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I had to peel 10 pounds of potatoes last week for our thanksgiving dinner and for those 30+ minutes I felt like a real life hoof trimmer. I carefully investigated the bruised areas and only trimmed what was necessary and then I carefully dug out any rotten spots as if they were a sole ulcer. Needless to say my wife thinks I’m 100% insane.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that is absolutely hilarious!!!
After reading this, peeling potatoes will never be plain old kitchen task it used to be.
Love it!
So sweet!
😂😂😂
the fact we can all appreciate the fact that for a part of the video there is no music, no sound, and nothing but the knife cutting away at the hoof. and not a single person is complaining. it shows it's not about the videos or even us but the cows and we are just along for the ride. we just love it.
I didn’t notice the sound had stopped till read the comment and went back and watched again. 😂😂😂
I don't know why but it was just so soothing tbh. Really enjoyed it
Thank you for noticing that!!😊
I don’t have the volume on as I am deaf. I just read the subtitles if they are provided. I like watching the work being done.
I agree, very meditative!
To Ashley (Mrs GP). Those people who are gossiping, forget them. Smile and show them you don’t care. And wear that big smile to show them how happy you are, and they can’t bring you down. You know they are jealous. I. Susan and I live in Virginia, USA. If you ever come to the east coast of the USA, I have three empty bedrooms , and I would be honored to have you as house guest. Open invitation- don’t let them know it bothers you.
what people are gossiping? and about what??
What? Someone was rude to Ashley??? What a clod hopping laughing stock of a creature dies that? I’m indignant!
LOVED the part where you just work on the hoof with no dialogue, no music, just you working on the cow. ☺️🐮 I would love more of those kind of simple, nothing super fancy videos! I find them super relaxing and peaceful.
same!!
I enjoyed it as well but I also greatly enjoy the music. (Sometimes the music is what I look forward to the most.) So whichever you prefer Graeme!
Agree.
There are 3 things on which people can watch infinitely:
1. Burning fire;
2. Running water;
3. Hoof GP is trimming cow's hoof
👍
So just turn off your volume on other videos.
@@NageelaMom They may mean they like the noise of the hood being trimmed. You can't hear that if the sound is turned down.
Could it be better? Just got my tea on my desk, Graeme got me a present where he heals yet another cow. Just splendid.
It always surprises me how quickly they start walking on the block. My dog once stepped on a piece of tape while I was wrapping presents, and he nearly shook his leg out of socket trying to remove the stuff. Here you are gluing the equivalent of a platform shoe on one half of a cow’s foot and it saunters off like it’s strutting down a runway.
No pain now. Thats why the cow saunters
@@rosellaguajardo7301 sautéed cow
Your dog probably felt it more.
Love that you let the work speak for itself. No narration or music needed, was immersive!
Love your work❤
Every time I watch these, they make me think of my Uncle Pete and how he smelled. He was a dairy farmer and I used to love to visit him. He even let me help once deliver a calf. What I remember most is his smile and how he smelled. Fresh air and cows, nothing better.
I grew up on a farm during the 40s thru the 60s, and the barn was to me a magical place. I was probably in middle school when my dad woke all of us up in the wee hours of the morning. He told us to put on some clothes that could get dirty and high-tail it to the barn. One of the cows was having a terrible time giving birth. My dad had tied a rope around the calf’s front feet, and my grandpa, mother, older sister, younger brother, and I were able to pull that calf out! We were all surprised that both the mother and her calf survived. We spent many happy summer hours petting the kittens in the barn.
I thought you were going to say your uncle smelled like crap, my bad mate😄
I bet he smelled with his nose.
What was it like helping out with the delivery? Pardon me, I wanted to get some insight because I am working to become a veterinarian assistant. What should I expect when working with large animals like cows?
How... how did he smell like fresh air? You sure that wasn't just the air?
Poor girl you could hear her little grunts of pain when you initially found the pus :( what a brave girl she is
I love seeing the cows face in the crush. This girl didn't look nervous. She also looked happy when she left and turned to thank you for making her feel better. I thank you for making them all feel better.
I have not been on the farm for years. The injuries you show bring back memories, like how much farmers ( my grandfather cared) care about the animals under their care.
@Rob He sure did. We always used the fastest and most humane slaughter methods. Our cows were grass fed before that became popular, with lots of land to roam. We were a small private operation that did a great job of taking care of the animals. From cows to peacocks to chickens.
