I wish more people in the world were as kind and sensitive as you. The true love you show towards the sheep and their babies is amazing to watch, no matter how many times we see it! Whether you're happy, sad, mad, excited, disappointed, in love with a new baby, or grieving over a lost ewe or lamb, you're 100% genuine! Keep doing you! God bless and keep you and your family safe.
I absolutely LOVE how you're so true and honest, a very rare trait to see on RUclips and the internet. You keep it real, and that's what matters. Watching all the mini segments of various parts of your farm life is what makes this channel so awesome. You blend them together so well, it's pure brilliant awesomeness. You Sandi are undeniably my favorite lady on the internet. I seriously check my phone EVERYDAY for a notification if you posted a new video, lol, and if not, I go find 1, 2 or 4 older ones to watch again, because I just gotta, ya know, get my "Sandi and her Sheep" fix in!!! Kinsey has definitely come into her own when it comes to herding those sheep!! She guides them to the gate so well, like she's dancing behind them, and then she looks at you with her tail wagging and she doggy smiles so proudly... I can't hold back my huge grin at her!! She's precious beyond measure!! Bella's a big girl now, and before we know it, she's gonna be bred too. How time flies!! But that's how it is when you find someone worthy to follow, to subscribe to, and to love. My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!!
Sandi, you DO NOT bore us!! The complete opposite - we love watching you & the animals & you have saved us during this pandemic!!! I look forward to seeing updates & your videos. You bring joy to us daily 😊 Also... I was super emotional last week as well - I chalked it up to the full moon🌛 Have a great week.
I have my own sheep and do all of these chores myself. Yet I don’t miss a single episode. Every time you go over something I learn something new even if it’s the 5th time.
My client and I did a happy dance over the new gates fitting. Since I ground out my client watches your videos too, we’ve been watching them together. You’re the best, and greatly loved. You got this!
I am not a farmer, nor have I ever been a farmer, but I enjoy watching your videos because you are so real! You tell it like it is, and you show your humanity. I don't care if you have a bad day because we all have bad days. I'm retired, and with Covid, I don't get out of the house much. Your videos are much more entertaining than the stuff on TV these days here in the States! Thank you for your videos, and keep them coming!
What you do is HARD work! Everyone has good days and bad days and we are here BECAUSE you share the struggle as well as the triumph of being a modern shepherdess. You are enough and we truly enjoy your content.
I love your stories. I don’t mind hearing them over again. I like that you show emotion. Showing is good. I like the gong show days and the non gong show days 😊 keep up the good work!
The quick sketch you did with Lucy was joyous, I watched more than once, don't puppies have such a joyful life that it makes you smile and brings your mood up thanks Sandi 🐕
Sandi, one of the reasons I like your channel so much is because you let your vulnerability show! I feel vulnerable too and coping with life is very challenging at times. It really help to watch another person having similar experiences and know that I’m not the only one who has these issues.
We never tire of seeing the "same old things" because your farm and sheep are so far from our everyday experience. And we love to see your love and enthusiasm for your farm. Just keep sharing your everyday ups and downs. We all have downs. We totally understand.
I want to see all the things all the time. ❤️ I love watching your channel. I have never even been near a sheep in my life but could watch you do what you do for hours. Thanks for letting us in on your life.
Sandi never apologise for being emotionally hun, it just shows that your human like us. It doesn’t matter if you how many times you repeat something, we all still love ❤️ everything you do. Sending you love ❤️ from the UK XXX 😘
I admire you so so so so SO much! For being such a hard worker but being able to stay vulnerable. That’s a strength. You never bore us, I love learning about the sheep world, and I love seeing how far you and the farm come
Thank you Sandi, your channel has become my happy place. Love your way of talking to us. I can’t seem to get enough and don’t care how repetitive you’re day can seem to be. Thanks for taking me along.
Sandi keeps me sane with this SOCIAL DISTANCE thing we are forced to put up with in California. She makes my days/evenings at home feel less claustrophobic.
I love always hearing some of the same information because I forget and to hear it again helps me remember and I love hearing just day to day stuff I’ve been watching for like 2 years now and I’ve never been bored of it!
I've been watching your videos for 2 1/2 years now and I love them all. Everything you do from each lambing season to the next is never boring. Always full of education. And even though you touch on the same topic at different times throughout the year it's never the same exact delivery. So keeps me interested. Thank you so much for the last 2 1/2 years of education and letting us see into your life as a farmer😊
We love you! Don't apologize for being the wonderful person you are. I'm amazed at the huge amount of work, time, money and love that goes into any farm. You couldn't do it if you didn't love it...and we all can sense your love and devotion to the sheep. God bless you!
