I second that.... I've watched her for over a year, and though she's brash on other videos (Ha! personality is who we are!) she definitely CARES.... about what she does, about the animals, about the owners that haven't got proper sheering at times.... GOOD HEART. Keep it up!
The Girl With the Dogs once described the feeling of matted fur as a too-tight ponytail that just keeps getting tighter and tighter. Really gives me a lot of sympathy for these matted up guys!
I only watch your shearing. But everyone knows how analogues work. Another shear that was many years old popped up on my feed. The guy chased the sheep down, cornered him, and with two other men forced him into the barn where one of the men did a close shave. He left the sheep with so many nicks (deep wounds), the sheep looked like it had been in a knife fight. There was no apology, and no talk of lanolin. They all acted like, hey good job mate. 😮 It made me really admire your work even more.
Thank you for explaining how these sheep got in this condition. It's too easy to judge when we don't have the full story. I'm so glad you can tackle these "hard cases". Seriously, no pun intended.
It's times like this when I feel such long-awaited relief for our Wonder Woman Katie , as well as the poor no-longer suffering sheep. God Bless you for all you are & all you do Katie. As always, you're still The Best❣️🙏🐏👍
I saw a sheep rescued from a cave off of steep cliffs that had been there for years . She wasn't that bad when they finally Sheared her . OMGGGG those poor sheep . God Bless y'all 💯 🙏 ❤ 🇺🇸
Fiona (the sheep) is a Scotch Mule cross Charollais. Some crosses felt less than others - and some have slower growing fleeces. It’s hard to judge what is worse than others because the breeds really do matter 😊
I watched the rescue of Fiona from her seaside cave dwelling as well. I was so happy for her to finally be sheared and have a proper home with ready access to food on a regular basis! 🥰🙏🐑
Fiona is living her best life at Dalscone Farm. She recently got another shear. Cammy got to shear her again about a month ago. That rescue was crazy and amazing. TheHoofGP and the Sheep Game got together with some of their boys and did what nobody could do.
Oh man, these poor sheep, having a wool quality that mats so fast. That comparison to sheep that missed four years of shearing really emphasized that an unlucky single year missed can really mess up a herd, and that the owners tried their best within all that chaos.
Yikes, this is only #3 with many more to go. Your face when weighing the mats was already so tired from the heat and work. I really commend you for your patience, perseverance, and endurance - what an epic job this was!
You know how it means the world to these animals and their caretakers to take on these cases, and it shows in your willingness to shear even in these difficult conditions. Thank you for your compassion, patience and superb work ethic 🐏🐑
I so very much enjoy watching you shear these sheep, but your creative use of words is a winner every time. AA+ as usual!! Thank you for educating us and being an advocate for the herd ❤️
Nicks are sadly an unavoidable aspect of shearing over-woolled sheep. No-one can predict the skin pulls. Sheep being prey animals are blessed to have a much lower response to injury than us humans and remarkable powers of recovery . You do a great job. Regards from a former Scottish shearer.
As someone who suffers from severe, full body chronic pain (it’s been decades) - I have become really good at reading the signs in other living things. He was definitely in pain. I wish someone could “shear off” my own brutal prison - and set me free from 24/7/365 torture. God Bless you for helping these incredible creatures. Your work is beautiful - and it lifts the spirits to witness the profound good you are doing with your wife to make the world a little bit better.
I appreciate the humor and respect for these guys! Penile protection is in the DNA for guys. I respect your mission to “rescue” of these animals. The relief must be fantastic. Heat for you and the animals is a huge issue. I never knew how much I was interested in shearing. You ladies have got me hooked! Well done.
You are a fantastic example of someone who has empathy for the sheep, but doesnt let that cloud your decisions. So many people who love their animals will see their animals in distress like this and won't be able to handle it. What is best for the animal isn't always to baby the animal, its to hurry up so you can prevent stress and overheating. Often babying the animal will actually stress the animal out more; as you said, the animal can feel your energy. But, at the same time, you cannot forget empathy altogether. It's a balance, and it takes practice to show empathy without letting it slow you down. You learn with time and experience how to calm and reassure the animal without stressing it out more.
You are such a hero for doing this hard work in such a heat. It sounds insane and I am honestly very worried that your body will show you the finger at some point because this is really hard labour. I cannot imagine how your back must hurt everyday and especially after this here.
