*HUGE* RUSTY SCREW PULLED out of COWS FOOT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2022
- I found a huge, rusty screw stuck in this cows hoof!!
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I love how the cow pauses after she takes a couple of steps and notices the pain is gone. The best are the ones who turn around to look at you, like they're thanking you.
They are thanking him.
@@hououinkyouma8255 buzzkill 😂
@R S Baby males get kiiiilled at birth, so you can have milk in your tea and muuurder animal !!!!
@@janbadinski7126 , .. 🐮🔪⛓😭/😵🔴🦠🍖🐔. Hypoooocrite 🤥. Big Time !!!! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!!.
@@VeganV5912 sounds boring, might go get a big mac
I've faced a similar dilemma to the "don't over grow" one you faced here. When I was a kid, I ran outside barefoot after a bad storm. A part of a barn roof had come off, and I stepped on a huge exposed nail. My mom was so mad, and she kept saying that "This is why we wear shoes outside!". Well, we get to the ER and the doctor takes one look at my foot and the nail and says "Good thing you weren't wearing shoes, that could have landed you in surgery". I'm still riding that high five years later!
this literally makes zero sense whatsoever
What did shoes have to do with making it worse?
@@austinbutcher5999 maybe the shoe would've gotten stuck in the flesh or something idk
@@austinbutcher5999 The nail could have pushed the shoe's material into my foot, increasing my risk of infection. As it was, I had to get an x-ray to make sure that the nail hadn't broken in my foot.
@@transsnack interesting! Thank you for clarifying
I don't come from a farming background and, to be honest, have spent my life in the military and in the police, but I have to say that I find this absolutely fascinating. I'm pretty hooked and didn't realise that there were people out there providing such an important service. Keep up the fantastic work guys.
Farriers are seriously overlooked. They are literally supporting the feet of the animals supporting the farming industry. I think people forget that in a similar way to how it's important to trim our nails as people, animals need to maintain their nails and hooves as well. I'm not a farmer myself, but my mother's side of the family are, so I am familiar with the lifestyle. I've noticed that people often take farm work for granted, even though we all benefit from them. Channels like this are really helpful for both education and acknowledging family farms.
That aside, thank you for your service as well.
Hey thanks for YOUR important service in the military and police. Luv from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
@@leahmurray666 Thank you so much.
@@leahmurray666 F off, farming is so more vastly important, Like we need more road pirates or oil warriors lmfao
Me too ,I am still a serving soldier but would love the hoof Master to equip me with basic skills so that I find it easy to fix some problems on the farm when I retire😊😊 let me pray that he accepts.........
He didnt SCREW up he NAILED it
*canned laughter*
the puns are too perfect
1950s audience laugh plays
Never in a million years did I ever think I would be watching a channel dealing with cows feet. But I absolutely love it 😀
Same
Sameee
🤭same here
same, really bizarre 🤭
I don’t even know how it came across my “recommends”….SOOOO GLAD IT DID!!! BIG LOVE AND APPRECIATION TO “HOOF TRIMMER GP”!!!!!🙏🙏💙🇺🇸
I can't imagine not being able to tell someone that my feet hurt. I'm so glad the screw was removed and nothing bad came of it. Is this a healthy addiction to be watching these videos every freaking day?
Hello Linda how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 Hello Steven, how is the weather over there
@@holdem4355 hello holdem, how’s the weather over there?
@@Veryoldman09 Hello Taher how's the weather over there
@@ngwanelionel8824 Hello Ngwane how's the weather over there
Always impressed by your care and attention to the welfare of the cow.
