I absolutely love your channel. Being an urban girl, the work of farmers is just what I've learned in books. Seeing the massive amount of work and dedication to the animals and earth is really impressive. I love learning about not only the animals but about the equipment used in farming. You make it so interesting. Thanks to you and your husband I'm learning a lot.
I just stumbled onto this channel and I have been binge watching for about a week now. You are simply amazing, very real, and a breath of fresh air here. Love your family and all the sheeps! ❤️
Love you Sandi! I founf your channel almost a year ago and so enjoy watching you and how much you love your little lambs. You are also what my daughter and I call "a real person" you allow us to see the ups and downs and realities of real life. Keep up the good work and don't ever forget to take time for yourself. God bless.
Sandi, I want you to know that you’ve been my saving grace! To say that this was the week from hell would be the understatement of the century! You and your sheep have given me something else to think about. Thank you for taking the time to put these amazing videos together!!! I know you e had some really rough days through lambing and I just wanted to tell you that you have helped me beyond words!! Thank you for what you do!! Much love to you, your family, and your flock! Kristin from Oklahoma 💕💕💕
I always watch you because your honesty the best youtuber. You always show the bad and the good which really shows us what actually happens and that not everything goes as planned. Keep up this amazing channel. 😊❤️
Definitely interested in a video/s dedicated to the recorded stuff! It's interesting to hear about the data and the thought process behind what's recorded and all that! edit: Super super pleased to hear you talk about the docking! I've hoped to hear that for a while. Now I have to google what flystrike is... haha
Hang in there dear, we're all praying for wisdom & understanding for you to figure out this milk dropping issue . I think your doing great holding back from interfering, but getting in there as needed it's tough. God bless, your doing such a great job. Thanks for all the lamb footage😍🙏👼💞
You saved a life today! You’re doing so good at lambing this group!! You should do a series about the analytics on the Gallagher! Also that first lamb you tagged looked so adorable!!!!!!!
Yessss! I also love the steps you take cataloging the babies, I was wondering how u trim their tails and u included that in the steps cataloging them. Ur awesome, no rest for you! Love you and everyone of ur videos, so much I go back to some of ur older ones, a couple of years back, learning tons!!! Besides I love ur whole family! 💕🥰👍🙏
I watch because the sheep are too cute and you are too sweet. I have bad allergies so I could never be in a barn like that. The last time I was at a Fair I went into the livestock barn. Two steps in and i turned around and went back out because I was sneezing my head off. Watching you throw out the straw for bedding makes my nose tickle. I love animals and this gives me a chance to at least watch them and learn. I think a lot of people are fascinated by the machine you use for keeping data because it makes your life so much simpler than having to write everything down. I like watching you find new things on the Gallagher because you get so excited.
I can see a huge difference in how much assistance you give the ewes during birth from before...however if you need to help then do it and try not to second guess yourself...you're doing a great job and I'm always amazed how much energy you have each day!
with the milk coming in late I would talk to the feed guy as is there a mineral missing that could help with that problem and throw the late milk problem past the vet - if all three of you don't have an answer it might just be the hot weather or are they all the same breed x mix as they all seem to be 2016 and it's a breed type issue with lambing in the summer
Big head looks much better, i hope it can stand, walk and drink on its own soon! The lamb you were weighing in the sling/fish scale contraption you use was making the most beautiful baby lamb sound ever! It sounded so content, despite the fact that you were manipulating it. It's as if some of them, as well as some of the adults, know that ultimately, you are the MAMA, and you are only there to help them always! It's your vibes I'm sure, that they catch on to, and feel the love! You are so good at what you do, and they all know it and love you for it. I know this by just watching your videos, not even seeing it in person, but I bet if I did, I'd cry seeing them trust you and love you, even though you make mistakes and they're skittish sometimes. We can see the love, and they all can surely feel it Sandi! Anyone who comments saying something to the contrary are just assholes, and I wish you could always disregard their comments, or maybe even chalk it up to them having a bad day or a rough life, and they can only feel better about themselves and their situations by lashing out to others with negativity. Don't spend ANY time validating their ugliness by letting it bother you......you have an extremely special bond with all your sheep, because you are a kind and loving shepherd! Keep it up, I love to watch you all!!!
