I always read through the herds comments - I love you’re interactions with each other and how genuinely friendly everyone is in the comment section - Im writing this comment to say thank you for you kind words on this video - I absolutely love making videos and love the artistry and story that goes into one’s like this - I’m just sorry I’m so busy that I’m not able to make as many like this as I’d like to
You, my good sir, NEED to wear safety glasses!! Protect your eyes please!! I took a drill bit to the eye and Im lucky to still be able to see, no need for you to have to do the same.
I've been following your channel for years now, and you are an incredibly positive person and a fantastic role model. Thank YOU for sharing your little slice of life with all of us; whether it's a short clip or a thirty-plus minute video, your content is a blessing!! And this Herd is amazing too! Proud to be a small part of it!
I don't know why one of your video's popped up in my feed because I had never looked up anything feet online before (maybe I looked up shoes?? lol). And I honestly thought "what is this shit??". Then curiosity got the better of me and I started watching. One video turned into 2 which turned into a few more and soon enough I'd hit the subscribe button. As said, I don't know why, but I'm glad it did.
I'm a disabled veteran and don't get out much. I've got severe depression and anxiety. Watching your clips relaxes me, I find it calming. You are what's right with this world. You seem to be a stand-up guy and I enjoy it
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: I, too, have limitations that make my life more challenging. Depression, anxiety, and autoimmune disease are a daily battle. I just wanted to say hello... I'm thinking of you today. I, too, find solace in these heartfelt, beautiful videos. It does my heart good to see this young man, his family, and his team do all they can to decrease the suffering of these most noble and humble creatures. I hope you have a good day today. I'll think of you later today and send you some good thoughts today. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
@@kellyharper367 I hope both of you get better. Exceedingly few humans, if any, deserve to live like that. Much love from a(n emotionally/psychologically disabled, and hence nearly housebound) stranger in Denmark.
I'm in the same boat! Not a veteran, but thanks for your service. I watch him at night, when I can't sleep. I'd love for him to voice over an audiobook. The most soothing voice I've ever heard! I love cows too. They want love, and are so friendly.
Your videos with those drone images be the Scottish coast are awesome !! Thanks for this gift to our eyes and souls ! Exceptional beauty ! Such a great planet ! Let’s keep it for our future generations !
Breathtaking location. That bull is impressive. Adorable. I love when Graeme calls the cows, "little lass" "wee lass" , or "little lady". So sweet how he uses these terms of endearment for these animals he cares so deeply for.
He said recently while trimming a sore foot he had to stop “while she composes herself” so he really loves these animals ❤❤ I love his channel, team, family and The Herd.
I face PTSD and chronic pain. Your videos help me to calm and focus again, it's relieving to see how kind and caring people and the world can be. Thank you for being you, guys ❤
Huzzah for standard camera and long-form videos! I don't know about anyone else, but seeing Scotland the way you show it and talk about it just makes my romantic heart sing. My family loves the plush cow with her block! ❤ Best of all, my veterinary student husband graduates tomorrow!
I so love the respect and care you show towards the Cows & you’re explanation for using the stick (basically an extension for the arms) You sir are AMAZING!
I’m an ITU nurse and I’m thinking I need a career change. Being pooped on by cows seems much better than being pooped on by humans. And cows are so much cuter than humans. And probably smell nicer than some humans too. Weighing up the pros and cons-cows win every time.
@@baileyjerman5557 SPCA stands for Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, I'd assume the SSPCA is just Scottish SPCA, but idk too much on the topic myself just knew I could answer part of the question lol
It's amazing to me how many different people in the world are absolutely taken in by these videos. Even if you've never seen a cow in person in your life, a lot of the herd seems to feel a kinship and a comfort in watching a complete stranger ease the pain and suffering of these great beasts. It's really nice to see, in the world we live in today, that this is the sort of thing people seem to instinctively know to come together over. Also, I don't know if you can tell by the way I've written that, but I... may have watched too many of these in a row. Starting to type like he talks, I swear...
The idea that there are people in the world who have never seen a cow is WILD to me. Especially considering how many burgers and gallons of milk most of them have probably consumed...
My great grandfather was from your area and until watching your videos I had no idea how beautiful it is! He moved to Colorado, USA as a young man and became the largest breeder of quarter horses in the US. I really wish I had traveled to Scotland when I was young. ❤
The first three minutes of beautiful scenery plus wonderful music actually made me cry. I lost my husband just before Christmas. We were planning to move to Dumfries and Galloway because Phil used to be a dairy farmer and also wanted to be near the dark skies centre. I'm struggling to finish getting our croft on the Isle of Lewis ready to sell but your video reminded me why we fell in love with D&G. Thank you for the inspiration. xxx
Sending you peace and healing for your loss from Virginia, USA. Though I don’t know what you are going through, I can appreciate how the music and scenery can touch your heart.
His voice is so gentle and caring. My troubles roll down my face as I listen to him talk. I am so sorry for your loss and send you hugs, love, and hope for healing.
I want to thank you for sharing what you do. Coming across The Hoof GP I had no idea and I am so glad I have learnt something new this week. I am so grateful that it has subtitles as I am hearing impaired in both ears. I am watching you guys from Melbourne, Australia and I really enjoy how you go the extra mile in explaining what your doing, why , how it gets to that stage to need treatment and what to do treating the hoof. I call that fantastic customer service skills. You make it so interesting in what you guys are doing, that it maybe a good 30 mins before its time to watch another one. How you interact with each other , you all know what is required of your role in working together. Love the scenery around your travels to different farms. So good to see and hear how proud you are of where you live. I feel the same way about Melbourne. Well done .
