I know you are concerned about the length of your videos, but honestly, I could watch your knife work all day long. It's very relaxing and satisfying to watch you put cows back right! :)
@Repica aka Mousea Mossnaught I'm from the UK and people often call repulsive women (also known as Karen's) cows, I feel bad for the cows that get compared to such women though
Tedious to watch your knife work?? Never!! That's why I'm here 😂 That's wild that the cows cross their legs like that! I wonder how they get from one place to another when they're in that much pain 😭
Superb job Nate, that gorgeous cow trotted off so happily in her new shoes. Thank you for explaining about the cross-legged stance, it is fascinating how she was trying to compensate. I really appreciate the educational content.
You can see her test the weight on that trimmed front foot and then shift the weight off of the untrimmed, still obviously very sore, foot. Amazing to see a difference in her comfort level before she even leaves the crush!
Once again, I have to say that you are so gentle with the cows. I watch several hoof guys and I cringe sometimes at the way a particular hoof guy trims and/or treats the cows feet. Most are so spot on and careful.
@@Shadow61616 It's my guess they mean the Hoof GP. He makes me cringe too...he's rushed and he doesn't seem to care all that much if he hurts them a bit. I much prefer Nate's channel.
I've been seeing many videos from other hoof trimmers - but you are the only one who is always that gentle with the cows. I like that very much :D Go on with your very good work!
Yeah I hate seeing the flinching and the blood running. It is never tedious to watch your slow careful approach. I am sure the cows appreciate your concern.
It’s not tedious to watch your knife work, I would say I am so intrigued by it and enjoy watching every minute of it! I would probably watch hours of it
I’ve watched several of the hoof videos, in my opinion, you are the best. You seem to be more careful and concerned about what you are doing. And, do a great job of explaining what is going on. And on this cow, you did an excellent job of explaining the cross foot situation. Thank you👍🏻just gotta day, kudos to the cow for figuring out how to relieve his pain to some extent
She's such a beautiful cow. One of my favorite breeds. Do you notice hoof differences between different breeds? I know in horses (which I am more familiar with) hoof varies greatly between breeds, with some breeds having soft hooves more prone to issues and other breeds with naturally hard hooves. Do you trim hooves for any very small farms or do you only do larger dairies?
Small differences but usually not in consistency. There environment has more to do with that. I’ve got farms I trim for that have as few as 40 cows and as many as 1500.
The time, patience and care you show with these gorgeous animals is better than most human foot specialist show there human patients x You sir are amazing x
Put your hand 🤚🏻 behind the hoof you’re trying to film and that usually does the trick for a clear picture… helps the lens focus where you want it to. Love your content btw.
You are very gentle with your knife work which shows how passionate and caring you have for the cows under treatment. This is why it is so satisfying to watch and I care less when your videos are bit long because they make me feel so relax and happy watching you at work
Love your voice over. Very informative , like you are teaching a class. Also, I'm assuming these are dairy cows, and it makes me feel grateful when I'm eating dairy knowing what these animals are being cared for.
Hey Nate, I've watched a few of your videos now and whilst I find them fascinating, (and no, I haven't a lot of knowledge of cows), but I have been wondering if it is possible to take too much off the hoof. If so, how do tell just how much to remove? Keep 'em coming mate, I really enjoy them.
Yes you can. I maintain at least 1/4 inch of sole on the bottom unless I’m dealing with lesions then I use a block to remove weight. The horn consistency changes and that’s when I stop. Experience guides that.
I love to watch your videos. When I was young my dad milked a hundred head of Holstein cattle doing 12 at a time with electric milkers. That was a very long time ago.
I just discovered your channel recently, and I have to say I’m a huge fan already! I have a horse of my own, and I’ve been a member of the equestrian world for a long time now, so I’m very familiar with farrier work on horses. I’ve never seen anything done with cows before though! Very interesting for sure, the work you do is amazing! :)
I have no idea why I wanted to watch this video. I'm so glad I did... even though I don't have any cows or other hoofed animals. If you get up every day with the intention of learning something new, it happens even when you don't plan it. Great video! Like another commenter, I'm impressed with how gentle you are.
It's amazing that you can see what the problem is like that. It really shows the skill you have in your craft! When I look I am just seeing a muddy/dirty hoof. It is really amazing.
poor cow - she’s so adorable and to go through all that pain. so glad that you’re around to fix her up. thanks so much for showing us this kind of thing. i had no idea cows could get these kinds of injuries. i’m not going to take where my milk comes from so lightly any more 🥛🧀🐮🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷
I like everything about your work and your videos, but I especially notice and like how you pause your knife and grinding if/when the cow flinches during her hoof trim session. It is subtle, but so kind, gentle, and caring. Thank you.