You do a great job with videos and with raising sheep. Your love of the animals comes through every vid, perhaps the most important message of all1 Know that you are loved.
Hi Sandi, Please! Never apologize for showing your emotions, that just shows you’re human... I started watching your videos when did blog #25 and I just been watching your videos ever since... I have watched how you love your animals... It’s your compassion and how down to earth that has kept me watching your videos... I love your Instagram videos and how I feel special when you answer my comments... So keep doing what you’re doing, and know you are loved… Sending you love and an abundance of blessings from Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 ♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼
Ahhh my sweet girl, you are doing a great job. I love seeing the real you happy , sad, it makes no difference. I just Love you being real, no fakery! we all have those days, lol that's what in part makes you so adorable. Thank you for showing us all the side of farming we do not get to see ( being the non farmers ) It really makes us understand what goings on, so when we pick up our meats at a store we have a better understanding into how it got there. Farming is such a lost art we take for granted. We should teach all are children the skill of animal husbandry in school. As well as farm management. Thank you for all you do dear Sandi, Hugs and Love to you and your Family!
Just do you! This is your outlet. Wouldn't be much of an outlet if you weren't able to tell us how you feel and what your going through. We are here to hear you. ❤️
Never apologise for being emotional! We want to see the reality of sheep farming, the hard parts, the bits that you need support to work through, and all the highs and lows. When you get a win, we celebrate with you, and when you're struggling, we're there to lift you up.
Never bored! I’ve watched so many lambing and barn clean outs and for whatever reason it never gets old! Love the new #shorts you’ve been adding in as well! Thanks for all you do Sandi!
I love the way you talk to your sheep, such affection, the rams are a friendly bunch because of you, you show love n affection so they show it back, best way for us to see the way you genuinely care. Keep doing what your doing. Xxx
I am encouraged by and appreciate you and your families hard work. Watching you helps me when I am having a difficult day and no worries because we all have them.
We all have times when we just feel low. It helps to talk about it sometimes. NOW, here's something I thought was awesome. I was watching Tech and Science videos about sheep and your barn was in it . I recognized it even before it got to excerpts from your vlogs here. I loved it that other youtubers see you as noteworthy in sheep farming.
Thank You! You are teaching us what you know and letting us see you learn along the way. With learning comes surprises and mistakes and stress. Im thankful that you have allowed us to ride along with you in your adventures, and your ability to persevere even when you feel really low. I cant say thank you enough. For your honesty, for your transparency, for your dedication. Thank you.
Nah! Never apologize! We're here to watch you and your journey! Love you Sandi! ♥️♥️Sending you love from Tennessee! I hope you know that you're amazing! Be your "Volcano" self 😍😍
Sandi, you work so hard and so much. Bless your heart. I used to be the same way during my working years, but I'm sure paying for it now at 64. I don't have to work at a job now but just doing everyday things we do, such as cooking and house cleaning has become very difficult for my body. Please remember me telling you this and try to rest more. Give your body many well deserved breaks.
As you are working tirelessly in the freezing cold...i’m watching you while lying in my warm bed...in So Calif. I truly admire your character and working ethics! 💕💕💕
Oh no, never boring! I love just hearing about your day, how your family is, what's up with lambing!! It all wonderful and very interesting! I look for you videos every day!
I love your channel, its one of the only channels I watch every time a new video comes out. Your channel is amazing because you show the good and bad. You get the real and I love that about you and your channel. Keep it up your amazing. ❤️❤️
TIM from Canada so if you were in the barn and you were having a bit of a water leak.. and you have squeegee all your water up and out... suggestion for you if you owe or can get a hold of a leaf blower... Use this it will dry up your water and you will not have any puddles it might be a bit messy but your ground will be dry and it just might keep the ace of your walkways.. same goes when you’re cleaning the pans.. after you were done you can use the leaf blower to blow out the small stuff that is in your way you would be surprised what a battery powered or corded leave blower will do something to look into
Never ever bored. Love seeing everything you post, your wins, losses, your honesty, vulnerability, and amazing strength, new stuff and repeats, your adventures with your farm, your family and friends. All of it. Keep on sheeping!
