PEELING BLACK, DEAD HOOF HORN AWAY FROM COW'S FOOT
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I am a paramedic and suffer from PTSD. I have anxiety really terribly and watching your videos every night before I go to bed has to be one of my favorite parts about my day. Maybe it’s weird but your videos ease my anxiety and allow me to go to sleep in a good head space. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart.
I have the same & likewise am so grateful I found The Hoof GP. It does wonders to ease my anxiety & depression due to complexPTSD.
I imagine there are those people the are mean and make you remember those horrible things 😢😢😢
I have PTSD and this channel really helps with its positivity and helps me feel like everything is going to be ok.
I watch them before bed too
I also suffer from PTSD and general anxiety. This really helps me to relax as well.
I suffer from anxiety and depression and ptsd as well as borderline personality disorder and bi-polar disorder. These videos help me relax and get through so many bad episodes. Since I started watching the hoof trimming and listening to Graeme's music choices I have had fewer bad spells. I haven't needed to be hospitalized at all. I have even gone back to work part-time. 🇨🇦🛒🛒🛒🎆🎆🎆🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😊😊😊😊
God bless you! Keep up the good efforts!
I’m a 3rd year engineering student across the world from you, I don’t watch terribly often, but when I do I always watch to the end of the video 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 Its really interesting to watch someone elses day in an entirely different walk of life. Thanks for the great content.
You need to send him plans on how to add elect driven, steerable wheels for that crush. Might keep him from destroying the rear end of this truck unlike his last two. lol
Well said, and I agree.
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My toddler and I love watching your videos at bedtime! The music is perfect to get her to relax and she loves cows! 👧👧👧👧👧👧👧👧👧👧👧👧
I stumbled on your videos on Facebook and I’m hooked. I majored in Agricultural Education in college and I’ve been teaching special Ed for 10 years now. You can take the teacher out of ag but can’t take ag out of the teacher. Thank for sharing your day 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me too! I'm 4th year though
Hope you do well with your studies
AS A young wife we raised Angus.For over 50 yrs, we have lived near a 3 generati0n Holstein dairy. Our friend is a farrier. I never knew how he worked. I am hooked on your show and love seeing your sweet family. I live in Tillamook Oregon...maybe you've heard of our 🧀 cheese.
This channel has come a long way. From a gofund me for a new crush to that amazing house and stocked garage, I'm happy to see somebody so deserving have great things happen for them
For some reason your commentary and the level of care you put into helping the cows walk better is so calming after a long day at work. Love your choice of music as well!
No brown 👃 ING 😁😅😴 j/k
Great job
I actually watch his videos to fall asleep
I completely agree with this statement!
Cathartic is the word you are looking for.
I watch them nightly before I go to sleep as they relax me.
I’m truly addicted to these videos. Not a farmer or in the trade, but watching and listening to you and Craig take such care of the cows makes me happy. Keep it up
Former military vetrn , this program also help with my ptsd and allows me to have a better sleep experience
I suffer from severe depression and many times your videos relax me and distract my thoughts. I love the intro music and the beautiful scenery. And, of course, I love you, Craig, and the cattle! Thank you for being a light!
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Depression of some kind is for many of us. I hope you find the light that will enable you to thrive. Watching others mend does lift the spirits. I agree with you on the calming note that helping these loving creatures walk without pain is rewarding. Best of luck and health to you.
Songbird, same here! Stay strong, there will always be a better day after darkness!!💋
As with many, I have also been there and know how it feels. I'm *not* going to tell you to "cheer up!" (Oh boy, the least helpful words there are, eh?) I got past it with Prozac initially, but due to a change in circumstances, we had to move to the countryside. I was off those tablets in a month. The change in pace of life, living in a bungalow on the edge of a farmer's field, and the natural peace and quiet gave my mind room to recover. I was brought up in a village and living in towns and cities which I'd done since leaving home to work at 19 was too much for me. "Going home" to the countryside, despite being 300 miles from my parents, was like throwing a switch in my head.
Is there something like that which you could do? Have you always dreamed of being in a different type of place, or doing a different kind of job? It's not a guarantee of recovery, but it would definitely help.
