This is a different type of shearing, often used on show lambs. In most normal shearing for wool, the entire fleece is removed in one blanket, except for belly ,genital area, and rear end wool. This method seems to be producing a lot of second cuts
@@mattheslingafarms3186 I def like the 13 better, someone suggested 20 and that was a waste of tme, Im returning the 20! we did 13 on 5 angoras w heavy and matted hair, 4 left, still figuring it out. Thank you
How many sheep do you shear before the blades become dull? I only do like half a sheep before the clipper gets caked with gunk and I have to clean it. Very time consuming especially when you have a whole herd to do. Then you have to change out the blades for the next sheep and so on.
I can make it through my 18 ewes at least twice without changing them. I usually clean them in hot soapy water after every one wile I catch the next and oil the blades before starting the next one.
Thank you. This will be my first time not hiring someone to do the shearing as I bought the sheep shearing equipment myself. I do use a different wormer which is the sheep drench durvet ivermectin, but same injection for vaccination you do. I was apprenticing the Bowen method and will be doing them standing for the first time for as much as possible and if needed I will sit them down to get underneath and odds and ends. The advise I have gotten ,due to the fact I do it for the sheeps comfort and not for wool, is to take my time, not try to keep up with my old sheerer who could whip out a sheep in minutes, but they were treated like large rag dolls and had cuts on them.
Tried this again this year, and I used a Premier 1 Spirit & Spitfire comb and cutter combo on my Amazon clipper. BIG difference. I was able to do our Icelandic ram with no problem at all - it went just as you show in the video. The Suffolks however didn't cut as well and fought being haltered so I jsut got the big sections on the back and didn't even try the arm pits or neck for fear of cutting them. Will keep trying.
Never seen someone shear a sheep this way. In Ireland you knock the sheep so they are sitting down and immobile. Also shear between 30 and 50 per hour.
I tried to shear a Suffolk ewe as you show above, and it never worked right. Took me an hour to do half of the poor thing, then (I'm guessing) the blade got dull and wouldn't cut the rest. Trying to find a shearer to come finish the job.
You make it look so easy!!! I’m scared I’m gonna cut mine. I also need to get a different style halter bc the one I have does not fit well and came up around her eyes when she pulled down on it. I use a collar and clip them to the side of my shed until I find something better… What if I didn’t want to cut close to the skin, would the shears still work? Like if I left an inch or 2 so I know I wouldn’t cut them up too bad?
The only thing I saw that you could maybe try is trying to buy a guard for your clippers. Not sure how short it would cut it because I’ve never tried that. I e also been shearing sheep for roughly 20 years. It wasn’t as easy in the beginning. If the skin is pulled tight enough there’s less chance you will neck them. Hope that helps 😊
My professional shearer has done worse than I have ever done. He would whip those sheep around and he was doing it for time to be fast and get as many done as possible with a powerful machine. I doubt the machine you bought has the motor (usually up to $2,500 for a professional machine) and unless you will be doing 20+ sheep you don't have to worry as much about dull blades. The issue is the same as shaving your face/legs. Sharp blades may leave little cuts (doubtful if you aren't rushing), but dull blades (like doing a full 20,30,40+ sheep in a day for shearing) is when you get the large cuts that I have seen and need to be treated with topical ointments and such. You will feel your blades change from being sharp and easily going through the wool to not easily going through the wool and kind of tugging on the sheeps skin. I always have an extra set of sharp blades in case I need to change out. My blades are well lubricated so they don't overheat from friction. Many sheep shears have different settings so mine have a 1 to 6. 1 to 3 is for delicate areas like the face and sensitive curves where the full rpms are not going and I can move the sheep to create as clear of an area as possible to glide my shears through. 3 to 6 is full rpms for the wool on the back and body where it is thick and I will just glide the shears along. You care more about your sheep than professionals I have hired to shear and I got so tired of my sheep getting cut up, even around the face and one had a cut on their eyelid and the professional did not care, onto the next sheep. You can likely do far better than some professionals I have met. So lubricated blades and clean machine, sharp cutting equipment and spare set of blades if doing more than a few sheep, you are much more concerned about the welfare of your sheep than many other people so just hold along side the body and try. I know you can do it. What you think is the "clipping" part is actually the long comb to hold the wool upright and comb through so it kind of has a built in guide as long as that bottom comb is run along the skin. You will get a feel for it in no time.