Sandi when you do the facts and figures for the lambing at weaning remember this. It is but a few short years ago you would have been doing double backflips over this groups results. This group is largely maidens and been as easy group to lamb. The single births have largely been easy on the ewes preparing for their future. I guess it’s a matter of looking at the big picture. Looking at all your results over the past 6-8 years will tell the story.
Sandi - you should be so proud of yourself - you would be a great Nurse! I was an OB RN for 33 years - many years in Labor &Delivery and then Nursery and Postpartum and Gyn surgery! Grew up on a horse farm delivering goals before that... trust me - you could do it - cause you already are!
Hi Sandi! I started watching your channel a few days ago and I have to say I am now hooked. I haven't viewed all videos but I know I will. The one that touched me the most so far was the one of the little black and white lamb where you tried to fix its front legs. So hard to not get attached when they are so cute. Thanks for your channel. I have learned a lot about lambing that I ever wanted to know!
Hi again SANDI Lazy is not you! One thing for sure you're listening to your inner voice sooo good now and when you have doubt about something act on it. Then you have peace of mind if all was ok or fix whatever you can. It's truly amazing how fast the lambs change and grow. So darn cute is right!! You continue to do great this group and when done it will be interesting to get the stats. Enjoy!
I’m so happy to have some Sandi therapy! You are so loving to your animals it’s market farmers like you who gives your business a wonderful name in how to properly care and raise market meat.
My husband watched your weighing the lambs and how your Gallagher system records everything and can produce statistics for you. He thought that was a very good system. He liked the stats you were able to show.
It's funny how you said I love that sound, never get tired of it. I'm obsessed with your video's and watch them obsessively. My daughter however does not. She bought me ear buds. Lol
Please do more analytics on the gallagher I had many spreadsheets when I was dealing with lambing but I love your system and your data input. My mom, son and I LOVE YOU AND YOUR CHANNEL!! Keep going strong!
Love your compassion and warmth that comes through when your doing this. With all the good and the bad. Keep being amazing, but most of all, keep being you. ❤💚💜💙💛🐑🐏🌾🌈
I live in Australia my father was a shearer for about 20 years and the number of fly struck sheep he came across in the Aussie summer was ridiculous, even though it has been common practice to dock tails a crutch the lambs to reduce the amount of wrinkles around the sheep's behind, because of the breed of sheep, they were mostly Marino's which are very wrinkly and often get fly strike due to build up of fluid around the back ends and the boy's just love it
Martin Fletcher Australia sheep have also been bred to be less wrinkly for this reason eg the Marino. The difference in the last 50 years is remarkable.
Appreciate your transparency. Your ewes not coming into milk...water and weather. Are they getting sufficient hydration? That is hard to track. Weather...warmer weather could negatively affect the ewes. Is it a trait of the particular breed? So thankful big head and shoulders (shoulder distocia?) made it. Remember we live in an imperfect world...you are a good shepherd.
Sandi saved the day, again! So glad you were able to help! This is one of those times that should give you a bit of confidence that you're doing exactly what you're suppose to be doing!! Continued blessings all, stay safe and well.
Thank you Sandy for posting and leaving on the tube. I went out this morning 3 ewes at once. Mom quit with 1 leg and huge head. I thought it’s dead. I had to chase grab leg and pull so hard. When I got it out and breathed and lived. Second leg came out breech baby but lived also. Ewe never had trouble before. All is well. I have watched you for 3 years and have learned so much but I was still calling on Jesus who is my ever present help in times of trouble and he is my faithful shepherd! I love sheep and I am blessed because of all you do Ps. My girls outside with free choice barn so I got my cardio today😂🌸💪🏻
Sounds like the babies r saying Ma. I love how u have a system and a tablet to add info. I commend u for ur stamina and the Love you have for ur lambs and know about each one. God Bless you and your Lambs. 🐑🐑💕🙏🏻
As always Sandi, so grateful for all that you do for your lambs and their mommies. Bless you when you go through all the difficult times. I know your heart hurts. Have a blessed day 🤍 Susan 🤍🐑🤍
Thank you so much Sandi, what a brave woman you are. I can't wait till the next video, I look forward to them so much. I have learned so much from you. Keep up the good work! Hugs and Love from Goderich. Blessing to you and your Family !