You have an incredible way of handling these animals. That was such a tough case... I can't imagine how hard that was on your body and your gear. Great work! ❤
You have such patience . Those poor babies are feeling much better for sure. Especially in that heat. My heart goes out to animals . Glad you could help them.
Wow, that really did look like he was wearing armor. My heart goes out to the owners. They sound like they were hit with more bad luck than anyone deserves. I hope things go better for them in the future!
You are such a Wonder Woman. Iam in Washington and I know I will never be able to have you shear my girls, but it is a joy to watch you work. Excellent job.
Thank you for walking us through the process - you are so tender and loving with the animals and I'm sure he TRULY appreciates your liberating efforts! 🥰
I've been watching your videos for a long time now and I still don't know why this fascinates me so much LOL. I feel so satisfied once the sheep get out of their wooly prisons and are free to move comfortably again. This one made my arms hurt and I was only using my eyeballs!
You have a great attitude and energy. I didn't realize that the sheep can sense your frustration, you must be incredibly mentally strong to keep yourself centered.
Somehow the ram seems to calm as he realises the cool air hits his skin. I love watching you work, it’s a joy. Your feminine energy is so different from male shearers. 😊❤😊
How fast wool felts depends on the quality of the wool. Some wools felt extremely readily, others are more resistant. Conditions also matter - heat, humidity, and motion also play a role. I was also surprised at how badly these fleeces were felted, considering that they were only (if I remember correctly) about 6 months past their yearly shearing.
@@taunyagesner7335 That was my thoughts too. I am glad that they're on a schedule now with Katie and her wife, but I do wonder if the owners were worried about being shamed for letting it go too long, and fibbed about exactly how long that was.
I appreciate your grace that you have allowed these owners……and at the same time I am saying to myself …these owners regardless of the reasons …waited way to long…. I felt so sorry for the sheep😒
So.... I don't have a particular interest in sheep, but I find myself again and again coming back to your channel to watch you work on these animals. It's truly remarkable to watch your professionalism. I love it and will be back for more!
Wow…caring for livestock is so much more than food, water, and love. This is a ton of responsibility. Bless you for helping these animals and their people.
Gracious. What a difficult situation. I appreciate your care for the sheep. And offering information and tips. Additionally, your empathy for the carers is wonderful. It is obvious how much they care. Had a tornado/hurricane take part of my house. I cannot imagine having it burn too. Family loss is no small thing.
Ok, I've loved watching you shear for about a year or so and I love how much care you give to these animals. I love you even more now that I've seen that you have the face of an otter tattooed on your arm!!
Don't know how this ended up for me to watch, but I really like your empathy whilst trying to shear the sheep as fast as possible, and as painlessly as possible for the sheep. Full respect to you.
I tried to watch another shearer and had to turn it off. You are so gentle with these sweet animals. I truly respect you and your compassion and talent. Good job ladies ❤
I can’t believe I enjoy watching your videos! It’s amazing the work you do. I had Persian cats my son was the only one who could shave them. You are doing so much good for these animals.
What a great video. Your filming, your editing and especially your narration...just perfect. The narration on this one super entertaining. You deserve every one of us 2.6 MILLION subs, and the millions to come. Thank you for helping all these sheep and entertaining us in the process. 💜🇨🇦
Thank you for your empathy towards the owners. As someone who has had 'a bad year plus' I know how things can go crazy and people are judgmental making it worse. You are both amazing.
I respect your empathy for the owners as well as the sheep.
I feel so bad for the owners, talk about some devastating misfortune!
Great point! Have a good day mate. Cheers 🍻
How kind of you
I second that.... I've watched her for over a year, and though she's brash on other videos (Ha! personality is who we are!) she definitely CARES.... about what she does, about the animals, about the owners that haven't got proper sheering at times.... GOOD HEART. Keep it up!
Yes
Do i have sheep? No. Did i watch the whole thing avidly? Yes!
Yes but I feel like I wanted more than 2 seconds seeing the finished product. That part was disappointing
More than once for me!
The Girl With the Dogs once described the feeling of matted fur as a too-tight ponytail that just keeps getting tighter and tighter. Really gives me a lot of sympathy for these matted up guys!