*I just watched some guy dealing with a gross, pus-filled cow foot.... and watched the entire video because of the care and genuine compassion he had for the animal. Not sure if I'll watch another one, but it was definitely interesting and heart warming.*
Nice copy pasta dude
I can’t believe that I came across this channel during lockdown, and still watching 2 years later. Hi from Australia. Keep the good work going 😀😀😀
Hahaha, same here in Argentina XD
Same. I live in Brisbane
Melbourne
Same... western Aussie......mesmerising isn’t it?
same here - an off to Dumfries for a holiday soon - I'll be on the lookout to give the HGP a wave :)
Showed me Da while the cow still had the bolt. He said, I quote, "No wonder she was damned lame!! Poor cow!!" End quote. His family had a farm while he was a boy. One of his first jobs was working with the dairyman delivering milk to clients. And he remembers milking with his grandfather. He was impressed with how she walked out of the crush. High praise coming from him Graeme! Of that I can guarantee you!! Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
Hello Jennifer how’s the weather over there
Dude I actually stumbled upon this guy but the amount of care shown is incredible absolutely cool guy.
I know it must be so satisfying to you to see the cow walking normally after your work. Then, with it finally being healed after you monitor it, I bet you get a sense of accomplishment and care. it seems like very rewarding work if you ask me and the cows seem content and very well-treated which is nice, after its trim it seemed to just gladly and calmly walk to its designated pen.
Huge fan. I'm a Librarian from South Africa...and I'm now addicted to hoof triming lol. Love the crazy energy between you and Craig. Thank you for showing us urbanites the behind the scenes in farming.❤🇿🇦
😕 is it bad I’m curious about your job
@@kawaiionee-chan9557 there's many types of librarians.
do some librarian youtube channel something.
I'm a Senior Librarian in a public community library.
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 Hello from Cape Town
Thankfully this cow was overgrown. While they should be routinely trimmed there is always an exception on where an overgrown hoof could prevent something more serious as in this case. This was one of those occasions where that overgrowth was beneficial for the cow as it prevent something that could have been much more serious.
He has an online class
I’m in agreement with the others here that had no idea watching cow hooves being taken care of was so fascinating and relaxing! I usually watch dandruff scratches, blackhead removals, etc. this is awesome! Great service to the livestock too. Thank you!
I have got to be honest with you...I have watched your channel for 3 hours straight after work for three past few days. I think you do great work, people don't understand how important your job is. Thanks for creating this channel, you rock!!!
I appreciate your honesty about the overgrown hoof being beneficial with that screw.
However, if this cow was more routinely trimmed, the screw likely could have been removed earlier.
Well, there is no guarantee when that could have happened. If she'd had her hoof trimmed, and the the screw incident happened a day or so after, she woulda been in big trouble.
Ma questo dipende dall allevatore...
Yes it could have, but farming profit margins are very thin, so you have to be very frugal. You can't spend money on everything you would like, unfortunately. Sometimes preventative measures are cut to the bone (so to speak).
@@castleanthrax1833 surely if we're admitting that farmers don't make enough to properly care for their cows, then we shouldn't be doing it? It's like deliberately having kids you're not prepared for and then blaming your wages when they all get illnesses from malnourishment.
@@NTVT1999 It's nothing of the sort. Many farmers are working "family farms" and doing it quite tough too. There's an old joke, that's quite appropriate :- Q. What's the worst form of child abuse.
A. Leaving the kids the farm.
Joking aside, many countries subsidise farming to a huge degree. They have to, because they need food. If you don't know what you're talking about, don't comment.
The compassion is what makes these videos a real fun to watch
Well they are gonna be shot in the head and made into burgers..... So I don't get why are getting do touchy-feely about all this
@@siddhanthravichandran3245 theres always that one person that has to ruin it all. Just because they might get shot doesn't mean they dont deserve to live a good life bruh
@@siddhanthravichandran3245 Not all the time siddhanth, for reasons unknown a young bull was carried over eightyeight kilometers down a river where I live in new zealand. The farmer decided after surviving such an ordeal he'd make a great stud - i.e. that animal will probably eat and drink his fill and 'mate' at least once a day for the rest of his days.
@@SiliconBong yes
The only use for bulls is their semen so U can impregnate cows... Or Chop em up for meat..
I had absolutely no idea that cows needed this much care and maintenance glad there are people like you out there can't imagine that bolt staying in there
Was watching the entire video with my almost 6 year old son. He loved it. I just had a great moment with him, where he said. Give a sub to it right after he saw the animation subscription in the video and said right after that: "this is quality content", I was stumped at his maturity.