My daughter loves the songs that accompany all your videos as we usually watch them at night nap time, the sound of your voice gets her to sleep under 5 minutes, and we are so grateful 😁
Anyone else notice how thick Graeme’s accent gets when he talks to the farmers? 😂 I’d love a video of the guys just having a few drinks and answering FAQs and watch as their accents get thicker and they get funnier.
My husband's from Missouri. He was in professional radio for a while and normally speaks with almost no accent at all, but I can ALWAYS tell when he's been talking to his mom or someone else from back there, because the accent thickens up like crazy :D
Canadian born and raised - you should hear me when I get back from visiting my Kansas relatives! I listen to cbc nonstop when I get home, so I can re-integrate
I'm so glad you were able to help her feel better! I got my new shirt and the block with your glue! So so cool! I can totally see why they stay stuck to the hooves! Very cool thank you!
Am I sadistic to be watching these videos??? i live in Cambridge, Mass. A city in the U.S. You guys are amazingly caring for our food producers. Nice job with your work. INSPIRING. Even for a city slicker.💓☦✝🙏👍🤗
Graham !! I am Elly from Lisse in the Netherlands … and I love what you do for a living, I like Scotlands countryside, not always its weather though !! I love your interaction with your brothers in law, but most of all: the scottisch language and your humor !! Say hi to misses GP and your boys and keep on doing what you do !!! Kind regards from the NL !! ❤
I love the respect you have for these animals. It's more than "just a job" for you and is certainly why you do such an excellent trim for them. My utmost respect to you😊❤
I love your videos. Scotland has always been a place I've wanted to visit, never had the opportunity, though. It is so nice you show the countryside. Everything is so lush, green and beautiful. Thanks for sharing your beautiful country. You, Kevin and your family are all wonderful ❤😊
Loved the analogy of the paper curling to describe how cows' hooves end up in this shape. You have a fantastic way of making this subject understandable for us all! Thank you Graeme ❤
Who knew that videos about fixing cows (and bull's) hooves could be so rivetting! Have to say that the videography, the music, and the information given are all top-notch and all in all a brilliant watch.
Beautiful country and a meaningful job! How blessed are you, HoofGP? These are fun to watch. I always do love watching experienced people work, whether it is a potter throwing a pot, a painter painting a wall or a hoof guy trimming a hoof, a job I didn't even know existed! You are an educator, you know!
I love watching your videos for a few reasons. One which is that me uncle was from Glasgow and I miss hearing him talk. Listening to you reminds me of him. ❤
I sometimes feel so sad for the pain these creatures are in but it's such a gift to see how you care for them and work to bring them back to healthy hooves. what skill and craftsmanship❤
I have been with you from the beginning Graham. The love and care you show to these animals is incredible and your love of this life is admirable. Cheers mate from Mission Beach in Far North Queensland, Australia.
I visited Scotland back in 2001. Home of my ancestors. The country is so beautiful!! I live in Maine, USA.I grew up on the coast and now are in the mountain woods. Scotland reminds me of Maine but the beauty is definitely different! I have always wanted to go back but will probably never get there. I thank you for combining the love and care of animals ( mainly cows) and the sharing of your wonderful country!! I never knew cows feet needed such care until I started watching you. You are a great teacher!
Thank you so much for taking us with you on your daily journeys. The scenery is so beautiful! It feels like I am with you taking all that beauty in. Your kindness, attention to detail and empathy do you credit. Also thanks for the great music!
I want to visit that area so badly. My grand father was on a ship that was sunk in 1918 over by Islay Island. He survived and lives a full life. I have always felt a connection to that area. It is beautiful.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE you guys!! I'm a farmer's daughter & animal lover. You guys show much love & care in your work. Thank you for all you do in educating with great compassion & intelligence! God bless you all
Thanks for another great video and your kind comment. I really like these slightly longer videos with multiple cows and/or bulls. They're a great change of pace from some of the more extreme trims and help us understand your day-to-day work better. Thanks for all you do and thanks to your customers for sharing their lives with us.
I love the music and the beautiful Scotland country. Each story and lesson you give is educational and touching. Thank you for your love and caring for these underrated animals. You guys work so hard, love the Green crush! It’s one of my favorites!
Hi, Texas, USA here, I love your videos and the care you’re giving the bovine species, love your beautiful country and scenery also. Be well and safe and much love to all ❤.
I'm a new fan from Calgary. I grew up with horses and am used to seeing the trimming and care of their hooves. I must say I am really enjoying the banter, talent and expertise of you boys.
Thank you Graeme, it's been a long time since I've heard you say "sand cracks" and have you do a 30 min video like you used to. I'm not complaining, I'm thrilled with this video. I know they are hard work and I appreciate it. Cheers.
This channel is just so very engrossing! I don’t know how l came here but after watching one video l was absolutely hooked!! The way you treat every cow you come across is admirable. The compilation of the videos means you learn as well as being entertained. I am now subscribed and eagerly await new videos. Thankyou Graeme for all you are doing. I wish you and your team the very best now and for the future. God bless. Big hugs from Australia!!
