WHAT IS UNDER THAT!? ... WILD COWS FEET
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2020
- In this video I trim cows feet who are as close to nature as can be - why are they so long, will they be ok and what would happen in nature?
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Not sure how I missed this video? But I have to say, it was super interesting to see the difference in hooves between the cows and bulls on a farm, and those out in nature.
I never, in a million years thought I would become obsessed with cows hooves! lol I am a 54 year old woman that has spent my whole life in Metro Detroit, U.S.A. And have never even seen a cow in person! But I LOVE your videos!!
I love the way you guys get along, and make work fun, and I really love the way you care for the animals! Its obvious that, while hoof trimming is your job, It is also your calling! You are a natural with the animals, and your care for them truly shows!!
Thanks for sharing!! Love from the U.S. ❤❤
Raising beef cattle on a cow and calf operation in a more arid area, we really didn’t see these types of problems. It is interesting to see how a wetter climate affects them.
Yeah, I never really noticed these problems here in Houston. Even in really wet months of the year when everything is mud. We just never really had these problems.
I have never considered large animal husbandry but here I am watching you travel the countryside with a hydraulic lift and trimming cows. I love your wholesome and informative channel.
This started out as my "late night TH-cam" watching. Now I watch it when I'm stressed or anxious as I've found it's a great way to calm down 😁
I've got to say, the difference in environment in relation to hoof wear is incredible. My property is hard quartz country, with not a lot of rain anymore. I've never had hoof issues in my cattle or horses. In fact, until I found your videos, I'd never seen anything like you deal with on a daily basis, so thank you for continuing my education.
Here in the U.K. we have two things in great abundance, mud and rain lol
As an Aussie, my experience is probably between yours and thus farm. We have muddy grassy regions but even our mud tends to be course and gritty instead of loamy. And of course we have a decent amount of granite. Then the dry red regions are largely iron rich dry sun-baked clay.
Yeah, in my area I have never, ever heard of anybody having hooves be a problem or have them dealt with
@@kerielwatson3197 I’m an Aussie too. My property is in Queensland. Technically on the edge of the sub-tropics, but it’s quartz, granite, yellow clay, Iron bark and spear grass country. I can only dream of rain and mud for a great part of the year.
Nobody cares
I love how you always mention how the farmers are doing a good job.
Don't know how I got hooked on watching someone trim hoofs ,BUT I LOVE IT♥️
Keep up the great work
You are so right. I'm also hooked!
Abdu Dayyan Shaboodien I know right... so interesting.
I think a big part of it is the music, its just so calming, and then he helps out the animals and it makes you realise how much humans do for animals and it just takes you to a calmer time
Fantastic video thanks proper learning for e
everyone keep safe
Me too 😂😂 i love his channel now for chillin after work its the Hoof GP s time❤️
Thanks for showing the differences in hoof care between dairy & beef cows, Ive learned so much from you. I see Craig is still full on in the honeymoon stage singing about his bride, gotta love him! LOL 🖤🐄🤍🐂🤎
This was such a really interesting video to watch. The difference between a milking cow and the beef cows. The difference in how the environment affects the cows hoofs. You have such a great way of explaining it to us the viewer. Thanks again for all you do to help the animals... 😀
Your vegan aren’t you
@@bradenwarren8238 - Where did you get that? Beef cattle and milk cattle are different varieties.
@@bradenwarren8238 .
Nothing to do with the environment .. its because beef herds are usually out in the field all their life but milkers spend some time outside but mainly are in concrete flooring bed areas ..which wears the hoof down but can also cause issues
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Very interesting to see the difference in the color of their horn and how different their feet react to being on the grass all the time! Also quite fascinating to hear you talking about how you treat the outdoor cows differently than an indoor one, so thank you!
Craig is singing just as any newlywed would. Bless him. Thanks GP.
I can't believe you have me hooked, and yet here I am. I'm not a farmer, vet tech, or anything related. I find it so fascinating and watch regularly.
I love how nosy the cows are. They just want to see everything that's happening all the time!!!
Was my favourite part of my dad having cows. They gotta always see what's going on and they're never ever quiet lmao.
The cows would gather at the pasture fence to watch me walk out the lane to catch the school bus. I guess that was fascinating to them. 😄 Sometimes it was a bit creepy having 20 sets of eyes staring silently... It was like the bovine version of Hitchcock's "The Birds." 😳
@@tamething1 "The Cows" would be one scary movie. Or a re-enaction of the Bull run of Pamplona, Spain.
