I watched a video of a man that saved a cow’s newborn that was stuck under an electric fence and the cow walked up to the man later, looked directly at him for some prolonged seconds before walking away. IMO, they are DEFINITELY showing their gratitude. I also wonder if they look longer so they remember the person’s face.
@@stop08itI saw a video of a person saving a baby deer from a wire fence and the deers mom came right up to the person stared at them, nodded, and then walked away. People don’t want to believe it but animals are evolving very quick and becoming seemingly more “conscious” than previously thought, it’s beautiful but kinda scary fosho.
@@ienjoyasmr that's nothing new, anything with a nervous system can display basic pattern recognition. Animals have always been aware of their surroundings, it just hasn't always gone acknowledged by humans
It always amazes me when you see animals thanking humans that helped them. Be it cows that look at you before walking away or deer that hang around allowing you to pet them. Even wild animals eventually realize you are only there to help and usually end up cooperating. ❤️
Having grown up in the Soo, I enjoy watching you drive those cold Wisconsin roads from here in sunny LA. I am happy to be living where my boogers don’t freeze.
my absolute favorite hoof guy!!! the only one that does the zoom ins and explanations of those zoom ins and sticks to JUST hoof trimmin! no other nonsense.
She was so thankful for the help of being uncomfortable. Their hoofs have to hold up hundreds of pound of weight. Thank you for helping these cows and giving them a "hoofacure". You're so gentle and do a great job.
Hello from sunny Florida Nate another great job and explanation of how and why you do what you do for these girls. I love the way she stopped after release and thanked you for fixing her up!
Thank you. You’re very informative. Last year at this time I would never have imagined that I’d enjoy watching a cows hoof being trimmed and now I watch two different channels. 🇨🇦😎🇨🇦
Not sure I found myself here lol. I live in Nashville but not near a farm! But I live for these videos and just the animals to feel better. I think I wish I lived on a farm!! ❤
I never thought watching a video about hoof trims and treatment would be interesting. I have now been watching yours for months now and waiting for more.
Nice video, Nate! I like how they all look back at you, sort of saying thank you! I thought her hoof looked in rough shape, but you made it seem smooth and routine. I always look forward to new Saturday morning Nate video, they never disappoint. Safe travels, Whisperer
Nate, I love it when you include extra footage before & after the trims. All those extra little bits are wonderful. I've watched a lot of your videos, but I don't remember if you've addressed any of these: * Do you ever have to refer a cow to a vet? * I assume most of the cows you work on don't have problems, you just need to do a trim, is that right? How frequently to you see a cow that has a problem? * What do the farmers think of your TH-cam project?
Hello from Australia! Another great video. Love watching them limp in and walk out. Nate must get a real buzz from easing the pain these girls must be in.
Love the way you teach and I love to see the coulee region again. We lived in Butterfest country near Ben Bikin' for 10 years and it's nice to feel a sort of connection when watching your videos. Thanks once again for sharing! Sending love to your family from a college town a couple hours north of you.
My part of the country is having a way more mild winter than usual, so I'm living vicariously through you and enjoying the gorgeous snow shots! I love hearing you explain things about your cow tootsies, then comparing and contrasting with horse farriery. Thanks!
That 1558 is a sweetie and she had a nasty boo-boo in her claw. Hopefully her pedicure & platform orthotic will give that a chance to heal. Stay safe out there!
Thanks for adding the driving video! What beautiful countryside! You need a shave brother! Oh I know you're taken, but's it's always a good idea to keep looking your best for the girls...😉🤣😂🤣
I regularly see your videos, I think cows are such an interesting animals and love the way you treat them. And I enjoyed snowed landscape. I am mexican and live in Mexico City. Sorry for my English. Regards and keep up the good work!
Do you have to worry about dermatitis spreading to you? How long is your average day? Thanks for all the info, Nate! I'm from Denver and so fascinated by farms!
Re: "was the cow limping" - one has to remember that cows are prey animals, meaning they instinctively want to hide anything that might be considered a weakness, which is how a predator singles out a prey animal that will be easier to eat.
Thanks for trying to touch on some of the tools of the trade questions as I'm guilty of questions asking too! Tool guys are tool guys that know the right tool for the job is necessary but we're trying to understand the job from a distance in a very limiting way. If we weren't interested we wouldn't be asking and we appreciate that you try so much to help us understand.