The part that stumped me was that, he wanted "to give" a subscription as a mode of encouragement to the quality content he enjoyed.
In high school I went to a country school where a bunch of guys and girls grew up in the farm environment. I was a city girl I have never really had to do hard labor like working a farm. I would want to bring cows into my house if I was a farmer ( don’t want them to get cold or hot). You’ve taught me so much about cows and that it’s like trimming a finger nail or toe nail. Thank you so much for being amazing
" Bunch of guys " well done city girl.
As a Cowboy you gotta do a lot in terms of taking care of a cow
Strong Silver Spoon energy.
Silver Spoon is a nice feels-good manga/anime about a city boy who goes to a agro high school.
@@AramatiPaz Yes, it's a great series. The author herself is just really spectacular.
@Magnificently Fruity Star Power îu
Random question... but seeing the height difference when one of those blocks are added, is there any risk for joint issues do to the lateral/medial tilt created to compensate for the difference? With all that weight bearing down on their hoof, I'd think it would have a much more significant impact than in a human anatomy
I’m also curious.
I'd guess that as the blocks are not there long term any potential issues are not permanent. Much like with wallets left in a back pocket. If it's not an every day for months your good kinda deal
*edit missed a word
The blocks come off literally within a couple of weeks. It's not really there long enough to cause the type of problems you are thinking about.
They're never walking round on a hard, flat surface (except in the dairy) so it's not a problem.
@@lorewolf If I had to guess I'd assume the block is negligible 90% of the time because dirt/grass has so much give to it. They aren't standing on concrete much.
3:07 is where the screw foot is 😁🤙
That machine is so cute..the cows just relaxing dangling
I like how honest you are about over growing and problems
Kkkkllkllk
The more videos like this that I watch, the more fascinated I am with both the human body as well as animals. The ability to "naturally" defend against a major foreign object such as that screw is amazing.
Love the work you guys do mate.🙏🏻👊🏻
They called it evolution
I’ve watched a number of your vids now. I couldn’t help but imagining far we’ve come in the care of animals in general, let alone livestock like what you do here. Just makes me wonder how many head of cattle and horses where put down for things like this that (in a relative sense) would be a simple fix, just because they didn’t know about this stuff.
I held my breath through almost all of this trim. I cant believe that whole screw was in her foot. No wonder she was in so much pain poor girl. Great job helping her out.
I just realized that you have over one and a quarter Million subs! I was watching you when you had less than 20K, when you were teaching people how to do it.
Wow, way to go Graeme.
It helps that your videos are so mesmerizing. They walk in lame and leave the crush ACAP.
The cows that you see have to be the happiest cows in Scotland!! You take care of them with love and compassion and only want what’s best for them. You just don’t find that much anymore! Thanks for taking care of these sweet girls! Much love from America! 💗💗💗
Hello Kristin how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 the weather in America really depends on where you live, some places are pretty warm year round while others are freezing, some are prone to tornadoes and some have never had a tornado in their history
Thanks for helping this animals❤
I don't understand why I find these videos so interesting and satisfying when you get finishes with the cows pedicure
We just had a barn built. That was a sheet metal self tapping screw. After they were done with my 20'X30' barn, we picked up a 1lb. Coffee can of them off the ground! I'm glad we did that before bringing horses up!.
I'm not familiar with that kind of construction, but that sounds like an excessive number to have lost track of while building it. O.o
@@dynamicworlds1 , .. 🐮🔪⛓😭/😵🔴🦠🍖🐔. Hypoooocrite 🤥. Big Time !!!! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!!!
Graham, I'm from Ohio in the US and I wanted to tell you how important you are. I am suffering from a Really bad case of depression and anxiety. It's all I can do to cry all day. Since I have found AND SUBSCRIBED to your channel my mood is changing. The calm of your voice. The beautiful scenery. The love for your life and career and friends and family. It warms my heart and is helping me heal. Even giggle 🤭 sometimes. The wonderful music is so perfect and calming. THANK YOU GRAHAM for being you and sharing your beautiful world. You are doing so much for people by just being you. God Bless. Much love Kate.
Is that funny to you?