Tip for your standing water... get a good gas backpack leaf blower and save your back.. 😉 came for the lambs .. stayed because of you... you can never make EVERYONE happy.. but you do make a lot of us happy 😁
Your vlogs makes me happy!!! I also have sheep but due to illness I haven't been with them for the last two years ...... when I look at your vlogs it's like I'm with them .... greetings to you Sandi and your family !!💪💪💪💪🖐🖐🖐🐏🐑
Ahh, wow lots to cover: You're Welcome, let's never forget your're teaching us an industry as if we are at University for fractions on the penny. Bit my tongue til it turned blue about Lucy's coat and a handful of other YT dogs. Lucy did what the Shepherd did; she got a-hold of her jacket and literally whipped it to death. Having conquered her foe, pranced off to dig some critter in the river bank. Re: spring barn flooding - can a temporary lean-to of sorts be built along the length to give the snow somewhere to slide to and land, so it doesn't melt right onto the barn floor? Finally, Kinsey you're awesome!👍🐺
No need to apologise we are here for you always and if people don’t like what you do then they can unsubscribe all you are doing is giving people a refresher as well as letting new people know what goes on and that is not a bad thing so please keep doing you as they say and stay strong
Dobro veče jako vas rado pratim na you tube svaka čast koja volja i energija je uložena i imate poučne informacije za nas novo nastale ovčare javljam se iz Croatia
I just love your videos! Many years ago I raised toggenburg dairy goats and I can totally relate to your ups and downs with the sheep. My aunt and uncle lived a very similar life to yours as they were grain farmers and also raised montadale sheep. Not as big of an operation as you and your husband run though. I could watch your videos all day long. I love just live south of you in the states, just south of Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Keep smiling 😃 and hug those lambs for me. ❤❤
I love your channel Sandi. I’ve learned so much about sheep and grain farming. Everyday is an adventure with you and the sheep and takes me out of my house for a little while. I had no idea how hard farmers work, especially sheep farmers. The lambs are so very adorable. They are so curious and bouncy. I just wanted to say hi from Horseshoe Valley, Ontario.❤️
You are keeping it real as in farming is not always a box of choccies, love the content from you both , cheers and keep your chin up, cheers from Scotland.
Enjoy seeing the vast number of activities. Nice to see Jess in the barn from time to time. Way to help out there Jess ! Drying the barn out by hand has got to be tough. I wonder if Mark could fashion a squeegee to fit on the telehandler ? Since you finished off the tail-enders are you going to give a summary of the lambs sold in this group ? Cheers.
I love watching your “repeats,” because they never are exactly the same. You learn and share, and that’s wonderful! (Also, I’m watching this while I wait on surgery for my own broken leg, because of an ice related fall. x__x)
Never EVER feel that you have to apologize for having feelings and emotions. We love you for who you are. We’re emotional too so when your having a day just know that we feel for you.
I enjoy watching your content so much, Sandi. I am in awe of your energy. You work so hard! Your family are all hard workers, the ideal farm family. I’ve lived in farming country in the US most of my life, but I have no farming experience save working one summer at a grain company recording and filing harvest numbers! But I respect what you do more that I can say.
I love your channel so much! I've watched so many of your videos and I have not gotten bored once. You are so honest and real, and that makes it so enjoyable to watch. I really appreciate how you include the 'bad' too, because it makes it so much more real, and relatable. Keep up your good work! You're doing such a good job!
I was thinking of a shop vac ( industrial one) where Sandy just sucks up the water, but I like your idea better! Your idea would save a lot of time. Stay safe, stay sane, be well
There are many examples of tyre scrapers mounted on a frame that is quick attach to the Bobcat boom. They use an old earth scraper tyre cut in half and with one or both sidewalls are shaved down flat and mounted in a steel frame to collect and move liquid manure or bedding (or snow) by being pulled or pushed in front of the tractor or skid steer. However they would be too wide to drive down the feed passages in Sandi's barn. For narrow passages we had one which was a pedestrian controlled and steered machine with a curved rubber tipped blade out front and two big 12volt batteries mounted on top of a electric motor chain drive to a simple gearbox driving an axle with twin solid tyre wheels on either end. Two handles on the handle bars (1 for reverse and 1 for forward motion). The more you squeezed the faster it moved. Straight line powered movement and control was easy but steering around corners was a little tricky especially if you were using power to do so. It was designed that all the weight was balanced above the axle for max grip and making it easier to manouver in tight spaces.