You had some beautiful sunny days! I've been in Florida all 48 of my years. I think I'd be depressed without sunshine. The landscape you have is stunning! Here I do live on a bit of a hill. That basically means I'm ABOVE sea level. 😊 Having worked with show horses all my life, I appreciate the importance of the hooves of large animals! My personal show horse had a terrible start to his hoof life as he was kept in a wet stall. We spent 15 years fighting yeast infections and no heel growth. He was a National Show Horse, half-Arabian/half-Saddlebred. A show career of using pads and wedges to give him a heel to meet his performance resulted eventually in arthritis, tendinitis, and broken sesamoids. With retirement, he had a lot of pasture time with specially-made shoes on his hind feet. I did give riding lessons on him and taught my children to ride. He lived to 31½ yrs old with us treating him like a prince. A farrier every 4 weeks and our vet doing his best to keep our Buddy from pain. Then came a day that he could not use his hind legs to stand up. He wanted to. For us. Doc loved Buddy as he knew this horse was a member of our family. We'd had him since he was two years old. It was a hard decision that night but he'd given us all he could. He truly was my first love. So, I really enjoy watching as you carefully trim these cows to give them the best chance at comfort and rehabilitation. Your accent is great to follow too. AND your humor. My children are sarcastic and I love it!
The Hoof GP truly has the health and happiness in mind for all the animals that he comes across. I also appreciate his humor and the love he has for his family and homeland. I recently lost my beloved German Shepherd dog. He was a dog that I got when he was a year and a half old after being abused and neglected by his first two owners. As his disability was in his mind and not his body it took a lot of love, patience and training for him to become the best friend I knew he could be. We had 7 wonderful years together before 2 tick born illnesses had ravaged his body. The decision to let him pass with dignity over the Rainbow Bridge was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. I can't imagine watching a family member of over 30 years struggling to remain with you for just a few moments longer. As much as you loved him and wanted him to be with you always, you made the most loving final decision for his sake. My sincere condolences on the loss of the deep friendship that you shared. He'll be there waiting to see you again when the time comes. ❤😘
Living on a hill has very little to do with 'living above sea level'. I think louisiana is the only state below sea level. I don't live on a hill but like most people live above sea level. Do a little reading/geography
@@janetwilliams8630 Hey, Karen! This was a video from The Great Hoof GP. My comment was along the lines of his video and how hooves go bad when in wet environments. Do you have livestock? Or is it just your week to bitch? I won't be back to see your reply. I'm on the beach today, celebrating my friend's birthday. So nice to live on huge, green pastures shaded with oak trees and live just a few miles from palm trees at the beach. Did I mention I love my home? I pray you find some sunshine.
Always enjoy seeing the beautiful countryside of Scotland through your videos. Also it is always educational as you explain what you are doing whilst trimming the hooves. Those animals are lucky to have you and your team going to their farms to give them their spa treatments. 💕 from Perth, Australia 🇦🇺
I loved this clip. The beautiful scenery, the music, I was transported. The animals were comfortable around people and well cared for. The farmer was attentive . Very nice, thank you and be well.
It’s amazing how positive and uplifted you can feel just from watching a hgp video😂. Ya’ll are so genuine with care for those tanks, more people should have that kinda care for their work man😂
My little sister loves these videos so much that she decided to share it with me. I love Scotland and the language. I squealed with joy after seeing the first video. Needless to say, I subscribed immediately! Joy, joy! It's so fascinating what you do !
You go about your craft with such enthusiasm! It's refreshing to see someone that truly likes what they do and cares for the animals! It's also strangely mesmerizing to watch!!! Great channel!
I'm glad you read our comments some don't. I'm disabled too and enjoy watching you and your "brothers " work 😅together. And give us a few laughter along the way. ❤
Maybe it's because I've learned so much already from watching all your videos, but I think this might be one of your calmest and most lecture-like videos to date and I love it! You're a great teacher, probably because apart from skilled, you're also so very passionate.
I’m just going to put on here that I LOVE watching your videos!! You are just so talented at making them to help the cows, the farmers yourself and your family!! Also, YOUR “HERD”!!! I enjoy every one of them and thank you so, so much for sharing your work and fun, smart mind with all of us!! You’re just the BEST!!! 🤩🤩🥰🥰
Gorgeous shots of the landscapes. Scotland has always been on my list of places I want to go. I really enjoy watching you guys work, and the cows are just so cute! Thank you for sharing!
The music you play is so inspirational. Just now I was inspired to attack my constipation with a fierce determination. Guess what? It all came out and I took the pain all because of you!
I am also severely disabled and verging on going blind, thank you diabetes, but I also get joy from watching your shenanigans 😅 and I adore the places you get to call your office, what a blessing xxx
As always, Mr GP, love all your care & education of all you do. The farmer was surely put at ease knowing how careful and caring you are, while giving him the information he sought. Always a joy watching and learning. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking and the music so wonderful, thank you, Good Sirs (Kev & Craig included) for such marvelous content. 🥰
One of those times I'm really glad you made the trip. Loved the scenery, but the hoof work is on the order of saving lives and health. Good teamwork, double-teaming to get work done on the feet, reducing crush time.
I not a veteran but do understand a being disabled and about depression and I deal with a lot of pain and sometimes there nothing we can say to help but please hang in there and know we do really care
I love how you not only do an excellent job but that you answer the farmers questions. Respectful answers and good trims go a long way to gaining a good reputation.