15 years of experience? You look like you just got out of high school! You are the GOAT at what you do.
Or the sheep! 🐑
I believe she started at 15 years old
You should see her pictures when she started. She was kinda the assistant. She was a skinny teenager with long hair. 😊
Hundreds of her viewers disagree with that assessment, and rightly so.
Bs what makes you a expert😂@@KassyKullerkeks
The relief that guy must have felt
Oh bless him, I'm so glad his people called you out, you were so compassionate AND effective, thank you!
Yes thank you bless you ❤❤❤😊
I only watch your shearing. But everyone knows how analogues work. Another shear that was many years old popped up on my feed. The guy chased the sheep down, cornered him, and with two other men forced him into the barn where one of the men did a close shave. He left the sheep with so many nicks (deep wounds), the sheep looked like it had been in a knife fight. There was no apology, and no talk of lanolin. They all acted like, hey good job mate. 😮 It made me really admire your work even more.
that's like being in a body cast...in 100 degree heat. Cant imagine how these sheep are still alive. Great job...you earn your views!
The wool does kind of insulate them...
@@xhaltsalute incorrect
Thank you for explaining how these sheep got in this condition. It's too easy to judge when we don't have the full story. I'm so glad you can tackle these "hard cases". Seriously, no pun intended.
Thank you for caring for not only the sheep. But, also the owners. We all have times in our lives when we have struggles. Great job.
Katie, I worry about YOU getting heat stress! My "mom mode" kicks in watching how hard you work in extreme temps.
Good job staying patient and thanks for not blasting the owners.
It's times like this when I feel such long-awaited relief for our Wonder Woman Katie , as well as the poor no-longer suffering sheep. God Bless you for all you are & all you do Katie. As always, you're still The Best❣️🙏🐏👍
I saw a sheep rescued from a cave off of steep cliffs that had been there for years . She wasn't that bad when they finally Sheared her . OMGGGG those poor sheep .
God Bless y'all 💯 🙏 ❤ 🇺🇸
Fiona (the sheep) is a Scotch Mule cross Charollais. Some crosses felt less than others - and some have slower growing fleeces. It’s hard to judge what is worse than others because the breeds really do matter 😊
I watched the rescue of Fiona from her seaside cave dwelling as well. I was so happy for her to finally be sheared and have a proper home with ready access to food on a regular basis! 🥰🙏🐑
Fiona is living her best life at Dalscone Farm. She recently got another shear. Cammy got to shear her again about a month ago. That rescue was crazy and amazing. TheHoofGP and the Sheep Game got together with some of their boys and did what nobody could do.
Oh man, these poor sheep, having a wool quality that mats so fast. That comparison to sheep that missed four years of shearing really emphasized that an unlucky single year missed can really mess up a herd, and that the owners tried their best within all that chaos.
Yikes, this is only #3 with many more to go. Your face when weighing the mats was already so tired from the heat and work. I really commend you for your patience, perseverance, and endurance - what an epic job this was!
You know how it means the world to these animals and their caretakers to take on these cases, and it shows in your willingness to shear even in these difficult conditions. Thank you for your compassion, patience and superb work ethic 🐏🐑
The owners did their best, but you were their saving angel! Exhausting work, but excellently done! 💗
I so very much enjoy watching you shear these sheep, but your creative use of words is a winner every time. AA+ as usual!! Thank you for educating us and being an advocate for the herd ❤️
Well said. I totally agree! 👏👏☺️
Nicks are sadly an unavoidable aspect of shearing over-woolled sheep. No-one can predict the skin pulls. Sheep being prey animals are blessed to have a much lower response to injury than us humans and remarkable powers of recovery . You do a great job. Regards from a former Scottish shearer.
I respect you 2 ladies so much for your compassionate and excellent work. Thank you for educating us and for sharing your expertise. Well done!
He must’ve sensed it was for the best. Enormous respect for your work!
As someone who suffers from severe, full body chronic pain (it’s been decades) - I have become really good at reading the signs in other living things. He was definitely in pain. I wish someone could “shear off” my own brutal prison - and set me free from 24/7/365 torture. God Bless you for helping these incredible creatures. Your work is beautiful - and it lifts the spirits to witness the profound good you are doing with your wife to make the world a little bit better.