*Graeme
@@katekreamelmeyer9951. Hi Kate, I have just reported the
Ar**hole who made that cruel and totally unacceptable comment! 🤬
I hope you can ignore the negative stuff that some people feel entitled to put on here.
I'm so glad that Graham is helping with your recovery. Depression and anxiety are life stealing conditions. I know as I have suffered myself on a number of occasions. It seems to be genetic in my family having five generations of multiple sufferers. I've often wondered if we have unaturally low levels of seratonin? 🤔
Enough about me, I'm currently doing fine.🤗
Watching You tube definitely helps doesn't it? I think its partly that we're distracted away from our own thoughts, which is really good because they are so totally negative. Living in our own heads when going through a bad patch is not a good place to be but often we don't feel like doing anything, going anywhere, seeing anyone, or talking even to family and friends.
Anything that can help distract us from our own thoughts will be helpful. I really hope these small steps keep helping you to gradually get back to where you want to be in life, and you will get there, you're already starting to feel and believe you're getting better. better. You confirmed that by telling Graeme. Thats a big step in itself, so good on you!😍
Have you ever tried mindfulness? I've found it helpful. Its another way of distracting me from my own thoughts. Loads on TH-cam of course.
We all have to recover in our own way and at a pace we can cope with. Don't ever beat yourself up for not doing things you think you should. Some days will be better and others make us feel like crawling into a dark hole. Don't put yourself under more pressure. Be kind to yourself, don't feel guilty and "don't sweat the small stuff"! Celebrate every victory however small, remember it is still a positive! 🏅😍 Sometimes chatting to a complete stranger can help. If you ever need a sympathetic and empathetic ear, I have two!😁Just remember we are 5 hours ahead of you here in the uk! 😴
I'm off to bed now. Have a good evening watching hoof trimming and the beautiful scenery of the west coast of Scotland "Gods own Country" I love it there, Its a healing place! 🥰. Take care Kate, I'll be thinking of you and sending positive vibes. 💜
@@dovahkiin7253 Grammatical Pedantry Syndrome?🤔
@@MissPennyhapenny this is so sweet of you. You understand exactly. So many don't. I have up and down days and some are REALLY bad but I do take small baby steps to keep going. I love mindfulnes. My therapist showed me this and I am hooked. I sleep nightly to it. Thank you again for your kind words. . God bless you.
OF COURSE IM SUBSCRIBED GP why else would I be watching the COOLEST guy on earth give cows a pedicure. I sure wasn't searching for it in my UTUBE search BAR as I'm ALMOST sure 95% were NOT but your awesome personality and warm care for the MOOers makes joining the HERD worth IT.
I’m officially addicted to your videos! 😄 Cows are people too! Thanks for what you do to make them more comfortable.
I am hooked on your channel. It doesn't get better than a hard working, sexy Scottish accent, compassionate man working to make beautiful animals healthy and happy. Plus you're easy on the eyes and funny too! 😊😊😍😊😊
So glad that she was slightly over grown. Can only imagine how sore the wee soul was . Another great Job graeme
Wee SOUL. 😀
Hello Lynn how’s the weather over there
I once walked around for months with an embroidery needle stuck vertically up my foot without knowing it when I was a kid. Embroidery needles are very thin. I remember I felt a sharp pinch in my foot walking in my house, but I ignored it because I saw there was nothing there and no bleeding, so I was like "whatever just one of those nerve pain moments." but I started feeling a pinch whenever I walked afterwards, except no matter how much I examined my foot I couldn't see anything. And while I felt pain, it wasn't PAIN. Until one day my mom was like "why are you limping so much....." and she decided to look at my foot with a magnifying glass because we were thinking it was a bad invisible bug bite or something. She squeezed my foot just to see if puss or blood would come out anywhere so we could find a wound... and out came an embroidery needle!!! It was a WTF moment. But it was seriously so thin and small, that's why it didn't leave a visible puncture wound or blood, and why I felt it, but it wasn't extraordinary pain either.