The scenery is stunning! I’m addicted to watching you work, and my husband can’t understand why I love to watch a man in Scotland trim cows’ and “buells” hooves. I don’t understand myself either, but keep up the great work!
I'm studying for vec tech and I've just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed!!!! I really admire your work, you're truly amazing and it shows in the way you work. Thank god people like you work in this field
Depending upon where you live, you might be able to watch hooves worked on by volunteering at your local humane society. When they get a hooved animal into the practice you could assist their docs..
Through your videos Humble Hey have gained a massive new fan in me. I love the songs you use, especially Brave. Going through a really tough time, mental health wise, lately and that song in particular means a lot to me. Watching your videos, even though I have absolutely nothing to do with farming or cows, gives me something to look forward to as they are so interesting. I love cows, and it's fascinating to see how you do what you do to make them more comfortable. I stumbled across your videos a while back and I don't know why but I'm addicted! Thankyou for doing what you do. Your sunny outlook always cheers me up a little bit. It's nice to see someone that loves what they do as much as you do! X
I sure enjoy listening to your explanations Graham, your genuine love for these animals comes through with a really cool Scottish accent sir. You could listen to you nonstop. I’ve considered myself a music person but your choice of music is fantastic
Graeme, the music in your videos is always so uplifting!! It makes me feel like I could make it through a long lonely night, or, not feel fear when walking through the dark forest that is between my house and the next county!!
My steer MOJO loved being guided with the stick..because he always got the BEST back scratches with it during and afterwards 😂.something about the texture could give him scratches in all his favourite places..I think the stick was more just to tap which direction I wanted him to walk ,he was also halter trained! Bovine are so wonderful critters ❤❤
I love all of your videos but I find it very interesting to see some of the smaller farms that you work in around your already full schedule. Hearing the interactions between you and the farmer and like you mentioned in the video - the sharing of information so that these beautiful animals are cared for the best possible. The countryside is absolutely stunning - great drone work
Im Canadian and used to have cows on our horse ranch as child. Ive never heard of trimming cows feet until i found your channel. I love how u care for the cows and ease their pain, interact with all your family members and are teaching your kids too. Scotland the land of my ancestors is gorgeous and i love seeing it thru your eyes. And u always pick the best music. I love being part of your herd. Cheers and blessings to u all.
I always read through the herds comments - I love you’re interactions with each other and how genuinely friendly everyone is in the comment section - Im writing this comment to say thank you for you kind words on this video - I absolutely love making videos and love the artistry and story that goes into one’s like this - I’m just sorry I’m so busy that I’m not able to make as many like this as I’d like to
You, my good sir, NEED to wear safety glasses!! Protect your eyes please!! I took a drill bit to the eye and Im lucky to still be able to see, no need for you to have to do the same.
I've been following your channel for years now, and you are an incredibly positive person and a fantastic role model. Thank YOU for sharing your little slice of life with all of us; whether it's a short clip or a thirty-plus minute video, your content is a blessing!! And this Herd is amazing too! Proud to be a small part of it!
@@ethanmiller5487 OW, hope you’re ok now!!
Whats the song you used i like it and want it
I don't know why one of your video's popped up in my feed because I had never looked up anything feet online before (maybe I looked up shoes?? lol). And I honestly thought "what is this shit??". Then curiosity got the better of me and I started watching. One video turned into 2 which turned into a few more and soon enough I'd hit the subscribe button.
As said, I don't know why, but I'm glad it did.
I'm a disabled veteran and don't get out much. I've got severe depression and anxiety. Watching your clips relaxes me, I find it calming. You are what's right with this world. You seem to be a stand-up guy and I enjoy it
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: I, too, have limitations that make my life more challenging. Depression, anxiety, and autoimmune disease are a daily battle. I just wanted to say hello... I'm thinking of you today. I, too, find solace in these heartfelt, beautiful videos. It does my heart good to see this young man, his family, and his team do all they can to decrease the suffering of these most noble and humble creatures. I hope you have a good day today. I'll think of you later today and send you some good thoughts today. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
@@kellyharper367 I hope both of you get better. Exceedingly few humans, if any, deserve to live like that. Much love from a(n emotionally/psychologically disabled, and hence nearly housebound) stranger in Denmark.
I'm in the same boat! Not a veteran, but thanks for your service. I watch him at night, when I can't sleep. I'd love for him to voice over an audiobook. The most soothing voice I've ever heard! I love cows too. They want love, and are so friendly.
Thank you & yours for your service.
Thank you, haven't heard that for a while.
Your videos with those drone images be the Scottish coast are awesome !! Thanks for this gift to our eyes and souls ! Exceptional beauty ! Such a great planet ! Let’s keep it for our future generations !
Breathtaking location. That bull is impressive. Adorable. I love when Graeme calls the cows, "little lass" "wee lass" , or "little lady". So sweet how he uses these terms of endearment for these animals he cares so deeply for.
One video he drove by the cows and said “good morning ladies” and I just about died!
I was thinking the same thing! He's such a gentleman with them.
He said recently while trimming a sore foot he had to stop “while she composes herself” so he really loves these animals ❤❤ I love his channel, team, family and The Herd.