Yes please do more on the Gallager. Im looking at getting a system for cattle and would like to see the day to day use and how you use the data. Thank you.
I'd love to see more of the statistics! I love numbers and charrts are a passion of mine. Hearing the numbers at the end of lambing always brings me so much joy :D
It always makes me wince a little when the ear tag goes in, even though it doesn't seem to cause them much pain at all. But I love the little sling you put them in to weigh them, even if they don't see to care for it much. :P
It's just like having an ear piercing. It does sting a little for a few minutes but they get over it very quickly. The sling they really just get a bit confused. They feel insecure in the sling.
Most 4-legged animals get frightened when all four of their feet are unsupported. They don't like to dangle. I had rabbits, and you have to put your hand under their hind legs when you pick them up, or they'll kick and struggle and maybe even fall and get hurt.
Definitely interested in how you keep track of things on your Gallagher. Really cool tool to have! This groups babies seem like the singles are big ones! Thanks for the vlog have a great week! Love to sit with my coffee and catch up on my favorite sheep farmer! My girls learn so much about life with sheep. Mainly horses and cows in my area so they love seeing the lambs.
Hi Sandi my heart melted when you were talking to the big headed lamb and said you can do it and it tried to stand up ❤ I know that you wish everything would come together all at the same time.. We all do. Im sorry you lost another lamb, some things are out of our control tho. 😥 You are so Amazing making sure your ewes are taken care of very well. I love your compassion for them ❤ NEVER give up we are all so proud of you and how you handle things!! Even in a crisis you do such an Amazing Job!! ❤ Big Head is proof of that ❤ Love hugs n prayers that the rest goes smoothly from Michigan USA 🇺🇸
Enjoy each Vlog. Enjoy the records you keep on each lamb. I can see that this information is important in knowing your sheep. You are able to keep your best ewes for your flock and those which can grow and get ready for market. Thanks for showing and explaining.
you all prolly dont care but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot the password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
The way you care for the ewe and lambs, shows your love from them. do your splint on the little lamb name him Big Head. Never miss your vlog, Some where in the middle of Montana
So exciting to able to go see the live lambings on instagram. great way to be waken up... Keep it up Sandi... Love watching every one of your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Bighead" looks like she has HUGE eyes because of her natural "smokey eyeshadow". She's a looker. I hope her front legs get better. It occurred to me that if she was stuck and you had to pull with tissue already swollen and there already being tissue damage, and her shoulder is forward and her "knuckle" is buckled if there wasn't a bit of a nerve stretch. An injured nerve would definitely affect a lamb's ability to get its legs under it and stand properly. Idk what you might so for that, but that's what occurred to me when I saw her. IF there is some nerve damage/impingement from inflammation, even though she looks great and can feed, there would probably still be inflammation in the deeper tissues. If it's impingement from inflammation and/or stretch nerve from pulling perhaps some anti-inflammatory might help her get over the hump? 😕 I realize that this was on Thursday and today is Tuesday, but I still thought it was worth saying.
I was thinking probably strain or sprain of the shoulder ligaments. But yes, we all think it is from birth and reversible. She may have to splint that left lower leg, though.
That smokey eye is, I think, a black eye from the swelling of the lamb's head. Eyes blacken really easily. It'll probably lighten up over the next couple days.
I am very interested in that technological part of sheep farming because my parents' farm is quite old school when it comes to those things🥰 love your videos, you are a role model for me!!
Wow! Just awesome how you pour so much of yourself into those babies. You are so real! The good, the bad, and the ugly....lol! I get such inspiration from you, Sandi. Thank you for sharing and thank you for all your hard work producing these videos.
This group is the group that Sandi had to give half her stock away because half came up pregnant and the other half did not. Popcorn is not in this group.