It's such a relief to see them out of pain and much more comfortable, you are doing a fabulous job! 👏💜
I hope you know they’re gonna kill it later and not tell you
I love how much he cares for the well being of the cows and how he treats them with empathy. Most dont treat cows like this
Most farmers treat there cows with the best treatments management and feed . If you don’t they will not produce milk , in UK our inspection system is a world leader on animal welfare .
@@jamesdonal8599 That's right, James. Cows are a farmer's livelihood, his whole family's livelihood. I wonder how much people really know about how farmers treat their cows vs. what they have read online.
Most dont treat other people this well
As comfortable as possible.
Well... They will be eventually shot in the head and made into burgers.... But yea I guess
Ouch ouch ouch poor cow! I'm glad you we're able to "make her as comfortable as possible!"-GP 😉 thanks for the new video! 😊😁
.. 🐮🔪⛓😭/😵🔴🦠🍖🐔. Hypoooocrite 🤥. Big Time !!!! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!!....
@@VeganV5912 to each his own. Have a great day 🙂
@@VeganV5912 bro you are insane
@@amazoniam8687 . I know I’m right and you’re wrong !!! About hurting innocent animals like CuIt🔴foIIowing!!! Like CharIes Man🖕son !!!! Youpay others !!!! Twiice a Cooooward !!! Cutting down the rainforest for a frigging burger !!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos et cetera. Vegan or a Coo🖕ward ?? 🤷🏼♂️
@@beckgardner8654 .. I know I’m right and you’re wrong !!! About hurting innocent animals like CuIt🔴foIIowing!!! Like CharIes Man🖕son !!!! Youpay others !!!! Twiice a Cooooward !!! Cutting down the rainforest for a frigging burger !!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos et cetera. Vegan or a Coo🖕ward ?? 🤷🏼♂️
I know it's basically like a nail to us humans....maybe she is wanting to start a new fashion trend of.
.....no nail dimonties for her but screws! I have had a bad insomnia night and watched your videos back to back....it's amazing what you have found in thier Hoffs.
these videos make me so emotional, im so happy for these cows getting such tender care
It honestly amazes me how little of glue other trimmers use, and their blocks fall off. It’s glue, use it.
Glue is cheap, your time and expertise is not, and don't want to think what the animal value is.
Especially when the glue is two parts, where it is mixed, it's going to set off and become unusable anyway
Your dedication to cow comfort is quite refreshing to see. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, lad.
🤩 ✳️ ✳️ ✳️ ✳️ ✳️ 2022 /💪🍀💓 🕊️🙌
Love your videos! From North Carolina, USA! You are so compassionate with the treatment of these cows! If I wasn't old and retired, I'd have loved to have tried this! And the Crush is a fantastic machine!! 😃😃💛💛😺😺💫💫💥💥👍👍👍
Thank you for helping the cow!
Do you ever have cows or bulls/steers leave the crush, then turn around, come to you and 'thank' you for relieving their pain?
A small sidenote from Germany: Bull is Bulle in german, steer is Stier and ox is Ochse.
OH MY! I'm glad that turned out as well as it did! A slightly different angle would have been a different story.
Hello Amanda how’s the weather over there
I can't stop watching these videos. It's so satisfying. Thank you for helping the poor cows! 🥰
I love watching what you do and how much you care for these beautiful creatures. The farmers too. Blessed be.
Graeme...have you ever thought of doing a class for youngsters that may want to grow up to be hoof trimmers? With all your knowledge you would be excellent! Like A one day seminar!!😇❤🐄🐃🐂
click the "show more" in the video description.
Good idea you could test the idea by asking some of your followers and perhaps youth groups
Now this is a case off… tell me you don’t watch the Hoof GP without tell me… blah blah blah…
@@svnhddbst8968 that is for adults...I'm talking about a fun learning seminars for kids.
@@PK-oy4fe it could be good for kids in secondary school exploring careers, or scouts.
Poor baby slipped getting out the crush and looked like she was trying to pretend it didn't happen lol! But that relief has to be so satisfying for you as a trimmer and for the cow too.
Love farmers that truly care for their livestock .so satisfying to watch as well .
I couldn't imagine walking around with that I her hoof. I'm really glad it didn't go straight in and cause massive problems.