This is a different type of shearing, often used on show lambs. In most normal shearing for wool, the entire fleece is removed in one blanket, except for belly ,genital area, and rear end wool. This method seems to be producing a lot of second cuts
Hey watch out for his whistle down there
Bu maşınkan ağzı koralmır bəs
What a tuff job! Thank you for sharing.
आ कितने रूपए में मिलेगा ❤❤
Молодец , спасибо за аккуратность , все б так относились к животным , ведь как относишься так и на том свете спросят .
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आपका मदत चालते आपला नंबर चाईये
Sir Can I get this machine in Pakistan??
Thanks
Dr.Nisar Khan
Veterinary officer
I would think so
@@mattheslingafarms3186pls give me link
@@mattheslingafarms3186because i need
ماهذا الدواء بعد القصاص
Thanks for this video. So is it the Premier 4000 shearing machine?
دول متقدمين علينا في كل شيء أعني متقدمين عن العرب وأفريقيا كتيرا
How do you keep from getting cuts on the skin? We had our first time tonight and had a few cuts
Don’t let the wool pull to much when it’s cut to pull on the skin.
How soon before ewes lamb that you vaccinate and worm?
About a month.
You make it look so easy!
i need this machine can i get in india
Good job 👍
we have angora goats, just getting into it, shearing our own, what shearing comb are you using and what brand of cutters do you like best?
I use the 13 tooth and the premier 1 cutter called the spit fire cutter
@@mattheslingafarms3186 I def like the 13 better, someone suggested 20 and that was a waste of tme, Im returning the 20! we did 13 on 5 angoras w heavy and matted hair, 4 left, still figuring it out. Thank you
Not a problem hope the rest go smoothly for you
What kind of blade and combs you use? The surgical kind?
There the kind made for livestock
Thank you!
How many sheep do you shear before the blades become dull? I only do like half a sheep before the clipper gets caked with gunk and I have to clean it. Very time consuming especially when you have a whole herd to do. Then you have to change out the blades for the next sheep and so on.
I can make it through my 18 ewes at least twice without changing them. I usually clean them in hot soapy water after every one wile I catch the next and oil the blades before starting the next one.
It depends on the quality of wool
ممكن المساعده .اين اجد مكينة جز الاغنام مثل هذي❤
I got mine off the internet at premiere one sheep supply
Can you add a comb guard to this shearer?
Yes they sell them separate in there catalogue.
@@mattheslingafarms3186 Thanks
You make it look so easy! I’m sure it’s not😉
hi bro
This isn't proper shearing. So it would be easy. Anyone can shear a sheep, just not the proper way.
Very good shave man
Thanks
What kind of oil on the blades? 3 in 1?
I have used that before but the oil I have was from premier one
Thank you. This will be my first time not hiring someone to do the shearing as I bought the sheep shearing equipment myself. I do use a different wormer which is the sheep drench durvet ivermectin, but same injection for vaccination you do. I was apprenticing the Bowen method and will be doing them standing for the first time for as much as possible and if needed I will sit them down to get underneath and odds and ends. The advise I have gotten ,due to the fact I do it for the sheeps comfort and not for wool, is to take my time, not try to keep up with my old sheerer who could whip out a sheep in minutes, but they were treated like large rag dolls and had cuts on them.
Thank you this really made me feel better about trying this my self
No problem thanks for subscribing and watching!
Thank you!
Rate kha haa
Ka kad ka hi
How much price
400 dolar
Tried this again this year, and I used a Premier 1 Spirit & Spitfire comb and cutter combo on my Amazon clipper. BIG difference. I was able to do our Icelandic ram with no problem at all - it went just as you show in the video. The Suffolks however didn't cut as well and fought being haltered so I jsut got the big sections on the back and didn't even try the arm pits or neck for fear of cutting them. Will keep trying.