Feel so sad for the little sick one ☹🥺 wish I could hold it and tell it not to give up. Even so, only losing that one and then possibly this one, is still very good compared to last lambing. Happy Canada day🇨🇦🇨🇦
@@bels3873 it is not strong enough to chase mom around. When the lambs drink it is on the ewe's terms so she could push it away and it could be injured. It's best for it to stay somewhere with unlimited milk whenever it wants.
It didn't look like it was going to stand up again, let alone be drinking any more milk. I'd love to be wrong, but also if it's going to die I'd rather it be with it's mother at the time.
Thank you For taking the time to post these vlogs. My Grandfather raised sheep and this brings me fond memories of doing what you have the honor of doing! I'm very impressed with your skills! I love farm life! I think your little lamb will heal up and do better, his tough birth probably stretched a nerve a little. It seems he is already making progress!
The lamb with the swollen head reminds me of what our son looked like when he broke hid collar none. The distortion of the shoulders looked painful. Praying for good success. God bless.
I absolutely love your channel. Being an urban girl, the work of farmers is just what I've learned in books. Seeing the massive amount of work and dedication to the animals and earth is really impressive. I love learning about not only the animals but about the equipment used in farming. You make it so interesting. Thanks to you and your husband I'm learning a lot.
I just stumbled onto this channel and I have been binge watching for about a week now. You are simply amazing, very real, and a breath of fresh air here. Love your family and all the sheeps! ❤️
Love you Sandi! I founf your channel almost a year ago and so enjoy watching you and how much you love your little lambs. You are also what my daughter and I call "a real person" you allow us to see the ups and downs and realities of real life. Keep up the good work and don't ever forget to take time for yourself. God bless.
Scarlet letter ewe 😂
I’m gonna feed big head . So funny Sandi
Sandi, I want you to know that you’ve been my saving grace! To say that this was the week from hell would be the understatement of the century! You and your sheep have given me something else to think about. Thank you for taking the time to put these amazing videos together!!! I know you e had some really rough days through lambing and I just wanted to tell you that you have helped me beyond words!! Thank you for what you do!! Much love to you, your family, and your flock! Kristin from Oklahoma 💕💕💕
Watch this April 2023
That happened to me with a single birth...he was stuck ...when I went out early morning he was barely alive but I saved him.....good job saving him!
I always watch you because your honesty the best youtuber. You always show the bad and the good which really shows us what actually happens and that not everything goes as planned. Keep up this amazing channel. 😊❤️
Racheal Purvis ....Dale Farms from Britain is also a good site to watch on RUclips...
Even though it's head was swollen, it looked beautiful. I see why you get excited seeing the babies!
Definitely interested in a video/s dedicated to the recorded stuff! It's interesting to hear about the data and the thought process behind what's recorded and all that!
edit: Super super pleased to hear you talk about the docking! I've hoped to hear that for a while. Now I have to google what flystrike is... haha
I wonder if it's the same fly strike rabbits get??
@@rachealwood462 Possibly? Don't know if the flies are species specific, seems to be more of a general term.
@@rachealwood462 Yes, it is
I'm also interested in the recorded stuff. But, I love metrics. (I once kept myself from getting laid off because I kept metrics on our projects)
Brace yourself when you google "fly strike" it can be horrible to see, and agonizing to the animal.
Hang in there dear, we're all praying for wisdom & understanding for you to figure out this milk dropping issue . I think your doing great holding back from interfering, but getting in there as needed it's tough. God bless, your doing such a great job. Thanks for all the lamb footage😍🙏👼💞
You saved a life today! You’re doing so good at lambing this group!! You should do a series about the analytics on the Gallagher! Also that first lamb you tagged looked so adorable!!!!!!!
