Hello, to avoid and prevent infections of the feet of sheep, there is a trick that is effective: putting a tray with lime in the entrance to the sheepfold like this when he walks in it, it treats the feet. Good luck for the assembly of your barn cordially
I enjoy your big projects, they are interesting and educational. But What I really enjoy is watching you as a couple working together, also I do not often see a guy commenting on how much he respects and appreciates his partner. You are very gentle. In a troubled world that is very comforting.
Shearing is not as easy as it looks. The fact you guys make it look so easy (and leave the animals so clean without nicks and cuts) even though its evidently not what you do every day.... is incredible! Fantastic clip!
I have watched your videos for many years now and deeply enjoy them! I appreciate it takes a lot of effort to film as you go but you have a real skill for documenting... I know i am just one of many folk who are inspired by you. I have to agree your last video was wonderful to watch! Thanks for sharing and educating 😊 🌱
Its nice to see how far its come in all this time. The big projects are cool, but its really good to get a chance to see everything else that is going on. Its come a long way since you started camping in a tent and building your house.
It's heartwarming to see how you and Dot treat all your animals. I like the way you go about things. If you don't know how to do it, you take a course. Well done. Jane, Philadelphia
Watching you and Dot work together makes me so incredibly happy, and them just following her along was the cutest thing. Love that we’re getting to see a little more of her 🥰 looking forward to the next one mate. Cheers xx
I think you two did an admirable job for only having done it once before. In a few years you’ll both be old hands at it. Thanks for letting us tag along❤️🤗🐝
I visited Australia in the 70's aboard a US Navy ship. Several of us went to a shearing muster and I was so amazed at the speed and the process in general. They made it look easy to me, and so did you two. You folks work hard but smart, and you are living the dream!
I've been watching for years, you never cease to amaze me with your fountain of knowledge and your courage to try new things. Love your content keep up the good work.
I first watched your videos because of the Hydro. But I really enjoy the daily life stuff. I think you and Dot work really hard, and put time and max effort in to everything you do!
Brilliant video. Love to see the daily tasks (as well as the big builds) and a small insight into yours and the lively Dots life. Nice to see Dot in the video too. Well done both on shearing and doing an amazing job. More vids like this pls! ❤😊
Once again I really take my hat off to you and Dot for your gung-ho attitude. I find it hard to believe what you have achieved. It’s always a pleasure to logon and see the next episode. All the best for the future.
Your YT channel popped up on my home screen about a month ago, and I must say, you show your many talents for building, gardening, milling, and all the other task that go along with maintaining a homestead. I especially enjoy your many methods of getting power from wind, sun, and hydroelectric. When I start watching them, I just can't stop! The passion you put into any task you attempt is extremely enjoyable too me. I can't wait to see your hydroelectric business videos in the future, and I wish you all the best. The things you, and Dot do is so very inspiring, you are blessed in so many ways. I realize all of this is so very hard work, but seems you get through it all with a feeling of acheivement. Be safe, and God bless you both! Thanks for sharing these videos, and I must say I love the smile on your face when you start the videos, and the pleasant attitude you convey.
It’s nice to see your daily life. Shearing reminded me of my childhood on a farm in South Africa. Keep up building your dreams wether big or small. God bless
Just like the nursery rhyme. Black sheep and 3 bags full of wool. It's always interesting to see the amount of effort behind the final 'harvest', from cleaning to trimming to spraying to doctoring. There's more to it than most realize. Farming of any sort is a lot of hard work. Well done. Next year your shearing will be better for having done it this year.
Having been with you since you were slogging in the mud setting up the tire foundation, I'd say that its your view of things that brings me back. Your editing skills and story telling keeps getting better. I live in the city, and have seen large projects before, but what I don't see is the slower off grid life which is why I come here. So yeah, more of these please.
There are a couple of wool-themed videos of the making of a carding machine, and it's its later upgrade, made for Dot. Mostly the construction of the machine, but some carding and a bit of spinning from Dot. th-cam.com/video/1fSz5IuGTNg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/ACuo5qsVUHE/w-d-xo.html
I once helped on a sheep farm during shearing time. I was only stuffing bags with sheared wool and I was knackered at the end of the day. The lads doing the shearing did hundreds of sheep. I’ve no idea how they were still standing at the end of the day. I’m impressed how calm and confident you are with your animals. Makes for much happier animals! Great video!