Meanwhile, all my best "e-support vibes" are heading your way, along with some virtual hugs, chocolate and your favourite beverage. Again, not a cure, but nobody has been harmed by someone actually giving a damn about them, and I genuinely do. 🤗
Try pit bulls and paroles, those also helped me after my mother’s death years ago. The people that do such kindness to animals heal many folks. God given gifts to others without even knowing it.
Hope you are doing well @Songbirds it is really satisfying to see some who so genuinely cares about the health and care of another creature.
I have no idea how I found this channel ….just 1 day it was there in my feed.
Now I’m addicted to seeing how you are able to help these animals. Thank you for explaining the process to us in a way that we all can understand!
Happy to apart of the herd….from Ontario Canada!!!!
Me, too!!🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Sue - same! Even the geography part, as I'm in Ontario, too. :)
@@virginiahutchinson7974 cool!!! Such a small big world we live in!!!
Same here, :D
We're all the Ontario, Canada Chapter of the Hoof GP fan club! 😄😄😄
Sees cow limping
Me in 2020 - awww poor girl, she’s hurt her leg.
Me in 2021 - I can see from here that she needs a trim, her front right lateral claw looks twisted and that limp is probably from a white line defect that’s created an abscess. She needs Graham.
This actually happened, yesterday.
Lol
So I only need a year to graduate 🧐
Happened to me too when i visitet family that lives in a small town out..
The House of cows
Hahaha 🤣
I’m a 50 year old Project Manager in Myrtle Beach, Sc. I enjoy watching the care you provide for the animals that provide for us. That and I miss the farm I grew up on.
28 years old living on the east coast of the US. Found your channel in my recommended feed a few months ago and decided to click on the video and haven't regretted it once. Now I find myself clicking on one of your videos and watching for an hour at night all the time! Love your content Graham. Keep it up and thanks for all the entertainment!
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It's very therapeutic...... I'm not a farmer or anything but I think cows are delicious 😋. Nice to know someone out there cares ghat much about their comfort. Hope YOU have a Super Duper day 💗 Cheers frim Canada 🇨🇦
Yes... The intro is back 🔙 I've missed that song 🎵🎶🎵🎶
Yes same!!! 🐮🐄🐮🐄🐮
I know right. It's so cheesy but it's amazing.
Yes!!
Nah he needs a new intro song
What is the song called?
Graham, in this vid you give the best piece of advice ever: "Chill out, and get on with the job at hand." Golden words.
Put that on some merch!
@@MxInProgress That's my first thought as well. Good ball cap, or maybe a cold drink thermos for hot weather? Along with tees etc😁
To be fair, until recent decades thats what most men were taught. Not anymore obviously.
@@jameshunt9208 I agree 101% with that sentiment but "Chill out" isn't an expression they would've been familiar with. I don't know where you hail from, but there are still lots of strong men around here who put in a day's hard work.
I had a Jersey cow and she was very temperamental. She wouldn't let you milk her without a fight.This has been a great video and I really enjoyed it.
I've never had a Jersey cow, but I have a Jersey dad& he has a whole family. They're pretty much the same.... I still love all of them. Lmao
Since watching this channel for over a year, I can tell the difference between hard surface hoofs, to free range hoofs...Wow never thought I'd be watching The HoofGP...👍👍👍👍
My 5 year old Dylan and I, love watching your video. He loves that you're able to make the cows feel better! 🥰
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I turned 50 over the summer and it dawned on me you care as much for these cows as a dr does for its patients. If all I needed was a “hoof trim” then I’d fly to Scotland and let you do it. 😂 thanks for being you and being someone that knows all life deserves quality.
I think graem could diagnose me before my human gp sometimes
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Love watching these and they are so relaxing! Thank you for letting me be part of “the Herd”.