That lamb is so relaxed pieced ear “meh” scanned and weighed “meh” tale docked “meh”
Nothing more Precious than Birth. You are a Hero for Saving the Life of that Little Lamb. 👍👍👍
Not a farmer, but I would really like a blog talking about the gallerger system and your data recording,to me it's super interesting. 😊
Yessss! I also love the steps you take cataloging the babies, I was wondering how u trim their tails and u included that in the steps cataloging them. Ur awesome, no rest for you! Love you and everyone of ur videos, so much I go back to some of ur older ones, a couple of years back, learning tons!!! Besides I love ur whole family! 💕🥰👍🙏
Sandi you have the best smile, I love to see it when you're tending to the new lambs and you're happy!
I watch because the sheep are too cute and you are too sweet. I have bad allergies so I could never be in a barn like that. The last time I was at a Fair I went into the livestock barn. Two steps in and i turned around and went back out because I was sneezing my head off. Watching you throw out the straw for bedding makes my nose tickle. I love animals and this gives me a chance to at least watch them and learn. I think a lot of people are fascinated by the machine you use for keeping data because it makes your life so much simpler than having to write everything down. I like watching you find new things on the Gallagher because you get so excited.
I can see a huge difference in how much assistance you give the ewes during birth from before...however if you need to help then do it and try not to second guess yourself...you're doing a great job and I'm always amazed how much energy you have each day!
with the milk coming in late I would talk to the feed guy as is there a mineral missing that could help with that problem and throw the late milk problem past the vet - if all three of you don't have an answer it might just be the hot weather or are they all the same breed x mix as they all seem to be 2016 and it's a breed type issue with lambing in the summer
Christa Inglis Sandi has consulted the vet and her feed guy. The vet feels as if it is early stage pregnancy toxemia.
Big head looks much better, i hope it can stand, walk and drink on its own soon! The lamb you were weighing in the sling/fish scale contraption you use was making the most beautiful baby lamb sound ever! It sounded so content, despite the fact that you were manipulating it. It's as if some of them, as well as some of the adults, know that ultimately, you are the MAMA, and you are only there to help them always! It's your vibes I'm sure, that they catch on to, and feel the love! You are so good at what you do, and they all know it and love you for it. I know this by just watching your videos, not even seeing it in person, but I bet if I did, I'd cry seeing them trust you and love you, even though you make mistakes and they're skittish sometimes. We can see the love, and they all can surely feel it Sandi! Anyone who comments saying something to the contrary are just assholes, and I wish you could always disregard their comments, or maybe even chalk it up to them having a bad day or a rough life, and they can only feel better about themselves and their situations by lashing out to others with negativity. Don't spend ANY time validating their ugliness by letting it bother you......you have an extremely special bond with all your sheep, because you are a kind and loving shepherd! Keep it up, I love to watch you all!!!
Sandi when you do the facts and figures for the lambing at weaning remember this. It is but a few short years ago you would have been doing double backflips over this groups results. This group is largely maidens and been as easy group to lamb. The single births have largely been easy on the ewes preparing for their future. I guess it’s a matter of looking at the big picture. Looking at all your results over the past 6-8 years will tell the story.
Well done for noticing a sheep in trouble. You can tell how proud you are of these mumma's 😍😍😍
Teresa Brewer Sandi knows her mommy sheep and had such a great relationship with them. Heck the whole world. She is a game changer.
Sandi - you should be so proud of yourself - you would be a great Nurse! I was an OB RN for 33 years - many years in Labor &Delivery and then Nursery and Postpartum and Gyn surgery! Grew up on a horse farm delivering goals before that... trust me - you could do it - cause you already are!
Hi Sandi! I started watching your channel a few days ago and I have to say I am now hooked. I haven't viewed all videos but I know I will. The one that touched me the most so far was the one of the little black and white lamb where you tried to fix its front legs. So hard to not get attached when they are so cute. Thanks for your channel. I have learned a lot about lambing that I ever wanted to know!
Hi again SANDI
Lazy is not you! One thing for sure you're listening to your inner voice sooo good now and when you have doubt about something act on it. Then you have peace
of mind if all was ok or fix whatever you can. It's truly amazing how fast the lambs change and grow. So darn cute is right!!
You continue to do great this group and when done it will be interesting to get the stats. Enjoy!
You work so hard for your lambs. I'm impressed by what you do every day!
