I was raised on a sheep farm. I helped with the shearing. My Dad seldom cut the sheep. If he did, he put an antiseptic on it. The sheep didn't struggle once they knew what was happening. Our sheep were handled with care. They are GENTLE ANIMALS, no need for ruffness. The people in this video are cruel money lovers.
I'm not making it past the first 20 seconds. Disgusting. We are given the animals on this planet to steward. The other vids on this channel are similarly disturbing. It's why I pick my American/local food producers carefully and try to NEVER eat commercial slaughterhouse meat by choice. Now I'll have to try to check where the materials (wool) in my clothing is sourced, too.
I homestead. I'm not normally upset by videos, I know the reality. But this one needed a comment left. Those sheep had some pretty long, deep cuts. I'm shocked that a professional setup would do that - and nothing put on those areas to prevent flies from attacking. The fleeces had areas of blood on them when they were being skirted. Dang...I thought in today's modern world we did a little better by the sheep. I just sheared one of mine today, one small nick and we treated it. I used hand shears too, those electric ones can really cut a sheep badly if not done carefully. Makes the wool industry go down a notch in my mind... The rest of the video was interesting on a large scale model, I just couldn't get past those sheep with gaping wounds and the blood on the fleeces (tells you the cuts were deep).
@@mwatts-riley2688 I’m sure peta has way bigger things on its plate than some knicked sheep… there’s some other brutal brutal treatment of animals out there needing to be dealt with! (Not that I don’t feel for these sheep, those men should be ashamed!)
@@alayalaluz u have to realize that if sheep isnt being Sheared it could be a threat to the sheep. even tho the men in the video are very harsh the amount of wool growing on the sheep would be more critical to the sheeps life
My grandparents owned a sheep shearing business. If they had someone that tore up a sheep like the first guy in this video, he would have been off the plant faster than he could get that fleece to the wool sack. Our dogs we used to help get the sheep from the fields to the pens and chutes - they weren't allowed to abuse them either. In fact we bred our border collies to ensure they were more biddable and able to work sheep without injury to them. Sheepmen (Shepards) needed their stock treated well and kept healthy. It's too bad that today's industry doesn't seem to value that integrity of the profession anymore.
@@ermaaaldosstimusic You say that, but getting infections and reducing stock quality isn't beneficial to your income in the long run. It's complete rubbish that treating animals badly give you better profits and always brought up by greenies who have spent their entire lives living in cities watching disney movies.
Seriously! I've watched sheep get sheared in only a few minutes, and the shearers managed to be WAY gentler than this! Respecting livestock seems to go right out the window when a factory is built.
@@campbellaviation7289 what do you mean “you should see.” I’ve seen it all. Chicks getting smashed by machines like nothing as their meat splatters into containers. Fucking terrible.
Traditional shearers are gentle and professional. There is a great respect for the sheep. What is a shame is that the wool market has become so specialized. There are many places that give about 50 cents per coat and it costs the farmer up to $15. To get the shearing done. For most shepherds it is about the sheep’s comfort more than the wool product. But if wool were more widely used in clothing and people realized just how warm and comfy it can be..the mills would have to pay much more.
Actually it's harder to find people that practice humane shearing, farming of the sheep these days is generally trash especially in cultures that have more sheep to shear. The more sheep the less it matters to them, production gets faster and the demand is higher, so lower quality work is often the result. And besides general laborers on farms make such little money they don't care.
people don't buy wool because they hoard clothes and once moths start getting in them you're fucked. You start spending money on moth repellents and can't get rid of them. Unfortunately fast fashion works its wonders yet again :)
@@florinmoldovanu moth holes are an opportunity -- decorative repairs! Or just let the holes be...no different than the designer blue jeans with massive holes & tears!
What? We should stop shearing them for them to die from overheat? They are happy that they are sheared. Wool is making them hot so in summer farmers shear them to let them feel better and not die from overheating. So what are you talking about? And they grow it back
@@loumason6120 the hell is wrong with you. Sheep need to be sheerd to be haalthy and feel more comfortable in summer. Let me ask you this simple question. How would you feel if you had 4 swaeters on you 24/7, but its summer and you are not in an air conditioned area.?
@@sv_cheats1970 ALL i was saying at first was why tf do you have to pull the sheep's neck back and freak it out and maybe even hurt it? Then shave them like ya just don't care if they get cuts? I can be sensitive but revengeful. I just happen to like sheep and it pisses me off to see them get thrown around for a few dollars. And the jerks doing rodeos chasing down calves and tying there legs up after they SLAM them to the ground..then the fools that did it get up all puffed up like they just accomplished their dream.
@@loumason6120 bending the sheep's neck backwards like that is a common sheep handling method. It is uncomfortable but not painful to the sheep done to encourage the sheep to stay still for the safety of both the shearer and the sheep. As for the shearing like they don't care about cutting it... It may appear that way to you but in order to get the best cuts each blow of the clippers needs to be fast and confident. This prevents machinery from seizing up and causing injury, and also minimises the time the sheep is being restrained for. Cuts are unfortunately common in the shearing shed but most are small and caused by a slight movement in the sheep, skin issues or a problem in the blades of the machine. Fortunately most of these should be minor cuts that heal naturally and are protected by a sheep's lanolin.