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Huge fan from across the world, I'm in northwestern USA. I love watching your videos to wind down at the end of the day, seeing you help the beautiful cows (and bulls) live a much more comfortable and happier life is amazing. ❤️
I'm watching all the way from Jamaica. Whenever I have a really rough day at work, it is very therapeutic to watch how you care for these animals. Great job!👏🏽🇯🇲
Love the care you give these precious animals!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘
First video of The Hoof GP... Me: "What is that? Is he going to touch that? Ewwah!" And I watched the whole thing. Im hooked. I can't stop watching any of them! I know nothing about cows except they provide the milk for my cereal and cream for my coffee (Yum). Now I try to guess what Graeme is going to do... Shave a lot or a little, or put on a block, or spray with the red stuff, or put on the powder. I'm always wrong. Which is why its a good thing I stick to software and Graeme trims cows and bulls! 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Welcome to the herd. Cow feets right??
Craigie boy has a great video on the difference between the two crushes.
Thanks I was gonna ask about it
me too, thought I was watching old video.
Love Craigie Boy’s channel!
This vet student (and her flatmate) in Glasgow loves watching this channel. We find it really helpful as we learn about our part in helping cattle live their best lives. My flatmate in wants to especially work with dairy cattle and would love to see you in action one day :) *emojis*
I am continually impressed with the empathy and care you have for those beautiful ladies. Such a rare gift.
This channel has come such a long way. I remember first watching when you had under a 1,000 subscribers. Congratulations on your success. You've brought alot of attention to the time and personal care it takes to raise Cows on a farm.
Do you ever get the feeling that the cows recognize you as the “hoof” doctor and get excited to see you when they have foot injuries?🐄🐂🐃
Only the ones that subscribe to his YT channel.
All girls enjoy a great Mani-Pedi
@@AK-hw9ij BWAHAHAHAHA
I dunno, my dad's a vet and he is not well liked among even the pets at home. Then again, he does not have the bedside manner you see exhibited on this channel.
Does anyone get excited about going to the doctor's? 😅
My cousin is a large animal vet, with cows being her passion. I think I may drive her crazy with all my questions after each episode.🐮🐄🇨🇦
I am an Electrical Projects Administrator for a railway company in Australia 🇦🇺. Your Page showed up in my feed one day and I spent 3 hours watching your videos then subscribed. It is interesting to see your day in the life being a hoof doctor. I love seeing how you tackle each problem, tbroughly explain how you are going to approach the issue and how you love your job! I watch your channel for approx 30 minutes each evening. Say hey to Craigyboy too. Thanks again for the ripper entertainment! Keep up the awesome work!
After he said he was looking for new team members, I was tempted to move to Scotland and try to do the rugged, skilled and animal saving work of a hoof trimmer!
"As many Emojis as you can" :D Keep up the great work the both of you! Seeing these trims, and knowing how much more comfort you give to the cows makes for a very satisfying watching experience!
I was looking for horse and mule hoof trims and found you. I love watching♥️
This channel is a breath of fresh air. Great attitudes and human kindness. Great content and Music selection. I didn't think I would be watching Hoof Trimming/Fixing. I live in Phoenix/Arizona USA. Far from south west Scotland. So much green. Using the drone caps it all off. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to healing and make life better for theses cows.
I only found this channel a couple of days ago and boy am I hooked?!!
Almost everything about your videos makes me feel nostalgic!
I’m from Northern Ireland, but I have been living in Australia for the last 12 years or so, and for the last few years I have been perpetually in a state of homesickness!
Pretty much all of your footage of the countryside, villages, farms etc (so everything really!) reminds me of home. It all looks like Northern Ireland to me!
Also, my grandfather had a dairy farm, which was always my favourite place to be growing up and even as an adult. I spent most of my school holidays at the farm and most weekends. It was like the central hub for our entire extended family to all converge on whenever possible!
So many fond memories of being on the farm, getting up with my grandfather while it was still dark, while the rest of my cousins slept, so we could start on his work for the day and get ready for milking. Granda teaching me how to milk a cow by hand before he would even let me touch the milking machine!
Ah, the beautiful memories. Unfortunately my grandfather passed away this year, aged 96. He had an amazing life though. He was the fittest man any of us knew. He was quite small in stature, but boy he could give me a dead arm my whole life, up until close to the end!