In the middle of fields you found a polish electrician, we're everywhere 😂
a polish man in a video related to cows... hmmm that’s suspicious
Thank god they are!
That's what Polish people do. We appear when you need us.
Like proud EAGLES........Electric Eagles;)
Narrator: Here you can see the polish electrician in their natural habit...
The music, the views, and the trimming are some of the most relaxing things I’ve seen
A film making genius! I’m always watching and learning for my own vlogs! Legend!
The knowledge that you have about cows and their welfare is extraordinary Thank you so much for taking the time to explain all the proceeders you do to help the cows
I think it's great you show the countryside, thank you. I think Scotland is beautiful.
me too! I cannot wait until I get to visit!
Scotland is peaceful White country
@@schwartzjay443 what do you mean by white?
Scotland is occupied by peaceful White people.
@@nanakoblamna9632 why you ask me that Scotland is White country?
Where I grew up in Idaho, there were a lot of free range cattle that wandered about and were gathered in (by helicopter in some instances) basically just once a year. Sage brush, lava rocks, hills, coyotes, wolves, miles and miles to roam. It would be cool (but really hard) to see and compare their hooves.
I love that you always make a point to praise the farmers for their care.
If you read the comments from ignorant viewers in his earlier videos you'll understand why he feels like he needs to defend the farmers.
It's so amazing. I've been watching some of these videos lately and I'm shocked. I grew up on a ranch here in Texas and I've never seen anything like this! It must be that we have plenty of wear from the difference in the soil and moisture content.
I wanted to do this as a kid, my health got in the way and I can't do it so thanks for bringing us along with your work. It gives me a slice of the life I wanted.
The diversity of skills farmers have to have. Go Craig with his singing skills
I could have watched that for hours! I really wish you would do an hour video of just trimming good and bad feet! That would be awesome!
I'm glad you talked about the generator. I was wondering how you got power out there. Thought you had to plug in to the electric.
Great video, Graeme.
I’m sitting in my bed at 3AM watching the hoof GP I love my life😍
This was a cool video, love seeing all the difference in cows feet and how the feet do in different environments. Mad love to you
Such incredible scenery!! Gorgeous!!! This Canadian beef farmer’s daughter loved this video 💗🇨🇦
i wonder if the people that wrote this song ever thought their song would be used as a backing track to hoof trimming
Lol so true
I love this song
Love seeing different breeds and how their environment impacts their health. Nice content GP!!
Ohyeah 🤠😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸😸 to talk with no talk with me at the same age and a little too much 😃😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜 I😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜 ok i
Beautiful scenery too Graeme. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
Thanks, Graeme for another truly educational and satisfying video. Great drone shots. Your countryside is so lovely.
The drone shots are icing on the cake aren't they?
Christy Briggs, yes they are. So different than the hot, dry, charred, and burning open spaces in SoCal.
This was a nice change and view of cows in a different set up Graeme, so thank you for another great video
Ah come on. Your takin off their mud tires. I enjoy the videos! Always learning.
Craig has the perfect voice for singing tunes in the pub!
youtube 2020: want to watch a dude trimming cows hoofs?
Me: Yes please
And here I am watching wondering why we don’t have someone like him in New Zealand to help with my goat’s feet.
youtube 2020: want the dude to have a Scottish accent?
Me: aye
Yes
TH-cam did it to me almost a week ago, and still watching lol. Cityboy from Canada here.
@@womensarmycorpsveteran2904 what about your sheep?
''Hairy Dermatitis''...🤣 Never fails to amuse ...glad to hear that all the cows are fit and healthy ...another great video Graeme 🎇😁🎇
“There should be nothing wro- MOOOOO- ok, slight problem”
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A walk on the wild side, nice! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
these outside cow trims are so satisfying to watch. great video, thank you!!
When you cut into the digital dermatitis do you then change blades or is there no chance of spreading it? Just curious. Great video as usual!
Tried reading on google, but for humans, dermatitis isn't contagious.
All his digital dermatitis vids use salicylic acid powder and/or iodine wash so I guess that helps with preventing infection, since only open wounds are at risk of serious infection and if the trim didn't reach wounded parts, then infection wouldn't pierce through hoof keratin.