@@rob6760 You raise and treat your livestock as best one can and should. When it's time for them to be harvested, one does what one should to be quick and clean about it. Remember your Lion King movie indoctrination propaganda. "It's the circle of life." 😐
@@wza223-fo3mc hes prob a vegitarian
@@rob6760 It's you or the cow. Make a decision...
@@rob6760 whether you like it or not, livestock will continue to be sent to slaughterhouses to feed the masses. this is not something that will be changing anytime soon.
now, would you rather those animals live their lives caged, all huddled together, with barely enough room to piss and shit without bumping into something else?
or would you rather they live healthy free-range lives, with all the room and food they could ever need? you should be grateful that these farmers exist to give them a better life than the ones that are kept inside buildings next to each other all day, every day, until they are killed, just to save room. if these animals are going to be raised for food anyways, they at the very least deserve to have a good life before then.
I love how these beautiful cows seem to take a few cautious steps, feel relief and turn back as if to say ‘thank you!’ ❤
They do that often. It’s like they are saying I don’t know what you did but it feels better. Thanks!
Poor cow! Can’t imagine the pain she had with the way she favored that leg. I’ve learned so much from these videos, and now share them with my grandson (the less graphic ones, as he is 7)….but we talk about things like cow’s hooves, and that this a part of caring for animals and doing it properly. Thanks Graeme, for giving me another way to share the world with my grandson….he loves the scenery as well, so we pull up a map and look at that too! 🐄❤️
Maybe one day your grandson will be a hoof trimmer!
@@reptiqueen7275 that would be wonderful! If he loves it as much as Graeme does and finds it as satisfying, that’s all a grandmother can ask, right?
We had the vet on farm yesterday for a lame cow that needed veterinary treatment and we got talking about RUclips channels. He mentioned you because one of the other vets had told him about it. Found out it was me who told the first vet about you. Apparently you have half of my vet clinic watching you! Keep up the good work 👏👍
For all the pus, blood and poop your content is incredibly positive and bright. Thank you for that!
"Pus" only has one s.
@@carlablair9898 thanks!
9 minutes and 450 likes already? Your people love you!
I can't imagine the relief that poor girl felt!
Having a bad day. Sit and watch hoof gp help the big farm friends up. Somthing soothing about what you guys do . That makes me wish I did become a vet
I bruised the bone in one of my toes and it was by far one of the most painful things I have ever felt. The pressure under my nail from the bleeding and swelling was immense and I basically couldn't walk for the first few days. I can't even imagine how this poor girl felt
Of course a hoof trim can be beautiful. I think they're beautiful every time a cows hoof gets the treatment it needs and the cow herself is feeling better, that's the beauty of it.
WOW! That is deep, can't imagine how much pain she was in, beautiful job Graham Parker
Just what I needed today a Hoof GP video!! Your videos make my heart so happy! Thanks for all you do for these wonderful creatures! Love the Hoof GP!
Have you checked out Meggabattie's channel? She rescues flying foxes- the biggest family of bats. They look like dogs with wings! She "fosters" the baby's until they are a few months old
@@toryknotts8026 I've never seen those videos, but sounds really cool!
@@toryknotts8026 Does she drain many pus-filled cavities? Yeah, it's not the same thing. But bats have their own interesting characteristics. 🙂
@@Kaytrinelise they are cool. Also I find that they are soothing, however sometimes the bats don't make it so check in the description so you don't end up crying ( although some days you just want to cry over sad videos). Another even better channel with little to no death is kittenlady's channel
Wow,she must have been hiding that for a while! It's a good thing she was spotted, so you could take care of her. She looks happier already!
I have to chime in and say I also really appreciated the trim with no background music. That seemed so small in diameter yet so deep, I thought it must have started as a puncture wound.
I really enjoy the more quiet moments when it's just the sounds of the farm and your knife. Super relaxing haha.
Amazing bit of pure trimming in this. No music, no commentary. Just brilliant
Perfection. This was a Perfect balance between narration, music and then the part with the hoof trimming with no music kept me on the edge of my seat waiting to see how big the cavity was... thank you Graeme for bringing us into your world.
The way you 2 always pick at each other You have a good working relationship
I’ve seen some people saying they loved the but where there was no dialogue…. I thought I went deaf lol i love when Graeme speaks wether it’s about the cows or his family or just chit chat ❤
Had this one while working from home. My cat jumped up on the arm of my chair and started watching Graeme working on this cow's hoof. She was watching intently, too LOL! I'd love to know what was going through her head. It's not just humans who like watching your videos, Graeme. LOL!