He was so fit and healthy that Drs from a Belfast hospital asked if they could do lots of tests and research on him, to see if he (and his body) held any secrets to longevity of health and why his heart was so incredibly strong, I believe that was when he was in his 80’s!
And lastly! But definitely not least! My other grandfather, my dad’s dad, was from Scotland, so I grew up with that lovely Scottish lilt in my ear from him. So it’s lovely to hear your accent as it reminds me of my grandfather.
AND!! I went to university in Edinburgh to become a registered nurse and stayed on after to work in the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for a couple of years. I also worked in the Western general hospital for a while.
I miss Edinburgh. It’s my favourite city in the world. And I have lived and travelled all over the world, but nowhere quite measures up to Edinburgh in my opinion.
I am just loving your videos. I love that I have so many videos to catch up on!
By the way, you are an absolute natural in front of the camera. You come across as a seasoned professional, who has had his own TV show for years! In my humble opinion, I believe that your videos are so well done, everything about them, from your being a natural presenter, your choice of music, your ‘B footage’ to your editing, along with whatever else goes into making a good video/programme, the quality is that of any great programme you can find on TV.
Along with all of the above, your regular high # of views for every video, I would be very surprised if you aren’t approached at some point in the near future, if you haven’t already been, to actually do a series for TV.
One only has to look at the comments section for every single video, to see just how much people love what you do.
When you can attract so many people who have never had an interest in your subject matter before, and get rave reviews every single time, trust me, you are doing everything right my friend.
Whatever the winning formula is for a great TV show to be successful, I believe you have found it.
Well done Graeme! I don’t know you at all, but I can’t help but feel really proud of what you have achieved here!
A lad from Scotland, making videos about his work, looking after cow’s hooves! Lol Sorry, but that as an idea, really doesn’t sound all that impressive, or like it would attract all that many viewers, and yet it does! It works so incredibly well and I believe that a big part of why it does, is you.
So, that is why I am so happy for you. And I can’t wait to watch more of you videos! So, I’m off!!
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Hear hear!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Amen! X
I have foot pain and it makes my heart glad to see you bring foot care to cows and make them feel better.
Holy shit, a cow that can type! 🤯
Loving the fact this video has the intro I’ve missed it. Interesting to see how the new crush works in comparison to the Appleton. Great video as always (I made it 😉)
Craigie Boy did a vidoe showing both crushes next to each other
@@amyjanegardner9908 yeah I saw that but think it’s always good to see it working in practice. Enjoy Craig’s channel too.
Same
I have been a part of the herd for just over a year now and I must say how much I enjoy watching you treat your cows! You are obviously becoming the go-to guy in this industry, not just in your local community.
I just want to thank you for inviting us along with you on your many adventures!
I’m in uni now gearing up to final exams, and your advice “chill out and get on with the job” is now my mantra!! Thank y’all for your awesome videos 🐂🐄🖋🩺🩹🌦
I don't know if you'll see this comment, but I finally have to tell y'all how much happiness you bring to my days!! You see, we moved to Texas(USA) 2 years ago from California, where i have lived practically all my life. This is a big change that hasn't been easy. But watching your Winter filmed videos is so nice as we have had over 100° days for the last 2 months! Yes 2 months!! It's been awful 😫🔥🥵!! Thanks guys 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮
You'll be happy to know that last summer is the only summer we've had like that in the 24 years I've lived in Texas.
I thought that I would share that I watch your videos at the end of my day as a way to decompress. Your humor and positivity makes the stress of the day slip away. I also find myself humming your intro randomly. 😁🐄🐂🐄🐮
So I was watchin' HUMAN toenail trimming and I fell into you! I tried to fly away, but stayed because it's so GLORIOUS, GLORIOUS! Merry Christmas Graham, family, and Craigy Boy and family . . . and the rest of the HERD.
Wait that kinda sus
I think I got here via The Toe Bro too & now I'm addicted to hoof trimming!