Gotta say I love all the hoof trimming TH-camrs but jeez you are THE master. It's incredible to watch you work and just inherently know so much about the hoof before the cow is even in the crush. 100% don't need to speed up your trimming btw it's the best part to watch such a pro at work
Just a hoof trimmer. In one video he said that he only does hoofs and would never cut into living tissue, so when a bull had an abscess that needed lancing they had to call a vet for help, because he wasn't comfortable taking a scalpel to the bull's skin.
She’s a beautiful cow for sure! Great information given. We watch because what you do is mesmerizing and relaxing. I’d be happy with videos twice as long. Keep up your good work and kind way of dealing with those cows.
I love your videos it's so interesting how nature and animals just instinctually know how to fix or help themselves. And I agree with others comments I enjoy watching your knife work I would be fine with you just leaving it normal speed. It's relaxing. And I'm sure I've said it before, but watching how loving and caring you are with each animal is so beautiful to watch. I've tried watching other channels do what you do and it makes me cringe they seem to fast and rough. So bless you for your gentle hand.
She's just a very polite lady, keeping her legs crossed when she's resting 😌 In all seriousness though she's a beautiful girl and I'm glad you could help her out!
I've sprained both of my ankles to the point that it hurts to stand normally so I totally understand how a cow would end up standing weird to alleviate pain. You end over time shifting to different ways of standing until you find whatever hurts the least.
She's the prettiest girl I've seen you work on! Personally I thought she looked very ladylike with her legs crossed... But definitely not worth her being in pain! Thanks for the great work!
Wow. This was a new one for me. She looked like she needed the cow loo....har! Loved seeing her run off afterwards. You do such a gentle, yet thorough job! Oh by the way, every community eventually has drama...espeically on social media. Have you heard of the YT channel Happy Feet Hoof Care? This guy really HATES the HoofGP, and has started saying so in videos. He seems to not like any other hoof trimmers and thinks his way is the ONLY way. I've watched a couple of his videos....WOW, IS HE A BUTCHER! Just grinds the hoof down with a grinder until blood is literally squirting out. Beware if you go check him out. And he's totally ok with having a cow bleed for hours due to his awful grinder/knife work. I refuse to watch him. I doubt you care for this drama...lol....but i figured i would mention it. I'm glad that the videos I do watch are all nice, gentle, and respectful of the cows. Thanks for all your hard work.
Hi! I’ve noticed in other videos, you put a block on one and strap the other. You didn’t strap in this one. Is this because you weren’t using that technique back when you made this video? Or is it because it’s a different diagnosis? Thanks so much for your videos. Love them! 🙏🏼
I could watch this all day, found your channel last week and have been binge watching when I get a spare bit of precious time. I make a preventive treatment for mastitis during the dry period so I've always got time for more bovine videos 🤣.
Knife work is soothing to watch. I don't own catte nor horses. Ppl like me (anxiety, depression, etc) find watching farrier work eases symptoms. Pimple videos, podiatry videos, cooking videos, and Bob Ross are also on our watch lists according to preferences.
I know you are concerned about the length of your videos, but honestly, I could watch your knife work all day long. It's very relaxing and satisfying to watch you put cows back right! :)
I always put it on when I’m about to go to sleep because he is so relaxing
@@hazelumbrella9485 Me to 👍 !
I love watching your videos day and night
@@hazelumbrella9485 yeah like 90% of us are here for the calming effects and to learn
I like the format better than the hoof gp guy too, no-nonsense good information.
That cross legged stance is quite a brilliant way to apparoach pain relief
Cows tend to hide pain. Crazy
Yeah that’s so smart
@@gabrielcangussu3121 yes prey animals hide pain because looking weak is a death sentence
Thought maybe the cow had to use the restroom.
@@jerryhealy4995 🤣🤣
I think that cow looks beautiful. I love the way the colors blend on her face and her sweet temperament.
I was just thinking that! She is an especially pretty cow.
@Repica aka Mousea Mossnaught Not rare but the larger Holstein (black and white) are more common at least around here.
@Repica aka Mousea Mossnaught I think most cows in America are actually just karens
@Repica aka Mousea Mossnaught I'm from the UK and people often call repulsive women (also known as Karen's) cows, I feel bad for the cows that get compared to such women though
@Repica aka Mousea Mossnaught oh I feel like I misunderstood!
