ANGRY BULL'S SORE FOOT .... SUNDAY HOOF TRIMMING!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- THIS ANGRY BULL JUMPED OUT OF THE PEN ... SO I HAD TO RETURN TO TRIM HIM ANOTHER DAY!
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I trimmed there with you right? I believe thats the farm we went to and is in the 11th video you made?...WAY BACK IN THE BEGINNING! 😊
Ha ha ha yep you sure did!!! That was a great day
@@TheHoofGP when you ordered your Appleton crush all I could think about was how are you going to get that thing into that farm?😂😂😂
Ha ha ha ... well now you know
@@TheHoofGP well I'm not going to lie it wasn't pretty man! But hey you got it in there and that's all that counts LOL
😂 love it the young bloke, at the start taking the piss out of his Dad 💖 from Australia 🇦🇺 just curious did you have it in low 4x4 when you were backing it up Graham?
Absolutely brilliant seeing some father son bonding time at work. I've took my lad to work since he could walk. He's now 14 and training fitters ! I'm sure your lad will be exactly the same. !
Ive heard somewhere that a family splitting up in the morning to go work to separate places could be the most unnatural thing ever.
MY FAVORITE EPISODE...You will blink your eyes and those babies will be looking down to you... So PROUD of your sweet family. Looks like you have what's MOST IMPORTANT pegged. ❤👣
Craig better watch out. The new assistant is cuter, and learns fast!
I think it's great that you are able to take your son to work with you. Those are moments to be cherished!
Helping out a farmer to care for his lame bull on a Sunday.
Heroic.
Taking your son with you to have some quality father-son time.
PRICELESS!!!
Thank you, Moooo!
father-son-bull-dog-dog time.
I grew up on a family farm and was always with my mom and dad at the barn. When they said stay right here, I did what they said. It was a wonderful way to grow up and I am so thankful I could be with my parents all of the time!
Watching your videos helped me a lot on saving my bull, he was getting extra lame due to damage in one of his hooves, but your experience and the tips you give were godsend, thanks a lot man...
Aww my, 6 years old, he is so grown up and so clever. He had me near to blubbering when he said " I like it just me and you". NOTHING is more a blessing than children. they grow up so quickly. Thank you so much for letting us meet your son, being a nanny I miss my grandsons something chronic. Don't worry Craig we still like you. :) Don't be upset if hoof trimming is not his thing, a fireman maybe in the making.
Bring the kid, teach him the basics of being safe around livestock, no issues. I was riding horses cleaning stables at his age. Its also a great influence for your kid, showing him empathy and care for animals, and a strong work ethic, which is the best! Great parenting!
Yes nothing wrong with taking kids with you like this. Showing kids how to behave and general stuff like safety is 100 times better then lectures and yelling. It seems to stick longer with them.
What a lovely daddy you are
I see no issue kids should learn from parents and family
Same.
I was a little more fearful of the pups jumping off the bed of the truck than the kid.
I assumed that's who will be taking over the business when dad gets turned out to pasture!
I mean when I was 5 I was milking cows and jumping on to bulls and trying to ride them so I don’t see a issue
My thoughts exactly
Graeme mention about his son being there and the dangers of it but also of the time spent together. My grandparents had a farm and I enjoyed doing chores though I was very protected by my family. I enjoyed using the manual machine that takes the dried corn off the cob for feed for the cattle, picking blackberries along the fences (for dessert that evening), making butter & gathering eggs. It is a memory that started 70 years ago that I still cherish. The saddest part is the farm is now gone but I still have my memories. I didn't see the hoofs trimmed but do remember (vividly) see the horns being burned off the young bulls. I will treasure these memories forever. Please continue to spend as much time with the children as you can.
Thanks for the window into your family. Love coming along with you to work and seeing you with your boy warms the soul. Bless you all.
What a good Dad you are. Your son will always remember these days. 💕
Your son talking about liking one-on-one time warmed my heart it was so darn cute. I can tell he adores you and looks up to you. He’s stinking adorable too i can barely understand him with that little accent 😂🥰
His little accent! 🤗😍
I think we forget the way we use to learn was from our elders, not schools. Good job for giving your son that priceless experience.
Your little guy is adorable. I have 3 children, all 50+ yrs. It seems like yesterday that they were all little. Time goes swiftly when one is a parent.
I love that little boy!!!! What a doll!!! He will always remember going to work with you and one day he may be working right beside you!
Never thought I'd type this sentence; but you're definitely my favourite hoof trimmer
Right? I have never thought I would enjoy watching hoof trimming but, he makes it entertaining and educational.