I’m a 38 yr old teacher in Louisiana but the real fan is my 5 yr old who loves watching you. She adores watching you help and fix the cows:) Thank you for sharing your experiences:) It always interesting watching you work:)
Love your videos!!. You really seem to make the well being of the cows number one. Great job!! 😀😁😀😁
Across the pond and down in Texas. Just bought a house and our neighbors property is used for some cattle and a couple lamas from watching your videos i was always looking at their feet. Yesterday while talking with the owners and feeding them i found out she watches you too. So just know you've got love and prayers coming from Texas and from people who appreciate the knowledge you put out here for us. God bless 💜
I've made it! My 9 year old daughter has started watching your channel as well. It's satisfying to see so many cows feeling better! 🐄🐂🐂🐄
I stumbled across your videos a couple of weeks ago...I have watched them all from the beginning now. Never been so chuffed for someone who I have not met!! 😀
Didn’t realize how much I was missing the intro music til it started and I’m smiling and singing.. another great video as always.. much love from Georgia USA 🇺🇸 💖🥰😄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🚘💝💚
Watching you take care of these cows makes my day!! Hello from Chicago!
10:15 - This really made sense to me. No, I'm not a trimmer, but until this bridge analogy, I really hadn't put two and two together. Thanks for that!
Your homestead looks amazing w/ your rock fence and your outdoor building and your home really really nice. Along with your new crush and truck, I ‘m so happy for you and your family. May success follow everywhere.❤️🐄
You do a great job mate.. your attitude and motivation is inspiring
I adore this channel! It reminds me of my childhood when I herded in cows at our village farm for milking. Your dedication to your profession and your ability to inform and teach is just amazing to watch. The humanity and the personal touch you show us in every video makes your content very special. Thank you! 🐄🐂♥️🌻☀️🥇🧢🏴
Hi, just wanted to share how much my 6 year old son loves you and your work. He comes home from school and asks to watch the Hoof GP and even knows your theme song by heart! Thanks for the fun memories we have together ❤
your video quality has immensely improved. I'm supposed to be doing a project on watershed management but I cannot stop watching this channel. I have binged all of your videos and I want to ingest more now.
Your videos are always interesting and educational. It always feels like they are way to short though. Can’t imagine not watching to the end. 🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮
I love all ur videos, and its always nice to see a cow leave better than they came, keep up the good work! 🐮🐂🐐🐄
I love your videos. I also grew up on a farm in Utah, USA. Cows are treated much better now than when I was kid. Modern farms are much cleaner, and the cows are treated so much better. The cows I grew up with commonly were in 1 foot or more manure all the time. It was a common practice. Things are much much better.
On behalf of my family of Northern Michigan, thank you for all your content and good work.
My two young sons and I enjoy watching do your work before I take them to school you've inspired three of us to pursue something as Noble as helping these animals.
Before watching these videos, I never knew cows needed trimming. Horses yes. I love content.
I've been watching you for over a year now an you have taught me so much about hoof trimming an fixing cracks in the white walls, stones in the hoof, how to fix infections an among other things. I thank you so verymuch for all your videos an for showing the whole intire world your love for cows.
I absolutely am mesmerized and adore that you love these beautiful creatures and treat them with such care and compassion. 🐮🐮💜💜
Lovely wife and great looking home! I’m a home baker and wish I had a triple oven and huge island like yours! It’s nice to see your family in the videos!
I’m a fan!
Hello from Arizona, USA. I recently started watching your videos and I’ve become obsessed!! They’re super relaxing!! I love the calming music 🎶 and the amazing views of Scotland!! Thanks for sharing!! 💚💚💚🎶🎶🎶
Thank you for posting your videos online I’ve learned so much from them. As a new cattle farmer this has been extremely informative and helpful 🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😃
I grew up on a small truck farm in Alabama. Your videos let me time travel out of stress! God bless you!
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A Golden Merc and a Jag, wow trimming hooves pays well.
You deserve everything you get
his wife is also a bakery owner I believe. if not her it's his mom as and she works there
After seeing the work he does, he deserves everything he gets
Graham I love the look of the new truck, together with the green machine. It important to project a professional image as well as work ware no matter what we are doing for the customers, and I think you are doing that. When you arrive looking ready to do a great job that in its self goes a long way, and when your machine & vehicle is clean it shows a professional image & respect to your customers as well. Thanks Mark Dutka Oakville Ontario Canada.