I find the music you use and your voice quite soothing but without it I was still completely fascinated by the trim and it was still quite soothing!
My family think I’m coo coo for watching cow hoof trimming,but they don’t know what they’re missing. I can’t wait for a new one! Thanks my friend. Oh and Merry Christmas to the lot of you.
Merry Christmas Denise!
You're not just watching hoof trimming.
You are watching a good human being helping and animal.
You also see professionalism and how he is thorough for the benefit of the cow.
And you could see the animal feeling better in the end.
I am a meat and dairy consumer but I would prefer animals being treated humanely and taken care of.
You are such a kind and caring individual. It bodes well for your family members and employees! Thank you for being a model of a balanced and happy professional life.
Why are these so calming and therapeutic!? I love it
Could it be the timbre of his voice? I, too, enjoy listening to his voice!
@6:00 it looks like the eye of a barn owl...weirdly pretty. Outstanding job!
I am no farmer, nor hoof trimmer, but you my friend are the only one I watch, its your attitude towards the animals you care for that keeps my interests, so crack on my friends, crack on.
Yes hoof trims cAn be beautiful (and are) especially if you're helping to heal injuries. Too bad they aren't able to show you appreciation for what you do for them. Cows are gems.
What a deep crack on her side wall!! I'm so chuffed you were able to drain that area and make her much more comfortable. Have a great weekend Graeme and Craig!! Love from a Retired Paramedic, a S&R Dog and Handler Team Trainer and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 🇨🇦🇬🇧
Thank you for fixing her up! Yes, a beautiful job well done! I just heard this and thought that I'd share it with you:
"Cow's have hooves because they lactose."
:D you're welcome!
They always turn around after leaving the KVK to say thank you. Well, at least that’s the way it looks to me. 🐄❤️🐄
Graeme, I would like to compliment you on your narration talents - you’re so precise and articulate in your description of what you’re doing during the trim and the reason for each step. You also provide interesting and concise commentary on the care and concern devoted to the health of the cows.
My uncle was a large animal veterinarian in Uruguay, South America. I did not know about hoof trimming when he was alive. Now I wonder if he ever did it as part of caring for cows and horses.
Graham you need to come to Calgary. Love to take you and your family to stampede
I love how much you care for the cows and you make sure you get them out of pain as much as you can thank you Graham for all that you do
Dear Lord, that was deep!!!! That poor baby. The relief she's feeling must be incredible!
That has got to be the deepest abscess I have seen and quite some time I mean that one was really bad I'm just glad you guys are there to help her out
I didn’t have hoof-trimming ASMR on my list of things I thought I needed, but here we are.
I can just imagine the cow sighing in relief when the pressure was relieved.
Love how you took care of her
It's always amazing to see a cow walk after having been so uncomfortable.
That was such a good trim we can forget your hat was on inside out!
I read the comment where they like the silent video and just watching you work, I LOVE all the videos you do dear. You guys really cracked my up at the end lol. Miss Moo looked a lot more comfortable in the end , yes. God bless you and family. ❤❤❤❤
I really love your inter actions with Craigieboy, it is nice to have some body to talk to while working, it makes time fly.
Another beautiful trim! Great job!
Still find it incredible that my subscriptions are retro games, tech, movie reviews and hoof trimming. Love the work Graham. Greetings from Sweden
What better way to end the day a cup of coffee and a new video, well done 👏, keep up the good work thanks 😊
So glad you could help her out.
I don’t know which I like better: trims to music/with voice over or these ones with word over lays and just the ASMR sounds. Both are really good to watch. Thanks HGP!
I always enjoy seeing Craigie Boy say hi and bye too 🥰
A hoof GP video on my birthday? I'll take it!
I love how much your love of your job and animals you take care shows in your videos
After more than a year I still don't know why I love watching these videos!
Of course, Hoof trims can be beautiful, when they are done right and with compassion which you certainly do. These cows and farmers are so lucky to have you. Thanks for all you do to make the cow's life and farmers' life a little better. What more can we do but make life a little better for the people and animals around us?
I'm almost sure the look back from the cow, is a thanks, I love seeing them walking well after you have worked on the hoof
It’s so satisfying to me when you flush out the muck with your spray bottle, great job Graham, she was walked out of the crush beautifully, thank you so much for posting, and take care.👍💙🐄
I think we all are in agreement that we loved where it was just the natural sounds of you working and of the place. Should do it more often.