I’d like to see all your knives. I’d like to see what all the knives start out looking like. I’d also like to see a video of you sharpening your knives. Probably a strange request but I’m a strange gal 🤷🏼♀️😈🤣 Love ya Nate! 💕
*said the same word enough times to be conscious of it* Ha. Thank you. I didn't notice; so I guess most people won't notice whenever I do the same thing.
I'd like to thankyou for your for your quality content, and thank you again for dignifying my dumb question about the chlorhexidine from before- that one's going to haunt me. A lot of silly simple questions do, it just keeps me from making repeat mistakes. I know now that chlorhexidine and CuSO4•5H2O are both blue, and that you'd never use the harsher of the two unless it were necessitated by a really bad case- like with hairy warts. Like you said- it's always been chlorhexidine.
I HAVE A QUESTION! First, thank you for the video. My question is, Have you ever been trimming away around an infection and discovered a parasite in the wound??
2:50 salicylic acid can never hurt. It’s a chemical not antibiotics, so it’s not like bacteria can become resistant to it. Always better safe than sorry.
As a Mainer living in exile in Oklahoma, I miss that real winter cold so bad. Hey, also - was it a while before you could afford your own chute? Those things must be pretty pricey, what with all the hydraulics, no?
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I love how so many of the cows seem to turn around and “thank” you, after exiting the chute.
I watched a video of a man that saved a cow’s newborn that was stuck under an electric fence and the cow walked up to the man later, looked directly at him for some prolonged seconds before walking away. IMO, they are DEFINITELY showing their gratitude. I also wonder if they look longer so they remember the person’s face.
@@stop08itI saw a video of a person saving a baby deer from a wire fence and the deers mom came right up to the person stared at them, nodded, and then walked away. People don’t want to believe it but animals are evolving very quick and becoming seemingly more “conscious” than previously thought, it’s beautiful but kinda scary fosho.
@@ienjoyasmr that's nothing new, anything with a nervous system can display basic pattern recognition. Animals have always been aware of their surroundings, it just hasn't always gone acknowledged by humans
to get a good look at the enemy 😂
Gotta love this man's quiet intros.
The Hoof GP sucks
She turns her head to say, "Thank you, Nate!!! I feel SO much better!"
It always amazes me when you see animals thanking humans that helped them. Be it cows that look at you before walking away or deer that hang around allowing you to pet them. Even wild animals eventually realize you are only there to help and usually end up cooperating. ❤️
Having grown up in the Soo, I enjoy watching you drive those cold Wisconsin roads from here in sunny LA. I am happy to be living where my boogers don’t freeze.
Lol, not frozen, but taxed😂
My state isn't as cold but its 20 degrees below 0
@@Chronically_JBoo So sorry.
feel the same way watching from Vancouver bc,, lived in Lloydminster northern Alberta 15 years.
My brother sent me a Calvin and Hobbs comic strip. Calvin days the one thing he hates about winter is Frozen Boogers!
I really enjoyed watching your intro in the snow. Glad to see you could help that young lady.
I love when you're done and the hoof is all nice and clean and snug in its wrap! You can tell the cows ❤ it too!
The way she turned and stared at you at the end was too funny!
It’s like she was saying “How dare you sir” 😂
I see it as, "Thanks man, I want to remember the gentleman who helped my foot pain out."
You're intro's and outtro's are flipping awesome every single time!
my absolute favorite hoof guy!!! the only one that does the zoom ins and explanations of those zoom ins and sticks to JUST hoof trimmin! no other nonsense.
I liked it even before it finished loading. Nate, you're the best. Got me hooked from day one.
She was so thankful for the help of being uncomfortable. Their hoofs have to hold up hundreds of pound of weight. Thank you for helping these cows and giving them a "hoofacure". You're so gentle and do a great job.
I think the cow was thanking you, Nate! My foot feels better, thank you! ❤
Hello from sunny Florida Nate another great job and explanation of how and why you do what you do for these girls. I love the way she stopped after release and thanked you for fixing her up!
Yet another great hoof trimming master class.
Many thanks.
Nice weather. Thanks for making the video, Nate. 😊
Early for a trim vid makes me green
Be safe out in those roads Dr. NATE! Great job as usual! Thank you for the well explained video!!! We will tune in, on the next one!!