I’m so happy to have some Sandi therapy! You are so loving to your animals it’s market farmers like you who gives your business a wonderful name in how to properly care and raise market meat.
I love watching you process new lambs
My husband watched your weighing the lambs and how your Gallagher system records everything and can produce statistics for you. He thought that was a very good system. He liked the stats you were able to show.
awwee, I love when the ewes make those cute little nickering sounds at their lambs
How that lamb plopped out of mom with its head askew spooked me. Thanks for adjusting the head forward.
The lamb you first tagged looked super happy. Loving it! 😍
Glad you were able to help the lamb out
You could do anything, Sandi, including being a Vet.
I agree she would make a great vet.
I think all good livestock breeders are at least a bit Vet.
The lambs are calling Mom. You are doing good Sandi. God Bless honey.
It's funny how you said I love that sound, never get tired of it. I'm obsessed with your video's and watch them obsessively. My daughter however does not. She bought me ear buds. Lol
Please do more analytics on the gallagher I had many spreadsheets when I was dealing with lambing but I love your system and your data input. My mom, son and I LOVE YOU AND YOUR CHANNEL!! Keep going strong!
Yes please to the Gallagher info! We are looking into systems as we speak! Thank you!
I love your videos so much and you inspire me a lot and you make me smile :)
Love your compassion and warmth that comes through when your doing this. With all the good and the bad. Keep being amazing, but most of all, keep being you. ❤💚💜💙💛🐑🐏🌾🌈
Keep up the great work you are amazing... you are a warrior... we do what we can and we cry when we don't win the game with Mother Nature...
I live in Australia my father was a shearer for about 20 years and the number of fly struck sheep he came across in the Aussie summer was ridiculous, even though it has been common practice to dock tails a crutch the lambs to reduce the amount of wrinkles around the sheep's behind, because of the breed of sheep, they were mostly Marino's which are very wrinkly and often get fly strike due to build up of fluid around the back ends and the boy's just love it
Martin Fletcher Australia sheep have also been bred to be less wrinkly for this reason eg the Marino. The difference in the last 50 years is remarkable.
Appreciate your transparency. Your ewes not coming into milk...water and weather. Are they getting sufficient hydration? That is hard to track. Weather...warmer weather could negatively affect the ewes. Is it a trait of the particular breed?
So thankful big head and shoulders (shoulder distocia?) made it. Remember we live in an imperfect world...you are a good shepherd.
Sandi saved the day, again! So glad you were able to help! This is one of those times that should give you a bit of confidence that you're doing exactly what you're suppose to be doing!! Continued blessings all, stay safe and well.
Good morning! I'm glad you were able to help the ewe and lamb.
I love how the ewes will look at you in the morning like "Hi sandi, these are my babies. They're doing good. Don't wake them"
That little lamb you did the analytics for is just the cutest thing!
I'm so glad you saved it! Poor baby
Thank you Sandi for doing what you do! I'm an American living in Italy, and your uploads are one of the best part of my day!
Thank you Sandy for posting and leaving on the tube. I went out this morning 3 ewes at once. Mom quit with 1 leg and huge head. I thought it’s dead. I had to chase grab leg and pull so hard. When I got it out and breathed and lived. Second leg came out breech baby but lived also. Ewe never had trouble before. All is well. I have watched you for 3 years and have learned so much but I was still calling on Jesus who is my ever present help in times of trouble and he is my faithful shepherd! I love sheep and I am blessed because of all you do
Ps. My girls outside with free choice barn so I got my cardio today😂🌸💪🏻
Sounds like the babies r saying Ma. I love how u have a system and a tablet to add info. I commend u for ur stamina and the Love you have for ur lambs and know about each one. God Bless you and your Lambs. 🐑🐑💕🙏🏻
I’m definitely interested in seeing more about the data entering and learning more about it. I’d love a series.
As always Sandi, so grateful for all that you do for your lambs and their mommies. Bless you when you go through all the difficult times. I know your heart hurts. Have a blessed day 🤍 Susan 🤍🐑🤍
Another very lovely video of lambs!!!! Thanks for sharing with us!