As a person who grew up on a farm, here's some info for ya: The sheep does need to be 'upside doesn't in order for it to be less likely to wriggle. The sheep wriggling is what causes most cuts. It does seem like there are more cuts than I would expect here though. If the shearer accidentally made a small cut we would immediately spray it with antiseptic which is marked with a purple dye so you can see it has been treated, and if it was any bigger than a tiny bit we might put a kind of tape on it (like a sheep plaster). Most sheep we had would emerge without cuts. Shearing is neccesary because modern sheep breeds don't shed their wool in summer and are more likely to get heat stroke, undetected maggots (which eat the sheep alive) if not shaven, and would eventually find it hard to walk if their wool was left to grow for years
I’ve seen many people who shear sheep professionally and without hanging them upside down. Would you do that to a child to get them to stop wiggling??? It’s ridiculous.
if people wouldn't breed sheep to have this much wool they wouldn't rely on humans not to overheat. wild sheep shed naturally, bred sheep just show once more how cruel humans are. and the thing is, we don't even need wool, there's plenty of other materials that we could use instead
Only a person who has no experience handling farm animals would make a comment like this, they treated them just fine. A sheep will rock your world if you don’t handle them properly, if they had any pain or fear they wouldn’t comply.
First of all you need to give the animals more space to where you dont have to bend its neck back. Seccond of all can you please be more careful with the sheep during the shaving process, on of the sheep walked away with a large cut on its side. Third of all please respect the helpless animals...
i am pretty sure the sheep does not live in that small area. Animals like this are gathered to a small space when ppl are about to "work" with them. Just imagine collecting them from a huge field! It would be a slow work, which would never get done. And if you watched carefully, you see, that when they were sheared, they were released into a wide area.
@@lifeispoetry8349 Yeh, you're right. We definitely need more psychopaths in the world. Forget compassion and empathy. Animals are just here for us to use and exploit and kill by the billions like disposable sofas.
@@lightsrallon907 *yes* Not only Animals. We can kill people too! And eat them too! So why just limit yourself to animals, when you can in psycho way kill people too hm?
Yes wool or any natural fibers are better than polyesters and plastic . We just need to get our wool from local people Who doesn't neglect their animals thats what I Do
Yes there is. These folks probably just want to get it done fast so they can shear the next one. I've seen sheep sheared in many parts of the world. In Iceland they were so careful and if they nic a sheep they treat them right away.
Well now I'm really glad I rarely get wool yarn and when I do, it's all local. that poor sheep had cuts EVERYWHERE and the shearer had so many second cuts but didn't care. I watch a traveling shearer who takes her time to get smooth blankets and makes every effort to ensure the sheep, llama or alpaca is safe and comfortable the whole time. But the guys in these clips were awful, I don't care how many you have to do, those sheep can deal with waiting if it means they won't get practically butchered to get sheared
Yes we need more law allowing people to know how and where their Product are made . In today's world most closes are made by using slave in others countries for cheap and where animals are abused like that . Local and quality should be favored over cheap and poor quality but we live in a capitalist world where people would rather vote for Rich buisness Man instead of people Who are knowledgable and care about the wellbeing of the people rather than developpement. We need to come back to our sources rather than cheap materialism were poor people are used to make the Rich more Rich and the poor more poor .
sheep are very docile sweet animals who don't have to be treated this badly I will never wear wool, cotton grows on a plant my mom picked tons of cotton growing up that's what I wear & use
Most traditional sheep farmers handle their sheep with love and care and hand-shear them. They try very hard to not nic or cut the sheep and don’t do cruel things. This is a very sad and poor example of sheering and honestly should be shut down. Regular sheep farmers really need support right now though so instead of not buying any just buy from small owners (:
I used to think that shearing causes no pain, just some discomfort from the sheep being held down. But if you pause this video at minute 1:08, you will notice 3 cuts left by the shearing process on a sheep that had just left the mill.
Yeah - this normal in the wool industry. Sheeps are actually a very kind and caring animal. I know people who has sheeps as pets on the contry side. These sheeps are cared for, hugged, hand fed, played with and the love when they get their whool cut. They stand still and enjoy being cared for and are not hurt in any way - just like a dog getting their fur combed and cut ❤
I want to recommend you a channel called right choice shearing. It's this lady who shears sheep in small Texas farms. There you can see how shearing should actually be done. The wounds and bleeding you see on the sheep here isn't normal the people weren't careful at all. Sadly for domesticated sheep shearing is inevitable, if they don't get their coats off they run the risk of wool blindness,overheating and so on.
Guys I'm going to be honest, I clicked on this video because I genuinely thought these guys hung all the sheep by their feet upside down just so they can shear them. That is cruelty
I work for post consumer brands. We process cereal around the globe, fruity pebble’s, s’mores, cinnamon toast crust, honey bunches of oats, frosted shredded wheats the list goes on. The pneumatics in machinery and science behind it is amazing. Allot of factory and hard working employees goes behind it. People never realize it purchasing it, awesome video. 💯🤙🏼. I appreciate a warm pair of Wool socks now more than I did before, hope you all appreciate you’re bowl of cereal coming from a factory worker myself.
don't eat that crap. Marketed as healthy. Psh what a lie. Also it take workers in every single business to make this thing work so I simply appreciate people who work vs not appreciating lazy people who don't work and suckle off the system. I don't single out one type of worker to bow to and shower with appreciation because nobody is above another.