I love it when you show the landscape there. I spent some of the best days of my life in SW Wisconsin, and it is so beautiful.
Thank you. You’re very informative. Last year at this time I would never have imagined that I’d enjoy watching a cows hoof being trimmed and now I watch two different channels. 🇨🇦😎🇨🇦
I look forward to every single one of your videos. You're the best Nate!
Thank you cattle for the sustenance and nutrition you provide.
Not sure I found myself here lol. I live in Nashville but not near a farm! But I live for these videos and just the animals to feel better. I think I wish I lived on a farm!! ❤
Great video to watch, wonderful questions to answer and a nice cow saying thank you with her eyes.
I never thought watching a video about hoof trims and treatment would be interesting. I have now been watching yours for months now and waiting for more.
Nice video, Nate! I like how they all look back at you, sort of saying thank you! I thought her hoof looked in rough shape, but you made it seem smooth and routine. I always look forward to new Saturday morning Nate video, they never disappoint. Safe travels, Whisperer
Another awesome video Nate, absolutely beautiful scenery, your freezing and I’m sweltering here, thank you for posting, and take care.👍💙🐄❄️
Nate, I love it when you include extra footage before & after the trims. All those extra little bits are wonderful.
I've watched a lot of your videos, but I don't remember if you've addressed any of these:
* Do you ever have to refer a cow to a vet?
* I assume most of the cows you work on don't have problems, you just need to do a trim, is that right? How frequently to you see a cow that has a problem?
* What do the farmers think of your TH-cam project?
The roads looked bad, but wow that snow was beautiful on the trees!
You answered my question on the knife issue and use. Great Job as you always do. Stay warm and safe through the winter months.
Love how the girls turn to look at you when you let them out of the shoot!
Love these videos Nate keep them up! Been watching for a couple years now
Thank you my friend. That God be with you..
Hello from Australia! Another great video. Love watching them limp in and walk out. Nate must get a real buzz from easing the pain these girls must be in.
Another Aussie fan here 😊
Who's your Footy team?
@@stevekassel3301 Mine or @Paul Norman 's? I don't follow any competitive sports :)
Love the way you teach and I love to see the coulee region again. We lived in Butterfest country near Ben Bikin' for 10 years and it's nice to feel a sort of connection when watching your videos. Thanks once again for sharing! Sending love to your family from a college town a couple hours north of you.
My part of the country is having a way more mild winter than usual, so I'm living vicariously through you and enjoying the gorgeous snow shots!
I love hearing you explain things about your cow tootsies, then comparing and contrasting with horse farriery. Thanks!
I'm so addicted to the video you make, and the way you talk about sharping your knifes you sound like Farm Hitman talking eheheh
Good morning Nate, Thank you for a very informative video.
Greetings from Northwest Territories, Canada. Love your channel.
I feel like she glared back at you like "you may have helped me, but no touching the feets!!!"
Another great video Nate. Many thanks 🐄
You’re amazing I’m so trilled that you take great care of their hoofs. From me to you thank you !!
With the weather out there, I’m curious how does it impact your trimming. Those hoofs gotta be rock hard due to the cold.
That 1558 is a sweetie and she had a nasty boo-boo in her claw.
Hopefully her pedicure & platform orthotic will give that a chance to heal.
Stay safe out there!
Nate great videos. I see you care alot.
Hello from Scotland! Have you ever had a cow with a hoof so bad it was beyond repair, and what happens to the cow if it's not repairable?
Beautiful countryside. The ladies always like to glance back to say thanks!
Aah, a beautiful day in Wisconsin. :)
Thanks for the videos, Nate
Thanks Nate for answering my knife question and explaining it in this video 👍
Thanks for taking time to answer questions! Good work with the trim. Nice shots of your winter wonder land. Cheers from the 920 of Wi.
Thank you Nate and 🐄 ❄️
Drive safely, Nate. Thanks for really efficiently handling all those questions. Zei gezund.
This is amazing! So thorough, I now understand several things that I've wondered about. Thank you! 🥰
I think she stop's to look back to say "thank you". Sweet girl.
Oh, thanks for the little drive to work. Looks awful cold.
Oh it looks so cold! I hope you are warm enough!
Thanks for adding the driving video! What beautiful countryside!