My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!
Sandi is Amazing!
Thank you so much Sandi, what a brave woman you are. I can't wait till the next video, I look forward to them so much. I have learned so much from you. Keep up the good work! Hugs and Love from Goderich. Blessing to you and your Family !
Yes please do more on the Gallager. Im looking at getting a system for cattle and would like to see the day to day use and how you use the data. Thank you.
I'd love to see more of the statistics! I love numbers and charrts are a passion of mine. Hearing the numbers at the end of lambing always brings me so much joy :D
It always makes me wince a little when the ear tag goes in, even though it doesn't seem to cause them much pain at all. But I love the little sling you put them in to weigh them, even if they don't see to care for it much. :P
It's just like having an ear piercing.
It does sting a little for a few minutes but they get over it very quickly.
The sling they really just get a bit confused.
They feel insecure in the sling.
Most 4-legged animals get frightened when all four of their feet are unsupported. They don't like to dangle. I had rabbits, and you have to put your hand under their hind legs when you pick them up, or they'll kick and struggle and maybe even fall and get hurt.
Definitely interested in how you keep track of things on your Gallagher. Really cool tool to have! This groups babies seem like the singles are big ones! Thanks for the vlog have a great week! Love to sit with my coffee and catch up on my favorite sheep farmer! My girls learn so much about life with sheep. Mainly horses and cows in my area so they love seeing the lambs.
So sad for the huge head lamb I hope she gets better and is able to walk soon. You do such a great job taking care of your sheep I love it.
I might have heard that sound 45 years ago Sandy but I never forgot it either.
I love how fluffy the ears are on the lamb you tagged! Omg I just want to give them a scratch.
Hi Sandi my heart melted when you were talking to the big headed lamb and said you can do it and it tried to stand up ❤
I know that you wish everything would come together all at the same time.. We all do.
Im sorry you lost another lamb, some things are out of our control tho. 😥
You are so Amazing making sure your ewes are taken care of very well.
I love your compassion for them ❤ NEVER give up we are all so proud of you and how you handle things!! Even in a crisis you do such an Amazing Job!! ❤ Big Head is proof of that ❤
Love hugs n prayers that the rest goes smoothly from Michigan USA 🇺🇸
I like watching you tag the babies because then we get to see there cute faces and see how much they weigh
Watching from the Salt Lake City Airport. Traveling today. Headed to Boise, ID today. Happy Canada Day. I know it’s early. I didn’t want to forget.
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You are amazing! I love how you keep fighting for those lambs!! I’m pretty sure you could be a vet or a nurse! You would be good at it!
Enjoy each Vlog. Enjoy the records you keep on each lamb. I can see that this information is important in knowing your sheep. You are able to keep your best ewes for your flock and those which can grow and get ready for market. Thanks for showing and explaining.
The word lazy will NEVER apply to you, you work hard.
I so laughed when she said that! I honestly don't think she knows the meaning of the word!
I'll say! Getting up before the sun rises and not able to go to bed until late... I don't think I could do that every single day.
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Agreed! Sandi is many things but lazy is DEFINITELY not one.
you all prolly dont care but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
Sangy you put whole self into your sheep and lambs. I love watch have to find your other channels. God bless you from Michigan
The way you care for the ewe and lambs, shows your love from them. do your splint on the little lamb name him Big Head. Never miss your vlog, Some where in the middle of Montana
Just binge watching all vlogs. Also somewhere in the middle of Montana
Bloody well done with the big headed little fellow .
Glad to see she came around! Hopefully that leg will sort itself out or at least get stronger!
Sandi big head is so cute and adorable. Hopefully it will be able to come around soon.
You all are such hard workers. God Bless All of You.
So exciting to able to go see the live lambings on instagram. great way to be waken up... Keep it up Sandi... Love watching every one of your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Bighead" looks like she has HUGE eyes because of her natural "smokey eyeshadow". She's a looker. I hope her front legs get better.