Tedious to watch your knife work?? Never!! That's why I'm here 😂
That's wild that the cows cross their legs like that! I wonder how they get from one place to another when they're in that much pain 😭
My first thought was she is walking like a model lol
Right!! Meee too!!!
Superb job Nate, that gorgeous cow trotted off so happily in her new shoes. Thank you for explaining about the cross-legged stance, it is fascinating how she was trying to compensate. I really appreciate the educational content.
I thought she was crossing her legs because she was a lady.
You can see her test the weight on that trimmed front foot and then shift the weight off of the untrimmed, still obviously very sore, foot. Amazing to see a difference in her comfort level before she even leaves the crush!
Once again, I have to say that you are so gentle with the cows. I watch several hoof guys and I cringe sometimes at the way a particular hoof guy trims and/or treats the cows feet. Most are so spot on and careful.
Awww I know exactly who you’re talking about. A certain butcher with a heavy accent.
@@cecemimi101 what's his name
@@cecemimi101 Yes, who is this other TH-camr you speak of?
@@Shadow61616 It's my guess they mean the Hoof GP. He makes me cringe too...he's rushed and he doesn't seem to care all that much if he hurts them a bit. I much prefer Nate's channel.
Amazing that she could figure out how to relieve her pain by standing like that!
I've been seeing many videos from other hoof trimmers - but you are the only one who is always that gentle with the cows. I like that very much :D Go on with your very good work!
hoof gp guy is also
Yeah I hate seeing the flinching and the blood running. It is never tedious to watch your slow careful approach. I am sure the cows appreciate your concern.
@@texanonline1244 and clean too
@@texanonline1244 hoof gp is mid asf
Hoof GP is the bestest i love him. and this guys pretty good too .
I love that you've added more shots of the cows. It's nice to see who you're helping
It’s not tedious to watch your knife work, I would say I am so intrigued by it and enjoy watching every minute of it! I would probably watch hours of it
Awesome!
I’ve watched several of the hoof videos, in my opinion, you are the best. You seem to be more careful and concerned about what you are doing. And, do a great job of explaining what is going on. And on this cow, you did an excellent job of explaining the cross foot situation. Thank you👍🏻just gotta day, kudos to the cow for figuring out how to relieve his pain to some extent
Thank you. I appreciate that!
A miracle! She is an absolute beauty. Lovely to see her walk away as if nothing was ever wrong 😊
She's such a beautiful cow. One of my favorite breeds. Do you notice hoof differences between different breeds? I know in horses (which I am more familiar with) hoof varies greatly between breeds, with some breeds having soft hooves more prone to issues and other breeds with naturally hard hooves. Do you trim hooves for any very small farms or do you only do larger dairies?
Small differences but usually not in consistency. There environment has more to do with that. I’ve got farms I trim for that have as few as 40 cows and as many as 1500.
I'm in awe at your ability to spot an ulcer 1.5 inches deep....both toes looked the same to me
Take all the time you need. It sure isn't boring. Thank you for helping all the poor cows out there. Your so gentle with them ☺️.
You really care about the welfare of the animals and do a great job keep up the good work
She probably went back to the pasture like "look girls the orthopedic shoes I just got!! I not cross legged anymore!"
Lololol . Exactly!! So all these girls are gonna come looking for Uncle Nate! Lol
I love seeing the faces of the cattle you trim! This is one of my favourite videos youev made so far! Keep it up!
Super cute, the way she trots off afterwards.
So nice to see her walking normally again. I like your gentle approach, the little padding under the metal was a nice touch.
The time, patience and care you show with these gorgeous animals is better than most human foot specialist show there human patients x You sir are amazing x
Fascinating. Love how she trotted away. ❤
Put your hand 🤚🏻 behind the hoof you’re trying to film and that usually does the trick for a clear picture… helps the lens focus where you want it to.
Love your content btw.
You are very gentle with your knife work which shows how passionate and caring you have for the cows under treatment. This is why it is so satisfying to watch and I care less when your videos are bit long because they make me feel so relax and happy watching you at work
I can only imagine how relieved the cow feels. Thank you for what you do.
Great job, a professional has seen most everything there is.
It's great watching someone with skills do their thing. I had no idea you could get cow shoes.
Love your voice over. Very informative , like you are teaching a class. Also, I'm assuming these are dairy cows, and it makes me feel grateful when I'm eating dairy knowing what these animals are being cared for.
it's not tedious, it's glorious TnT
Please allow us to see you work on real time again
I just wanna give her a big ole hug!