O my Lord 🙏 how You educate people perfectly how you put great ideas in our minds as we born with no skills. I really astonished while watching a single single machine working amazingly good. This is all we got by YOUR blessings. Thank you so much my Lord 🙏❤️ we are nothing without YOU.
@@babecat2000 how about when your son gets a haircut would you just “ get over it “ if the barber was cutting your sons head up with the clippers ? In the video you can see huge cuts from the shears . They are living creatures why be so rough with them ?
@@Allthingslife30 Go give them barber seats and professional barbers. .. Just like how you think it goes the same as humans... Then if you feel pity for them don't buy clothes.
@@InHiraeth lol don’t buy clothes? So wanting the shearer to be less rough with the sheep results in me not buying clothes anymore lol? I understand what “point” you are trying to make but it’s just a dumb one .
I really enjoyed watching the entire process from raw fiber to funished product. The onky thing i didn't care for was the opening picture of sheep hanging from their legs and the rough handling during shearing. This is a very important renewable resource and glad to see it's staying in the USA 🇺🇸. 👍👍👍
I'm user of the wool)) Потрясающий ролик. Конечно, хотелось бы чтобы каждой овечке почесывали брюшко перед стрижкой и проигрывали "Норму" Беллини...натуральную прекрасную шерсть не заменит никакая синтетика. Я шью и вяжу для себя и родных. Какое наслаждение касаться хорошего материала. А как глаза радуются, видя блеск шерсти или шелка!) Спасибо Вам за чудесный ролик! Наслаждалась и удивлялась!
It's weird to think that every fiber in clothing either came from a living animal's hair follicle or from the living structures of a plant. Makes you appreciate it more.
@@SaraanSarangi only the shearing can hurt the animal. When you shear by hand, you use big, sharp sheep shears, which are basically huge scissors. To be honest, this looks safer. Because.. pinching a sheep with one of those might do more than draw blood.
I have a friend who owns a small hobby farm with a couple dozen sheep. They're mostly pets but they do sheer them and sell their wool to a place that processes it. She says they're so frisky when they get sheered, like they're suddenly so much lighter and feel so much better. Sometimes they'll run in circles and start playing.
@Steve Matherson same here.... what a small world.... who knew I could find common ground with you! 😂 your slacking on the bleeding heart comments though lol I'm slowly losing interest 😂
@Steve Matherson damn, I was seriously hoping for steak... maybe next year 😂 but hey, I promise you the juiciest medium rare steak cooked to perfection, and a big, comfy wool sweater for your birthday.... I feel like I'm getting shorted... I might be on the short end of this stick, but who am I to judge 😂
This makes me never want to buy wool/wool products/etc from non-homestead sellers. I cant imagine how many companies probably have farms that treat their animals (I was raised on a farm, with goats, chickens, and cattle. I never personally had sheep but my mom did). Its so unethical, i dont know how people rationalize this with themselves
@John Everyman I genuinely think you need to see a psychiatrist. It sounds to me like you might be suffering from sociopathy or psychopathy. People who don’t care about animals, develop feelings of not caring for other people. It’s dangerous and destructive. You need help. Your sick.
I grew up in a shearing town. Most of the shearer’s I knew shore competitively and were amazing but there were still a few that were just doing it for the money. They never lasted long as they wouldn’t be rehired. This footage looks like Australia and not on shearing day just to film. When they’re shearing they’ll be doing thousands. I work in the oil and gas industry now days and would far rather buy woollen clothing than synthetic. The thumbnail that wasn’t shown in video could also be in Norway. They don’t shear them there until they go to the meat plant.
Not sure who taught them how to sheer but they did a horrible job! 1. A good shearer would not treat the animals that roughly and 2. There are so many second cuts on the wool, they are rendering it absolutely useless.
But dear u know one survey Conclude that there will be more then 85% meat eaters in india and would be the number two meat exporter in world at 2035...
Using the words normal or typical does not make pain go away or justify poor behavior. There is always room for improvement :) There are atrocities practiced all around the world considered normal which delays improvement.
go check your wardrobes some of your dressings that have fleece linings come from this including your shoes, bags and belt (leather) etc. so y'all lying that everything you use is cotton except you know every process that goes into producing the cheap imported sweat shop sht yall wear and p.s I'm from the tropics too
@Yog Sothothologist you make it sound like you're a sheep and know how they feel. I simply just saw how they were treated so roughly and was stating that they should be more gentle.
i have grown to hate the human race. the older i get, the more intense the hate. it's hard to live with such hate but how can you excuse horrific animal abuse. and i mean in the factory farms. this is bad too but the factory farm is holocaust. i'm ashamed to part of the human race.
It's hard to explain but most animals are different than us when it comes to tolerance and strength. A majority of humans have become more gentle living in safer and cushioned environments so our tolerance in evolution has gone down and to get back up we need to build it individually. Sheep are part of the animal kingdom that still live in the outdoors all their life on the earth full of hard minerals. You will see the difference if you put one human in normal housing circumstance and one out in the wild to fend for themselves. If you bring them together years later there will be a significant difference in mentality and physical attributes (even if the normal society human works out and lifts weights it will still be different due to the experiences) HOWEVER, them cutting the sheep to where it bleeds is not supposed to happen.