Another satisfied customer. They all say thank you!🐄Mooo
Hello Mamaw how’s the weather over there
I love the screaming chicken sound effect when your language gets rustic...🤣🤣🤣 Nice touch... Friends that raised horses were obsessed w/ picking up every single piece of metal when they were fixing something around the place. Easy to see why here...
Hello Cindy how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 HI! Wednesday we have light cloud cover w/ a bit of sun & we'll be lucky if the temperature gets into the teens. -10° wind chill this morning...
@@cindyrissal3628 Oh that’s okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
From America here..you got a sub today my old man is a veterinarian. We both wish farmers in our area took care of their animals like your farmers. My old man is 73 and still working as a large animal vet because the new generation isn't caring enough for his customers. Good job man
I don't own any cattle but I get a huge relief watching your videos
Oh my, I felt it in my entire body when she slipped like that when coming out of the crush!!
Hello Annelie how’s how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 It's cold and snowy..
@@h06anbjo Oh that’s okay same here where you from? I’m from Dallas Texas nice meeting you
@@stevenhenry4127 I'm from Sweden.
@@h06anbjo Oh that’s a nice place so how long have you been on TH-cam
It's nice to see there is someone out there that cares for these animals like that.
You're like a cow podiatrist! Awesome 👌🏿. It's like the cow is just grateful for fixing her hooves!
Idk why I find cow pedicures strangely hypnotic and relaxing.... 😴
OUCH!! That was a serious screw!😝. She must feel so much better she’s probably going to go out dancing tonight. 🥰❤️
Hello Kathryn how’s the weather over there
It’s lovely to witness the care you provide to these animals and the sweet relief they feel. BLESSINGS from Florida, US.
They get slaughtered anyway
Hello Mary how’s the weather over there
It's always satisfying to watch a true professional at work.
sometimes you just have to thank God for cows for the precious milk they make for us.
Hello from Ontario Canada, I Love watching you take such amazing care of all the animals. You show such Love and Compassion. My Grandpa was from Aberdeen, & after he passed I missed listening to him speak. So you put much joy in my heart every time I watch your videos. YOU ROCK HOOF GP!!
Wow, I bet her foot felt a whole lot better after that thing came out. Hi from Australia 🇦🇺
Hello Katherine how’s the weather over there
I have no idea why I love watching these videos… it’s just so darn satisfying!
You have the most amazing channel for hoof trimming for cattle thank you for posting such amazing videos, stay strong and keep going you can do it
I have just come across this channel today and now i'm addicted. Please keep on doing great videos like this! Great job, man!
Your the "Derick" of" Vice Grip Garage" but with cow hoofs !Both of you keep everyone's attention and are down to earth and funny
Absolutely!!! "Help me understand"
I have to say. I love your passion for cows. And I find you voice so calming. Your a lucky fella to have a job you ❤️.
Wow, I just never knew. Looks like you really know your business and I can see you truly care about the cow’s. Thank you for explaining what you are doing. I like to learn a little something along the way. Greetings from America.
So flipping professional and capable. Awesome work Graham. Love your work as always and impressed with your motivation towards cow happiness 😊
2:04 was so satisfying
Not sure why I'm not able to stop watching your vids; they're addicting especially if I'm watching with a cigar and whiskey. Cheers!!!! Keep them coming.
Hello from Puerto Rico! My daughter (8), and now me too, loooooove your videos!!!!
When I started watching these videos I knew it was game over, can't control myself but watch more and more, they're addictive. Anyway, I love your videos and passion
I love watching you work, what an insight to cows. The relief you must give to these animals. Is very inspiring.
I appreciate your care and these videos
Truly are real care.
You have me hooked. Thank you, please keep it up.
Brought up in the countryside and never gave it a second thought. You have won my admiration
This is very therapeutic. Thank you.
I’m finding myself really getting into your show mate. Never thought I’d be watching cows having their hooves trimmed but here I am. You do make it a good watch with your style ,flair and dialogue. The accent sure helps as well 😂 .I’ve joined the crew . I’ve subscribed and look forward to more. Great vids. Take it easy.
i love your passion for these animals and how well you take care of their feet!! You are by far one of the most professional people i have ever seen!!