You could always get a floor scrubber they have a squeegee on the back and on the front it has two scrubbing brushes. The best thing it propels it self and all you do is guide it along. The all run on batteries .
Sandi I check YT every day just hoping there will be something from you I love how authentic you are. Looking forward to all the new lambs. Oh and an early spring😄
It doesn't bother me whenever you are actually having a slow day or anything it makes me happy you don't bore me at all it makes me happy that you're in a position where you can have a day that was kind of chill.
I am a retired city girl. The reasons I watch: you are genuine wonderful human, your dogs are hilarious & always make me smile, the care you put into your flock is interesting, & those lambs are so cute. Stay just the way you are, you & you family stay safe, & thank you for sharing your life with us.
Sandi, I love turning your videos on and listening to them as I work on some project. You are so human and so easy relate to. I love the details and the big picture. I have to admit that it's the lambs that bring me in. Living in Idaho, we would travel to see the sheep lambing in February and every spring and fall the herds would be brought through town to take up into the hills for the summer. I don't think I'd ever raise sheep but I have a deep respect for those that farm and raise animals.
I’m glad you’re starting to realize that it’s OK to be vulnerable. Farming is a lot of ups and downs and that makes a person naturally emotional, not to mention the emotions that come with being public and creating content and wanting people to like something you put so much time and effort into. You’re one of a very few woman farmers on here and women are more willing to show how they feel because they’re more emotionally intelligent. You’re just continuing your pledge to keep all this real - you have always taken the time to show and explain your lowest lows in farming. You show us the reality that it’s not all perfect, and that’s why we appreciate you!
I love how it just takes one sheep/ ram to decide something.. seeing the girls hop out of the truck was funny, they all looked so scared until one jumped! Awesome!
I wish more people in the world were as kind and sensitive as you. The true love you show towards the sheep and their babies is amazing to watch, no matter how many times we see it! Whether you're happy, sad, mad, excited, disappointed, in love with a new baby, or grieving over a lost ewe or lamb, you're 100% genuine! Keep doing you! God bless and keep you and your family safe.
I absolutely LOVE how you're so true and honest, a very rare trait to see on RUclips and the internet. You keep it real, and that's what matters. Watching all the mini segments of various parts of your farm life is what makes this channel so awesome. You blend them together so well, it's pure brilliant awesomeness. You Sandi are undeniably my favorite lady on the internet. I seriously check my phone EVERYDAY for a notification if you posted a new video, lol, and if not, I go find 1, 2 or 4 older ones to watch again, because I just gotta, ya know, get my "Sandi and her Sheep" fix in!!! Kinsey has definitely come into her own when it comes to herding those sheep!! She guides them to the gate so well, like she's dancing behind them, and then she looks at you with her tail wagging and she doggy smiles so proudly... I can't hold back my huge grin at her!! She's precious beyond measure!! Bella's a big girl now, and before we know it, she's gonna be bred too. How time flies!! But that's how it is when you find someone worthy to follow, to subscribe to, and to love.
My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!!
Sandi, you DO NOT bore us!! The complete opposite - we love watching you & the animals & you have saved us during this pandemic!!! I look forward to seeing updates & your videos. You bring joy to us daily 😊
Also...
I was super emotional last week as well - I chalked it up to the full moon🌛
Have a great week.
I sincerely appreciate the good that you do for the world. Planet Earth needs more people like you, Sandi that have care and compassion!
Never apologize for sharing your real self. We all go through it and you make us feel normal! Blessings from Texas.💗💗💗
I have my own sheep and do all of these chores myself. Yet I don’t miss a single episode. Every time you go over something I learn something new even if it’s the 5th time.
My client and I did a happy dance over the new gates fitting. Since I ground out my client watches your videos too, we’ve been watching them together. You’re the best, and greatly loved. You got this!
I am not a farmer, nor have I ever been a farmer, but I enjoy watching your videos because you are so real! You tell it like it is, and you show your humanity. I don't care if you have a bad day because we all have bad days. I'm retired, and with Covid, I don't get out of the house much. Your videos are much more entertaining than the stuff on TV these days here in the States!
Thank you for your videos, and keep them coming!
. Just like me though I'm in Uk
What you do is HARD work! Everyone has good days and bad days and we are here BECAUSE you share the struggle as well as the triumph of being a modern shepherdess. You are enough and we truly enjoy your content.
