I know nothing about farming, live stock, nor cattle maintenance, but I look forward to your videos. I'm learning something new, and it is nice to see someone passionate about caring for life on this planet. It is also a nice reprieve from all intense news in the world and negativity out here on TH-cam and Social Media.
Your explanation of white line defect with the block was super helpful. Somehow I didn't quite realize that these defects start at the corium and grow out. I thought the initial damage was at the walking surface. Makes so much more sense now.
Yeah I’ve seen enough episodes to realize that with hoofed animals that often what you see on the walking surface is just a minor symptom of a bigger problem underneath
Have to admit my favourite part of the trim is the satisfaction of watching the cows walk away with a relief in their steps. So good. Always enjoy your videos Nate. 🐄👍
Great content Nate, I've tried watching others hoof trimming vlogs but I have to say you're the best because of your care for the girls and your professionalism... You can tell you take pride in your craft 👍
Yes, it's difficult to watch other trimmers who hack away and damage the corium. We are like a million arm chair quarterbacks yelling through the screen at the other guys!
I’ve only ever seen this in person once and it was done by a vet, but having watched a lot of these videos I can say that Nate is surgical in his approach. He’s the most precise and deliberate.
100% agree. He is all about the well-being of the animal and not about promoting himself. And he is great at explaining...lots of great education here!👍
Just wanted to let you know, I struggle with insomnia and I play your videos to help me get to sleep because of how satisfying they are plus the calm voice and lack of loud sounds. Very helpful, very enjoyable!
Wow. I learned so much from this video alone. Not only did you master your craft, you clearly love doing it. Thanks for helping the poor cows. More power to ya. 😊
I love how you are always explaining what you are doing no matter how many times you have explained it before, and you're always finding new and different ways to illustrate the various principles you apply to your work. You are a natural educator, and you're very engaging.
I loved that visual explanation using the wooden block. 👍 As always, you explain things in a manner that's not too watered down, but not overly technical. 🐄🤗
I had a microbiology teacher in college that changed my life with his teaching skills. Nate reminds me of him. It's definitely an inherent talent to be able to teach...Nates is one of those people and has that special gift. 🥰
Another great video. Using that block to explain how a defect gets to the surface and then infects the corium was neat. In a future video could you explain the types of blocks and why different materials are used. Thanks
I had to dig out my vet school anatomy book to review what you’re doing. Like everyone else, I think you’re awesome at your job! I see old cows come into the packing house with their hooves all jacked up and so painful it makes me so angry. I wish they were all given your special hoof care. GB you 🙏🏻
It’s so interesting how these things can be used to treat many different things. Salicylic acid is in like all acne killing stuff, and chlorhexidine is a mouthwash too for like dental procedures and stuff
Been watching your videos for a while - and for some reason I liked this one the most. Although you always do a great job explaining what you’re doing I think bc you explained it best here, as if it was my first time watching. Never thought I’d be as interested in Hoof trimming as I am but here we are….
What ived noticed Nate about your hoof trimming compared to other trimmers is your skill with the knife is at another level . Absolutely brilliant keep up the great work !!
You guys are so amazing. I'm a long time removed from farming, but I love every animal on my farm, no mater what their purpose was. I would do anything to make them happy and comfortable, and for the most part I can remember every animal after 30 years. Thanks for making these cows comfortable and for caring.
Thank you Nate for another informative video. You make it look easy but I’m sure it took many years of experience to gain all that knowledge. Another Happy Cow. 😊
This is the best hoof channel. You're gentle when trimming and you explain well. So satisfying when you wash the lesion w/ that liquid and when you put the powder.
What I love about how you handle these problem areas especially when it comes to lesions, is that you’re very careful of not cutting to deep down to the live horn and the corium layer unlike some other hoof trimmers here on TH-cam. I saw one video by another Hoof trimmer (I’m not going to name names) but he cut so far down that he made the cow bleed very badly. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Nate make a cow bleed and if he did, it was just a little surface blood. I knew right away that this guy made a mistake thanks to watching so many of Nate’s excellent videos.