I has humorously thinking that if my husband would sweet talk me like Graeme does his cows, he just might be a way happier man 😁!
anyone else binging all of these videos?
Yep 😂❤
the sun is a deadly lazer
Literally seen Every one 😌💯👍 even have faves I like to go back & rewatch to relax lol 🤭☺❤🐮🐄
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I face PTSD and chronic pain. Your videos help me to calm and focus again, it's relieving to see how kind and caring people and the world can be. Thank you for being you, guys ❤
Huzzah for standard camera and long-form videos! I don't know about anyone else, but seeing Scotland the way you show it and talk about it just makes my romantic heart sing.
My family loves the plush cow with her block! ❤
Best of all, my veterinary student husband graduates tomorrow!
Tell him Congratulations, and to you to!
Congratulations to the new doctor!
Congratulations to your husband!
Congratulations to him for all his hard work! 🎉
Congratulations to you all!!!!
I so love the respect and care you show towards the Cows & you’re explanation for using the stick (basically an extension for the arms)
You sir are AMAZING!
I’ve come to love cows in a way I never thought I would.
I’m an ITU nurse and I’m thinking I need a career change. Being pooped on by cows seems much better than being pooped on by humans. And cows are so much cuter than humans. And probably smell nicer than some humans too. Weighing up the pros and cons-cows win every time.
😂😅😂😂😂😂
You definitely need a career change for sure.
Right? 😂 I went from nursing to veterinary. Two years into my degrees, I grew an allergy to many animals. Back into medical and it sucks...
It’s not the poop. It’s the kick lol
As a former colostomy and nephrostomy patient and soon to be ileostomy patient, I resemble that comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like how the farmer was so involved with the husbandry of his animals.
All good farmers are
Have you ever been tempted to contact the SSPCA ? That’s a disgrace .
@@Mountainman2468 what does that stand for? Both the acronym amd the organisation
Great one again you definitely live in a beautiful part of the country 👍👏
@@baileyjerman5557 SPCA stands for Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, I'd assume the SSPCA is just Scottish SPCA, but idk too much on the topic myself just knew I could answer part of the question lol
I love that it’s clear how much you and the farmers care for the cattle under your care
What a beautiful part of Scotland ❤
And such gentle giants. Even the bull was still friendly after hanging in the crush.... 😄
It's amazing to me how many different people in the world are absolutely taken in by these videos. Even if you've never seen a cow in person in your life, a lot of the herd seems to feel a kinship and a comfort in watching a complete stranger ease the pain and suffering of these great beasts. It's really nice to see, in the world we live in today, that this is the sort of thing people seem to instinctively know to come together over.
Also, I don't know if you can tell by the way I've written that, but I... may have watched too many of these in a row. Starting to type like he talks, I swear...
I watched a different guy the other day and he has no time or care like this guy🤦♂️
The idea that there are people in the world who have never seen a cow is WILD to me. Especially considering how many burgers and gallons of milk most of them have probably consumed...
Your country is breath-takingly beautiful! I love watching your videos before bed- it's like relaxing with an old friend.
I have no business here except curiosity & sensory relief/relaxation, been watching your channel for 2 years and I love it, keep it up! 🐮🩶
My great grandfather was from your area and until watching your videos I had no idea how beautiful it is! He moved to Colorado, USA as a young man and became the largest breeder of quarter horses in the US. I really wish I had traveled to Scotland when I was young. ❤
The first three minutes of beautiful scenery plus wonderful music actually made me cry. I lost my husband just before Christmas. We were planning to move to Dumfries and Galloway because Phil used to be a dairy farmer and also wanted to be near the dark skies centre. I'm struggling to finish getting our croft on the Isle of Lewis ready to sell but your video reminded me why we fell in love with D&G. Thank you for the inspiration. xxx
I’m so sorry for your loss! ❤
Sending you peace and healing for your loss from Virginia, USA. Though I don’t know what you are going through, I can appreciate how the music and scenery can touch your heart.
I’m so sorry, it must be so hard for you. I hope you find a lovely place to move to.
His voice is so gentle and caring. My troubles roll down my face as I listen to him talk. I am so sorry for your loss and send you hugs, love, and hope for healing.
So sorry for your loss, prayers of Love and Light to you🙏✨️🙏
I want to thank you for sharing what you do. Coming across The Hoof GP I had no idea and I am so glad I have learnt something new this week. I am so grateful that it has subtitles as I am hearing impaired in both ears. I am watching you guys from Melbourne, Australia and I really enjoy how you go the extra mile in explaining what your doing, why , how it gets to that stage to need treatment and what to do treating the hoof. I call that fantastic customer service skills. You make it so interesting in what you guys are doing, that it maybe a good 30 mins before its time to watch another one. How you interact with each other , you all know what is required of your role in working together. Love the scenery around your travels to different farms. So good to see and hear how proud you are of where you live. I feel the same way about Melbourne.
Well done .
My daughter loves the songs that accompany all your videos as we usually watch them at night nap time, the sound of your voice gets her to sleep under 5 minutes, and we are so grateful 😁
You called the first cow, Little Lady. That was sweet. What an amazing farm and such beautiful land to be living on as cattle. Perfection
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Wow! That place is a dream 😍 I’m in the Midwest USA and I’d absolutely LOVE to go visit there. Just breathtaking scenery
Anyone else notice how thick Graeme’s accent gets when he talks to the farmers? 😂
I’d love a video of the guys just having a few drinks and answering FAQs and watch as their accents get thicker and they get funnier.