I appreciate the humor and respect for these guys! Penile protection is in the DNA for guys. I respect your mission to “rescue” of these animals. The relief must be fantastic. Heat for you and the animals is a huge issue. I never knew how much I was interested in shearing. You ladies have got me hooked! Well done.
Thank you for letting people know before hand about the owner's situation
You are a fantastic example of someone who has empathy for the sheep, but doesnt let that cloud your decisions.
So many people who love their animals will see their animals in distress like this and won't be able to handle it. What is best for the animal isn't always to baby the animal, its to hurry up so you can prevent stress and overheating. Often babying the animal will actually stress the animal out more; as you said, the animal can feel your energy.
But, at the same time, you cannot forget empathy altogether. It's a balance, and it takes practice to show empathy without letting it slow you down. You learn with time and experience how to calm and reassure the animal without stressing it out more.
That was unbelievable! You gave this sheep his life and dignity back!👍👍👍
You are such a hero for doing this hard work in such a heat. It sounds insane and I am honestly very worried that your body will show you the finger at some point because this is really hard labour. I cannot imagine how your back must hurt everyday and especially after this here.
You have an incredible way of handling these animals. That was such a tough case... I can't imagine how hard that was on your body and your gear. Great work! ❤
I love your narration, Katie. You clearly put as much thought into writing it as you do your shearing. Thanks.
I can't help but look at this task you completed with these eight sheep and think -- Hercules had it easy!
You have such patience . Those poor babies are feeling much better for sure. Especially in that heat. My heart goes out to animals . Glad you could help them.
Wow, that really did look like he was wearing armor. My heart goes out to the owners. They sound like they were hit with more bad luck than anyone deserves. I hope things go better for them in the future!
You're a compassionate and excellent "shearsmith" AND a talented wordsmith, Katie! I'm SO happy that I discovered your channel! ❤❤
For what it's worth, i think you did a wonderful job and saved ones more sheep from having heat stroke. ❤️
Thank goodness you had time in your schedule for these sheep. You probably saved their lives.
You are such a Wonder Woman. Iam in Washington and I know I will never be able to have you shear my girls, but it is a joy to watch you work. Excellent job.
Thank you for walking us through the process - you are so tender and loving with the animals and I'm sure he TRULY appreciates your liberating efforts! 🥰
He must feel so much better not having to carry that heavy load. Thank you for your compassion for these wonderful creatures.
Perfection does not exist...but it seems to me you are close as a shearer. Your voice over with explanations is brilliant.
I've been watching your videos for a long time now and I still don't know why this fascinates me so much LOL. I feel so satisfied once the sheep get out of their wooly prisons and are free to move comfortably again. This one made my arms hurt and I was only using my eyeballs!
You have a great attitude and energy. I didn't realize that the sheep can sense your frustration, you must be incredibly mentally strong to keep yourself centered.
Glorious demonstration of talent and resilience!!!
Somehow the ram seems to calm as he realises the cool air hits his skin. I love watching you work, it’s a joy. Your feminine energy is so different from male shearers. 😊❤😊
I watch your channel for the shear enjoyment of it. I appreciate your narration and the education you share.
I was holding my breath through that one. Excellent job, grace under pressure.
All I can say is....WOW! This third sheep was a battle for you and you won! Great job!!!
The neglect is heartbreaking! Those poor creatures had to be immeasurably thankful to be released from their fibrous prisons!
Amazing job! And a happier sheep!
Amazing to watch a real professional at work. That goes for the shearing, as well as the camera work and editing. Thanks for sharing.
How fast wool felts depends on the quality of the wool. Some wools felt extremely readily, others are more resistant. Conditions also matter - heat, humidity, and motion also play a role. I was also surprised at how badly these fleeces were felted, considering that they were only (if I remember correctly) about 6 months past their yearly shearing.
I wonder if the owners weren't fudging how long it had been.
@@taunyagesner7335 That was my thoughts too. I am glad that they're on a schedule now with Katie and her wife, but I do wonder if the owners were worried about being shamed for letting it go too long, and fibbed about exactly how long that was.
Sometimes I notice myself holding my breathe as you shear.😄
Insane matting. It's almost like someone put wet sheep into a tumble dryer!
Well done for the efforts. Such energy in all respects needed.