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Great points about professionalism that can apply to any business or enterprise, or effort even as an employee.
I knew one young lady, a nurse, who was all the patients’ favorite - because she’d always go to work with a hairdo, and some makeup to sparkle the scrubs.
It wasn’t even about being beautiful - she smwouldn’t have needed makeup for that. She was a light in spirit and wore it well without getting so gussied up.
It just made her feel good and the extra effort she put in so consistently showed her bosses she was excited to be there and her patients that she treasured them enough to try and brighten their day, since the scrubs were fairly boring.
She worked with the elderly, and had to be very physically strong 💪, so here comes this little stout gal with a big smile and her hair done different every day and it gave the patients something to talk about, or guess on.
Good point to always arrive prepared, ready, and excited.
That’s how I feel after cleaning my kitchen: I can’t wait to cook for my family again and I get all kinds of ideas for recipes - the maintenance clears the space for imagination and creative solutions to arise.
I always love seeing a glimpse of the family here and there :)
🐮💜🐮💜🐮💜🐮💜 You are the kindest most compassionate person I've ever seen! 🐮💜🐮💜
I all ways watch until the end. I love watching how you can get a cow foot looking good after you have done them. Loves and hugs from That Grand Lady in New Mexico USA. May God bless you and your family.
The new crush looks great for some of the farms that just don't have the maneuvering space to easily get the Appleton positioned. I've seen you really struggle at a few places to make it work.
I enjoy watching a good Hoof GP video. I love cows and I appreciate the way you and Craig take care of them! I really try not to miss any videos you put up! Blessings to you and your family!!
I teared up a little watching this..Bless you and all you do for these beauties😍
Something to be said about how great a job you do overall. Thank you for sharing this with us 😃👏
I love watching you transform these hoods thank you so much for helping the animals who can’t tell what’s wrong
I love cows. Thankful there are people like you 2 who truly care. I really appreciate watching for the cows. Thank you 🙏
Hello from Vancouver Washington US! I very happily stumbled upon your channel a bit ago and am so happy I did! Thank you for taking time to explain what you're doing and fixing up these beautiful animals! 🐄
I haven't a clue about animal husbandry but being an avid watcher of your commentaries I'm always amazed just how fast the infections take hold and cause such immense damage.
Graeme, Ive been watching for so long that its not only interesting to watch your videos but its like getting a visit from a friend! Thanks my friend, so glad to be part of this herd. 🖤 🐄 🤍 🐂 🤎
This is kind of like a HoofGP family!!
@@songbirds3712 Yeah! We're just spread out all over the world! This is gonna make Thanksgiving dinner logistics difficult... XD
I’ve been watching for quite a while. I love watching and learning from your videos. I also love the beautiful scenery that you’re so kind to show. I live in Colorado in the USA
Retired teacher here in suburban Virginia. Brought up in suburban New Jersey. Love the way you are so tender with these girls. Thank you❣️😃. Always watch to the end.
I never know if he’s being sarcastic or not about the Jerseys 💕🎉👍🏻🥰🧤🥽🐄🐮🌞⭐️✨☀️🌈🍿🍰🍭🍬🍵🫖☕️🥇🏆🛻🌠🔮🎀🎊🎉🎁💝💖❗️🆗💬🏴🇺🇸
Jerseys are not sweet.
(Not A Farmer, But Have Done Carpentry On Dairy Farms And Jersey Bulls Are The Most Angry.)
Edited to add:
🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂👿
Maybe the most clever ones? 🤔
Back in the day when there were hardly any local Jerseys , our milk recorder told me that the worst kicking cows she saw on her circuit were the Jerseys at a research farm.
Loving the mixed integration of the Appleton and the new green KVK , when craigie boy starts driving dueling crush’s at the farms will be fantastic
So is it official? Are they expanding the business to a second crush now?
@@LOVEMUFFIN_official they purchased the KVK because it gives them another option for farms that the Appleton doesn’t really work for! It’s definitely a possibility when Craig gets his license, that he could be driving one, and Graeme driving the other! But I think we would miss the 2 of them working together!!
