THAT LOOKS SORE ... FIXING COWS FEET AT 3am
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- Hoof trimming this cows feet for the second time ... at 3am - how's she doing now?
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While I really enjoy these videos because they are the perfect blend of peace, harmony, stress relief, humor, instruction and great music, I also absolutely love the curiosity displayed by the cows. 🙂
Aside from the trims and the concern you always show for the cows, I always appreciate the beautiful music, lovely scenes of the Scottish countryside, and your upbeat attitude Graeme. And the good-natured ribbing between you and Craig! You guys are the best!
Having sets of steps is not amateurish. The fact that you stick to your successful plan makes you a pro your clients can rely on. Proof is in tbe hoof💜
It would be unwatchable for the general public if these videos were only about cattle hooves. But these videos, besides being informative, are full of everything else around these hooves. It's a pleasure to see a man who loves his job working, Graeme has absolutely charismatic, wholesome, funny, reasonably humble personality. He tells about animals, farms, and farmers, he shows it all ARTISTICALLY. There must be a psychological reason why we love seeing animals mended, but that's only part of the story.
Thank you so much, Graeme, and thanks to everyone involved.
I actually have been wondering what "The Hoof GP" meant, especially the "GP", so I appreciate you explaining it from time to time for people like me who get confused😂 As always, it's nice to see how well you look after these cows, and even though I'm not a farmer, nor do I work with cows, I enjoy watching these videos, and watching you do what you can to make sure the cows live healthy, comfortable lives. Thank you so much for you services, Graeme!💙
For some reason, it's so pleasing to see the dew claws trimmed.
"It feels good to be alive"
This needs so be said way more often ❤️
~9:30
I haven’t worked on a dairy farm since I was kid and have no access to cows. So I’ve started grinding my wife’s shoes every two weeks to keep her from getting lame. For some reason she isn’t impressed.
Stretch Armstrong Now that’s funny!,
What type of crush are you using? That might be the source of the unimpressed attitude.
Explain to her that “it is to help you better distribute your wait so your shoes won’t crack” maybe she will understand and be happier then
Lol..good one
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When you first talked about your schedule, I was greatly admiring. You got to do your work early, which allowed for time to spend with your wife and kids in the afternoon and could work on community and maintenance in the evening. With your added video time, I've hoped you have been learning how to keep things balanced. Those were some wonderful drone shots of where you were.
When I was a kid we used to go to Michigan to visit friends. One of them had a Mom who was still raising beef cattle by herself at 75. I remember her giving us each a bucket of corncobs to feed them. I was amazed at how gentle they were with us. I am so glad to see when you relieve the pain of these " gentle giants ". Thanks
Beatrice Bolt Not too gentle, these giants. They kill farmers every year. This is why Dr. Jan Pol, a famous Michigan large animal vet, wrote a book called Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow. Cattle kill around 20 farmers per year in the US, 22 in Australia, and 5 in the UK. They’ve been named the most deadly large animals in Britain. Gotta watch out around them.
@@tarantulady8565 I'm a deadly large animal too
Especially after eating taco bell
@@Tridd666 lol
same...(dead animal impersonations)
@@tarantulady8565 The cows only hurt the folks that deserve it. Treat the cattle the way you would like to be treated. They will return the favor.
@@drewhillfarms LOL! Not true but you keep telling yourself that. Do you even own cows…or are you just talking out your @ss? I do and I know first hand that you’re dead wrong.
I’m absolutely horrible at waking up in the morning. This is why I’m a night shift worker! Great to see you back home Graeme💜
'I used to hate getting up at this time in the morning and now I really love it'
Mindset is everything. You are so humble great ful and generous. Your mindset, values and Spirit really come across in your videos. We appreciate you and you're a joy to watch!
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I'm always amazed at what I become interested in on TH-cam. I find this channel fascinating. I never gave cattle hoof trimming much thought, but it makes sense once I see your vids. In addition, I love the country side footage. Thanks!
Plus, Graeme has a really great sense of humor. He's a natural!
He is an amazing person and amazing at his job 😅
The result of how good he is because he trims this lot every two weeks shows. The cows all have really good pads because he keeps them that way! Props to the farmer for seeing the value in healthy cows- healthy profits!