Thanks Kris, Dot! Appreciate you both taking the time to show life on your farm! How are your trees you planted a couple years back doing From what I get a glimpse at your water wheels a beast! I’m really surprised that Bluetti has not sponsored you one of there battery packs! Then maybe you don’t want to deal with that! Thanks again Always a pleasure to see you and Dot!
Well done Kris and Dot - I take my hat off to you undertaking your own shearing and your consideration for the animals in your care. Thanks for the video.
I also really love the daily life videos! The self-sufficiency and learning the farm skills. I also like the big projects and business matters but you living YOUR life is what drew me to the channel so very long ago. You have come so very far from that wet, cold tent.
‘Meanwhile back at Uncle Kris’s sheep shearing shed shearing sheep’. Try saying that after a bottle of beer tonight. You’ve well earned it. What a brill video, as you say, varied and very interesting. Certainly got some fine skills Kris/Dot. A pleasure to watch. Well done both. Stay well.
You are doing a great job. If you had more to do each year you would get a lot better but the sheep don't care if they look good or not. You got the wool off them - that's the main thing and you did it yourselves. I would say you are way better than average for a beginner. Thanks for these great honest videos
I find e verything you do almost equally interesting so I'm happy any time a new video is posted. A quick request. We have not seen muc about the progress of your tree planting and wildlife pond progress recently. Could you post a short update on those for us?
Kris very nice. I cannot believe the sheep are so calm during the process. God luck with the build and remember we do not care how long it takes, we care that you are having fun. We enjoy the honest look at life of your channel. Always move forward don't sweat the small stuff.
Hi Kris and Dot, my family here in New Zealand are farmers and shearers. I also have worked many hours as a wool hand. It's hard challenging work and you two did excellent for beginners. Bravo to You 👍💙🌏💙
They turned out quite well especially given the year gap from when you took the course! I think you'll be happy to have the skill of shearing if your flock grows over the years, and also now you can just do it when it needs doing instead of waiting on someone else.
Kris love it. Lots of folks around us and us included have been buying the butt wool to line raised garden beds. It breaks down and has the poo with it. Helps a lot in container gardens. Might be able to off load some of the wool that you just can't spin. Keep up the great work :)
You’re right Kris about us long termers enjoying the variety of your content. Just loving the couples thing and the other sides of your life over there, you’re so much more relaxed 👍. That girl of yours is extraordinary Kris. The way she is with the animals and around the property…..you seriously need to lock that girl in ❤️ my minds working overtime looking at your workshop, can hardly wait. Good luck and congratulations with your amazing progress.
Fantastic, well done with the sheering. maybe not the prettiest finish, but you got the job done and that’s what counts. Geese, awww they are so cute. Geese grow so fast. So do ducks, must be something about water foul.
Super nice video. I enjoy the woodworking most of all but these farm duties are so important for the sheep to keep them healthy and germ free. You and Dot are really a great team and I have enjoyed your videos and I will continue to do so. Thank you
Kris, i have been a big fan of your channel for some years. I nearly didnt click on this one, as i much prefer to see your designing, building, fabrication, engine replacement and joinery skills the most. However, I thoroughly enjoyed this one too. Great video, as usual.
All your videos are great. You guys are an inspiration with your hard work and ingenuity. The daily life stuff is awesome, as well as the big projects. I started watching because I was interested in what you were doing with your off-grid electric system and your first building projects. I keep watching because I enjoy the way you approach life. Keep doing whatever feels right for you and I'm sure you'll keep getting people finding joy and education in watching your videos.
grat bit of sharing dot . that a back braking job that a fact one you in to doing a lot. spreading the fleece out & rolling it up is another skill al of its own too the bags we had to fill were huge. lol of give yourself a big pat on the back. my first shear was with shears seizers, I think it was don as a jock but i completed the task well.
Excellent job you 2! That is a very difficult, back breaking, but absolutely necessary job! As time goes on, the more sheerings you have under your belts, plus they will see how much more comfortable they are with that hot coat gone, they will relax for you. Keep up the great work! Greetings from south Louisiana, USA!!
It's 5 am and I'm chilling watching you and Dot shear your sheep. I can't think of a better way to wake up guys. 😂 Really looking forward to the barn going up.hope you have good weather Kris. Everything you two guys do makes me so envious lol.
Really Goodd Job! Much respect, I worked on a farm when I was younger (around 35years ago) my roll was catching and rolling for a flock of around 150-200 it's back breaking work!