This was the best hoof trimming video I have ever seen. The education you gave was incredible and insightful. Thank you for that. I love your channel and your hard work and dedication to serving your farming community and caring for the animals. God bless you, your family and all that you do. ❤️
Nate, you are my favourite TH-camr. I have no interest in farming but I can't help but come back to all of your videos. You may get a lot of pleasure from helping these lovely, majestic animals but watching these videos has gone from a random suggestion from TH-cam to becoming an extremely therapeutic part of my day. You have an amazing voice, I have never followed so many videos competely unrelated to my general personal interests. Keep up the awesome work!
You are the best hoof treatment/trimmer of all the videos I have watched on TH-cam. You take special care to clean the cows hoof and get all the problem area removed and then you treat it with that white powder stuff to help the poor little cow's foot heal. You also help us understand what is happening with your excellent narrative about what you are doing. Thanks for the great work.
I know nothing about cows or anything farm related at all, but I am somehow so fascinated by these videos. You can see just how much you enjoy what you do and the care in which you do it. Your explanations of things make the videos so interesting to watch and it is so satisfying seeing the problem being resolved. Keep up the amazing work!
So I have to say that I watch you and the hoof GP because their is something satisfying about watching you both make cattle feel better but you also have a very calming narration so when I can’t sleep, you also help take my mind of the daily BS so that I can sleep when I struggle to shut my brain off.
I spent summers on my Aunt & Uncle’s dairy farm and am unaware of any hoof care that were given to those dairy cows .. l enjoy your videos and can tell you love what you do and enjoy healing those girls! Thank you .. keep on filming and l will keep watching!
That's for adding that extra explanation with the wood block. Probably helps out the newcomer to this awesome channel! Love everytime you put out a video!
Nate I really like watching your videos because the way she explained everything it's really amazing how a cow's hoof really needs to be taken care of in the way you explained everything you can learn a lot
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying your content, but I particularly like the wooden drawn diagram of how the crack travels through the foot with the white line defect vs puncture pathway. Very informative; thank you!
I enjoy watching you care for cows with problems. Other trimmers lack your knife skills and concern for the animal & focus on get it done. If I had cows, you would be my man!
Nate!!! Mate you never fail to give amazing knowledge and the way you demonstrate the process of cattle hoods are so interesting and entertaining . You are honestly in my opinion thee best!! Keep ‘em coming!!🫶🏽👍🏽
I've been watching your videos for a while now, and this one made me subscribe. I knew nothing about cows other than they produced milk. Now, because of you, Nate, these ladies are to be revered. Thanks for all you do, and keep up the good work. LQ, Southern Pines, North Carolina, USA 🇺🇸.
Thank you so much for showing us a visual of what a white line defect is and how it grows with your wooden block! Your explanation was super helpful and I truly enjoy watching you teach us how you take care of these wonderful cows. Please give them extra forehead pets for me, please! 😘🐮 (For the cows that actually enjoy them, I mean…)
Thank you for the wood block visualization. I had wondered why the defect works its way up as trimming and just didn't make the connection to the hoof growing in that kind of way. Which now seems very obvious, but hindsight is 20/20 as they say. :D Thanks again!
I know nothing about farming, live stock, nor cattle maintenance, but I look forward to your videos. I'm learning something new, and it is nice to see someone passionate about caring for life on this planet. It is also a nice reprieve from all intense news in the world and negativity out here on TH-cam and Social Media.
It's funny Everytime Nate uploads it's my top recommendation.
I couldn't agree with you more!!
his voice is so relaxing
Your explanation of white line defect with the block was super helpful. Somehow I didn't quite realize that these defects start at the corium and grow out. I thought the initial damage was at the walking surface. Makes so much more sense now.
Yeah I’ve seen enough episodes to realize that with hoofed animals that often what you see on the walking surface is just a minor symptom of a bigger problem underneath
Have to admit my favourite part of the trim is the satisfaction of watching the cows walk away with a relief in their steps. So good. Always enjoy your videos Nate. 🐄👍
Great content Nate, I've tried watching others hoof trimming vlogs but I have to say you're the best because of your care for the girls and your professionalism... You can tell you take pride in your craft 👍
Yes, it's difficult to watch other trimmers who hack away and damage the corium. We are like a million arm chair quarterbacks yelling through the screen at the other guys!