@@TornSilencio it was the getting so close that they bleed and how they would grab them and drag them by the neck. That’s not a good thing to do to any living thing.
Sheep are a lot more tough. Most farms are way worse about it too. By the way, the sheep was not bleeding from handling. It was small nicks from the razor. I remember shaving a sheep at my grandparents ranch. Their skin is full of folds so it’s really easy to nick. Ps, that wasn’t rough because you need to hold a sheep down or else it will kick and buck and get nicks from the razor. They did it in a really safe way.
Great video!!! God has truly given men and women so much wisdom and knowledge to make clothes. He created the sheep and mankind to make clothes for people all over the world. Please be more careful with the sheep, they are making you money!!!
Jesus, those deep cuts on the sheep at 1:07 and the many second cuts during the shearing. That guy is a crappy shearer who is only interested in saving time and not doing a good job that puts the well being of the animal at heart.
0:50 if you see on the right leg of the sheep, there was a cut because of the rasor. I know how it feels when you get hurt from a rasor. Please be more careful with those animals.
My first thought when the shearer pulled the sheep's head back was animal cruelty! I have seen people shear a sheep in competitions, sheer a sheep in a few minutes with much more care for the sheep.
why are you people so fuckin dumb??? i just don't understand how someone could possibly be that dumb...they handle them with care and they did nothingg wrong to the animals what the fuck is wrong with yall
Does wool shrink on the sheep when it gets wet? I'm not kidding i really want to know if it does and if not why does it shrink when in the form of a garment?
@@igors.787 If the men are hurrying, yes. And that's because this is a business. But it's still effed up to cut animals up because you're in a hurry. That had to hurt.
Ahmad Ahmad you see well my friend..sadly its abuse,very often the sheep is punched,or kicked with shoes,sometime legs are broken...they dont care people is paid for the effective work..
The problem is the shearer's comb, it's too sharp. After passing through thousands of sheep the steel combs wear and the points get too sharp, which is easily remedied with a pointing stone. If he were my employee, I'd have him stop and point his combs. It just takes a few minutes. If any employee hits or kicks a sheep, he'd get one stern warning. Those kinds also tend to get in fights with other employees and nobody wants them around. The shearer is highly skilled and knows he's cutting them, but he doesn't want to stop because it's piece work and pays pretty darn good, like $500 a day good. He knows the sheep will completely heal in two days and leave no scar, but really he shouldn't use that as an excuse.
stephen coleman thats because you are a normal human,and a good boss..i saw an horrible video,with many cases of brutality on sheeps, sometimes they are so bad that they have to sew them up, which I dont understand, because in this case, where is the time saving ?!they were trying to go so fast, it would have been better to say a competition than a job...
people saying its abuse. this is why no one takes you seriously. you so called animal lovers have the reasoning of someone who has never touched an animal.
That is so sad. The employee are so careless on harvesting the wool on the sheep. I hope the owner will treat the cut from wool harvesting. I can see the cut are huge and some not so big but it is bleeding.
The cuts that I saw are superficial and will not be treated by the rancher, they will heal in about 2 days and leave no scar. Really deep cuts may require stitching and that is the shearer's responsibility. I've sheared 16 years and I've had to sew a few up, sometimes they will kick at the wrong moment and accidents happen. I don't like cutting them anymore than any of you here. Any shearer that says he hasn't cut a sheep or never had to stitch one up is a liar. But the cuts in the video are on the "money side" and there is no excuse for cuts there. Likely his comb is too sharp and he doesn't want to stop and "point" his comb because the money is really good. 300 sheep shorn in one day = $500
It is one of the hardest of all jobs. A shearer gets in really good shape and it's NEVER boring. But I made more money in 3 months than my brother did all year as a union welder. Current world record is 731 ewes in 9 hours.
Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Thank you. God bless you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 😊
Djmax you have obviously never handled sheep before, you cannot hurt them like that as they have immensely strong neck and front shoulder muscles! Stick to music there DJ
Lol, having "immensely strong neck and shoulder muscles" doesn't do shit to protect the spine if it's bent backwards. I dont need to know how to sheer a sheep to know that an animals neck isn't meant to go in a direction it's never mean to go.
This video showed some incredibly amazing work. The wool material was simply made fantastic! My goodness from start to finish this was so awesome. The various different items and products that can come from sheep wool. Simply Breathless!!
I was raised on a sheep farm. I helped with the shearing. My Dad seldom cut the sheep. If he did, he put an antiseptic on it. The sheep didn't struggle once they knew what was happening. Our sheep were handled with care. They are GENTLE ANIMALS, no need for ruffness. The people in this video are cruel money lovers.
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😂😂 i feel sorry for u ppl, u r the living proof that we humans are evolving backwards,
@@pralayaryanwe’re evolving backwards because we dont treat our animals like absoloute shit?
It's horrible!
I'm not making it past the first 20 seconds. Disgusting. We are given the animals on this planet to steward. The other vids on this channel are similarly disturbing. It's why I pick my American/local food producers carefully and try to NEVER eat commercial slaughterhouse meat by choice. Now I'll have to try to check where the materials (wool) in my clothing is sourced, too.
I homestead. I'm not normally upset by videos, I know the reality. But this one needed a comment left.