I admire you on the way you have developed. But I will say, "Behi d every successful man stands a woman" You my friend have a rock in Dot. Keep going you two. Being a semi-invalid, I luvit and your site brings me much happiness. I live in Tanzania, East Africa - so your site brings joy far and wide
You both did a great job on the shearing of sheep. Like that you too were worried about nicking the sheep. But got a lot of wool from them for Dot to spin. Also noticed when you put the clippers to the back of their leg they stretched it out for you, you know they enjoyed that, it was mostly being held down is what they didn't like. Good job.
Hey Kris, from the good 'ol USA, I really like your videos. I have been watching for about four years now. Just want to say, thanks for the content. Keep doing what you are doing, don't question it, and just stay happy. The shop/barn will get completed. Just enjoy the journey. Heaps of love from the USA.
Literally any video you make is interesting to watch and learn from - I've been watching for more years than I've even had this account for, and there's not a single video that I haven't learnt something that's useful to my own life in, so please just keep filming & sharing, in any format you feel like! Thanks for it all.
Great video! I had saved this and the garden gate video and had kinda forgotten about them, so watching this now, when so much have been done on the barn, is just amazing! And I watched the gate video first, so it was fun to see the newly planted tomatoes in this one and how big they had become in the gate video. You are doing some great work, both of you!
Hey Kris, just had an idea: when you have a scene that is complicated or 'dynamic' such as rounding up the sheep and you actually want to record footage -- just set your drone camera well up above the scene and have it hover there with the controls locked. Hope this helps! Love the videos and the progress you've made over 4 years of watching this channel.
Great job you guys!!!! And Dot! Your my hero !! Shearing is really tough. Getting the job done is the key.. and having healthy safe sheep is the ultimate goal
Hello, to avoid and prevent infections of the feet of sheep, there is a trick that is effective: putting a tray with lime in the entrance to the sheepfold like this when he walks in it, it treats the feet. Good luck for the assembly of your barn cordially
I enjoy your big projects, they are interesting and educational. But What I really enjoy is watching you as a couple working together, also I do not often see a guy commenting on how much he respects and appreciates his partner. You are very gentle. In a troubled world that is very comforting.
This is such an awesome YT channel. Well done Kris and Dot. You are an amazing team.
Thank you
Kris, you and Dot make a formidable team...
Shearing is not as easy as it looks. The fact you guys make it look so easy (and leave the animals so clean without nicks and cuts) even though its evidently not what you do every day.... is incredible! Fantastic clip!
You mean fantastic clip....pers
@@Vanosphere you got it 😉
See what you did there lol!
@@Vanosphere What a cutting remark! I think ewe really meant it too! 🙄😁😂
I have watched your videos for many years now and deeply enjoy them! I appreciate it takes a lot of effort to film as you go but you have a real skill for documenting... I know i am just one of many folk who are inspired by you. I have to agree your last video was wonderful to watch! Thanks for sharing and educating 😊 🌱
I moved away from the UK a few years ago. Love hearing things like "leging it". Puts a smile on my face 😊
Its nice to see how far its come in all this time. The big projects are cool, but its really good to get a chance to see everything else that is going on. Its come a long way since you started camping in a tent and building your house.
Shearing sheep is basically the macro version of using the electric shaver thingy i use to manscape deez nutz.
@@garrysekelli6776🤣😂
I have always been amazed I watching professionals shearing they are so fast
I love all of your building projects but I must admit, I like watching you and Dot doing farm chores equally well
As usual Kris, your level of what constitutes competency far exceeds anything us mere mortals could achieve.
It's heartwarming to see how you and Dot treat all your animals. I like the way you go about things. If you don't know how to do it, you take a course. Well done. Jane, Philadelphia
You two continue to amaze me. You're fearless when it comes to tackling new projects. Love the way you all work together❤.😊
Watching you and Dot work together makes me so incredibly happy, and them just following her along was the cutest thing. Love that we’re getting to see a little more of her 🥰 looking forward to the next one mate. Cheers xx
Never ever thought i will watch something like this wits thrue interest. you are great human being ;)
I think you two did an admirable job for only having done it once before. In a few years you’ll both be old hands at it. Thanks for letting us tag along❤️🤗🐝
I visited Australia in the 70's aboard a US Navy ship. Several of us went to a shearing muster and I was so amazed at the speed and the process in general. They made it look easy to me, and so did you two. You folks work hard but smart, and you are living the dream!