He doesn't see every cow every two weeks. For instance, seeing 60 cows every two weeks on a farm that has 300 head means he would see every cow every 10 weeks, (300/60 = 5 visits x 2 weeks = 10 weeks).
Of course, some of the cows with issues he'll see every visit or sometimes even more often on a special visits if necessary.
It's A-level results in a few hours so thank you for this video to keep me calm! 🤞🏼Off to vet school in September 🤞🏼
Congratulations on going to vet school. I wish you well.
Good luck! You got this!!
Good luck I'm sure you've got the results you need! My grandfather was a vet and he loved it!! Best wishes!!
Good luck!
Nice! Good luck and have fun fam!
I want to move to Scotland, buy a couple Highland cows, and hire Graeme to do their hooves! But my husband says no because it snows there. What a party pooper!
Tell him it doesn't snow forever in Scotland. It's just a couple of cows and a wee bit o land.
I've heard when its not snowing....its frosting or raining?
I'd bet its beautiful when its sunny too.
@@kiahpeace9090 lol not entirely true but Graeme reckons his area gets rain 70% of the time but it rarely snows.
@@kiahpeace9090 Not true honestly, there’s sun sometimes lol
So go without him 🤣
How many times did Graeme mention how things are slower without his new brother in law? Awww, Craig, he misses you. 😁
Me and my son love watching these videos before he goes to bed. He said that he really liked this video and learning what the letters GP actually stood for. My son says that your videos are excellent and makes him want to hang out with cows.
I enable closed captioning when I watch videos even though I listen to what is being said. It never fails to have something mistranslated. Today’s highlight was Craig’s Boy becoming Creepy Boy. Take care and be well! Kelly
Its just a joy, watching someone, who really knows his craft
Graeme Parker, by watching your channel i had the idea and courage for starting my own business. I actually done all paperwork already, and got all the equipment i need. It's a Knife Sharpening business, for Chefs in restaurants. I'm taking you as my Mentor , although in a different setting. You give me your blessing, my good brother? Thank you!
Good luck in your new business. You seem like a sharp person, so I’m sure you’ll be on point with this endeavor!
( i know you’re thinking, cut that out! Obviously I can’t resist a bad pun!) 😁😁
All the best in your new business. I'm sure you will do amazing.
@@TheHoofGP Thank you Graeme. Best wishes!
Vasco Gomes. Wishing you luck in your new venture! 🔪 🎉🎉
I assumed it was for General Practitioner, makes sense that it’s your initials. Another great video, really enjoy watching you transform their hooves. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺
I like watching all trims. They don't have to be bad. I just like watching you wonderful guys do the job you love.
I dont even work with cows, let alone on a farm but I likewatching you.. your really like a real human doing just whatcha love. keep on keeping on.
Thanks for all the beautiful views of Scotland...my Dad must be smiling up in heaven! ⚘
Dutch Method, step-by-step planning, Nursing Method (A.D.P.I.E.) - we're doing the same thing. Love your work and keep up hoofing it up! Thank you for sharing your day with us Graeme.
When I worked at a farm, I LOVED arriving and getting started long before everyone else! The serenity was just amazing
I admit; I am married to a, “country guy,” who grew up on a farm. It was actually him who introduced me to this channel. I find your work truly fascinating and love to try and see if I can work out what problems you’re dealing with, and how to fix it. Also, I love hearing you lecture and teach. Your passion and enthusiasm is honestly infectious. Thank you for this lovely content.
I love the soundtracks you play. I look forward to watching your videos each day. From Australia.
I had always considered " The Hood GP" a multiple play on words . The hoof doctor. The hoof Graeme Parker. Meaning mostly your name with a little now towards being such a wonderful hoof fixer. ;)
I grew up on a small dairy farm and miss the daily interaction with the farm animals. I enjoy watching your work on the cows, but I also enjoy your music selections and the beautiful scenery of the Scottish country side.
We had cows when I was a kid and had to milk them before school. Sleeping until 6 or 7 was a treat. Then I had kids and that early morning quiet time before kids start waking up was like gold. Early morning is just the best part of the day.