Those sheep had some pretty long, deep cuts. I'm shocked that a professional setup would do that - and nothing put on those areas to prevent flies from attacking. The fleeces had areas of blood on them when they were being skirted. Dang...I thought in today's modern world we did a little better by the sheep. I just sheared one of mine today, one small nick and we treated it. I used hand shears too, those electric ones can really cut a sheep badly if not done carefully. Makes the wool industry go down a notch in my mind... The rest of the video was interesting on a large scale model, I just couldn't get past those sheep with gaping wounds and the blood on the fleeces (tells you the cuts were deep).
Where is this? What country? 🐑
Has this video been aired to Peta?
How to share this video? M. Illinois. 🇺🇸
@@mwatts-riley2688 I’m sure peta has way bigger things on its plate than some knicked sheep… there’s some other brutal brutal treatment of animals out there needing to be dealt with! (Not that I don’t feel for these sheep, those men should be ashamed!)
@@kallykat I hope Peta dosent get involved, it's likely they'd kill every sheep you saw in this video, if their past "help" is anything to go by.
i noticed too :( really sad
@@mwatts-riley2688 no don’t show this to peta. They’ll just steal the sheep and kill them all.
They’re handling the sheep pretty carelessly.
No they arent bro thats literally how youre supposed to do it.
That’s how it’s done.... ppl like you will always find a issue yet you still wear wool? Makes 0 sense
They can care for them a little better I take care of my lambs a lot better
You got to hold them that way otherwise they can get hurt or you can .
@@MATTcod123 yeah but could’ve been more gentle, the sheeps have cuts on em
This is the most aggressive sheep handling I’ve ever seen
I thought I was the only one who thought that
it is disgusthing
@@alayalaluz u have to realize that if sheep isnt being Sheared it could be a threat to the sheep. even tho the men in the video are very harsh the amount of wool growing on the sheep would be more critical to the sheeps life
@@legally4946The issue isn’t the wool, it’s how they are handling the sheep. You can shear them and not be that rough.
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My grandparents owned a sheep shearing business. If they had someone that tore up a sheep like the first guy in this video, he would have been off the plant faster than he could get that fleece to the wool sack. Our dogs we used to help get the sheep from the fields to the pens and chutes - they weren't allowed to abuse them either. In fact we bred our border collies to ensure they were more biddable and able to work sheep without injury to them. Sheepmen (Shepards) needed their stock treated well and kept healthy. It's too bad that today's industry doesn't seem to value that integrity of the profession anymore.
The industry want money! Uf the worker its more careful,l that meaning less sheep woul per day! 🤷🏻♂️
I noticed that with dismay, too. Black marks that look like shear burns or old cut scars, blood on the shearing floor.
@@ermaaaldosstimusic You say that, but getting infections and reducing stock quality isn't beneficial to your income in the long run. It's complete rubbish that treating animals badly give you better profits and always brought up by greenies who have spent their entire lives living in cities watching disney movies.
@@ermaaaldosstimusic No excuse for treating them like this!
“Amazing” is not the word to be used here. “Cruel” is
Yes my man
Yesssss I'm sad only by watching the first ten seconds of the video
Seriously! I've watched sheep get sheared in only a few minutes, and the shearers managed to be WAY gentler than this! Respecting livestock seems to go right out the window when a factory is built.
U should see how other animals get treated
@@campbellaviation7289 what do you mean “you should see.” I’ve seen it all. Chicks getting smashed by machines like nothing as their meat splatters into containers. Fucking terrible.
Traditional shearers are gentle and professional. There is a great respect for the sheep. What is a shame is that the wool market has become so specialized. There are many places that give about 50 cents per coat and it costs the farmer up to $15. To get the shearing done. For most shepherds it is about the sheep’s comfort more than the wool product. But if wool were more widely used in clothing and people realized just how warm and comfy it can be..the mills would have to pay much more.
Actually it's harder to find people that practice humane shearing, farming of the sheep these days is generally trash especially in cultures that have more sheep to shear. The more sheep the less it matters to them, production gets faster and the demand is higher, so lower quality work is often the result. And besides general laborers on farms make such little money they don't care.
people don't buy wool because they hoard clothes and once moths start getting in them you're fucked. You start spending money on moth repellents and can't get rid of them.
Unfortunately fast fashion works its wonders yet again :)
@@florinmoldovanu moth holes are an opportunity -- decorative repairs! Or just let the holes be...no different than the designer blue jeans with massive holes & tears!
@@cherylanon5791 that's no problems, you go on living with moths lol
you'll have a lot of patching to do. It might turn into a full time job lol
Haha nooot always . You can’t be too gentle
It upsets me when I see such gentle shy creatures handled so cruelly. There is no need for it. 😩😥
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How is this cruel? The sheep will die if their wool isn't cut.
@@Dbarr311doesn’t mean they need to be manhandled
@@Dbarr311shut up
@@Madenthewest 🤣🤣
Be kind to them, they feel just like you. Be gental and kind. If not,
It will come bk to you. 10 fold!!
All living things deserves respect.
What? We should stop shearing them for them to die from overheat? They are happy that they are sheared. Wool is making them hot so in summer farmers shear them to let them feel better and not die from overheating. So what are you talking about? And they grow it back
@@jotmat5010 he is saying you should punch your sheeps
@@abdulrahimkhan9285 I don't see a word "punch" in this comment.