I agree, Nate is the best I’ve seen.
I’ve only ever seen this in person once and it was done by a vet, but having watched a lot of these videos I can say that Nate is surgical in his approach. He’s the most precise and deliberate.
100% agree. He is all about the well-being of the animal and not about promoting himself. And he is great at explaining...lots of great education here!👍
Agree, Nate is the best by far
Just wanted to let you know, I struggle with insomnia and I play your videos to help me get to sleep because of how satisfying they are plus the calm voice and lack of loud sounds. Very helpful, very enjoyable!
Same!
They seriously knock me out lol
Wow. I learned so much from this video alone. Not only did you master your craft, you clearly love doing it. Thanks for helping the poor cows. More power to ya. 😊
I love how you are always explaining what you are doing no matter how many times you have explained it before, and you're always finding new and different ways to illustrate the various principles you apply to your work. You are a natural educator, and you're very engaging.
I loved that visual explanation using the wooden block. 👍
As always, you explain things in a manner that's not too watered down, but not overly technical. 🐄🤗
You are very good at explaining things, Nate! Thanks for taking the time to help educate us!
I had a microbiology teacher in college that changed my life with his teaching skills.
Nate reminds me of him. It's definitely an inherent talent to be able to teach...Nates is one of those people and has that special gift. 🥰
Yes indeed. That's one reason why I look out for a new video.
Another great video. Using that block to explain how a defect gets to the surface and then infects the corium was neat. In a future video could you explain the types of blocks and why different materials are used. Thanks
I love how you say "man" in the title. You're not just a man. You're Nate, the hoof guy!
I had to dig out my vet school anatomy book to review what you’re doing. Like everyone else, I think you’re awesome at your job! I see old cows come into the packing house with their hooves all jacked up and so painful it makes me so angry. I wish they were all given your special hoof care. GB you 🙏🏻
It's cruel that they aren't taken care of, just because they're cows doesnt mean they dont need care☹
I know you read this a lot but you're absolutely fantastic at explaining these things. I hope these farmers are grateful for you
It’s so interesting how these things can be used to treat many different things. Salicylic acid is in like all acne killing stuff, and chlorhexidine is a mouthwash too for like dental procedures and stuff
The salicylic acid stuff makes sense: treats dermatitis and acne, both skin conditions.
@@robertl6196 and if you add an acetyl chloride to it that makes Asprin
Fun fact: Salicylic acid is a natural product of plant immune systems! Plants produce it to destroy pathogens, similarly to how Nate is using it.
Been watching your videos for a while - and for some reason I liked this one the most. Although you always do a great job explaining what you’re doing I think bc you explained it best here, as if it was my first time watching. Never thought I’d be as interested in Hoof trimming as I am but here we are….
Score another great job well done for Nate! Really like the narration you do. Thanks
You're awesome, thank you for being YOU, Nate! Cheers from Texas...
Another great video Nate. Particularly enjoyed your explanation of how the problem occurs, using the block.
Thanks again Nate. 👍👍👍
What ived noticed Nate about your hoof trimming compared to other trimmers is your skill with the knife is at another level . Absolutely brilliant keep up the great work !!
🙏
You're an incredible teacher, Nate. I hope you have many apprentices under you, throughout your career. Your explanation/demonstration was perfect
Wow Nate! You've got almost 450K subscribers. Way to go! Keep up the great videos. You rock!
Thank you Nate for your visual aid today! Really helps to explain the process that causes these lesions to form!!
You guys are so amazing. I'm a long time removed from farming, but I love every animal on my farm, no mater what their purpose was.
I would do anything to make them happy and comfortable, and for the most part I can remember every animal after 30 years. Thanks for
making these cows comfortable and for caring.
Nate you are truly the best. Thank you for being gentle with the way you do your job.