Yes I noticed immediately! As a rural Canadian currently living in Vancouver, and experiencing similar, it gave me a good chuckle ❤
My husband's from Missouri. He was in professional radio for a while and normally speaks with almost no accent at all, but I can ALWAYS tell when he's been talking to his mom or someone else from back there, because the accent thickens up like crazy :D
So we'll need subtitles for the real down home Graeme, Craig, and Kevin 😂
I'm Indian American and I usually have no accent... but with my parents or the extended family, I develop one. It's like code switching in miniature.
Canadian born and raised - you should hear me when I get back from visiting my Kansas relatives! I listen to cbc nonstop when I get home, so I can re-integrate
I'm so glad you were able to help her feel better! I got my new shirt and the block with your glue! So so cool! I can totally see why they stay stuck to the hooves! Very cool thank you!
I have Kirsty also :) I've had her for a while!
This was an excellent post. Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kevin and the Farmer!
Scotland is so beautiful. Love your videos. Blessings to you.
The introduction into this video was absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for the special treat.
I have seen many curved hooves but the explanation you gave for why it curves is the best I’ve ever heard.
Am I sadistic to be watching these videos??? i live in Cambridge, Mass. A city in the U.S. You guys are amazingly caring for our food producers. Nice job with your work. INSPIRING. Even for a city slicker.💓☦✝🙏👍🤗
Graham !! I am Elly from Lisse in the Netherlands … and I love what you do for a living, I like Scotlands countryside, not always its weather though !! I love your interaction with your brothers in law, but most of all: the scottisch language and your humor !! Say hi to misses GP and your boys and keep on doing what you do !!! Kind regards from the NL !! ❤
I love the respect you have for these animals. It's more than "just a job" for you and is certainly why you do such an excellent trim for them. My utmost respect to you😊❤
I love your videos. Scotland has always been a place I've wanted to visit, never had the opportunity, though. It is so nice you show the countryside. Everything is so lush, green and beautiful. Thanks for sharing your beautiful country. You, Kevin and your family are all wonderful ❤😊
I love that you could hear a difference. A true professional at your craft. Well done, sir! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Beautiful intro showing off the beautiful country you are so proud of. Your choice of music never disappoints.
Yes, love the hills, grass, and the fields are beautiful
Loved the analogy of the paper curling to describe how cows' hooves end up in this shape. You have a fantastic way of making this subject understandable for us all! Thank you Graeme ❤
Who knew that videos about fixing cows (and bull's) hooves could be so rivetting! Have to say that the videography, the music, and the information given are all top-notch and all in all a brilliant watch.
Beautiful country and a meaningful job! How blessed are you, HoofGP? These are fun to watch. I always do love watching experienced people work, whether it is a potter throwing a pot, a painter painting a wall or a hoof guy trimming a hoof, a job I didn't even know existed! You are an educator, you know!
I love watching your videos for a few reasons. One which is that me uncle was from Glasgow and I miss hearing him talk. Listening to you reminds me of him. ❤
Scotland is SO beautiful!
Thank you Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kevin…..that was a beautiful drive to the farm and fun watching the trim. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
Beautiful video. Friend of many years just visited Scotland. She's so in love with Scotland and wants to go back. Loves the coos. Have a terrific day.
I sometimes feel so sad for the pain these creatures are in but it's such a gift to see how you care for them and work to bring them back to healthy hooves. what skill and craftsmanship❤
I have been with you from the beginning Graham. The love and care you show to these animals is incredible and your love of this life is admirable. Cheers mate from Mission Beach in Far North Queensland, Australia.
I visited Scotland back in 2001. Home of my ancestors. The country is so beautiful!! I live in Maine, USA.I grew up on the coast and now are in the mountain woods. Scotland reminds me of Maine but the beauty is definitely different! I have always wanted to go back but will probably never get there. I thank you for combining the love and care of animals ( mainly cows) and the sharing of your wonderful country!! I never knew cows feet needed such care until I started watching you. You are a great teacher!
This is one of your better videos so far. Thank you for teaching us. I love the scenic views. It makes me want to visit.
I love the music you feature in your videos. So beautiful along with the Scottish seaside!
Thank you so much for taking us with you on your daily journeys. The scenery is so beautiful! It feels like I am with you taking all that beauty in. Your kindness, attention to detail and empathy do you credit. Also thanks for the great music!
It's amazing on how the grinder seems to go through the hoof like butter pretty cool
I want to visit that area so badly. My grand father was on a ship that was sunk in 1918 over by Islay Island. He survived and lives a full life. I have always felt a connection to that area. It is beautiful.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE you guys!! I'm a farmer's daughter & animal lover. You guys show much love & care in your work. Thank you for all you do in educating with great compassion & intelligence! God bless you all
Have to say the footage in this video os breathtaking. Im so happy the cows in your area have you to help them, your compassion is showing in spades
Thanks for another great video and your kind comment. I really like these slightly longer videos with multiple cows and/or bulls. They're a great change of pace from some of the more extreme trims and help us understand your day-to-day work better. Thanks for all you do and thanks to your customers for sharing their lives with us.
I love the music and the beautiful Scotland country. Each story and lesson you give is educational and touching. Thank you for your love and caring for these underrated animals. You guys work so hard, love the Green crush! It’s one of my favorites!