@@jotmat5010 bcoz your comment said metaphorically
@@jotmat5010 but you should always punch your sheeps whenever you see them or they see you
I dont like at all how the sheeps are handled. Rough.
and that is them playing nice for the camera.
@@ape2533 There's NO hope for this world..it will be reset soon than all you greedy mf'ers can eat dirt. Just watch
@@loumason6120 the hell is wrong with you. Sheep need to be sheerd to be haalthy and feel more comfortable in summer. Let me ask you this simple question. How would you feel if you had 4 swaeters on you 24/7, but its summer and you are not in an air conditioned area.?
@@sv_cheats1970 ALL i was saying at first was why tf do you have to pull the sheep's neck back and freak it out and maybe even hurt it? Then shave them like ya just don't care if they get cuts? I can be sensitive but revengeful. I just happen to like sheep and it pisses me off to see them get thrown around for a few dollars. And the jerks doing rodeos chasing down calves and tying there legs up after they SLAM them to the ground..then the fools that did it get up all puffed up like they just accomplished their dream.
@@loumason6120 bending the sheep's neck backwards like that is a common sheep handling method. It is uncomfortable but not painful to the sheep done to encourage the sheep to stay still for the safety of both the shearer and the sheep. As for the shearing like they don't care about cutting it... It may appear that way to you but in order to get the best cuts each blow of the clippers needs to be fast and confident. This prevents machinery from seizing up and causing injury, and also minimises the time the sheep is being restrained for. Cuts are unfortunately common in the shearing shed but most are small and caused by a slight movement in the sheep, skin issues or a problem in the blades of the machine. Fortunately most of these should be minor cuts that heal naturally and are protected by a sheep's lanolin.
As a person who grew up on a farm, here's some info for ya:
The sheep does need to be 'upside doesn't in order for it to be less likely to wriggle. The sheep wriggling is what causes most cuts. It does seem like there are more cuts than I would expect here though. If the shearer accidentally made a small cut we would immediately spray it with antiseptic which is marked with a purple dye so you can see it has been treated, and if it was any bigger than a tiny bit we might put a kind of tape on it (like a sheep plaster). Most sheep we had would emerge without cuts.
Shearing is neccesary because modern sheep breeds don't shed their wool in summer and are more likely to get heat stroke, undetected maggots (which eat the sheep alive) if not shaven, and would eventually find it hard to walk if their wool was left to grow for years
I’ve seen many people who shear sheep professionally and without hanging them upside down. Would you do that to a child to get them to stop wiggling??? It’s ridiculous.
Blue Kote is a wonderful spray ;)
if people wouldn't breed sheep to have this much wool they wouldn't rely on humans not to overheat. wild sheep shed naturally, bred sheep just show once more how cruel humans are. and the thing is, we don't even need wool, there's plenty of other materials that we could use instead
@@danielamarcelli721 They are not professional then
You grew up on a farm but don't know anything about sheep shearing
The way the sheep were handled and the amount of wounds inflicted by careless shearing is just disgusting
@user-sp1fn2le5e usually if I do i'm not covered in mud and don't leave the cuts unatended.
the latino man seems to not give a single fuck.. damn..
i hope they can be more gentle with animal. after all they owe them their business
Only a person who has no experience handling farm animals would make a comment like this, they treated them just fine. A sheep will rock your world if you don’t handle them properly, if they had any pain or fear they wouldn’t comply.
@@drawingdownlaluna your disgusting.
@@avg_user-dd2yb don’t be nasty, explain how you handle your sheep more gently on your farm
I don't even own sheep and I know they have to be somewhat manhandled or they will freak in you
@@drawingdownlaluna 1:00 - 1:08 you can see the scrapes and bleeding. I feel like they could be a little less aggressive with the shaving at least...
First of all you need to give the animals more space to where you dont have to bend its neck back. Seccond of all can you please be more careful with the sheep during the shaving process, on of the sheep walked away with a large cut on its side. Third of all please respect the helpless animals...
i am pretty sure the sheep does not live in that small area. Animals like this are gathered to a small space when ppl are about to "work" with them. Just imagine collecting them from a huge field! It would be a slow work, which would never get done. And if you watched carefully, you see, that when they were sheared, they were released into a wide area.
yo i love ya! not only you are correct but you have such an amazing heart!
K.E.
You’re correct. Ppl today have no common sense. They think with their heart too much.
@@lifeispoetry8349 Yeh, you're right. We definitely need more psychopaths in the world. Forget compassion and empathy. Animals are just here for us to use and exploit and kill by the billions like disposable sofas.
@@lightsrallon907 *yes* Not only Animals. We can kill people too! And eat them too! So why just limit yourself to animals, when you can in psycho way kill people too hm?
I’m opposed to banning the wool industry. But I’m in favor of strict laws requiring humane treatment and excellent conditions for sheep.
Yes wool or any natural fibers are better than polyesters and plastic . We just need to get our wool from local people Who doesn't neglect their animals thats what I Do
Sheep are beautiful animals and deserve the upmost respect
This cruelty is uncalled for
Non this is amazing treatment and is very humane!