Thank you Nate for another informative video. You make it look easy but I’m sure it took many years of experience to gain all that knowledge. Another Happy Cow. 😊
This is the best hoof channel. You're gentle when trimming and you explain well. So satisfying when you wash the lesion w/ that liquid and when you put the powder.
Your very patient and caring when treating these poor helpless animals Nate as always a great video
What I love about how you handle these problem areas especially when it comes to lesions, is that you’re very careful of not cutting to deep down to the live horn and the corium layer unlike some other hoof trimmers here on TH-cam. I saw one video by another Hoof trimmer (I’m not going to name names) but he cut so far down that he made the cow bleed very badly. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Nate make a cow bleed and if he did, it was just a little surface blood. I knew right away that this guy made a mistake thanks to watching so many of Nate’s excellent videos.
Nate you are the best hoof doctor on youtube.🥇🏆
Your not about the views or if people subscribe
you care about the animals.
I appreciate your professionalism.
Oh, I was looking forward to a new video!
This was the best hoof trimming video I have ever seen. The education you gave was incredible and insightful. Thank you for that. I love your channel and your hard work and dedication to serving your farming community and caring for the animals. God bless you, your family and all that you do. ❤️
Nate, you are my favourite TH-camr. I have no interest in farming but I can't help but come back to all of your videos. You may get a lot of pleasure from helping these lovely, majestic animals but watching these videos has gone from a random suggestion from TH-cam to becoming an extremely therapeutic part of my day. You have an amazing voice, I have never followed so many videos competely unrelated to my general personal interests. Keep up the awesome work!
I will never need this information, but, I love! that you educate us! 💯☺️
You are the best hoof treatment/trimmer of all the videos I have watched on TH-cam. You take special care to clean the cows hoof and get all the problem area removed and then you treat it with that white powder stuff to help the poor little cow's foot heal. You also help us understand what is happening with your excellent narrative about what you are doing. Thanks for the great work.
The care you have for these girls is a vibe 👌🏼
This was really excellent Nate! Thank you for the clear explanation and demonstration.
Thanks for the wooden block visual.
The white line defect really makes a lot of sense! This helped me understand it a lot!
Excellent video. Not only are you good at what you do, but it’s very apparent that you are caring of these animals. Thank you.
This. Is. BEAUTIFUL- Thank you so much for caring for the poor girl!
Great job Nate, love the visual with the block
I know nothing about cows or anything farm related at all, but I am somehow so fascinated by these videos. You can see just how much you enjoy what you do and the care in which you do it. Your explanations of things make the videos so interesting to watch and it is so satisfying seeing the problem being resolved. Keep up the amazing work!
So I have to say that I watch you and the hoof GP because their is something satisfying about watching you both make cattle feel better but you also have a very calming narration so when I can’t sleep, you also help take my mind of the daily BS so that I can sleep when I struggle to shut my brain off.
Well done Nate. I appreciate how you care for the cows. Thanks for the lesson in hoof lesions. I understand them now. You're the best.
I like how you explain whet you are doing and what is happening. Your amazing and take your job seriously.
I really appreciate the illustration of the defect on the wooden block. Thank you.
I spent summers on my Aunt & Uncle’s dairy farm and am unaware of any hoof care that were given to those dairy cows .. l enjoy your videos and can tell you love what you do and enjoy healing those girls! Thank you .. keep on filming and l will keep watching!
Cows only need hoof care when they're forced to walk on concrete.
It's always nice to see the old gals walking away without hesitation at the end.
Great job Nate. You are very skilled at your craft, and I know the cows are eternally grateful.
That's for adding that extra explanation with the wood block. Probably helps out the newcomer to this awesome channel! Love everytime you put out a video!
Excellent informative video Nate. Thank you.
This is one of my favorite videos! I love knowing the ‘why’ behind the ‘what’.
Loved the demo! It helps us visual learners.
Another great video! I loved the visual example and explanation. It's always wonderful to see the cow walk away I'm relief.
Nate I really like watching your videos because the way she explained everything it's really amazing how a cow's hoof really needs to be taken care of in the way you explained everything you can learn a lot
God bless u sir! Hopefully she is not in pain 🙏🙏🙏and hopefully she will be OK very soon.