I've been watching for years, you never cease to amaze me with your fountain of knowledge and your courage to try new things. Love your content keep up the good work.
I really enjoy all of your videos. It's great to have a mix of the day to day along with the big projects. You and Dot make a great team
I first watched your videos because of the Hydro. But I really enjoy the daily life stuff. I think you and Dot work really hard, and put time and max effort in to everything you do!
I used to think that Dot was Mother Goose but now she’s Little Bo Peep!
Loving the video.
Dot doesn't seem that keen about being on camera, I wonder why
@@jamesadams893 majority of people don't...it just looks like it's normal because we watch UT
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Dot doesn’t have to be on camera to be a star.
I just love watching everything you both do you are an incredible couple and to allow us all into your lives is a privaledge for us, thank you so much
Thank you for watching :) and for the nice comment
It is, pure pleasure, much appreciated, and very educational.
Brilliant video. Love to see the daily tasks (as well as the big builds) and a small insight into yours and the lively Dots life. Nice to see Dot in the video too. Well done both on shearing and doing an amazing job. More vids like this pls! ❤😊
Once again I really take my hat off to you and Dot for your gung-ho attitude. I find it hard to believe what you have achieved. It’s always a pleasure to logon and see the next episode. All the best for the future.
Sheep owner here from Swiss Alps! You two did an amazing job! Well done
Your YT channel popped up on my home screen about a month ago, and I must say, you show your many talents for building, gardening, milling, and all the other task that go along with maintaining a homestead. I especially enjoy your many methods of getting power from wind, sun, and hydroelectric. When I start watching them, I just can't stop! The passion you put into any task you attempt is extremely enjoyable too me. I can't wait to see your hydroelectric business videos in the future, and I wish you all the best. The things you, and Dot do is so very inspiring, you are blessed in so many ways. I realize all of this is so very hard work, but seems you get through it all with a feeling of acheivement. Be safe, and God bless you both! Thanks for sharing these videos, and I must say I love the smile on your face when you start the videos, and the pleasant attitude you convey.
It's great to see a partnership in work and together well done
It’s nice to see your daily life. Shearing reminded me of my childhood on a farm in South Africa. Keep up building your dreams wether big or small. God bless
Just like the nursery rhyme. Black sheep and 3 bags full of wool. It's always interesting to see the amount of effort behind the final 'harvest', from cleaning to trimming to spraying to doctoring. There's more to it than most realize. Farming of any sort is a lot of hard work. Well done. Next year your shearing will be better for having done it this year.
I like the way you are incorporating all aspects of work on your homestead Kris... Thanks for the upload mate.
You both did an amazing job especially for beginners well done guys 😁👏
Having been with you since you were slogging in the mud setting up the tire foundation, I'd say that its your view of things that brings me back. Your editing skills and story telling keeps getting better. I live in the city, and have seen large projects before, but what I don't see is the slower off grid life which is why I come here. So yeah, more of these please.
You and Dot are the real deal. Nicely Done. From 🇨🇦
Irrational emotion. Crushed my heart during the sped-up portion to hear the baa become a kitten’s mew.
Awesome! You both did a great job! Would love to see Dot spinning the wool! Is that a possibility? Thanks for sharing with us! ❤️
There are a couple of wool-themed videos of the making of a carding machine, and it's its later upgrade, made for Dot. Mostly the construction of the machine, but some carding and a bit of spinning from Dot. th-cam.com/video/1fSz5IuGTNg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/ACuo5qsVUHE/w-d-xo.html
Agree … would LOVE to see wool processing
I once helped on a sheep farm during shearing time. I was only stuffing bags with sheared wool and I was knackered at the end of the day. The lads doing the shearing did hundreds of sheep. I’ve no idea how they were still standing at the end of the day. I’m impressed how calm and confident you are with your animals. Makes for much happier animals! Great video!
Love to see your small holding life as well as all the other stuff.😊
I grew up on a sheep farm and this takes me back. I miss the lambs but I don’t miss shearing the sheep, that’s sweaty dirty work!
Full respect to you both . I've caught many sheep .. but not learnt to shear ... good on you both
When we watch your videos for a long time, we like everything you offer us ;)
Thanks Kris, Dot!
Appreciate you both taking the time to show life on your farm!
How are your trees you planted a couple years back doing
From what I get a glimpse at your water wheels a beast!