What a great attitude you have, Craig! I wish more people enjoyed their jobs as much as you do! You truly take a healthy pride in what you do and the quality of your work shows that!
His name is Graeme, Craig is the one who's not in today. Btw
Fixing them at 3am and I’m watching it at midnight 😂
Sophs Bewley 1:15 am for me... 😅
2 in the morning for me. 😭😂
2:30am for me, but that's PST; It's 10:30am in Scotland.
It the beginning I loved when that cow photo bomb you lol I love how u show everyone how beautiful it is there
GP also stands for Great Person, luv ya Graeme.
Normal People: Who wakes up at 3am to trim cow hooves? Hoof GP: Oh boy, 3am!!!!!!!!
Milking used to begin at 4am when I was young and going to help on the family farm. Thankfully all of the hoofs were checked immediately when there was ever any sign of an injury. When you're going out in the mornings & evenings for milking of the same cows you can tell which one's are having issues coming to the barn.
I often go to bed 3am. It’s 1:25am now and I am relaxed but not sleepy.
Such dedication to your work. Much appreciation to what you do and your message of animal care in agriculture. Thanks for being an amazing representative for agriculture of all kinds.
11:56 super satisfying. The sound, the angle, how it cuts like butter! That made me happy 😊
Good Day to you and your subbies. When I visited Scotland I realized I was spending too much time attached to my camera. I finally put it away and enjoyed viewing the rest of the lovely countryside scenery with my eyes and my memory. My Mother’s ancestors came from Scotland and landed in PEI Canada. So grateful I was able to visit your homeland. Congratulations to Craig and continued success to you. 🇨🇦😀
loved the way the cow photo bombed you...lol, nothing like stealing your thunder.
Greame, I just want to say, that you are so amazing!
You may have chosen the Hoof GP because your name is Grahame Parker, but I have been watching you for a while and your expertise, your care for the animals and your ability to teach grants you Doctor status in my eyes.
Your morning is my bedtime 😂😂😂
114👍's up guys thanks again for taking us all along with you for the great show 😊
😂 I had that one figured out as soon as I heard your name. "Hi, I'm Graeme Parker, the Hoof GP"!! Thought you were lucky to have those initials, lol!
I loved it at my work when things when smooth, had a laugh, job got done.
When you switched from cool weather gear to warm weather gear, it was great to see the face shield 🛡slide right on! Thank you again Graeme!! (#35)
Hi Graham, your right it's beautiful at that time of the morning ,I love it when the birds start singing it calms the cow's and calm cow's made a happy Anita, just me 150 cow's and the residential kitty's all 5 of them come for their morning milk, I had 2 cat's that stayed in the pit while I milked great life 😀I loved it 😀😊❤
Normally don't comment about the music, but I always love the peaceful lovely quality of the female and male voices. It helps to make me chill while this world goes mad. Thanks for your selections!!
Just recently started watching. Never even thought of looking at a cow's foot before and now I can't stop haha. Where's Craigy-boy?!
Honeymoon, I think. 💕
Poor Craig has to be on his honeymoon, and not helping trim cows’ feet. He must be so sad.
Craig will be happy to know that Graeme missed him twice in this video.
Hahaha...of course he is ...hahaha🤣🤣🤣
ChristophersMum ... right‼️®™️
And with Graimes sister too.
PeterPaul175 lmao 😂😂😂😂
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Love the instrumental music. Not so distracting. Rather hear the cows mooing and birds chirping. Just me. Love ya!
Ohhh my gosh! I love watching you work and I adore your accent. 🥰 It's cool to see how much you enjoy your job.
Pilots have checklists and no one is calling them amateur! Just sayin’. I love the videos. Keep it up
I can just imagine the cows gossiping to one another about their pedicures. "Oh, but Agnes got something special now, didn't she? She such a heifer. What a cow." 😂
lol
Thank you so much for the big smile you put on my face. 😁 Stay safe and well.
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I always think this!
I don't think cows would stoop so low...
Reminds me of being a little kid and getting up early to help dad, but ‘helping’ was really just keeping him company and watching and listening to him explain everything he was doing. Another good one GP.