You need a shave brother! Oh I know you're taken, but's it's always a good idea to keep looking your best for the girls...😉🤣😂🤣
Love my Wisconsin winters. Greetings from GB
Thank you for sharing the beautiful snowy scenery!
Thanks for another great video Nate, take care out there. 😊💫
I regularly see your videos, I think cows are such an interesting animals and love the way you treat them. And I enjoyed snowed landscape. I am mexican and live in Mexico City. Sorry for my English. Regards and keep up the good work!
Your videos are always so fun to watch and informative. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Love the snow everywhere!
Estou viciado nesses vídeos... Aqui do Brasil...
The best medical folks look for the preventative care. ;) Thanks, Nate!
Excellent stuff Nate. I always enjoy you're detailed explanations on the issues you deal with for the cows. Thanks for a really interesting channel.
When this video popped up in my feed I watched it *right* *away*
Interesting, I always assumed that the knives came in different sizes for particular problems. Thanks!
i love your videos so much, literally best part of my day, thank u nate the hoof guy
Do you have to worry about dermatitis spreading to you? How long is your average day? Thanks for all the info, Nate! I'm from Denver and so fascinated by farms!
Re: "was the cow limping" - one has to remember that cows are prey animals, meaning they instinctively want to hide anything that might be considered a weakness, which is how a predator singles out a prey animal that will be easier to eat.
Love the cows that look back as if to say, "Hey that feels better, thanks!"
Thanks for trying to touch on some of the tools of the trade questions as I'm guilty of questions asking too! Tool guys are tool guys that know the right tool for the job is necessary but we're trying to understand the job from a distance in a very limiting way. If we weren't interested we wouldn't be asking and we appreciate that you try so much to help us understand.
She looked back to thank you! ❤😭❤️
She said Thank You at the end😊❤️
I'm diggin' the safety orange.
The snow is so pretty. I'm so jealous, I live somewhere it never snows
Man, that hoof looked almost marbled with all those separated layers of horn
Looks like a marble cake strangly beautiful
I’d like to see all your knives. I’d like to see what all the knives start out looking like. I’d also like to see a video of you sharpening your knives. Probably a strange request but I’m a strange gal 🤷🏼♀️😈🤣 Love ya Nate! 💕
He posted a video you are looking for on 2 Feb 2022. A new, used and old knife
*said the same word enough times to be conscious of it* Ha. Thank you. I didn't notice; so I guess most people won't notice whenever I do the same thing.
I'd like to thankyou for your for your quality content, and thank you again for dignifying my dumb question about the chlorhexidine from before- that one's going to haunt me. A lot of silly simple questions do, it just keeps me from making repeat mistakes. I know now that chlorhexidine and CuSO4•5H2O are both blue, and that you'd never use the harsher of the two unless it were necessitated by a really bad case- like with hairy warts. Like you said- it's always been chlorhexidine.
poor girl. glad shes feeling better, hope the heal goes without a hitch!
Oh my goodness that claw was looking like a jawbreaker as he pared away at it
For the next Q&A what exact carbides do you use and how much are they and how often do you need new carbides/hole discs?
Sorry if to specific😅
Great explanations. Thank you.
Thank you for this lesson 👍🏻😊
5:44 "Oh... whoa, my foot doesn't hurt anymore, wow sir, that's impressive"
My 3 year old son enjoys watching your videos, he calls them "the cow game" and asks for it before bed
I HAVE A QUESTION! First, thank you for the video. My question is, Have you ever been trimming away around an infection and discovered a parasite in the wound??
2:50 salicylic acid can never hurt. It’s a chemical not antibiotics, so it’s not like bacteria can become resistant to it. Always better safe than sorry.
He's like the Bob Ross of animal husbandry. 😂
Gotta say, in the beginning phase, that hoof looks like a 3 tier cake as the knife cuts
I thought it looked like a marble cake too. 😂
Yes!! Exactly! 😆
Love the journey 😊👍
First! Thanks Nate…cheers
Looks like a nice marble rye 😁
I have no reason to be watching this but feel if apocalypse happens would be good to keep this way back in my mind.
As a Mainer living in exile in Oklahoma, I miss that real winter cold so bad. Hey, also - was it a while before you could afford your own chute? Those things must be pretty pricey, what with all the hydraulics, no?
At the end she looked back at you to say thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Nate! You make me miss the Midwest.