I’m really surprised that Bluetti has not sponsored you one of there battery packs! Then maybe you don’t want to deal with that!
Thanks again
Always a pleasure to see you and Dot!
Awesome video! My two year old loved watching the sheep!
Thank you for sharing! You two are wonderful!
Love to see you got your energy back. Loved your every day video very much. Happy shearing! ;-)
I love this homesteading videos Kris, it's what your channel is all about ! thank you ! you live a life many of us want but are too afraid to.
Thank you Kris and Dot. Very enjoyable video.
New Cut = Poodle Sheep! You guys are awesome! I'll watch whatever you chose to share! Thanks for sharing!
Well done Kris and Dot - I take my hat off to you undertaking your own shearing and your consideration for the animals in your care. Thanks for the video.
I also really love the daily life videos! The self-sufficiency and learning the farm skills. I also like the big projects and business matters but you living YOUR life is what drew me to the channel so very long ago. You have come so very far from that wet, cold tent.
‘Meanwhile back at Uncle Kris’s sheep shearing shed shearing sheep’. Try saying that after a bottle of beer tonight. You’ve well earned it. What a brill video, as you say, varied and very interesting. Certainly got some fine skills Kris/Dot. A pleasure to watch. Well done both. Stay well.
fantastic kris and dot, love to see you shearing
Miss Dot is brilliant at shearing, well done you two.
You are doing a great job. If you had more to do each year you would get a lot better but the sheep don't care if they look good or not. You got the wool off them - that's the main thing and you did it yourselves. I would say you are way better than average for a beginner. Thanks for these great honest videos
Kris your such a tease starting the video next to the water wheel. Loved this video anyhow.
A really hard job he says! As he makes it look like spreading butter!!! You guys did a great job 👏
I find e verything you do almost equally interesting so I'm happy any time a new video is posted.
A quick request. We have not seen muc about the progress of your tree planting and wildlife pond progress recently. Could you post a short update on those for us?
Well done you two good teamwork we need more people like you two thanks.
Kris very nice. I cannot believe the sheep are so calm during the process. God luck with the build and remember we do not care how long it takes, we care that you are having fun. We enjoy the honest look at life of your channel. Always move forward don't sweat the small stuff.
Hi Kris and Dot, my family here in New Zealand are farmers and shearers. I also have worked many hours as a wool hand. It's hard challenging work and you two did excellent for beginners. Bravo to You 👍💙🌏💙
I love these types of videos 😊 loved the last one too.
Like rubbing your tummy, patting your head, hopping on one leg, and juggling knives. Great job; very impressive.
You got the job done and you care for your animals which does show. Well done you two
They turned out quite well especially given the year gap from when you took the course! I think you'll be happy to have the skill of shearing if your flock grows over the years, and also now you can just do it when it needs doing instead of waiting on someone else.
You and Dot are doing the right thing , what your doing is keeping the sheep in good health witch is good to see .
Kris love it. Lots of folks around us and us included have been buying the butt wool to line raised garden beds. It breaks down and has the poo with it. Helps a lot in container gardens. Might be able to off load some of the wool that you just can't spin. Keep up the great work :)
A good job well done. I think you're both incredible and your video content is always enjoyable and a pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work 😃
It’s great how you both get stuck in together.
Agree about the general stuff Kris, it's all part of your daily routine and is interesting for us mortals! Keep it up!
You’re right Kris about us long termers enjoying the variety of your content. Just loving the couples thing and the other sides of your life over there, you’re so much more relaxed 👍. That girl of yours is extraordinary Kris. The way she is with the animals and around the property…..you seriously need to lock that girl in ❤️ my minds working overtime looking at your workshop, can hardly wait. Good luck and congratulations with your amazing progress.
Sounded like the last one had a few choice words to say to Dot.....he bears watching as an upstart!
I like to see Dot in the videos. Not asking for more. It's just cool seeing the family working together.
Think Dot made it look easy.Great vid as always.
Fantastic, well done with the sheering. maybe not the prettiest finish, but you got the job done and that’s what counts. Geese, awww they are so cute. Geese grow so fast. So do ducks, must be something about water foul.