So glad you are helping the cows get better 🐄🐃🐂🐮
Hi Graeme. 3 am seems to be the witching hour here as well in Montreal. When I do my best work, alone and in the quiet. Scotland is lovely. And seeing the sun rise from across the ocean is amazing. I really love your music choices. I've downloaded them one at a time.
Jeremy Andrews never been to Scotland but have seen some of South Wales and western England. It is so much different than western Canada but beautiful non the less.
That fancy crush needs a fresh serve coffee pot on the side there !
Omg ! Heck yes !!!
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A water spray for filthy feet before you trim might be a nice add on too. Love to see you happy with your work. Keep on cracken on.
This is so beautiful. 🐄🐄🐄🌄🌄🌄💛💛💛 This is how cows should be living. Grazing in open fields and enjoying the warm summer. 🌞🌞☀️☀️ Thanks for the beautiful sites 🤗
The calmness of your voice and your kindness to the cows is reassuring that there are still wonderful people in this world. Thank you.
love watching these videos. hopefully travel down your way one day. I see cows so different now when I go past the farms in Gloucestershire. keep up the good work and stay safe!!!
Let’s see some beautiful hoof footage
It's gonna be 105• F here today, so thank YOU for some lovely cool peaceful and beautiful shots of you, your work and your surroundings. Wish I could get a pedicure every 2 weeks :^)
Graham, you boys and family are awesome. As a mixed Scot, I appreciate your drone videos of the countryside there is magnificent. I live in South Western Maryland in the US. Not that far from Washington DC. However, we live in the country and our area is similar, kind of, to yours except for the mountainous area of yours. But in northern Maryland we have our own. We live near the Patuxent River in a watershed area where cows and bald eagles live and corn and soybeans are planted and sown, all thrive here. And farmers clean farm. Whoop whoop. We have Angus cows black and brown. And now that I watch you, I'm thinking, are the cows here getting the same care as the cows you deal with. Hope all is well there and God bless you all.❤
Me watches this at 3 am, my ghost about to scare me, but gets distracted by your video because it’s so interesting
How come you needed to be up so early? I bought the Gracie book and it was fantastic. The kids loved it and we watched all the videos on her.
Probably to be finished before morning milking and because Craig isn't there to help. Just a guess.
Hi Graham,Thank you so much for your videos they're just lovely and so informative,you live in a beautiful part of the world and the music is so perfect and chilling........so basically carry on doing what your doing it's great.manny thanks Tracey......
I really like that you talked through your method and it makes sense that you would check the balance before looking at the problem otherwise you could end up with more issues.
Oh! I thought it was "The Hoof doctor" hence the GP
I love your videos keep up the good work😊😁☺️
You make it look so easy but im sure its not. What a beautiful sunrise, im not a morning person but to start your day watching the sun come up must be fantastic
Thank you for this video. I’m writing while watching. It’s a sense of peace that I get from watching you treat ‘your ladies’.
Oh!! GP could also mean Great Personality
It never would’ve occurred to me that the GP would’ve been for a general practitioner I always thought it was for your name
deborah ortwine WAIT WHAT!
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I figured he picked it because it was his initials AND stood for general practioner, so Hoof Dr. :) Hence the stethoscope in the logo.
As Terry Pratchett always told us, this is a pune or a play on words.
I thought the same
Absolutely stunning scenery! I want to visit Scotland and Ireland some day so badly!!
Good one GP!!! I could tell you were missing your bubby! Stay safe and healthy! Thank you for sharing :-))
Goodmorning from Denmark. Here it is 1.53 in the early morning and I got off work at 23.00 been watching these videos ever since.
Just chilling on a warm evening, watching a scottish dude give some cow's a manicure while I dip my fudgeeos in a glass of milk.
OK, now I just want to know what fudgeos are? They sound amazing! Maybe like a chocolate covered oreo? 🤤
I got so excited I didn't spell that right. Fudgeeo... I looked it up: two chocolate cookies with chocolate icing in the middle... Mmm sounds wonderful. 🤤🤤🤤
@@jenkeep8123 Yep, thinking of going for round two in a couple minutes.