It occurred to me that if she was stuck and you had to pull with tissue already swollen and there already being tissue damage, and her shoulder is forward and her "knuckle" is buckled if there wasn't a bit of a nerve stretch. An injured nerve would definitely affect a lamb's ability to get its legs under it and stand properly. Idk what you might so for that, but that's what occurred to me when I saw her.
IF there is some nerve damage/impingement from inflammation, even though she looks great and can feed, there would probably still be inflammation in the deeper tissues. If it's impingement from inflammation and/or stretch nerve from pulling perhaps some anti-inflammatory might help her get over the hump? 😕
I realize that this was on Thursday and today is Tuesday, but I still thought it was worth saying.
I agree! I also believe the lamb has a stretched nerve.
That makes perfect sense to me so I think you maybe right
I was thinking probably strain or sprain of the shoulder ligaments. But yes, we all think it is from birth and reversible. She may have to splint that left lower leg, though.
That smokey eye is, I think, a black eye from the swelling of the lamb's head. Eyes blacken really easily. It'll probably lighten up over the next couple days.
@@Palitato oh, could be, I guess. But there are a lot of lambs in this group and the last with dark eye patches of varying sizes. I guess we'll see.
I am very interested in that technological part of sheep farming because my parents' farm is quite old school when it comes to those things🥰 love your videos, you are a role model for me!!
i love watching your statistics and your constant improvement
I would love too see more of the Gallagher stuff!!
You're a great shepherd Sandi
Wow! Just awesome how you pour so much of yourself into those babies. You are so real! The good, the bad, and the ugly....lol! I get such inspiration from you, Sandi. Thank you for sharing and thank you for all your hard work producing these videos.
Your such a loving farmer to your sheep. Sheep 🐑 are very lucky 🍀 to have you.
I like watching you tag, because of those adorable baby faces!
In all honesty, one of your videos had a sunrise/sunset so beautiful I had to pause the video and take a screenshot. I had to keep that one on hand.
Like seeing all aspects of your lambing business, same for Mark.
"Alright, I'm gonna feed Big Head"
Lmaooo, Sandi, you are such a funny and incredible woman. Lazy is something you are NOT.
Almost like the shoulder is broken. The fact it made it at all is crazy and all due to you. The way the Gallagher works is very interesting.
I love watching you feed the babies. Funny how attached they get to you as substitute mommy.
southern belle ...I wonder when that attachment disappears since they shy /walk away as they get older
I’m so so glad that the preg checks went so well this time , except for popcorn.
This group is the group that Sandi had to give half her stock away because half came up pregnant and the other half did not. Popcorn is not in this group.
We should attach a gopro to Chrissa and do a fast forwarded video to music of all the stuff she gets done in a shift
Hello Mrs Brock you are doing a very very good job to those sheeps
Feel so sad for the little sick one ☹🥺 wish I could hold it and tell it not to give up. Even so, only losing that one and then possibly this one, is still very good compared to last lambing. Happy Canada day🇨🇦🇨🇦
Same. I hope Sandi put it back in with the mama ewe, so at least it didn't die on it's own.
@@bels3873 it is not strong enough to chase mom around.
When the lambs drink it is on the ewe's terms so she could push it away and it could be injured.
It's best for it to stay somewhere with unlimited milk whenever it wants.
It didn't look like it was going to stand up again, let alone be drinking any more milk. I'd love to be wrong, but also if it's going to die I'd rather it be with it's mother at the time.
I love that gallager better than putting it all on a spread sheet later
Thank you For taking the time to post these vlogs. My Grandfather raised sheep and this brings me fond memories of doing what you have the honor of doing! I'm very impressed with your skills! I love farm life! I think your little lamb will heal up and do better, his tough birth probably stretched a nerve a little. It seems he is already making progress!
The lamb with the swollen head reminds me of what our son looked like when he broke hid collar none. The distortion of the shoulders looked painful. Praying for good success. God bless.
The Steele/x/Steele babies are so beautiful. I was excited when you brought the Steele boys in to sire!
I love all of the information you share using your Gallagher! TY!
Good job, Sandy!
Even though I own no live stock, I am still very interested in how you keep track of all the lambs.