Hello Jennifer how’s the weather over there
it never ceases to amaze me that they dont seem to struggle all that much. how many in a herd(one day at a farm) gives you trouble by struggling and hollering the whole time? also, is there ever a time the vet needs to be called for a course in antibiotics when they have a particularly nasty infection?
Yes, he has said before that he is calling the vet when he shows pus videos.
@@jenh9221 i guess ive never seen that one. thanks. i havent been watching for very long. less than a year.
IIRC it was work done by Temple Grandin (and documentaries about her are fascinating in themselves) that led to many modern cow management methods, including the use of the crush. Cows apparently actually like the squeeze; it's calming to them.
@@annehaight9963 amazing. i never would have guessed. i though perhaps they got to the point where they trusted the guy to help them, realizing EVENTUALLY and over time that the hoof gp makes them hurt less. learned behavior, ya know?
So stoned, I flinched hard when the cow slipped at the end 😂 love watching these videos!
That was awesome that you were able to repair her foot despite the huge bolt.
Thanks for posting this educational video. 👍
I stood on a nail once and that went right through my foot so I can totally sympathise with this cow. You do such an amazing job at sorting these big beautiful girls out xx
Hello Luna how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 cold but dry and windy.
@@Hayley_Hunter Oh that’s okay where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas nice meeting you
Oh cool, I'll be over in Dallas in October, I can't wait. Me and Luna-Belle live in Cumbria in the UK.
@@Hayley_Hunter Oh that’s a nice place how long have you been on TH-cam
You said that the overgrown hoof helped in this rare case, but I'm curious. Is it possible that, if this cow HAD been routinely trimmed, the screw could have been found earlier and not been a problem then either?
... that's a fair point!
Cows are only routinely trimmed twice per month as per the industry guidelines. So if she'd stepped on the screw a day after a trim and hid the limp, she'd have suffered in silence for months. And even if she didn't hide the limp she'd still have to have waited 2-4 weeks for Graeme's scheduled visit, but in more pain and with a slower recovery ahead of her.
@@DS9TREK So the big thing at that point would be when the screw was stepped on compared to when the last or next trim would be. If it was a few days before a trim compared to a few days after one.
@@DS9TREK genuine question: if the cows get trimmed twice a month, then, even if the cow hid it’s limp- why would it still suffer for months? Do all of the cows get trimmed, or just the ones that seem they might need it?
@@katrinathinesen1601 Just the ones that might need it
Nice job gentlemen! What wonderful teachers you
ou are! God bless you!
Thank you for making better these painful problem
Brilliant foreshadowing. "These are usually just a screw head" 😂
That is incredible! Thank you for sharing! My toddler and I love watching ❤️
Hello Meredith how’s the weather over there
It’s amazing how relaxing I find watching hoof trimming to be. Literally had zero interest or thought on the subject before I stumbled to this channel and now I’m hooked. 😂
I´m so happy you stopped with editing music in all the time. I find it way more pleasant to watch the video now.
I can't even shave my block of Parmesan cheese with the confidence this man is shaving that cow's hoof
I stepped on a screw and got it embedded in the base of my big toe. It was less than an hour to the hospital and the removal. I can not imagine what it feels like to walk around for a prolonged period of time. Ouch!
It would be the same as having a screw stuck to the sole of your shoe. It isn't acutely painful, because you don't have any nerves in the sole of your shoe. Likewise a cow doesn't have any nerves in the hoof horn.
@@fredygump5578 She was limping so it definitely hurt.
@@yaimamartinez9576 It's obvious you are not paying attention! Please reference the original comment for context behind my comment. Also watching the video would help.
Every so often I come back to binge watch your videos and it's been a few months at least...
I still remembered all the words to your opening song. 😂😂
At 4:35 I can’t tell if he was about to swear and a chicken coincidentally clucked or if they intentionally bleeped out a bad word
Why do you pick up all four feet at once with the KVK, but only one (two if Craig is working) at a time with the Appleton?
guessing the Appleton doesn't have the capability to hold up the cow by itself?