I love when the 🐄 are all lined up, quietly waiting their turn.
Can ya say a little over run by the beef? Started watching vids for the trimming, stayed for the Scottish scenery, accent and great sense of humor.
That aerial footage is some of the bests he's had 🥰
Wow that first cow was super narly. Loved craig's singing at the end😁
Enjoyed the time joke. Thanks for showing us some "wild" trimming and explaining the ground/weather conditions. I live in the desert. So we would have dry ground and the recent heat wave would have set-off foot trouble, as you've mentioned elsewhere. Lovely scenery, thank you. Guess you are now forewarned that you need a plug-in for generators...
Working under interesting conditions.... Got to love the variety? Was wondering about power to the hoist, so thanks for info on generator.
wow, what a beautiful landscape, super video, you are the best, ever!! Greetings from Italy
The accent/cows combo really just makes for a wholesome experience :)
You have the BEST soundtrack I've ever heard on youtube
I totally agree #Space Spacey. The BEST soundtrack.
Oh yeah, cows do have a very strong maternal instinct! A farmer was telling me that as he was weaning calves, separating them from the cows, he rolled a cow over by bumping her with his four wheeler. The cow came back and head butted the four wheeler! Keep in mind, that these are great big beef cattle, out in the pasture and wild! Scary moment for the farmer!
Thanks for showing this. Our cows are beef "bush cows". Outside all year round and not really handled all that much or often. So it's not that easy to bring one in to take care of a problem foot. I really appreciate you explaining to your followers that beef cows are a whole different story.
I love this video! Thanks for the great educational content! I really appreciate how you approach beef and dairy cattle farming with facts and visuals! It breaks down a lot of misconceptions about the industries! Thank you!
How hot was it? Where I live in the States it gets to about 100+ F. this time of year. Right now, we're dealing with forest fires and the smoke is so thick that the sun is blocked so it's only about 85 F . Oh, I almost forgot I live in Washington State, but I grew up in Minnesota with a bunch of dairy farmers. Watching you takes me back to my childhood, thanks.
karen salomonsen we are dippin' below 0 deg celsius at night now . Water left out freezes. And we had snow until mid May this yr.
no forest fires though.
So, there's that. Lol
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@@thekatt... growing up in Minnesota it gets a little cold in the winter. I don't miss the bitter winters. I live in the middle of Washington State and the winters are mild I don't even own a winter coat. People here get into there down coats when the temps. get down to the 30s F.
again appreciate the compassion you show for these animals I loved working with cows when I was a young lad
I love the passion you impart in your work through the joy on your life! Blessings from Texas!
Craig is still obviously 🙄 still enjoying being a newly wed in the honeymoon phase. Thanks 🙏 for showing us how to look after beef 🥩 cattle 🐮 and their hooves!
Craig is all loved up with his new bride 👰
Sweet Dreams that song came on and my then new boyfriend reached over and held my hand.....stayed with him for 44 years.....
Can he drive yet
One of my favourite videos of your channel. Great to see how good teamwork looks like on a field. Maybe the first time you were dirtier than the cows.
Watching this makes me remember my childhood. Whenever our cows where taken care of i used to watch.
Great job! :)
WOW! Great work, Graeme! On another note, that is an absolutely gorgeous area!
I like the go-pro on top of the crush mini road trip; please could we get some more of those; see some of that beautiful high or low scottish scenery PPPLLLEEEAAASSSEEE!
And a BIG congratulations to getting ur new place😱😯😮😃😀 all the way from california, usa
Thank you youtube recommendations. Totally didn't think these videos could be satisfying to watch.
Your music is always so lovely and peaceful, like your voice, and the sight of pus and dirt LOL
"It is hot hot hot here" so it's like 25C then? :P LOL We though it was hilarious when we were there in 2016 and our air bnb hosts were flat out near comatose on the couch during a heat wave and the supermarket was sold out of icecream, I can't remember exact temperature but it was near 30C and that's a nice summer day for us here in aussieland LOL
30C translates to what? 86F I think. Heck, thats a nice fall day here in Tennessee!
@@Cent4man Exactly LOL But the poor scots just aren't used to it. I'd hate to see them on one of the handful of 40+ (104) days we get here. And being in Melbourne I'm actually in one of the cooler parts of Australia LOL
We rarely get that high but, at least once a year will hit 101 or 102F degrees.