@@amandapereira3635 hoof trimming in the UK is unregulated, he made a video about that a while back. There is no licensure.
That look Craig gave the camera when the ramp caught 🤣LOL
I watch your videos all time!! Whenever I'm overstimulated , or had a long / bad day at work.. it's therapeutic to see the scenery and how you care for the cows and bulls , hear your accent and get a small window into your life.. love you Graeme , Craigie Boy , and all the cows and bulls. All the way from Zephyrhills Florida
These videos are addictive love watching them! Can't wait for a new one
I agree. You might also like Sandi Brock and Sheepishly Yours.
I’m a city girl but I’m totally enthralled by learning new things and I’m in awe how hard farmers and the like work.
It’s always a pleasure to see people who love their work.
Graeme, I LOVE the rock walls at your home - what a beautiful setting! Thank you for telling us about the future of the Appleton Steel crush - you anticipated my question. I’m curious to see who might be joining you 🤔👍🎯❤️
My money is on the young blond fella who was learning to be a hoof trimmer. He was in two videos I think?
What about craig?
You should have a Spotify channel for all the great songs!
Pretty sure the songs are just royalty free songs anyone can look up
He has a Spotify channel. Just search for it
I might know anything about cows, but watching you and your guys you work with. Y'all keep helping these beautiful animals. Good day to you and everyone you work with.
Having known absolutely nothing about hoof trimming when I first found this channel over a year ago (pre appelton) I am now so very proud of myself when I can spot a problem and name it correctly before it gets pointed out ^^
Love the channel! I’m not a farmer. Totally different profession in music, mortgage servicing, and graphic design. Came across your channel while browsing and have been hooked for the past 2 months! Keep up the great content! Checking you out from California! 👍🏾💯
Your amazing Graeme thank you for helping these girls xx
I get so calm watching. Thank you for posting your work. It's awesome.
Hello from New Zealand! Love everything that you do for these beautiful animals.
Morena from Napier
🐄🐮🐄🐮🐄🐮 love watching these videos, I almost never know the diagnosis on the lame cows due to my lack of experience and visualization of the problem even though I’ve been watching for months. Your ideals when it comes to your job inspire me since I’m an about to be 20 year old who is lost on what I want to do. Stay positive and warm as I’m sure the weather is giving you a wild time!
Now is the time to explore different types of jobs. Work at every job you get as if it were your dream job. You’ll develop good work habits and ethics. And you never know when it might lead to more. Maybe travel some? Have fun exploring and finding out more about yourself. You have lots of time and these years can be so exciting. (Yes, a bit scary, too.) I wish you the best!
@@colleenobrien8212 thanks for the advice I’ll keep that in mind as I move forward. Have a good Holliday!
@@Glorpus , as I was approaching the end of my school years around age 18, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life other than travel! Oh, and I had always dreamed about going to somewhere in Africa to do some sort of volunteer work there.
However, one thing I was so sure of at that age, was that I was done with school and studying! I had long warned my parents to not expect me to go to university! I was so over studying, assignments and exams!
So, after I finished school, I enjoyed that summer with my friends, going on a fun holiday to Ibiza!!
Then in the September I moved to the city, moved in with some friends I had met through my sister, who went to university there, and got a crappy job as I was pretty much willing to do anything to try and earn enough money to pay my rent, bills, with hopefully enough left over to have fun with my friends and support my new independent life away from my parents!!
I worked a few different types of jobs for about a year and then luckily enough I found an organisation advertising for volunteer work in Mozambique, Africa!! So, I moved to Denmark, where this organisation was based, lived, studied, fundraised there for 6 months, then went to Mozambique and had the most amazing experience of my life for a further 6 months, then went back home to Ireland and worked a few jobs for another year before going travelling again to South Africa, Australia and New Zealand for about 5 months before settling in Australia for another year on a working holiday visa.
That year in Australia finally helped me understand what it was that I should be doing with my life! There, I worked in a few hospitals as well as working at a camp for kids with disabilities.