Tell that to your barber when he's cutting your hair.
yes they deserve more respect than ppl like u
The thumbnail is clickbait, the sheep are sheered by hand
I legit thought that man was gonna hang the sheep upside down
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Is there a way to shear the sheeps without causing skin injury? I saw a red floor meaning they were cut and hurt during the exercise.
there sure is! a good shearer doesn't cut sheep like this, a nick at the most
Yes there is. These folks probably just want to get it done fast so they can shear the next one. I've seen sheep sheared in many parts of the world. In Iceland they were so careful and if they nic a sheep they treat them right away.
I think that’s to kill thom then they can go slow and take thare time
Yea absolutely there is. Yhis is horrible
there is a way, and it takes care and patience, which apparently the professional industry doesn't care enough to consider
Well now I'm really glad I rarely get wool yarn and when I do, it's all local. that poor sheep had cuts EVERYWHERE and the shearer had so many second cuts but didn't care. I watch a traveling shearer who takes her time to get smooth blankets and makes every effort to ensure the sheep, llama or alpaca is safe and comfortable the whole time. But the guys in these clips were awful, I don't care how many you have to do, those sheep can deal with waiting if it means they won't get practically butchered to get sheared
I think I know who you're talking about and she's AMAZING!
Yes we need more law allowing people to know how and where their Product are made
. In today's world most closes are made by using slave in others countries for cheap and where animals are abused like that . Local and quality should be favored over cheap and poor quality but we live in a capitalist world where people would rather vote for Rich buisness Man instead of people Who are knowledgable and care about the wellbeing of the people rather than developpement. We need to come back to our sources rather than cheap materialism were poor people are used to make the Rich more Rich and the poor more poor .
sheep are very docile sweet animals who don't have to be treated this badly I will never wear wool, cotton grows on a plant my mom picked tons of cotton growing up that's what I wear & use
Most traditional sheep farmers handle their sheep with love and care and hand-shear them. They try very hard to not nic or cut the sheep and don’t do cruel things. This is a very sad and poor example of sheering and honestly should be shut down. Regular sheep farmers really need support right now though so instead of not buying any just buy from small owners (:
I have some bad news. It might nit have been your mom doing the picking
me too.
Not all sheep are treated this badly, most are well cared for
So when the weather is garbage and the plants don't grow. Or there is an infestation good luck.
I used to think that shearing causes no pain, just some discomfort from the sheep being held down. But if you pause this video at minute 1:08, you will notice 3 cuts left by the shearing process on a sheep that had just left the mill.
it shouldnt, and given the injuries they should have been sprayed ... which they were not.
Because this is factory. Everything animal factory related is soulless, no thought for animals.
Yeah - this normal in the wool industry.
Sheeps are actually a very kind and caring animal. I know people who has sheeps as pets on the contry side. These sheeps are cared for, hugged, hand fed, played with and the love when they get their whool cut. They stand still and enjoy being cared for and are not hurt in any way - just like a dog getting their fur combed and cut ❤
I want to recommend you a channel called right choice shearing. It's this lady who shears sheep in small Texas farms. There you can see how shearing should actually be done. The wounds and bleeding you see on the sheep here isn't normal the people weren't careful at all.
Sadly for domesticated sheep shearing is inevitable, if they don't get their coats off they run the risk of wool blindness,overheating and so on.
@@Zoidthelizard Thanks for the info... will check that channel out. 🤟
Guys I'm going to be honest, I clicked on this video because I genuinely thought these guys hung all the sheep by their feet upside down just so they can shear them. That is cruelty
They do do that. But that's on industrial wool farms.
@@zion2794 I'm not against wool but that's kind of effed up
@@zion2794 wow there are so many other ways
How sad
Yes 😔
Reminds me of the haircut n shave I got after a year of LockDown.....
Reminds me of my pubes
Last year what
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Fart Party Plus what a stupid reply
@@yukadiangelo stfu asian
Dude! You are nicking and cutting the sheep with your rough sheering!! The lambs are all beat up and blood is everywhere!!
I work for post consumer brands. We process cereal around the globe, fruity pebble’s, s’mores, cinnamon toast crust, honey bunches of oats, frosted shredded wheats the list goes on. The pneumatics in machinery and science behind it is amazing. Allot of factory and hard working employees goes behind it. People never realize it purchasing it, awesome video. 💯🤙🏼. I appreciate a warm pair of Wool socks now more than I did before, hope you all appreciate you’re bowl of cereal coming from a factory worker myself.
don't eat that crap. Marketed as healthy. Psh what a lie. Also it take workers in every single business to make this thing work so I simply appreciate people who work vs not appreciating lazy people who don't work and suckle off the system. I don't single out one type of worker to bow to and shower with appreciation because nobody is above another.
Those cereals are poison!! They are what are causing our health crisis in this country! Wake up!
..makes you appreciate the labor and the ladder of technology that goes into producing items we can purchase pretty cheaply.
Agreed!!! The amount of technology that goes into something we consider so simple is crazy
700 years ago Wool would be something you fougth someone for
Technology? I just see humans terrifying innocent sheep!
@@Terrence789 Never have, never will. It’s itchy. I’d rather wear fabric that doesn’t come from an animal. ✌🏼 peace
@@lisabartelli7161 they need to be sheared or they get unhealthy
Ok, I didn’t see anything like the thumb nail in this video...
bro down bad
We got bamboozled my friend
Yeah in the thumbnail the wool at the bottom is clearly photoshopped in there lol
Yep, gets a thumb's down and do not show channel again from me.
