the best. I was so upset for that poor girl seeing how bad it was. You could easily tell it hurt her a lot and it crushed me. But of course as usual you came to the rescue and fixed it perfectly. Made my night to see her healed and walking great. ❤ this is probably one of my favorite videos now.
Couldn't sleep a wink last night after working black Friday. Got a few hours of sleep. Got up with a nasty headache. Ate, took some meds, and now it's sleep time with nate❤
Love the follow ups, and that you cover information like the chemicals you use each episode for those that haven't seen any other of your videos. I like also that i learn something new each episode like you cant suggest any medical treatments. it make so much sense, covers your butt and insures the animal gets double checked by a vet even if your experience knew which way it was going.
You do such a good job coordinating the video with audio recorded after the fact.
Nate has the BEST channel for hoof treatment. His voice is calming and he's very informative plus he takes his time! No annoying music or crazy camera work. It's just a great channel to watch.
I really like this time elapsed format, to see the same problem hoof over time.
I really dig getting to see the problem solved from start to finish in one video, both satisfying and eases the heartache of fretting about how the recovery is going for said cow being worked on :} another brilliant video as per usual!
I love when you give the girls a scratch on the head or behind the ear. I bet they're so relieved to see you if they're feeling sore.
You are really informative, like the way you have compassion for the animal and follow u more than others 👍
Nate I think I am falling in love with your hands!! You are such an angel to these cows🙏❤️
I was so happy to hear she would be getting antibiotics too.
i have no intention of ever getting cows, infact i don’t care much for them, yet i am watching this video and am enjoying it
This is a first for me! Thanks for the info and helping this gentle giant feel more comfortable.
This is such a wholesome channel. Thank you so much for showing that farming and ranching is more than just factory torture like so many portray it.
I can only imagine how this was done in earlier eras. Steel files and hand rasps? Various salts to suppress infections? I never imagined I'd be this fascinated by cow feet.
Fantastic job, Nate. I love seeing these cows turned around like this.
Really nice to see this to its conclusion, with the lesion all healed up.
These videos must be enjoyable because it puts us back in touch with our relationships with animals, which occurred over thousands of years. In the span of time, it is only very recently that we have moved away from farms to city, now that agriculture is a specialized industry. I still enjoy watching cattle grazing out in pasture and even miss the hard work on the family farm on which I was raised. Thanks to all you hoof trimmers and farmers for all you do for the dairy and beef industry and for keeping us fed! - from experience I know it's hard work, 24/7, requiring huge investment, and hopefully rewarding for you. And thanks to all the girls who make the milk that lets me enjoy my yogurt as I watch these videos!
Hello Nate. I would like so much more just trimming videos. Those are my favorites, especially when you're trimming and pop up some pockets full of soil. I realize that I could never be hoof trimmer. I wouldn't left any horn.🤣🤣🤣
He has a second channel called Hoof Trimming ASMR that is just trimming, if that's what you're looking for. It's pretty relaxing.
@@amandaevans9201 Thank you so much. 😉
@@yusperez2594 You're welcome!
This is one of those channels I hit like before the video even starts. It is that good!!
I am supposing the healing and growth that occurs subsuquent to the treatment is one of the things that gives folks like the hoof guy hope and determination to keep up the good work?!
At :12 into the video you palpate the front area above the hoof known as the "pastern" as I recall? Some cows have a strong upright foot and ocassionally some will have a weak rocking chair type pastern (usually on the rear feet) that is considered a negative or weakness in body confirmation for purebred or show cattle. (This particular cow appeared to have a strong pastern) A weak pastern is sometimes influenced by genetics and can cause sore feet. The Hoof Guy can correct me if I am wrong here. GREAT video as always, loved the final product! Blessings! S. Carolina
A happy lady, a happy trimmer and a happy viewer....
These video's including the follow ups are the best! Thanks Nate!
Fascinating process! Loved the video as always. Great to see your work and you narrate so well.
Good job Doc.
Helping these animals to be pain free as possible is great m
That was a large chunk! It's always so satisfying to see the precious cows get relieved! Is trimming hooves and such something you do by earning a degree or an apprenticeship?
On another view Nate commented that he apprenticed under someone after going to college
But the college he did was unrelated (Biology). He said there is no degree needed or even a certification. You get started by knowing your stuff (apprenticeship) and building trust with the farmers to build clients. So it's about word of mouth? And merit
I trained with another professional trimmer
I hope you consider making a blooper video. I can't help but think cows have a pretty good sense of humor, lol.
Thanks Nate for collecting these together for us. I love all your content, but these full multi visit treatments really fill out my understanding of what you do
Great job Nate, you have another happy customer. I love these videos with follow ups included.
If someone would've told me I would be watching videos of heifers getting pedicures I probably would not hv believed it lol. Yet, I enjoy it very much & imagine how good it must feel to the cows every dang time. ❤
I love it when you cut follow up videos together, thank you! :)
I really like your videos that show the healing process, like this one.
Also, it would be nice to see the cow walking before and after.
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I like how I've watched enough of Nate's vids that I could casually eat chocolate while watching his vids all relaxed
My toes still curl a little sometimes when he starts cutting 😅
It’s lovely to see the cows and the relief you can see them feel as they walk out! It’s nice to know that there are people out here doing this good work. Good on you Nate!
Great video. Its so amazing how quickly animals heal. Great job and the little loving to the cow was heart warming.
Love how generous you are with the salicylic acid
Great job! Thank you for helping these sweet ole cows.
You took us on a journey Nate, thank you.
Hey man love the vids so much I just started watching and I’ve watched like 20vids. Thanks for entertaining and keep it up bro! I’ll recommend you to my friends!
Check out the hoof gp he is amazing too and in scotland.
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Just found you today. I canceled subscriptions to a few other vets who promise great cysts but only shows less than a couple minutes of the pus drainage. I like that you're able to do so much more with same equipment.
Keep them coming.
Thanks
I come on TH-cam eager to watch Nate...and listen to his voice! 😄 More videos, please.
A new one in 10 minutes.
I really don't need to know any of this but I find your videos very entertaining for some reason 😂. I really enjoy watching you help these cows, keep up the good work!
I don’t know why I’m watching this at 4AM, but I’m enjoying it all the way
I have no idea why these videos started to get recommended to me but Nate is so informative and kind to the cows that it is honestly a bit calming to watch
So pleased she is doing so well! Thank you for putting the progress all on one video!!!
I dont know how u stumbled across these videos but I'm so glad I did!!! It's beautiful to watch how careful you are with the cows. Thanks for all the great information sir
LOVE the attention to care & detail! that last follow-up on her hoof was immaculate. keep up the great work, Nate!
Nate petting the cows is my favorite part of these videos.
Great work Nate. Thanks for uploading the new format video. Really happy…do increase the frequency of such videos.
Nate, you are a TRUE master of the craft!
Your videos are really great. I can't watch other hoof trimmers now. You're just too good!
I love cows. I've only had the opportunity to spend time with cows on a few occasions, but they're like big, gentle dogs. They love pets
So satisfying seeing the hoof fully healed and the cow walking good again. This is like a weird fairy tale ending for me. Lol