Please say I'm not weird for saying hoof trimmer in my head how he says it
@@sillysun2260 yeah same haha
@@supergroveraap oh thank good
@Bev Sullivan Me too Bev, can't help it LOL
I think the smile on your face might be what it’s all about. Love seeing love in the face of a man when he looks at his kids.
Some of my most cherished memories are helping my grandfather on the farm!!! I think all kids should experience it!!!
At any age too!
When I was young (probably about 7 upwards) I would go on holiday to a Campsite that had a smallholding attached to it.
The guy that ran it all was really great, he originally had Goats, always had sheep (including one single Black Face Ewe while the rest were Cheviots, that's a long story in itself), ducks, geese, pheasants an chickens of two or three different breeds. There was also a cantankerous Shetland Pony who frequently suffered with Laminitis if he was allowed onto the fresh green grass too much, he also had the owner spoiling him with a slice of bread if he wouldn't come in for e or my Mum because the grass was too good.
Quite often I'd get up really early and go an bottle feed any lambs that needed it, and I'd help my Mum feed the chickens, geese, ducks an often the sheep as well.
I had loads of fun and was never injured. It's a great learning experience!
Me too. My uncle took over my grandparents' farm in Dorset ({my Dad joined the Army instead) and I'd go and spend holidays there when i was out of school as my parents were always posted abroad somewhere. Loved it.
Your lil one is precious! He’s blessed to see how compassionate you are with animals.
Holy cow!!! That's some next level driving there sir! Seriously, I thought my daddy was a trailer backing up expert, but what I just saw you do is absolutely epic driving!!
Your assistant is outstanding.
Thank you two for helping that big old bull.
Its refreshing to see a Fathers true love for his son. You inspire!!
It is very sweet he is with you and looks like you kept him very safe on the truck, great Dad.
My mom was a single mom so I have always been with her when she was working. I think it´s beautiful that this time meant so much for your son. Lovely memories for you both to have in the future :)
Your son is a handsome little man and lucky to have a father like you. You are truly one of a rare kind of man. Thank you for being you.
That bull with the two huge horns made that fence look like one those flimsy paper straws you get from McDonalds.
Yeass lol
Our black angus bull did the same thing to one of our fence panels back in July when we were sorting out our yearlings. Mr. Nosy got in the mix, got anxious about being parted from his cows and executed a flying body slam on the panel before I could open it to let him out. It honestly just proves that the only thing keeping him in the pasture is being with his herd and being well fed!
Suddenly rocky mountain oysters sound delicious. 😋
Good think those panels are so cheap to replace! Not!
A joke bull
Omg ur son is ADORABLE!!! (Heart melted) when he said he loved time with just you. 🥰🥰🥰
Aww, time with your little ones is the best time, they grow so fast
This video is absolutely precious. Moments like these will always be remembered.
Honesty is what makes you good. You said i saw him months ago. “Honestly” he has gotten worse. Sometimes things don’t work out. But we try again. Great video
Really cute taking your son to work with you.. cherish every moment.... They grow so fast....
It's "the little Hoof gp" lower case ! How cute he is and he didn't spray daddy with the hose ! Another learning video. Happy Sunday Graeme.
Your son is adorable! He is learning while enjoying time with Dad! So sweet. I’m sure he is feeling grown up and that he is helping do important work! ❤❤
Spending time with my old man is some of the best memories of my childhood, some of it wasn't the safest for a kid, and he certainly wasn't a perfect man, but he did his best to be a good dad and I appreciated it
You have a special place in heaven.. You give your devoted services to cows and bulls.. taking care of their feets.. You are a humble hardworking man.. I hope you remember god everyday in your heart while taking care of all the cattle.. God has given you this opportunity.. you are taking care of nature brother.. God bless you!
Spending time with daddy!! Your little boy is so sweet. He almost made eyes leak
It’s extremely nice to see you spending the time with your son. And let him do things so he grows into the man that you want him to be
Love the fact you bring your young son with you. Priceless memories 👍🏼
Such a precious lil boy. Wants to spend alone time with his dad. Love it!! Relish in it sir. It passes oh so quickly. Thank you for sharing ur family with us here and there
Nothing cuter than a young lad in his wellies.
Your boy is an absolute doll and a great helper! You are a good dad
Reminds me of the time my grandmother took me with her to the stockyards. She was loading Brahma bulls onto a cattle car with the help of the stock man to be transported the next day (Monday). This was about 1958-60, and I was about 9-10. I was not allowed to help herd the bulls into the car, I had to sit on a 7 foot fence (a little over 2 meters) so the view was good. Perhaps should mention my grandmother owned and operated a trucking company.