I love your stories. I don’t mind hearing them over again. I like that you show emotion. Showing is good. I like the gong show days and the non gong show days 😊 keep up the good work!
Sandi- never apologize for showing the real you. It is so refreshing to see an authentic person simply sharing their life. ❤🐑
Exactly.
And also Sandi - please remember we subbed here because we love you and your content. Just as it is.
Exactly!!!
Part of the society issue is people do NOT show real emotions!
@@julieenslow5915
Agreed!...So sick of plastic people!
The quick sketch you did with Lucy was joyous, I watched more than once, don't puppies have such a joyful life that it makes you smile and brings your mood up thanks Sandi 🐕
What shines through in your videos is how much you love your animals. I find your vlogs so interesting!
Sandi, one of the reasons I like your channel so much is because you let your vulnerability show! I feel vulnerable too and coping with life is very challenging at times. It really help to watch another person having similar experiences and know that I’m not the only one who has these issues.
We never tire of seeing the "same old things" because your farm and sheep are so far from our everyday experience. And we love to see your love and enthusiasm for your farm. Just keep sharing your everyday ups and downs. We all have downs. We totally understand.
I want to see all the things all the time. ❤️ I love watching your channel. I have never even been near a sheep in my life but could watch you do what you do for hours. Thanks for letting us in on your life.
Sandi never apologise for being emotionally hun, it just shows that your human like us. It doesn’t matter if you how many times you repeat something, we all still love ❤️ everything you do. Sending you love ❤️ from the UK XXX 😘
I admire you so so so so SO much! For being such a hard worker but being able to stay vulnerable. That’s a strength. You never bore us, I love learning about the sheep world, and I love seeing how far you and the farm come
Thank you Sandi, your channel has become my happy place. Love your way of talking to us. I can’t seem to get enough and don’t care how repetitive you’re day can seem to be. Thanks for taking me along.
No you don’t bore us. It’s understandable to have ups and downs in both work and or life.
Sandi keeps me sane with this SOCIAL DISTANCE thing we are forced to put up with in California. She makes my days/evenings at home feel less claustrophobic.
I love always hearing some of the same information because I forget and to hear it again helps me remember and I love hearing just day to day stuff I’ve been watching for like 2 years now and I’ve never been bored of it!
I ditto these 2 commenters. They say it much better than I can. 💖🥰
@@cooperdawn5706 Yes. Any teacher knows that repetition helps people retain information.
@@janetepstein9733 You should try social distancing in Montreal. No restaurants etc and an 8 o'clock curfew. Sandi helps keeping me sane
I've been watching your videos for 2 1/2 years now and I love them all. Everything you do from each lambing season to the next is never boring. Always full of education. And even though you touch on the same topic at different times throughout the year it's never the same exact delivery. So keeps me interested. Thank you so much for the last 2 1/2 years of education and letting us see into your life as a farmer😊
We love you! Don't apologize for being the wonderful person you are. I'm amazed at the huge amount of work, time, money and love that goes into any farm. You couldn't do it if you didn't love it...and we all can sense your love and devotion to the sheep. God bless you!
You do a great job with videos and with raising sheep. Your love of the animals comes through every vid, perhaps the most important message of all1 Know that you are loved.
Hi Sandi, Please! Never apologize for showing your emotions, that just shows you’re human... I started watching your videos when did blog #25 and I just been watching your videos ever since... I have watched how you love your animals... It’s your compassion and how down to earth that has kept me watching your videos... I love your Instagram videos and how I feel special when you answer my comments... So keep doing what you’re doing, and know you are loved… Sending you love and an abundance of blessings from Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 ♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼
Ahhh my sweet girl, you are doing a great job. I love seeing the real you happy , sad, it makes no difference. I just Love you being real, no fakery! we all have those days, lol that's what in part makes you so adorable. Thank you for showing us all the side of farming we do not get to see ( being the non farmers ) It really makes us understand what goings on, so when we pick up our meats at a store we have a better understanding into how it got there. Farming is such a lost art we take for granted. We should teach all are children the skill of animal husbandry in school. As well as farm management. Thank you for all you do dear Sandi, Hugs and Love to you and your Family!
Just me being picky. Farming can't be a lost art if there are thousands of farmers producing food all over the world.