God bless you and your family for the loving care that you give these animals everyday your saint
If you were a teacher you would be the kind, that made all the kids be quiet and listen to you... Hell, Im working offshore as a Mechanic and you made me interested in hoof trimming - well done👍
Your videos have undergone a hughe develop ment througout the last 3 years. And as my wife says "that voice and that personality is just so likeable"... Thank you for another educational video that shows the importance of a trade No one really norice in their daily life.
You make it look so easy, but I know it takes experience, skill, and compassion to do your job.
Yes I do agree her hoof is so much better thanks to you.
Another awesome video thanks. When she leaves the crush it's like she turns back to say thanks!!!
I felt so sad for this cow, I can’t imagine the pain. So glad you can help.
I think I hold my breath when you are working on those bad spots, 👍
Lovely job on that hoof, and obviously much relief to the cow. Huzzah!
Thank you for giving us the chance to watch the master at work, Graeme. Good to test our learning, even if we never go near cows. (Bit tricky in the middle of an urban area!)
This just has to be so satisfying to know how to help these painful hooves feel better
Love your content Graham ✨️ 💕
I enjoyed this video very much. Commentary when needed, and then just trimming sounds. No annoying music. Please do more of these.
I live in a large US city. Never any farm or cow contact. But couldn’t stop watching you treat that cow’s infected hoof!!😮❤
Thank you explaining what you’re doing. I really enjoy watching Hoof GP. I don’t even have cows😅
I've been watching your videos for over a year now, and I know the work you'll put here with this cow will be magnific. There's a question now in my head though, how can farmers prevent these incidents from happening with their cows? They always happen to have really terrible bruises or horn malformations after a while.
Thank you for another great video. You have made your work into an awesome artwork with Craigie boy and accomplish the best outcome for the cows. Watching for your next fantastic video.👋👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌
Watching you trim these hooves reminds me of peeling a potato; it looks fine on the outside but, as you start to peel away, all sorts of black spots start to show themselves. I don't know why but, I really enjoy watching you do this work. Thanks.
I really enjoyed this video. I like the videos where you don't play music over everything and we can quietly enjoy the details of the trim. very nice!
I will never own a cow, or even likely a sheep, goat or pig, llama etc, any hooved animal, yet I am fascinated with watching cows hooves get trimmed and sheep get sheered. I’ve sheered a sheep a big Hampton, actually kind of fun. I have learned more in these RUclips videos than I did when I was taking agriscience classes.
Over the last few weeks I have been going about my farm chores with a large painful bump on the ball of my foot. Every step was very painful. No change in the way I walked could alter how bad it hurt. I was watching this late this evening thinking “wouldn’t it be nice if someone could cut off the bump and glue a rubber pad to my heel to take the weight off this part of MY hoof! The cows are lucky to have you…I just have to keep on keeping on until it goes away!
The joy of seeing these sweet animals get relief from such horrible looking painful 'injuries' is just magic
Beautiful trim. Beautiful video. Beautiful compassion. Thank you
So important that these cattle get back into top shape. Smart farmer who gets you in to clean up these faults in hooves!
Looks like a wonderful cleanup for her Graeme! ❤️🇦🇺🏴
3:48 Helping an animal is always a thing of beauty.
Graeme I randomly found your channel about a year ago and I've been so fascinated by your work. Your plane explanation of everything and your humor keep me coming back
Love watching your work Graeme!!
I getcha when it comes to the beauty of a good trim. The mundane stuff of keeping a good balance on most cows is fine and dandy, and keeps everyone happy, but it is _especially_ sweet to find a problem that trimming away will do so much more good for everyone involved to get it settled.
Related, but not related.
I had a piece of safety glass embedded in my foot for about 8 months, so I can somewhat comprehend exactly what Graeme was talking about.
It wasn't a shard; it was a chunk ... about 8mm x 6mm, and about 3mm thick.
Poor girl ... I'm glad that the boys could help her 🖤
That is what years of experience looks like. Bless you and what I have learned.
And again you nailed another interesting and heart-warming episode. Thanks!
Something about the lighting or color correction has changed and I like it
I can still always imagine the relief she felt as soon as you hit the cavity. Well Done! God Bless!
I think I am addicted to watching these videos