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Thank you for your excellent explainations in this and all other videos!

Is the ball the entire fleece?

great video. I didn’t even know anyone else made sheep chairs other than Premier 1. Thank you!

Thank you for this informative video. I want to make a simple alpaca doona/duvet and will need to hand-tie it to secure the lofty batting. Your quilts are beautiful. I particularly liked the first one made from upcycled shirts.

This video was amazing thank you so much! It used to take me at least half the day, but since i started using your bucket method (plus after buying a spin dryer) its made it a MUCH more enjoyable experience! Im so excited about it!

Thank you so much! Your demonstration and tips are so helpful 👍🏻❤

Easy to clean take off comb and cutter soak in water and scrub with brush (use hard bristle brush) grind comb and cutter and store till next shearing

oh my god is that sheeptella ????????

Why not use more water? Is there a reason?

I like that you cleaning the wax out but why not clean around the wall of the ear as well 🙄

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Excellent video!! Appreciate you taking the time to teach this properly. I love your passion for the process and the plant.

I bet that she feels so much better after all the stuff is out of your ears yuck. Such a relief.

Oh dear Lord I’d have gloves on to do this

They loved it sodid i .

That’s not wax, it’s infection.

I think it would be safer to use the powder that they use at groomers’ instead. It also makes me sick because those are the exact revlon tweezers I use for myself. Seriously though, use the powder that dries the yucky stuff and makes it less painful. Washing the ears afterwards would be a good idea too because you’re not getting the area fully cleaned.

Great video!

You did a really good job explaining and showing what you did, well done!

Thank you

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Thank you, Shear Godess! Nice clear explanation.

I like this video, and also how dangerously close the scissors are to the sheep's eye occasionally.

This is a ridiculous video

This is great. Love that you don't need specialized cleaners or specialized cleaning equipment, just practical "Whatever you have on hand" items. Learning so much from your videos. We are considering getting a few Sheep for our small farm and being there is no Adult "4H" programs, this is a great way to learn. Always thought the Lanolin would help the Shearing blades, surprised to know it does not.

Your Sheep are so calm. Do you raise them from birth?

If this is something you 🙏🏼 Will be much appreciated

Do you fast them prior to shearing in a stand or is it not necessary since they are standing?

Love your tutorial videos, thank you! In this video, you recommend to throw away unusable parts of the fleece into the trash. If I may suggest something, as a gardener, don't throw away those pieces, but use them in your garden as mulch. Tomatoes love it, and almost all other vegetables who need a lot of water and fertilizer, too. If you have excess unusable pieces from the fleece, put it in your compost pile. It will add to the quality of your compost and within one year, you'll have wonderful compost soil to use with your pot plants and in the garden beds. I don't own sheep, but I am fortunate to get fleeces from my neighbor's flock of german heathen sheep, mostly usable for felting. I love all wool related processes.

I have angora goats and getting merino sheep in a few weeks. Thank you for this great info! I bought a 22 tooth comb for the angora but sometimes it seems like I have a tough time getting through. I’ll try the 10 or 12 tooth comb next time and plan to upgrade my cordless for the premier 1 shears thanks to your advice!

Bet that felt so good for them

Very well made video of this job, thank you!

I dont mind cleaning flleece. Even the necks! I find i very relaxing. U cann use the waste to do felting. Use as stuffing for kitties💖💖💖💖💖💖

Gostaria de saber o valor da cardadeiras.

What is that you have him hooked up to? I need to locate one.

Would be a pain in the arse if you had a mob of about 500 head!

Nice video ❤

Hi! Doesn’t the wool hairs come out the fabric? Thanks!

Very helpful. Thanks for sharing this …the seed recommendations are also very helpful to a newcomer to tomato gardening.

Interesting that they can’t crawl out of the bucket.

You are so amazing and knowledgeable! I just started with sheep. This was my first year attempting to shear. Oh my....I have watched so many videos and have read articles on this. Nothing is like the real thing. I have a hard time rolling them over, so tried on the stand. I got a few nicks and their wool is so unevenly sheared.😮 Now I'm leary to finish my last ones. Suggestions?

Just seen this video half an hour after upload. Mt apple tree is infested with these things and my idea was going to be jet washing them off.

1:38 he looked like he wanted you to scratch the inside of his ear for him!

This was an amazing video. You are such and expert!!! I just bought my first fleece. I don't think I will purchase the spin dryer ($$$) but can see how great it is. Thanks for posting these videos

where did you buy your seeds initially? all these are of course open-pollinates, right? mygreathanks and blessings

How many ounces can you put on the carder?

Very helpful!

How do you make the batting? Do you felt it to make smaller bats stay together?

Seriously this is the most informative tomato breeding video out there! You deserve more views!

I like they way you shear your sheep. It looks very relaxed