Your dog’s random running and jumping in and out of the bunk/pens cracks me up. Thanks for sharing this video
Just do you! This is your outlet. Wouldn't be much of an outlet if you weren't able to tell us how you feel and what your going through. We are here to hear you. ❤️
Never apologise for being emotional! We want to see the reality of sheep farming, the hard parts, the bits that you need support to work through, and all the highs and lows. When you get a win, we celebrate with you, and when you're struggling, we're there to lift you up.
Absolutely!!!
I am never bored watching you and your family! You are all very entertaining and I enjoy the sheep too! 😉
Oh Girl - from one “volcano” to another. We keep things interesting! Bless the men who are man enough to handle us!
Haha Amen!!!
The way you edit is a beautiful blend of soothing familiarity and novelty that never feels the same or gets boring. ❤️
Never bored! I’ve watched so many lambing and barn clean outs and for whatever reason it never gets old! Love the new #shorts you’ve been adding in as well! Thanks for all you do Sandi!
I love the way you talk to your sheep, such affection, the rams are a friendly bunch because of you, you show love n affection so they show it back, best way for us to see the way you genuinely care. Keep doing what your doing. Xxx
I am encouraged by and appreciate you and your families hard work. Watching you helps me when I am having a difficult day and no worries because we all have them.
We all have times when we just feel low. It helps to talk about it sometimes. NOW, here's something I thought was awesome. I was watching Tech and Science videos about sheep and your barn was in it . I recognized it even before it got to excerpts from your vlogs here. I loved it that other youtubers see you as noteworthy in sheep farming.
Sandi, you're doing ALL GREAT THINGS with your channel. Love it.Love it!! Stay blessed Brock Family.💖💖🐑💖💖
Thank You! You are teaching us what you know and letting us see you learn along the way. With learning comes surprises and mistakes and stress. Im thankful that you have allowed us to ride along with you in your adventures, and your ability to persevere even when you feel really low. I cant say thank you enough. For your honesty, for your transparency, for your dedication. Thank you.
I love watching you on your farm. You showing your emotions means that it's real life and not always a bed of roses.
Nah! Never apologize! We're here to watch you and your journey! Love you Sandi! ♥️♥️Sending you love from Tennessee! I hope you know that you're amazing! Be your "Volcano" self 😍😍
Sandi, you work so hard and so much. Bless your heart. I used to be the same way during my working years, but I'm sure paying for it now at 64. I don't have to work at a job now but just doing everyday things we do, such as cooking and house cleaning has become very difficult for my body. Please remember me telling you this and try to rest more. Give your body many well deserved breaks.
Love every minute Sandy. Hoof trimming, bedding, weaning day and all else. You really make my day better everytime you post.
As you are working tirelessly in the freezing cold...i’m watching you while lying in my warm bed...in So Calif. I truly admire your character and working ethics! 💕💕💕
I’m 55 and I just tried lamb for the very first time, and I love it!
You are my very favorite reality show! The emotion, arguments, stink eye, all help us to really feel the moment you are in. Thanks for that!
Don't change a thing! We watch because your real! Keep up the good work Sandi!
Oh no, never boring! I love just hearing about your day, how your family is, what's up with lambing!! It all wonderful and very interesting! I look for you videos every day!
Kinsey did so good with those new ewes!! She's really stepped up her game. 😍
I never in my lifetime, thought that I'd enjoy watching someone raise sheep! But, I do! Thank you. Wisconsin
I love your channel, its one of the only channels I watch every time a new video comes out. Your channel is amazing because you show the good and bad. You get the real and I love that about you and your channel. Keep it up your amazing. ❤️❤️
TIM from Canada so if you were in the barn and you were having a bit of a water leak.. and you have squeegee all your water up and out... suggestion for you if you owe or can get a hold of a leaf blower... Use this it will dry up your water and you will not have any puddles it might be a bit messy but your ground will be dry and it just might keep the ace of your walkways.. same goes when you’re cleaning the pans.. after you were done you can use the leaf blower to blow out the small stuff that is in your way you would be surprised what a battery powered or corded leave blower will do something to look into
I don’t have sheep, I don’t eat sheep, and I will never have sheep. I watch because of you! Be you!
But the wool!! 😁😁
Yep I knit. Would love to get wool from your sheep
Never ever bored. Love seeing everything you post, your wins, losses, your honesty, vulnerability, and amazing strength, new stuff and repeats, your adventures with your farm, your family and friends. All of it. Keep on sheeping!