While I had an amazing time working at those jobs, the pay was pitiful and difficult to actually make ends meet, just paying rent and the usual bills. I certainly couldn’t afford a social life on what I was earning and I was working 3 jobs at the same time, usually 6-7 days a week!
So, I decided that I was actually going to go to university! Something I swore I would never do! Lol
It was so expensive to study overseas as an international student, so I moved back home to Ireland and worked for a year, while applying to universities.
Oh, I nearly forgot! I had decided that I wanted to become a registered nurse!
I ended up going to Edinburgh, Scotland to go to university to do my nursing.
3 years full time at university, none of those long university summer holidays for me unfortunately! Lol
Only a couple of weeks off for summer instead of the approx 4 months that most uni students get! But it was worth it to do the course in 3 years instead of 4 years.
Anyway, those 3 years were some of the best years of my life. Even though I was a few years older than most university students, I think I was about 24 years old when I started, but in nursing, there were people in my year at uni who were in their 50’s! So, it is never too late to do what you want to do.
I have been a registered nurse now for just over 15 years!
I’m glad I didn’t go to university when I was 18 or 19, because I don’t think I would have stuck it out. I had no interest in it at that time, plus, nursing wasn’t even on my radar at that age either. Also, from the age of 18-24, when I was “finding myself”!!! Those years were just amazing for me. I traveled to so many places and I made some amazing friends from all over the world. What I would give to be able to go back in time and do those years all over again!
You are going to be working for the rest of your life, so enjoy yourself now, while you are young and especially while you have nothing tying you down, that is if you have nothing tying you down to one place!!
Either way, you have time to figure out what you really want to do. Find new jobs in different areas of work. Try as many different types of jobs that you can, in order to find out what you really enjoy and what you might want to do for the rest of your life!
When I was your age, I often had 3 different jobs at the same time. But, of course they were all part time. During the year that I was at home applying for university, I worked during the day, weekends and a couple of weekdays at a shop that sold absolutely everything under the sun except food! Then the other weekdays that I wasn’t in the shop, I worked at a day centre for adults with learning disabilities, which was such a fun job! Then at the weekends, I was either working at the shop or I also worked at the residential home for adults with learning disabilities.
During that time, I was working so many hours each week, but it never really felt like it, honestly! Because I was working at 3 different jobs, each very different from the others, so it didn’t feel like I was working all the time.
Also, the 2 different jobs working with adults with learning disabilities, quite often they did not really feel like work either, because at the day centre, we would take the clients out on day trips regularly, either going to the swimming pool, or we would go to a cafe for tea/coffee and a snack or we would go out for ice cream, or a day trip to the coast during the summer, and so on!!
At the residential home, we would take them shopping, or go out for dinner and at the weekends we would always have at least one evening at a quiet pub for a couple of hours.
So, you see, when you work a job like that, it doesn’t always feel like work!
However, important to know that those jobs aren’t all fun and games as well! Depending on the individual that you might be working along side and what their needs are. Some people are physically very capable and able to do most things or everything for themselves. Then there are other people who need a lot of help with every area in their lives. From dressing, going to the toilet, washing, eating, some people can’t do anything for themselves and that is what we are there for.
Sorry, just felt that I should be clear about what that job can involve, as it’s not all just fun days out!
Anyway, I am so sorry that I have written a book!! But once I started, I guess I got caught up in nostalgia!!
I really hope you find something that you love. I’m sure you will, but just don’t feel pressured, you are still young enough that you have loads of time to experiment with different jobs and I would highly advise you to do that.
Good luck!
Idk why but I love watching you work!! Its amazing what you do with those animals!! Im an RN so I totally get that feeling of making them feel better❤❤ You're truly a 💎 gem!!❤🐄🐃🐂🐮🐄🐃🐂🩺🗡☕🍶🥛🐄😍🤠🤎💚❤🤟🦰
That first jersey is a colour perfect match for your hair & beard Graeme.😝
I am so glad TH-cam suggested this. I love watching your videos and seeing the love you have for the cows. ❤️❤️🐮🐮🐮🐮🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐄🐄🐄🐄