Congrats
Never understood white line defect but your block explanation cleared it 100% up for me. Many thanks for that.
Another Happy cow 🐄 thanks to you Nate, you truly are a miracle worker. Good job Be safe my friend.
That was a really helpful visualization of white line disease. Thank you!
I enjoy the way you give very discriptive explanations to the video. Always enjoy watching
Thank you for your Videos from Germany! Love to hear your voice and see your work! Keep up the good work!
So happy to get home from work and find you have dropped a new video! Thank you😀
I've said it before and I'll say it again - watching your knifework is just _so_ satisfying.
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying your content, but I particularly like the wooden drawn diagram of how the crack travels through the foot with the white line defect vs puncture pathway. Very informative; thank you!
Best explanation of a white line defect ever. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome visual explanation of how the white line defects happen. It makes a lot more sense now about how those form
I love the great care you give to these girls. If my family kept tending to cattle and horses, I might've been doing something like this.
Awe you have made her so happy!
Ure an awsum teacher ! And compassionate. Appreciate all u do !!
Thanks for the illustration of how the white line comes up from the corium. It helped me understand.
I really enjoyed the explanation using the wooden block. It makes more sense to me now. Thanks for another great video!
I love that these videos feel like lecture material, I’m really learning stuff when I watch it.
Super clear explanation, about the growth of the hoof horn. Thanks, as always!
Looved this video, the explanation with the wood sole, the voice over the trimming and the zoom ins with the camera
I enjoy watching you care for cows with problems. Other trimmers lack your knife skills and concern for the animal & focus on get it done. If I had cows, you would be my man!
This was so informative. I feel like I have a better understanding of hooves and how you fix their troubles.
I love the anatomy and growth explanation- it clarified a lot!
Muy profesional el trabajo q realizó el hombre. Me alegro por el animalito.
It's always a good Saturday when a new Nate video is posted! Thank you Nate and sweet girl cow!
Your information as you trim is fascinating, love your videos and how you help the cows!
Boom! Professor Nate hits it out of the park again. Can’t wait to see the followup video!
Great camera work you make it look easy doing what you do love your videos
Nate!!! Mate you never fail to give amazing knowledge and the way you demonstrate the process of cattle hoods are so interesting and entertaining . You are honestly in my opinion thee best!! Keep ‘em coming!!🫶🏽👍🏽
I've been watching your videos for a while now, and this one made me subscribe. I knew nothing about cows other than they produced milk. Now, because of you, Nate, these ladies are to be revered. Thanks for all you do, and keep up the good work.
LQ,
Southern Pines, North Carolina, USA 🇺🇸.
Thanks for the video! I liked how you used a block to illustrate the lesion for us at the beginning.👍
Great demonstration with the block. Your family of cows are lucky to have you
Your videos are my favorite thing on all of youtube! Thank you for making them!
Thank you so much for showing us a visual of what a white line defect is and how it grows with your wooden block! Your explanation was super helpful and I truly enjoy watching you teach us how you take care of these wonderful cows. Please give them extra forehead pets for me, please! 😘🐮 (For the cows that actually enjoy them, I mean…)
Love your vids because you explain really simply what is going on.
Always fascinating. I haven't gotten tired of watching you
It's amazing what turns up in a hoof that, to the untrained eye, doesn't look too bad. Good job as always!!
This was a great explanation which I really appreciated. Thank you.
She trust the block right a way...beautiful to see that.
Nate have a Nice wekend 🍻🇳🇱🍻
Greetzzz the Dutchy
I love learning about this. Your such a great teacher and so gentle. Another great video Nate
Thank you for the wood block visualization. I had wondered why the defect works its way up as trimming and just didn't make the connection to the hoof growing in that kind of way. Which now seems very obvious, but hindsight is 20/20 as they say. :D
Thanks again!
Great white line explanation! So satisfying to see the girls walk away pain free👍🏻
Thanks for the video 👍
You are a good teacher, Nate.
That block demonstration was really insightful 👌
Job well done Nate!