Tip for your standing water... get a good gas backpack leaf blower and save your back.. 😉 came for the lambs .. stayed because of you... you can never make EVERYONE happy.. but you do make a lot of us happy 😁
Thank you so much for doing these videos. They are my go-to when I need an escape. Very educational.
Sandi, you are a very nice person, all-round! 🌼🌸🌺
The way you do it is just right. Everyday is different and it’s wonderful to watch you! Thank you for uploading!
Your vlogs makes me happy!!! I also have sheep but due to illness I haven't been with them for the last two years ...... when I look at your vlogs it's like I'm with them .... greetings to you Sandi and your family !!💪💪💪💪🖐🖐🖐🐏🐑
Thank you for letting us be a part of your farm family .. I love your whole set up ...its amazing
Sandi, please just be you, that’s what we are here for :) your vlogs are honestly what has gotten me through the past 12 months.
I love the lambing just to see what comes out and what color. Everyone is human, and emotions are part of being human.
Ahh, wow lots to cover: You're Welcome, let's never forget your're teaching us an industry as if we are at University for fractions on the penny. Bit my tongue til it turned blue about Lucy's coat and a handful of other YT dogs. Lucy did what the Shepherd did; she got a-hold of her jacket and literally whipped it to death. Having conquered her foe, pranced off to dig some critter in the river bank. Re: spring barn flooding - can a temporary lean-to of sorts be built along the length to give the snow somewhere to slide to and land, so it doesn't melt right onto the barn floor? Finally, Kinsey you're awesome!👍🐺
Keep up the good fight and you will win. Thank you for what you are doing and continuing to help many of us learn.
No need to apologise we are here for you always and if people don’t like what you do then they can unsubscribe all you are doing is giving people a refresher as well as letting new people know what goes on and that is not a bad thing so please keep doing you as they say and stay strong
I appreciate your videos and seeing sheep farming from your perspective. You’re human, working very hard and love your animals. I admire you!
Sandy, never apologize for emotions. We laugh and tear right along with you I’m looking forward to my 4th lambing with you. ❤️
It never gets old! I love lambing!
Stay your authentic self!
Your doing awesome, even if goat ignores you👏🥰👍
If you don't get bored doing it over and over again, we don't get bored tagging along and watching it! 😊
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i dont mind you showing your emotions, to me that just make you real and likable ,love watching you working your lambs, it is always very neat to see.
I just love your videos! Many years ago I raised toggenburg dairy goats and I can totally relate to your ups and downs with the sheep. My aunt and uncle lived a very similar life to yours as they were grain farmers and also raised montadale sheep. Not as big of an operation as you and your husband run though. I could watch your videos all day long. I love just live south of you in the states, just south of Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Keep smiling 😃 and hug those lambs for me. ❤❤
That first ram, though. He is reveling in his smugness that he was a good boy. 😁
We love you Sandi keep doing your thing gal👏👏👍
The way you are doing it is literally what I'm here for. No special fluff needed. The rhythm of your life grounds my existence as a shut in.
I love your channel Sandi. I’ve learned so much about sheep and grain farming. Everyday is an adventure with you and the sheep and takes me out of my house for a little while. I had no idea how hard farmers work, especially sheep farmers. The lambs are so very adorable. They are so curious and bouncy. I just wanted to say hi from Horseshoe Valley, Ontario.❤️
I love that you share the good. The bad and the ugly. Your strenghts and heartache are you! thank you for being you😁. here in Wyoming cheering you on
You are keeping it real as in farming is not always a box of choccies, love the content from you both , cheers and keep your chin up, cheers from Scotland.
Enjoy seeing the vast number of activities. Nice to see Jess in the barn from time to time. Way to help out there Jess ! Drying the barn out by hand has got to be tough. I wonder if Mark could fashion a squeegee to fit on the telehandler ? Since you finished off the tail-enders are you going to give a summary of the lambs sold in this group ? Cheers.
I’m always amazed at how much you do EVERY day! I love your babies too. They make me happy 😊
I love watching your “repeats,” because they never are exactly the same. You learn and share, and that’s wonderful!
(Also, I’m watching this while I wait on surgery for my own broken leg, because of an ice related fall. x__x)
Good luck with the surgery!
I’m sure I didn’t start watching day 1. I just staring watching and have never stopped. Keep doing what your doing. We learn as you go.
Never EVER feel that you have to apologize for having feelings and emotions. We love you for who you are. We’re emotional too so when your having a day just know that we feel for you.