I appreciate your grace that you have allowed these owners……and at the same time I am saying to myself …these owners regardless of the reasons …waited way to long…. I felt so sorry for the sheep😒
Those poor sheep and that family. Bless you and your wife for taking such care of these animals.
Thank you to you and your wife for not only helping these animals but also showing them love through your calm nature.
Holy heck, that was a struggle!! Both physically and mentally. You are truly the champ of shearers.
He relaxed after awhile cuz I guess he figured out that you were helping him. :)
You sure are a fast learner, yet I wish you do not have to get many more of these overgrown mated fleece from sheep . Bravo !
So glad the sheep are shorn and their humans are getting back on track!
Poor Sheep..you have lots of patience, knowledge, and skill...good for you!
Wow. Just… wow 😳. And well done you! 💪🏻✨
So.... I don't have a particular interest in sheep, but I find myself again and again coming back to your channel to watch you work on these animals. It's truly remarkable to watch your professionalism. I love it and will be back for more!
Bet they feeling good relieved and light
As I always say, I love your narration…..and you have a great sense of humor!! Gives me a good chuckle-a highlight of my day.
Wow…caring for livestock is so much more than food, water, and love. This is a ton of responsibility. Bless you for helping these animals and their people.
VERY STRESSFUL ALL around 😢❤😊
GOD BLESS U ALL ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for rescuing these creatures!
Bless you for taking such good care of these sheep ❤️
Gracious. What a difficult situation. I appreciate your care for the sheep. And offering information and tips.
Additionally, your empathy for the carers is wonderful. It is obvious how much they care. Had a tornado/hurricane take part of my house. I cannot imagine having it burn too. Family loss is no small thing.
Ok, I've loved watching you shear for about a year or so and I love how much care you give to these animals. I love you even more now that I've seen that you have the face of an otter tattooed on your arm!!
Bless you and your partner….have followed you since the beginning…. Great job and I’m sure the sheep feel much better. Have a great day👍🐑🐏
You definitely found your calling in life. You’ve really mastered your craft.
You are a wonder and wonderful. Thank you for caring for these poor beings.
They eventually realise that you're helping and so conform 😊
I wish the sheep could understand you are making him feel so much better & not struggle. You do such a great job.
So many things to admire about you both.
Thank you so much for helping these sheep!!!!!
Wow, hats off to you. You're arms must have been like rubber by EOD. Congrats for getting it all done.
You’re the only expert of this kind I’ve ever seen so obviously you’re need is huge
Don't know how this ended up for me to watch, but I really like your empathy whilst trying to shear the sheep as fast as possible, and as painlessly as possible for the sheep. Full respect to you.
I tried to watch another shearer and had to turn it off. You are so gentle with these sweet animals. I truly respect you and your compassion and talent. Good job ladies ❤
You do amazing work. The two of you should be very proud of your work.
This is what true freedom looks like!!😂❤❤❤❤❤ they are SO HAPPY!!
I can’t believe I enjoy watching your videos! It’s amazing the work you do. I had Persian cats my son was the only one who could shave them. You are doing so much good for these animals.
WOW , thank you for you patience and kindness ❤
Thank you for helping those poor animals get rid of those mats. ❤
You're good!!!
I’ve said it before you are an amazing woman!
All I have to say is: I thank God for you. Honestly. The poor thing looked like it was suffering under all that matted wool.
WOWZA, I'm exhausted from just watching that shear. Was almost like a suspense movie. Well done all.
Amazing job under trying circumstance. Wonderful result. Awesome!
Very early here! Also I love the way u handle the animals. Not very rough like others.
What a great video. Your filming, your editing and especially your narration...just perfect.
The narration on this one super entertaining.
You deserve every one of us 2.6 MILLION subs, and the millions to come.
Thank you for helping all these sheep and entertaining us in the process.
💜🇨🇦
Thank you for your empathy towards the owners.
As someone who has had 'a bad year plus' I know how things can go crazy and people are judgmental making it worse. You are both amazing.
Thanks for taking care of these animals. Hopefully, they will be in regular schedule for maintenance trims.
Just wow. You are an angel ❤
Have watched the heat climb in Texas so glad you are helping them with them heat
Keep going girls stay well
More power to you!!! Thank you so much for all you do.
You are the best both for the sheep and the families