I was a kid growing up in the country. We didn't live on a farm but we were surrounded by them and had friends that did. We were also surrounded by wild life, some of which was potentially dangerous for a child. I was taught early on to respect animals, how to behave with different kinds and read their body language so that I could react if I had to, and make friends with them when I could. Honestly, I think kids are safer with animals than people. Animals almost never lie.
Now SHE was a fantastic role model!
Fantastic video a man with his son at his side!!
Family is the most important gift!
That boy will remember all those precious moments with his father and best friend for life. Great job Sir.
And also, I enjoyed your work with the animal. So very interesting and educational.
The Lord bless you, all your family and your business. Keep up the good work Sir. 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm glad you helped that bull, and had some quality time with your boy! Those will be the times he clearly remembers later in life!
I love that you take your son with you. What a wonderful role model you are for him.
It brought tears to my eyes to see you and your son, working and playing together at the end. You know you appear like a god to him. Seems like yesterday my son was 6 - now he's nearing 40! As you said, those years are a part of what makes life matter. Warm wishes to you and your entire family, Graeme.
Love this one. What a sweet son you have. Glad he gets to go with you on a trip. Some great memory making.
I think it's awesome that you bring your little guy with you to work. Those memories will last a lifetime for both of you. One day, he'll do the same with his kids because of you.
Some how TH-cam led you to me about a week ago. I had no idea you were from Scotland until you opened your mouth. Hearing your accent spontaneously made me start to cry. I’m 48 years old and 5 years ago I lost my Nan. She and I were close. Nan was from Fauldhouse, Scotland and came to Canada as a War Bride at 19 years of age, but she never lost her accent. When I heard speak I heard the accent I hadn’t in a while and made me tear up with happy memories. Thank you for that, and for providing me with such joy watching you do what you love. Keep up the great work. Love from Canada 🇨🇦 💕.
You're a good Daddy, kind and patient. Loved seeing you and your son smile!
Your little man is awesome!! Absolutely get all the time with kiddos that you can. Those are memories that are irreplaceable.
Such a fine young man. Love to see him helping his dad and spraying the crush down. You are not only a great hoof specialist but a great father and family man as well. God bless you and your family.
Was trying to find the right words to say something similar .. you nailed it !!
I second (third?) these sentiments! Good job , Da! :)
What wonderful memories you're building with your son. Priceless memories.
Really enjoy seeing you having your boy with you. He will remember times like this. You are a good father and a awesome dad
You are a great father, nothing like QT with you children making memories
It's true when Graham says that his son won't want to come work forever. That is SO relatable to all loving parents. ❤
How precious having your son with you. And showing him how to operate the wash down hose. You will discover this only happens once in your life.....first time events.
This kiddo is adorable! Very cuddly looking & clever. Glad he enjoys coming along! It's a good experience for him to see what you're at all day.❤️😊🌻
My dad was a livestock carrier for most of my childhood. I used to go to work with him. We'd do weekend trips away. I'd watch him climb all over the trailers of his truck, loading cattle from all over Western Australia. I learned so much about the state but also the cattle. There was many a mishap because you can't tell animals what to do if they don't want to be told. But all in all, it was a great time. Memories.
This is the absolute sweetest episode ever. I love how you interacted with your boy! It’s pretty obvious how much fun and love is happening with you two!!
Love to see you leading him down the right road. Nothing in the world more wonderful then one on one time with kids.
Good to see the little man with you! Hopefully he’s enjoying his quality time out with you, not every kid gets to see what their parents do for a living.
Hopefully the bull is on the road to recovery thanks to the two of you!
Another Ace! Awesome! And you’re right. I loved going to Dad’s manufacturing company and watching the huge pressure vessels, mixers, and tanks being built, and I loved helping Mum get her classroom ready for the next set of kids during our summer holidays. Some of my best memories are of these times, especially since Dad has been gone for 18 years. Lung cancer. Don’t smoke, people. It’s slow suicide.
Your son is so adorable!!! Thank you for spending time with him even though you were working, it's still quality time.
Did anyone else immediately think "Spray daddy!" when gave his son the hose?
Wish he did that to all the feet!
Spray Dad! ...first thing i thought of...lol
No, I thought he’d be swinging about in the air because of the powerful looking hose 🤣🤣
@@TheDriftdog I once heard a story from a dairy engineer. A herdsman insisted that he could handle having the water pressure turned right up. They turned it up and he got blown across the yard.😀
I definitely had that concern momentarily!
So wonderful to see you working with your boy. Treasure those times.
The pure joy on your face having some father son time is the best. Also rocking the TP merch!
Its wonderful that you take your son to work. Farming is a part of life. Good for you young man .God bless you.