Hi, Texas, USA here, I love your videos and the care you’re giving the bovine species, love your beautiful country and scenery also. Be well and safe and much love to all ❤.
I find it very interesting watching you correct those over grown and curved hoof horns. The transformation afterwards is amazing.
I'm a new fan from Calgary. I grew up with horses and am used to seeing the trimming and care of their hooves. I must say I am really enjoying the banter, talent and expertise of you boys.
Thank you Graeme, it's been a long time since I've heard you say "sand cracks" and have you do a 30 min video like you used to.
I'm not complaining, I'm thrilled with this video. I know they are hard work and I appreciate it. Cheers.
This channel is just so very engrossing! I don’t know how l came here but after watching one video l was absolutely hooked!!
The way you treat every cow you come across is admirable. The compilation of the videos means you learn as well as being entertained. I am now subscribed and eagerly await new videos. Thankyou Graeme for all you are doing. I wish you and your team the very best now and for the future. God bless. Big hugs from Australia!!
You had some beautiful sunny days! I've been in Florida all 48 of my years. I think I'd be depressed without sunshine. The landscape you have is stunning! Here I do live on a bit of a hill. That basically means I'm ABOVE sea level. 😊 Having worked with show horses all my life, I appreciate the importance of the hooves of large animals! My personal show horse had a terrible start to his hoof life as he was kept in a wet stall. We spent 15 years fighting yeast infections and no heel growth. He was a National Show Horse, half-Arabian/half-Saddlebred. A show career of using pads and wedges to give him a heel to meet his performance resulted eventually in arthritis, tendinitis, and broken sesamoids. With retirement, he had a lot of pasture time with specially-made shoes on his hind feet. I did give riding lessons on him and taught my children to ride. He lived to 31½ yrs old with us treating him like a prince. A farrier every 4 weeks and our vet doing his best to keep our Buddy from pain. Then came a day that he could not use his hind legs to stand up. He wanted to. For us. Doc loved Buddy as he knew this horse was a member of our family. We'd had him since he was two years old. It was a hard decision that night but he'd given us all he could. He truly was my first love. So, I really enjoy watching as you carefully trim these cows to give them the best chance at comfort and rehabilitation. Your accent is great to follow too. AND your humor. My children are sarcastic and I love it!
The Hoof GP truly has the health and happiness in mind for all the animals that he comes across. I also appreciate his humor and the love he has for his family and homeland.
I recently lost my beloved German Shepherd dog. He was a dog that I got when he was a year and a half old after being abused and neglected by his first two owners. As his disability was in his mind and not his body it took a lot of love, patience and training for him to become the best friend I knew he could be. We had 7 wonderful years together before 2 tick born illnesses had ravaged his body. The decision to let him pass with dignity over the Rainbow Bridge was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. I can't imagine watching a family member of over 30 years struggling to remain with you for just a few moments longer. As much as you loved him and wanted him to be with you always, you made the most loving final decision for his sake. My sincere condolences on the loss of the deep friendship that you shared. He'll be there waiting to see you again when the time comes. ❤😘
Living on a hill has very little to do with 'living above sea level'. I think louisiana is the only state below sea level. I don't live on a hill but like most people live above sea level. Do a little reading/geography
@@janetwilliams8630 Hey, Karen! This was a video from The Great Hoof GP. My comment was along the lines of his video and how hooves go bad when in wet environments. Do you have livestock? Or is it just your week to bitch? I won't be back to see your reply. I'm on the beach today, celebrating my friend's birthday. So nice to live on huge, green pastures shaded with oak trees and live just a few miles from palm trees at the beach. Did I mention I love my home? I pray you find some sunshine.
My dad past away 2011 but when I watch your videos it reminds me of him..thanks
Always enjoy seeing the beautiful countryside of Scotland through your videos. Also it is always educational as you explain what you are doing whilst trimming the hooves. Those animals are lucky to have you and your team going to their farms to give them their spa treatments. 💕 from Perth, Australia 🇦🇺
I love watching these videos and I have a few articles of clothing and I get compliments on my sweat shirts and my bright yellow shirt I got.
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I loved this clip. The beautiful scenery, the music, I was transported. The animals were comfortable around people and well cared for. The farmer was attentive . Very nice, thank you and be well.
Utterly beautiful coastline! Thanks for taking the time to post
I too am disabled & on chemo treatment days I don’t sleep those nights & found these to be rewarding & seeing their world is relaxing for me as well.
It’s amazing how positive and uplifted you can feel just from watching a hgp video😂. Ya’ll are so genuine with care for those tanks, more people should have that kinda care for their work man😂
Wow wow wow what a beautiful place to live and work. Thank goodness these cows have your knowledge and grinder/knife skills to put them right ❤
I love how much you care for these cows and how much effort you put into your job
Thanks for taking us with you on your daily adventures, and for showing us Scotland's beauty along with these beautiful cows.
Scotland is an amazing country. I too am glad we get to go on these trips.
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My little sister loves these videos so much that she decided to share it with me. I love Scotland and the language. I squealed with joy after seeing the first video. Needless to say, I subscribed immediately! Joy, joy! It's so fascinating what you do !
You go about your craft with such enthusiasm! It's refreshing to see someone that truly likes what they do and cares for the animals! It's also strangely mesmerizing to watch!!! Great channel!