Super nice video. I enjoy the woodworking most of all but these farm duties are so important for the sheep to keep them healthy
and germ free. You and Dot are really a great team and I have enjoyed your videos and I will continue to do so. Thank you
That looks like a hard job on your backs. Love the around the house job videos. You guys are legends in your field
Kris, i have been a big fan of your channel for some years. I nearly didnt click on this one, as i much prefer to see your designing, building, fabrication, engine replacement and joinery skills the most.
However, I thoroughly enjoyed this one too. Great video, as usual.
Looking forward to seeing your barn go up.
All your videos are great. You guys are an inspiration with your hard work and ingenuity. The daily life stuff is awesome, as well as the big projects.
I started watching because I was interested in what you were doing with your off-grid electric system and your first building projects. I keep watching because I enjoy the way you approach life.
Keep doing whatever feels right for you and I'm sure you'll keep getting people finding joy and education in watching your videos.
grat bit of sharing dot . that a back braking job that a fact one you in to doing a lot. spreading the fleece out & rolling it up is another skill al of its own too the bags we had to fill were huge. lol of give yourself a big pat on the back. my first shear was with shears seizers, I think it was don as a jock but i completed the task well.
Love the homesteading videos too
Well done both of you on the shearing! Your animal husbandry skills are to be applauded! I like this type of video as well!
Good job Kris and Dot!
A TH-camr you might enjoy is Right Choice Shearing in the US with 2m subscribers.
Nice teamwork on a hard job. You two are building something great. Thanks
Excellent job you 2! That is a very difficult, back breaking, but absolutely necessary job! As time goes on, the more sheerings you have under your belts, plus they will see how much more comfortable they are with that hot coat gone, they will relax for you. Keep up the great work! Greetings from south Louisiana, USA!!
It's 5 am and I'm chilling watching you and Dot shear your sheep.
I can't think of a better way to wake up guys. 😂
Really looking forward to the barn going up.hope you have good weather Kris.
Everything you two guys do makes me so envious lol.
Nice to see you and Dot working as a team regards from Liverpool
Really Goodd Job! Much respect, I worked on a farm when I was younger (around 35years ago) my roll was catching and rolling for a flock of around 150-200 it's back breaking work!
Another great video, I really look forward to these videos coming out each week 👍🏼
I admire you on the way you have developed. But I will say, "Behi d every successful man stands a woman" You my friend have a rock in Dot. Keep going you two. Being a semi-invalid, I luvit and your site brings me much happiness. I live in Tanzania, East Africa - so your site brings joy far and wide
You two did really well - each time you do it you will improve... really nice to see Dot taking part and looking very professional.
You both did a great job on the shearing of sheep. Like that you too were worried about nicking the sheep. But got a lot of wool from them for Dot to spin. Also noticed when you put the clippers to the back of their leg they stretched it out for you, you know they enjoyed that, it was mostly being held down is what they didn't like. Good job.
Hey Kris, from the good 'ol USA, I really like your videos. I have been watching for about four years now. Just want to say, thanks for the content. Keep doing what you are doing, don't question it, and just stay happy. The shop/barn will get completed. Just enjoy the journey. Heaps of love from the USA.
Well done, as with most things, practice makes perfect. I love the way you and Dot get on with life in your beautiful corner of the world.
Wow! Sheep are a whole lot more maintenance than cattle. Can you imagine how much more difficult it was back when the shears were just hand powered.
you would need some serious forearms for that.
Literally any video you make is interesting to watch and learn from - I've been watching for more years than I've even had this account for, and there's not a single video that I haven't learnt something that's useful to my own life in, so please just keep filming & sharing, in any format you feel like! Thanks for it all.
Great video!
I had saved this and the garden gate video and had kinda forgotten about them, so watching this now, when so much have been done on the barn, is just amazing! And I watched the gate video first, so it was fun to see the newly planted tomatoes in this one and how big they had become in the gate video.
You are doing some great work, both of you!
I love seeing your daily life. Well done on shearing your sheep. 👍
Great job guys, shearing was always a massive day on the grandparents farm. You guys did well :)
Hey Kris, just had an idea: when you have a scene that is complicated or 'dynamic' such as rounding up the sheep and you actually want to record footage -- just set your drone camera well up above the scene and have it hover there with the controls locked. Hope this helps! Love the videos and the progress you've made over 4 years of watching this channel.
Would love an update on the trees you planted and the wild area.
I will try and do that. most of them around getting up to 4m now
Great job you guys!!!! And Dot! Your my hero !! Shearing is really tough. Getting the job done is the key.. and having healthy safe sheep is the ultimate goal