You hoof trimmers are miracle workers. ❤️
I can't believe this popped upon my feed and that I've been watching totally fascinated! I find the slow trimming relaxing..
What a brilliant trimmer you are and so kind and gentle 🤗🌸
And she was so grateful for the trim she scampered away!!! Nice one! 😂👍🏻🙏
Thats a clever girl trying to sort out her pain x
I never get bored watching you work I usually learn something new that I didn't know before My first time to see cross legged cow thank you Nate
Excellent work! All you farmers must absolutely love your work; I sure appreciate it 💓!
This cow's face is so beautiful.... Attractive breed...
Thank you for helping this beauty...🙏🏼
Thanks for being kind to these cows, Nate. I can tell its more than just a job to you.
Lovely to see her move with such ease.
Hey Nate, I've watched a few of your videos now and whilst I find them fascinating, (and no, I haven't a lot of knowledge of cows), but I have been wondering if it is possible to take too much off the hoof. If so, how do tell just how much to remove? Keep 'em coming mate, I really enjoy them.
Yes you can. I maintain at least 1/4 inch of sole on the bottom unless I’m dealing with lesions then I use a block to remove weight. The horn consistency changes and that’s when I stop. Experience guides that.
I love to watch your videos. When I was young my dad milked a hundred head of Holstein cattle doing 12 at a time with electric milkers. That was a very long time ago.
I like how you are always very gentle and careful with the injuries. I've seen others who are not so caring about it.
It always amazing me that you can spot a problem under all the muck.! Great job!
Yeah! Like at 4:34 he was said yep sure enough and I was like how... can you tell already
There are subtle signs that I recognize immediately. I’m so used to the muck it’s like it’s not even there.
.. Wonderful Result .. I can truly imagine how Good That Feels for this beautiful Cow ..
I just discovered your channel recently, and I have to say I’m a huge fan already! I have a horse of my own, and I’ve been a member of the equestrian world for a long time now, so I’m very familiar with farrier work on horses. I’ve never seen anything done with cows before though! Very interesting for sure, the work you do is amazing! :)
I have no idea why I wanted to watch this video. I'm so glad I did... even though I don't have any cows or other hoofed animals. If you get up every day with the intention of learning something new, it happens even when you don't plan it. Great video! Like another commenter, I'm impressed with how gentle you are.
Poor girl!! You almost feel her pain, great job!!
I love watching you work, your empathy shines bright!
It's amazing that you can see what the problem is like that. It really shows the skill you have in your craft! When I look I am just seeing a muddy/dirty hoof. It is really amazing.
I just found your channel a week ago and I’m obsessed! You are my favorite hoof trimmer I’ve watched! You do such an amazing job❤️
I have never seen a cow stand like that but i will remember that forever! Glad you knew what to do!
poor cow - she’s so adorable and to go through all that pain. so glad that you’re around to fix her up. thanks so much for showing us this kind of thing. i had no idea cows could get these kinds of injuries. i’m not going to take where my milk comes from so lightly any more 🥛🧀🐮🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷
Man, she sprinted out of there. Felt so much better I'm sure. Thanks for showing her face. So pretty! 🐄
I like everything about your work and your videos, but I especially notice and like how you pause your knife and grinding if/when the cow flinches during her hoof trim session. It is subtle, but so kind, gentle, and caring. Thank you.
You’re welcome Leona. Thanks for the kind words. 🙏
What a pretty smart cow. Glad that she's okay now!
Also, good work from the knife work! Love how gentle you are to those cows! You're amazing, man!
I am starting to appreciate the importance of careful, precise knife work.
As ever , great quality from my favourite hoof trimming channel
Hello Nate, I love watching your videos! For one thing you exsplain everything and your so gentle with the cows. I love the close ups too
Of all the cow hoof trimmings I have been involved with sitting at my computer watching on You Tube this is a first. Excellent
Gotta say I love all the hoof trimming TH-camrs but jeez you are THE master. It's incredible to watch you work and just inherently know so much about the hoof before the cow is even in the crush. 100% don't need to speed up your trimming btw it's the best part to watch such a pro at work
It’s amazing how you start with the right hand and switch to the left and finish your cut!! 🥰
I've probably only seen a cow once in real life but I find these videos really satisfying to watch
Are you a full service vet, or the equivalent of a podiatrist? Watching you work is fascinating, and I've never owned a cow.
He stated in another video that the farmer had to buy antibiotics; he could not. So I assume not a vet
Just a hoof trimmer. In one video he said that he only does hoofs and would never cut into living tissue, so when a bull had an abscess that needed lancing they had to call a vet for help, because he wasn't comfortable taking a scalpel to the bull's skin.