I'm glad you read our comments some don't. I'm disabled too and enjoy watching you and your "brothers " work 😅together. And give us a few laughter along the way. ❤
Maybe it's because I've learned so much already from watching all your videos, but I think this might be one of your calmest and most lecture-like videos to date and I love it! You're a great teacher, probably because apart from skilled, you're also so very passionate.
I’m just going to put on here that I LOVE watching your videos!! You are just so talented at making them to help the cows, the farmers yourself and your family!! Also, YOUR “HERD”!!! I enjoy every one of them and thank you so, so much for sharing your work and fun, smart mind with all of us!! You’re just the BEST!!! 🤩🤩🥰🥰
Gorgeous shots of the landscapes. Scotland has always been on my list of places I want to go. I really enjoy watching you guys work, and the cows are just so cute! Thank you for sharing!
It's really beautiful, especially if you go north tothe big hills
I love how you trim and how you interact with the owners. You keep their knowledge up and I think that is why they have you come back!
Everything is so stunningly verdant, I can't help but wish I lived there too
The music you play is so inspirational. Just now I was inspired to attack my constipation with a fierce determination. Guess what? It all came out and I took the pain all because of you!
i know the music is terrible. but goddamn, it made you shit yourself?
I am also severely disabled and verging on going blind, thank you diabetes, but I also get joy from watching your shenanigans 😅 and I adore the places you get to call your office, what a blessing xxx
As always, Mr GP, love all your care & education of all you do. The farmer was surely put at ease knowing how careful and caring you are, while giving him the information he sought. Always a joy watching and learning.
The scenery is absolutely breathtaking and the music so wonderful, thank you, Good Sirs (Kev & Craig included) for such marvelous content. 🥰
2:04 ah man, I love Kirsty the Cow! Thanks for showing us Scotland while you travel from farm to farm. Love from Hoekwil, Western Cape, South Africa.🐮
One of those times I'm really glad you made the trip. Loved the scenery, but the hoof work is on the order of saving lives and health. Good teamwork, double-teaming to get work done on the feet, reducing crush time.
I not a veteran but do understand a being disabled and about depression and I deal with a lot of pain and sometimes there nothing we can say to help but please hang in there and know we do really care
I love how you not only do an excellent job but that you answer the farmers questions. Respectful answers and good trims go a long way to gaining a good reputation.
The scenery is stunning! I’m addicted to watching you work, and my husband can’t understand why I love to watch a man in Scotland trim cows’ and “buells” hooves. I don’t understand myself either, but keep up the great work!
This is by far my FAVORITE video you’ve ever made. Loved all the education, scenery, and music you chose. I really enjoy your videos. Kudos!! 😎😎
I have been watching you for a long time now. You have showed.
Thanks for showing us how to keep the cows healed.
I'm studying for vec tech and I've just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed!!!! I really admire your work, you're truly amazing and it shows in the way you work. Thank god people like you work in this field
Depending upon where you live, you might be able to watch hooves worked on by volunteering at your local humane society. When they get a hooved animal into the practice you could assist their docs..
Through your videos Humble Hey have gained a massive new fan in me. I love the songs you use, especially Brave. Going through a really tough time, mental health wise, lately and that song in particular means a lot to me. Watching your videos, even though I have absolutely nothing to do with farming or cows, gives me something to look forward to as they are so interesting. I love cows, and it's fascinating to see how you do what you do to make them more comfortable. I stumbled across your videos a while back and I don't know why but I'm addicted! Thankyou for doing what you do. Your sunny outlook always cheers me up a little bit. It's nice to see someone that loves what they do as much as you do! X
All your customers look happy.
Can we just appreciate the absolutely stunning drone footage, what a beautiful country to be driving through every day.
I sure enjoy listening to your explanations Graham, your genuine love for these animals comes through with a really cool Scottish accent sir. You could listen to you nonstop. I’ve considered myself a music person but your choice of music is fantastic
Graeme, the music in your videos is always so uplifting!! It makes me feel like I could make it through a long lonely night, or, not feel fear when walking through the dark forest that is between my house and the next county!!
My steer MOJO loved being guided with the stick..because he always got the BEST back scratches with it during and afterwards 😂.something about the texture could give him scratches in all his favourite places..I think the stick was more just to tap which direction I wanted him to walk ,he was also halter trained! Bovine are so wonderful critters ❤❤
That's so cute
The adjunct voice-overs are just perfectly done! Precisely the right information. So helpful to full understanding
So many beautiful shots of the coast and the countryside! And your skills at backing up and wrangling the crush in no space at all are really amazing!
This video was most exceptional ❤.
I love all of your videos but I find it very interesting to see some of the smaller farms that you work in around your already full schedule. Hearing the interactions between you and the farmer and like you mentioned in the video - the sharing of information so that these beautiful animals are cared for the best possible. The countryside is absolutely stunning - great drone work
What a good daddy! Thanks for teaching while u do these. I’m a retired RN and love your videos.
Im Canadian and used to have cows on our horse ranch as child. Ive never heard of trimming cows feet until i found your channel. I love how u care for the cows and ease their pain, interact with all your family members and are teaching your kids too. Scotland the land of my ancestors is gorgeous and i love seeing it thru your eyes. And u always pick the best music. I love being part of your herd. Cheers and blessings to u all.