These are the times he will look back on with fond memories. Keep up the good work Dad.
Taking your son with you is the best education he will get. Teaching him life skills like courage, bravery, resiliency, respect for animals and mother nature, team work and self employment are powerful. There is far too much fear programming into children that renders them useless risk adverse adults. I grew up on a farm with all kinds of large animals, respect for their size and power taught me a great deal. Good job!
Was that your son? He’s adorable lol
(edit) he needs to be on more videos, kid’s awesome
Your little man enjoys being with daddy and you know he has lots of personality like you I didn’t think I would enjoy watching anyone trimming cows feet but I do because you care about them 🤙😍
Ouch! That looked painful! Craig is cool but I’m in love with your new helper!🥰🤣❤️
YOUR HELPER/CAMERAMAN IS ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! WHAT A SWEETHEART.
lol..child labor..anything to get out of cleanin the crush yourself! very special to see him with you..future hoof gp!
That's hella good driving getting the crush in there. Super good suspension the crush didn't even bottom out. It has really great lateral stability. No rocking from side to side. That's a super cute assistant you have there. One on one time together is precious. I'm pretty sure Mrs. Hoof GP wouldn't let her boy go if it was to dangerous. Kids are born and raised on farm's. He looked like he was having a blast being with his dad. That's awesome.
He will never forget your kindness. The best gift.
American here. I don't know anything about cows or trimming hooves, but I could listen to him talk about any subject all day.
My son and grandson would love a day together like that. I think the bonding and the skills you are teaching him are well worth the risk!
What a special time with your son. This is a time he will always remember.
As the proud owner of one very spoiled bull (now steer) calf, I can completely understand the love you have for these cattle. My grandsons adore “Bulla” and I totally agree that time spent “working the land” is not only quality time but a great life lesson.
I think it wonderful that you are spending time just one on one with your boy. Kids learn valuable life lessons doing things like this with parents.
Bringing your son to work is wonderful... I'm in my fifties & grew up outside Chicago, Illinois. The memories of going to work with my dad are still fresh in my mind. I was in the fifth grade in elementary school. He made custom leather attache' cases for the printed curcuit boards for Xerox copy machines... Way before computers lol...i was allowed by his secretary to file some papers alphabetically for them & i felt sooooo important !!!!! Great memories ❤️ i love watching you fix the animals🐄🐄🐮🐮🐮🐮🐄🐄!!!! Happy hugs from SouthWest, Florida☀️🌴🌺🌊🍹🏵️🦚🦋🐝🍍🔱
Your little guy is adorable. It's great for him to learn at a young age how to care for animals small and large.
Your kids are just soooo adorable!🥰😍
What an incredible 6 year old. And an incredible dad. No, he won't always want to come with you so cherish every moment. So lovely to see.
I am impressed with that bit of backing up you had to do. Didn't think you had the height clearance. As in many times the obvious was not the real real problem. Good that you go looking for the cause. I'm a great fan of a great hoof trimmer. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 💘 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 💘 Scotland too.
Enjoy every second being with your beautiful son....it goes so fast and as you said,
it is the best thing in life to grow up with your kids, there is no substitute for it :)
You seem to be one hell of a dad...my respect :)
Great video Graeme, keep them coming please as I know how much effort goes into making them and it's appreciated as I learn something new every time
You are so correct! Children know soon grown and gone. And we miss them so much when they are such a close part of our lives! Keep up the good work both with the Cowles and with the kiddos, but don’t forget your wife! She needs you to.
Good for you having your son with you as you said quality time for you both. We spent alot of time in the cow shed and shearing shed with dad, loved every minute of it. Country kids in NZ more free range I suppose lol.
No criticism for bringing your boy with you. He'll remember it for years to come. I had an adventure with my own father, just us two and it's still one of my fondest memories 5 decades later.
What a cutey... it's a good thing for a boy or a girl to be out watching their dad work... lets them know where everything comes from. WORK! I helped my dad around the place till I was married and to this day I'm happy and proud of the tool handling and tinkering skill I gained from his knowledge. Enjoying the videos
Alway puts a smile on my face thank you. And your amazing at looking after your cows and bulls
Love to see you take your son with you. It teaches him so much.
Like you said, soon enough they don't want to spend time with you.
Time with dad is priceless!! As a mom of four boys, this warms my heart to see!
great kiddo. i miss those days. it's wonderful to see you two together.
Loved it. So great you could take your son.
What a neat thing to do - bring the little kiddo to work. Now he knows what his daddy does during the day... the pups love it too. You have a cute little boy there. Glad to see the bull is getting attention for his toes.