Impressive! Despite the not ideal weather conditions, I'm simply amazed how you guys manage to keep pushing through in-between downpours of rain to get your sheep shorn, letalone doing it OUTSIDE! That's something I doubt I could ever do, as I'd probably go mad without having decent yards or a shelter to shear under (not without complaining that is). Well done!
Your weather is totaly different than utah usa . We havent seen rain for two mounths . Just a sprinkle that drys in the air do tlo are temps being 100 degrees . Enjoy the rain for me . And say Hello to your sister Joana . Snd thankyou for ypur videos .
Ireland and New Zealand have such stunning scenery don’t know which is more vivid Mt Cook and the hills surrounding Christchurch were two of my fav memories ❤ Anyone who is flower crazy has to visit NZ, the gardens are so amazing
Id go insane not having decent yards. But i have built 3 small woolsheds and yards on leased land out of recycled materials and not regretted it pays for itself straight away.
Just put yards and a roof up that you can take away again on rented ground if you need too. A longer lease definitely helps with doing that sort of thing too.
3am, just home, met Joanne earlier this evening, initially didn't recognise her in her Glad Rags, also had a chat with Francesco. Having a cup of tae now ,then bed. I'll watch this tomorrow. You're right about the weather forecast this summer, totally wrong most of the time.
QUESTION dad used to mix Vaseline and salt and smear that on a superficial cut It did sting because he never treated his animals with something he wouldn’t do on himself or us 😂😂
Send me some rain ,, rain water tank is near empty ,, haven’t got much rain all summer so flushing toilets and showers has drained it Looked rough in your area ❤
Tell your Kiwi chum, and I hate to have to say it, but NZ lamb is the superior product. Always of consistent quality. Great to see the young lad already a very capable shearer. It’s a challenging year for most farmers and growers this year.
Lambs from the mountains are hard to beat, especially mountains near the sea, Nutrition is high ( Omega 3 ) , organic mountain ground. It's been tested & proven, on high land cattle meat, around the hills of Great Britain 🤠. Foraging. Buy local ☘️ u are wat u eat
@@caffrey9762 ah! Native breed cattle meat is the best, but at the risk of being deported, I don’t rate the Welsh Mountain meat here in Wales. They have to be tough and fatty to survive their harsh environment. However, my own lowland Lleyn meat was well received by the buyers and at the works. Just my opinion.
And where you were for summer shearing in Australia it's so dry for winter its rediculas, we have had hardly any rain ..
Jeepers, hopefully a bit falls soon!
Impressive! Despite the not ideal weather conditions, I'm simply amazed how you guys manage to keep pushing through in-between downpours of rain to get your sheep shorn, letalone doing it OUTSIDE! That's something I doubt I could ever do, as I'd probably go mad without having decent yards or a shelter to shear under (not without complaining that is).
Well done!
Your weather is totaly different than utah usa . We havent seen rain for two mounths . Just a sprinkle that drys in the air do tlo are temps being 100 degrees .
Enjoy the rain for me . And say Hello to your sister Joana .
Snd thankyou for ypur videos .
Well done- rain, shearing, worming, stitches, dipping and all! Thanks for sharing.
It was a full on day! Thanks for watching!
Great video, Karol! I am amazed you guys are shearing in this weather but like you said, you have no choice.
Excellent video again thanks for sharing a great bunch of helpers and a good job done
Bloody lovely to see the young ones shearing
Can't be too rainy for those amazing Irish landscapes
Dead right 🇮🇪
Ya tough summer with the rain & cold nice lambs enjoyed watching ❤
Horrible weather this year, just can not get much of a break 🌧️
It’s never been far away!
That's the way I remember the fanks when I was young with everyone mucking in. Great to see.
We often had a lot less help on the job Jimmy. 😅 Cheers
Ireland and New Zealand have such stunning scenery don’t know which is more vivid Mt Cook and the hills surrounding Christchurch were two of my fav memories ❤
Anyone who is flower crazy has to visit NZ, the gardens are so amazing
Awesome content as usual
Thank you Tomas!
Casey does love to assert her superiority over those woolies😂😂
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Really not a sheep person but I love Casey am a collie lover
Good stitching mate!
Id go insane not having decent yards. But i have built 3 small woolsheds and yards on leased land out of recycled materials and not regretted it pays for itself straight away.
Just put yards and a roof up that you can take away again on rented ground if you need too. A longer lease definitely helps with doing that sort of thing too.
3am, just home, met Joanne earlier this evening, initially didn't recognise her in her Glad Rags, also had a chat with Francesco. Having a cup of tae now ,then bed. I'll watch this tomorrow. You're right about the weather forecast this summer, totally wrong most of the time.
QUESTION dad used to mix Vaseline and salt and smear that on a superficial cut It did sting because he never treated his animals with something he wouldn’t do on himself or us 😂😂
Good stuff, tough going!
Yes it was!
Loved the vid!
Thanks so much Rita! 🥰
Great video Karl the A Team 💪👌
Good stuff
I seen u at the north Sligo agriculture show
The lambs have really grown
The wool will heavy with all the rains 0.05 per kilogram of wool and water ❤
Good video shame about the rain 😊
Send me some rain ,, rain water tank is near empty ,, haven’t got much rain all summer so flushing toilets and showers has drained it
Looked rough in your area
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Hi .is it not dangerous to shear when wet .
Rain Rain Rain
Ye are mighty hardy people strong as oxos
Ñever stops rainì n n ireland hard to make a few bob out of drystocķr sheep farming
No better man than Michael Seery
Hardy buck!
How many miles through wet grass did you have to move those sheep?
Poor Casey can not run the hills much now, I can see the pup has some arthritis in that right back hip 🐶
Tell your Kiwi chum, and I hate to have to say it, but NZ lamb is the superior product. Always of consistent quality.
Great to see the young lad already a very capable shearer.
It’s a challenging year for most farmers and growers this year.
Can’t agree, local is best and no air miles!
Nothing wrong with a bit of Irish lamb either Wendy 😁
Lambs from the mountains are hard to beat, especially mountains near the sea, Nutrition is high ( Omega 3 ) , organic mountain ground. It's been tested & proven, on high land cattle meat, around the hills of Great Britain 🤠. Foraging. Buy local ☘️ u are wat u eat
@@caffrey9762 ah! Native breed cattle meat is the best, but at the risk of being deported, I don’t rate the Welsh Mountain meat here in Wales. They have to be tough and fatty to survive their harsh environment. However, my own lowland Lleyn meat was well received by the buyers and at the works. Just my opinion.
@@wendyrowland7787 interesting!
Not as bad as last summer i think when broke last june never stopped
True, July and August 2023 were unreal
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