Man , that is a good feeling when get the cow feeling good again!! You're like a cow podiatrist!!
She’s a beautiful cow for sure! Great information given. We watch because what you do is mesmerizing and relaxing. I’d be happy with videos twice as long. Keep up your good work and kind way of dealing with those cows.
Great job Nate. This was the first time I saw cross legged case. Keep continuing the good work.
I love all knife work. But circular cuts are definitely my favorites!!
Ahhhhh such a happier cow. 🐄😃 So well done! TY for caring
I don't have a cow. I live in a city but I could not stop watching
The T.L.C. you give to these amazing creatures is beautiful to see. You have a gift.
I love your videos it's so interesting how nature and animals just instinctually know how to fix or help themselves. And I agree with others comments I enjoy watching your knife work I would be fine with you just leaving it normal speed. It's relaxing. And I'm sure I've said it before, but watching how loving and caring you are with each animal is so beautiful to watch. I've tried watching other channels do what you do and it makes me cringe they seem to fast and rough. So bless you for your gentle hand.
Respect for how gentle you are with these cows 👏🏼 another great vid mate
She's just a very polite lady, keeping her legs crossed when she's resting 😌
In all seriousness though she's a beautiful girl and I'm glad you could help her out!
Another great video I own a cow and can now spot a problem thank you
Thank you for treating these girls like living beings who experience pain and fear
She's a beautiful cow idk the breed she is but these are by far my favorite. Cows are wonderful animals and they actually make great companions.
Jersey cow
God love that ole cow. Glad you can help them feel and walk better. 💞💞💞🐮🐮🐮
🐵 Blessings. What a great title...sounds like a true mystery! She is just beautiful!
One of the cutest cows I’ve seen 🥺
I love that gadget you use to lift and secure the hooves!
I've sprained both of my ankles to the point that it hurts to stand normally so I totally understand how a cow would end up standing weird to alleviate pain. You end over time shifting to different ways of standing until you find whatever hurts the least.
She's the prettiest girl I've seen you work on! Personally I thought she looked very ladylike with her legs crossed... But definitely not worth her being in pain! Thanks for the great work!
Wow. This was a new one for me. She looked like she needed the cow loo....har! Loved seeing her run off afterwards. You do such a gentle, yet thorough job!
Oh by the way, every community eventually has drama...espeically on social media. Have you heard of the YT channel Happy Feet Hoof Care? This guy really HATES the HoofGP, and has started saying so in videos. He seems to not like any other hoof trimmers and thinks his way is the ONLY way. I've watched a couple of his videos....WOW, IS HE A BUTCHER! Just grinds the hoof down with a grinder until blood is literally squirting out. Beware if you go check him out. And he's totally ok with having a cow bleed for hours due to his awful grinder/knife work. I refuse to watch him. I doubt you care for this drama...lol....but i figured i would mention it. I'm glad that the videos I do watch are all nice, gentle, and respectful of the cows. Thanks for all your hard work.
I love watching your videos all day long to relax and i always watch at night cuz they are incredibly relaxing
Wow! WHO would’ve figured that was the cause! Thank You for the interesting video 👍🤔😯🙂👍
She is a beautiful cow!
Never seen a cross legged cow before...am sure she felt so much better afterwards. Again, I do like how slow and steady you work on the hoof
That cow is absolutely adorable
Man! That’s a pretty lady! And smart too.
This may be the cutest cow ever, what a cute face.
I like seeing close ups of the problem. I'm sure you'll get it worked out!
Never seen that before. Fascinating ☺🌷☺
Hi! I’ve noticed in other videos, you put a block on one and strap the other. You didn’t strap in this one. Is this because you weren’t using that technique back when you made this video? Or is it because it’s a different diagnosis? Thanks so much for your videos. Love them! 🙏🏼
I could watch this all day, found your channel last week and have been binge watching when I get a spare bit of precious time. I make a preventive treatment for mastitis during the dry period so I've always got time for more bovine videos 🤣.
Wow, I have never heard of that before, much less seen it. I'm still amazed u can tell what's wrong under all the muck that's on the hoofs!
Knife work is soothing to watch. I don't own catte nor horses. Ppl like me (anxiety, depression, etc) find watching farrier work eases symptoms. Pimple videos, podiatry videos, cooking videos, and Bob Ross are also on our watch lists according to preferences.
Amazing video but I'm amazed at the sharp tool you use and seriously wonder how they sharpen it!!
Such a great explanation & professional expertise.😊