Sirve para perros peludos?
Yes
2 adear
Price of this machine
$350
ямар удаан хяргадаг юм бээ. Суга юм аа
5 minutes
Do you use the exact same clippers to clip a lamb for show?
Yes just different combs and cutters
Rsbajana
किमत कितनि ह
$400
What size you use to vaccinate your ram?
22 gage
Thank you, like your video. On vaccinations and deworm,
How much do you give your lamb and adult sheep?
Thanks
2 ml
Yeah I’m starting a little flock.
कीमत बताएं, नमस्कार
Cutters are $350
👌👌👌👌👌👌
આની શું કિંમત છે
The cutters are $350
Hola amigo que modelo es la maquina
Premier 4000
Umesha.Naik
is it 690w?
It’s a premier 4000
@@mattheslingafarms3186Do you have the purchase link?
rate of this machine
8 out of 10 I really like it!
price of this. machine
@@lonealtaf8403 $400
Never seen someone shear a sheep this way. In Ireland you knock the sheep so they are sitting down and immobile. Also shear between 30 and 50 per hour.
Tell me price plse
$400 for the hole kit
You mean 400 dollar
Yes
I tried to shear a Suffolk ewe as you show above, and it never worked right. Took me an hour to do half of the poor thing, then (I'm guessing) the blade got dull and wouldn't cut the rest. Trying to find a shearer to come finish the job.
hi bro
Hi
You make it look so easy!!! I’m scared I’m gonna cut mine. I also need to get a different style halter bc the one I have does not fit well and came up around her eyes when she pulled down on it. I use a collar and clip them to the side of my shed until I find something better…
What if I didn’t want to cut close to the skin, would the shears still work? Like if I left an inch or 2 so I know I wouldn’t cut them up too bad?
The only thing I saw that you could maybe try is trying to buy a guard for your clippers. Not sure how short it would cut it because I’ve never tried that. I e also been shearing sheep for roughly 20 years. It wasn’t as easy in the beginning. If the skin is pulled tight enough there’s less chance you will neck them. Hope that helps 😊
My professional shearer has done worse than I have ever done. He would whip those sheep around and he was doing it for time to be fast and get as many done as possible with a powerful machine. I doubt the machine you bought has the motor (usually up to $2,500 for a professional machine) and unless you will be doing 20+ sheep you don't have to worry as much about dull blades. The issue is the same as shaving your face/legs. Sharp blades may leave little cuts (doubtful if you aren't rushing), but dull blades (like doing a full 20,30,40+ sheep in a day for shearing) is when you get the large cuts that I have seen and need to be treated with topical ointments and such. You will feel your blades change from being sharp and easily going through the wool to not easily going through the wool and kind of tugging on the sheeps skin. I always have an extra set of sharp blades in case I need to change out. My blades are well lubricated so they don't overheat from friction. Many sheep shears have different settings so mine have a 1 to 6. 1 to 3 is for delicate areas like the face and sensitive curves where the full rpms are not going and I can move the sheep to create as clear of an area as possible to glide my shears through. 3 to 6 is full rpms for the wool on the back and body where it is thick and I will just glide the shears along.
You care more about your sheep than professionals I have hired to shear and I got so tired of my sheep getting cut up, even around the face and one had a cut on their eyelid and the professional did not care, onto the next sheep. You can likely do far better than some professionals I have met.
So lubricated blades and clean machine, sharp cutting equipment and spare set of blades if doing more than a few sheep, you are much more concerned about the welfare of your sheep than many other people so just hold along side the body and try. I know you can do it. What you think is the "clipping" part is actually the long comb to hold the wool upright and comb through so it kind of has a built in guide as long as that bottom comb is run along the skin. You will get a feel for it in no time.
That is not how you shear
That’s how he shears. It’s just a hair cut