@@Cent4man It's usually only a few days or a week or so, so only a small portion of the summer is that hot, and we definitely whine when it does get up there LOL I think you'd be more humid there, it's more dry heat here, I don't do well in humidity. Vietnam damn near killed me, was like a sauna.
@@blahkjboubblah9856 Humidity varies here. In the summer it can get as high as 80% but, in the fall and Winter it's fairly dry. I grew up in South East Texas, it was normal for us to have temperatures in the triple digits, as high as 110 on rare occasions and it was also common to have humidity of 100% and not have I cloud in the sky or a drop of rain. South East Texas is miserable.
Back in 2019 I watch a dude trimming horse's hoofs and now I'm watching this guy trimming the cow's hoofs.
I got here from Dr Pimple Popper...
It' s ALL so good! FEET are so important to us all... And watch why... 🙏🏻😱🤭
It’s 2am here and this exactly what I need before bed... your a grate narrator and host and I’m so Happy for this content....
Thanks for sharing your work-related experiences in this beautiful country...
You have a really nice voice.
Wonderful video - entertaining and informative! Thank you for sharing.
I am glad you got to see the cows and help the cows 🐄 🐃🐂🐮
I love watching you do beef cattle thr most cause they have more to trim and its sooo satisfying
You go Craig! Sing it!
This is the first time I've seen you do cows that don't have diarrhea all over them
How do u mean
@@stewartritchie2516 Exactly what he's said. Dairy cow's feet are often covered in a mix of liquid doodoo and mud from walking and standing inside where it builds up and it's hard to keep it rinsed clean all the time. Cattle that live on pasture aren't usually standing in wet ground. Although they obviously do get muddy it's not so gross and poopy.
It's normal for cows to have loose poo. If they did not I would be concerned. They eat a very, very high fibre diet and are vegetarian. Not much room in the crush. If they were outside you would not notice. Farm life is just that way .
Babyroxasman Funny but too true.
@Tyler they've not studied my household yet...
Thank God there are people like you who can do this work. Working through poop every day to heal an animal. You care which is amazing.
I love Hoof GP I watch it at every opportunity. Fabulous!! Incredible what they do.
Was wondering if there were animals just in the fields and how that affected the hooves. Thank you for the video.
This is so interesting!!!! What an amazing job its beautiful out there 💞🐄
Hello from Indiana! Enjoy watching you making animals feel better....
I dig the Irish music the The Hoof plays...It's very uplifting!!
👍🐄 Happy cows with health feet!
Holy moly those are some gnarly toes, glad you got them back into shape. Bet he felt so so so much better ☺️
Um, she?
Just discovered you! And I’m addicted watching you care for these cows 🐮😍
Your choice of music makes it so relaxing to watch you at work ..
Holy cowzoly look at them tootsies! Looking great Graeme. KUTGW-keep up the great work.
I spent a lot of my childhood playing on a beef cattle farm. When I watch your videos I subconsciously smell what’s going on around you.
You are so good and knowledgeable with your hoof trimming.
Hello
Graeme, Finn Mcmichal could use some assistance in getting a video out because Katie is off to boarding school. We just love Farming Files. Trim on!!!
36👍's up HOOF GP thanks again for the great show
They certainly look waaaay worse than they actually are
I thought the cow had maggots lol
I'm from Clarkston, Michigan & a huge fan! I like that you take care of the cows and make them more comfortable. It's nice to see. Plus you are super friendly and teach alot.
Ahoy from Waterford, MI!
Thanks TH-cam. Somehow it fills me with joy to see him cure and treat the hoofs. Its like pimple pooper with hoofs.
... out in the fields and singing, Hahaha
Greetings from Southeastern Pennsylvania!
Good evening from the United States! I'm watching this at 20:51 my time.
You made my morning a little better than how it was when I saw you had uploaded a video
You’re right to be wary of cows with calves. The less involvement the better, they can be crazy......especially heifers !
Those are some narrow roads, I'd be so nervous towing a trailer!
I liked it when Craig started singing......lol
I don't understand it but watching hoof trimming videos actually relaxes me! And I enjoy the cattle ones more than the horse ones. I've had horses before, and my neighbours use my pasture sometimes for their cows.