A non mouse ...nice.
Lol
❤️🇨🇦☕️☕️
I just think of you as a Genius Person. Or a Genuine Person. Or a Good Person. But to be honest I was in the General Practitioner camp and had that "a-ha" moment you mentioned.
Honestly, i appreciate what you do. and from someone who has had some BAD foot problems. THANK you for helping these cows. make an ole troll happy.
All the aerial views of the Scottish countryside are absolutely gorgeous....i discovered this channel during lockdown in new zealand and watching your videos religiously has been keeping me sane 😂
When you get around to buying a boat, you should name it the "Moomber-ship".
Cheers Craig for going over the steps of the Dutch method :) At this point your channel has so many videos that it’s easy to watch a bunch without seeing this explanation.
I’m certain you’ve done that exact bit a few times on camera, but it was my first chance getting to see it. I found the specifics of the height particularly interesting. Cheers!
His name is Graham - Craig is his partner/assistant/brother-in-law who is currently away
This video was spectacular! The aerial footage was so beautiful it made me cry. Thank you. Love from Vermont, USA
So lovely to see the country from your side of the world !! Great soundtrack ! Great work! Hello from Australia🦘
"Craig isn't here" *cries*
"Definitely a lot slower without Craig"
On a little guilt trip there Graeme? :P The man might have to cut his honeymoon short x')
What makes you decide on which hooves to wash?
I love the early mornings. I work nights and it means that I get to go home. 😊
I'm usually up around 3AM and it is the quietest time of the morning. I use it to meditate and practice some of my pain mgmt techniques. But really I love to watch the sky wake up and bring renewal to life. Hey Mr. GP I wish you and yours well.😉
I'm up at 4am for quite time and to mediate its a fantastic way to start the day 😍😍😍
@@thefedsarewatching4815 I'll send you a ESP hello tomorrow morning 😊 I wish you well.
You should bring out an album of all the great music you use in your vids, I'd buy it in a heartbeat 😊
the subtitles changed Craigy boy to Creepy boy and I laughed a little too hard
Sorry Craig
I thinketh that thou art quite a bit sillier when you get up to work at 3am without Craig. 🤔
I like how you explain things. It is great. I'm not a foot trimmer or a farmer but I love and enjoy these videos.
Ahhhhhhh, now I get it😄! That would be me.
I was right there with you. As a retired Nurse Midwife, I remember those early morning calls telling me a baby was on the way, or heading home in the wee house after finishing up a delivery. There’s just something about being out on the road , out and about, all alone. It really is a feeling like no other. This video (music and all) pulled me right into your story-amazing ♥️
Came for the cows feet. stayed for the scenery, music, ASMR, and Graham of course
3am, yikes! Love it when farms demonstrate how they put their cows welfare high on the list. Every two weeks will pick up issues really quickly.
I can't say as I envy you the hours you sometimes have to work, but it is fascinating - and oddly relaxing - to watch these videos, and see how much better many of the cows are once they're done.
Great video. And good luck to the young lady on your journey to vet school. 👍🐺
Me: " aaaaah that makes sense"
How old are cows when they start needing hoof trimming? I can't remember seeing calves in the line up.
There's a video about trimming calves hooves
3 to 4 months at earliest usually but calves can get injured earlier in age. Usually aren't don't tell cow grows enough hoof that it can be a problem an they have enough weight.
His crush was made 15 minutes from where I use to live in Wisconsin by Appleton steel
Absolutely love this. I watch every single one. It does my heart good. I understand pain in a way most can't. I always wanted to go to Scotland. Doc hasn't given me the best time limit tho. So I won't be making it. Just sux. But thanks for showing us as much as u do of your incredible home & life!
You are an excellent lecturer .You exude confidence and in-depth knowledge regarding your profession and in animal husbandry.
I so enjoy watching your videos. You are an extremely personable man, and you create the pleasant atmosphere where one is at ease, so rare an atmosphere these days. With excitement in your pleasant voice you entertain and educate your audience . All in all a most restful and educational experience is had by most viewers, in the company of a friend. You are the friend is sentiment that most viewers have. Thank you.