I enjoy watching your content so much, Sandi. I am in awe of your energy. You work so hard! Your family are all hard workers, the ideal farm family. I’ve lived in farming country in the US most of my life, but I have no farming experience save working one summer at a grain company recording and filing harvest numbers! But I respect what you do more that I can say.
I love your channel so much! I've watched so many of your videos and I have not gotten bored once. You are so honest and real, and that makes it so enjoyable to watch. I really appreciate how you include the 'bad' too, because it makes it so much more real, and relatable. Keep up your good work! You're doing such a good job!
I love your day to day challenges. All I need is a video a day. I feel like I’ve missed something if 1 day goes by.
Love your humor, " sheepishly" when people miss stuff it's the daily needs.
Please keep doing it they way you always have. It is real. We love that you allow us to share your life.
If you were always perfect and happy, it would be boring. Thank you for being genuine.
You are amazing and showing your emotions is completely welcome. You’re an inspiration!
"they" should design a squeegee for your tractor to put on your blade...Ideas for Jack
I was thinking of a shop vac ( industrial one) where Sandy just sucks up the water, but I like your idea better! Your idea would save a lot of time.
Stay safe, stay sane, be well
@Nick DeJohn What about a lawn tractor or an ATV with a plow attachment? Could that be MacGyvered ?
they do have a side by side...maybe a atv(DONT remember seeing it) so it's possible🤔
There are many examples of tyre scrapers mounted on a frame that is quick attach to the Bobcat boom. They use an old earth scraper tyre cut in half and with one or both sidewalls are shaved down flat and mounted in a steel frame to collect and move liquid manure or bedding (or snow) by being pulled or pushed in front of the tractor or skid steer. However they would be too wide to drive down the feed passages in Sandi's barn.
For narrow passages we had one which was a pedestrian controlled and steered machine with a curved rubber tipped blade out front and two big 12volt batteries mounted on top of a electric motor chain drive to a simple gearbox driving an axle with twin solid tyre wheels on either end. Two handles on the handle bars (1 for reverse and 1 for forward motion). The more you squeezed the faster it moved. Straight line powered movement and control was easy but steering around corners was a little tricky especially if you were using power to do so. It was designed that all the weight was balanced above the axle for max grip and making it easier to manouver in tight spaces.
You could always get a floor scrubber they have a squeegee on the back and on the front it has two scrubbing brushes. The best thing it propels it self and all you do is guide it along. The all run on batteries .
Sandi I check YT every day just hoping there will be something from you I love how authentic you are. Looking forward to all the new lambs. Oh and an early spring😄
It doesn't bother me whenever you are actually having a slow day or anything it makes me happy you don't bore me at all it makes me happy that you're in a position where you can have a day that was kind of chill.
Don't worry about showing us things more than once. Even those of us who are not farmers enjoy seeing your routines and effort.
I am a retired city girl. The reasons I watch: you are genuine wonderful human, your dogs are hilarious & always make me smile, the care you put into your flock is interesting, & those lambs are so cute. Stay just the way you are, you & you family stay safe, & thank you for sharing your life with us.
The world needs more kindness. U be you and we all choose to be here and watch. Its amazing how much you care for your animals and alow us to be here.
Sandi, I love turning your videos on and listening to them as I work on some project. You are so human and so easy relate to. I love the details and the big picture. I have to admit that it's the lambs that bring me in. Living in Idaho, we would travel to see the sheep lambing in February and every spring and fall the herds would be brought through town to take up into the hills for the summer. I don't think I'd ever raise sheep but I have a deep respect for those that farm and raise animals.
Keep that farm life rolling! Love to watch the lambs, ewes, and your pups❤❤
I’m glad you’re starting to realize that it’s OK to be vulnerable. Farming is a lot of ups and downs and that makes a person naturally emotional, not to mention the emotions that come with being public and creating content and wanting people to like something you put so much time and effort into. You’re one of a very few woman farmers on here and women are more willing to show how they feel because they’re more emotionally intelligent. You’re just continuing your pledge to keep all this real - you have always taken the time to show and explain your lowest lows in farming. You show us the reality that it’s not all perfect, and that’s why we appreciate you!
Like others have said, your content is not boring. I'm always learning something from you and your hard work is inspiring!
I just love to watch your interaction with your sheep! Thank you for all you do!
I love how it just takes one sheep/ ram to decide something.. seeing the girls hop out of the truck was funny, they all looked so scared until one jumped! Awesome!