Clickbait. Just as well, the thumbnail was in humane,
털 깎을 때 양이 다치지는 않나요?
개가 양들 지켜보는게 듬직하네요 😊
O my Lord 🙏 how You educate people perfectly how you put great ideas in our minds as we born with no skills. I really astonished while watching a single single machine working amazingly good. This is all we got by YOUR blessings.
Thank you so much my Lord 🙏❤️ we are nothing without YOU.
God bless you. We should all be so grateful for the things that make our lives better.
No spirit, elf, ghost or gods taught you how to sheer, these guys who uploaded their video on RUclips did.
Thank them
@@C0wb0yBebop
Disagree with your first statement. But as far as the video uploading is concerned that is very appreciative and I thank them by heart.
incredibly ironic that you’re watching a video about sheep while preaching your “lord”! 🤣🤣🤣
@@dankhill_ Irony and sarcasm are marks of an unhappy person.
Poor sheep. Those sheep shearers are pretty rough when taking them to get sheared.
The sheep are fine get over it.
At least they aren't going to overheat and die now
@@babecat2000 how about when your son gets a haircut would you just “ get over it “ if the barber was cutting your sons head up with the clippers ? In the video you can see huge cuts from the shears . They are living creatures why be so rough with them ?
@@Allthingslife30 Go give them barber seats and professional barbers. .. Just like how you think it goes the same as humans... Then if you feel pity for them don't buy clothes.
@@InHiraeth lol don’t buy clothes? So wanting the shearer to be less rough with the sheep results in me not buying clothes anymore lol? I understand what “point” you are trying to make but it’s just a dumb one .
I really enjoyed watching the entire process from raw fiber to funished product. The onky thing i didn't care for was the opening picture of sheep hanging from their legs and the rough handling during shearing. This is a very important renewable resource and glad to see it's staying in the USA 🇺🇸. 👍👍👍
I'm not a vegan but i respect them for their courage to help animals.
We vegans don't respect you for paying for animal cruelty.
Watching factory work is fun and all but working in one is soul-crushing.
This video had me in tears...poor animals please be more poliet..
I'm user of the wool))
Потрясающий ролик. Конечно, хотелось бы чтобы каждой овечке почесывали брюшко перед стрижкой и проигрывали "Норму" Беллини...натуральную прекрасную шерсть не заменит никакая синтетика. Я шью и вяжу для себя и родных. Какое наслаждение касаться хорошего материала. А как глаза радуются, видя блеск шерсти или шелка!) Спасибо Вам за чудесный ролик! Наслаждалась и удивлялась!
Esas criaturas q sustentan sus vidas...no deberían ser tratadas con cariño y gratitud...? Ojalá aprendiéramos a ser como ellas!! Mansas y amables
It's weird to think that every fiber in clothing either came from a living animal's hair follicle or from the living structures of a plant. Makes you appreciate it more.
@@Pollywaffle777 not where I'm from. I live in cotton country.
This really makes you appreciate those dwindling few who still weave by hand!
dwindling? the entire of nz still diesbit by hand
Coz by hand its more safe. These machines are clearly hurting them
@@SaraanSarangi only the shearing can hurt the animal. When you shear by hand, you use big, sharp sheep shears, which are basically huge scissors. To be honest, this looks safer. Because.. pinching a sheep with one of those might do more than draw blood.
*someday someone will find this comment*
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*God bless you and stay safe. You are a smart and awesome person.*
sheep: " woohooo am nakeeed!!"
No, they're just looking sexier
@@willythepool3812 agreed
I have a friend who owns a small hobby farm with a couple dozen sheep. They're mostly pets but they do sheer them and sell their wool to a place that processes it. She says they're so frisky when they get sheered, like they're suddenly so much lighter and feel so much better. Sometimes they'll run in circles and start playing.
Ha ha ha ha in Spanish we'd say: Yupiii, estoy en pelotas!!!!!
@@luisgonzaga6254
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I just came here to read the vegan tears..... 👍 I was not disappointed
😂👍
@Steve Matherson 😂😂😂😂👍 definitely not disappointed.... thank you for the bonus comment lmao
@Steve Matherson 😂👍 you are adorable.... keep posting! This is fun lol
@Steve Matherson same here.... what a small world.... who knew I could find common ground with you! 😂 your slacking on the bleeding heart comments though lol I'm slowly losing interest 😂
@Steve Matherson damn, I was seriously hoping for steak... maybe next year 😂 but hey, I promise you the juiciest medium rare steak cooked to perfection, and a big, comfy wool sweater for your birthday.... I feel like I'm getting shorted... I might be on the short end of this stick, but who am I to judge 😂
lol same. Even in your replies there is salt
This makes me never want to buy wool/wool products/etc from non-homestead sellers. I cant imagine how many companies probably have farms that treat their animals (I was raised on a farm, with goats, chickens, and cattle. I never personally had sheep but my mom did). Its so unethical, i dont know how people rationalize this with themselves
I like wool, and mutton mmmm Im tired of that chemical poop
buy from hutterites
@John Everyman I genuinely think you need to see a psychiatrist. It sounds to me like you might be suffering from sociopathy or psychopathy. People who don’t care about animals, develop feelings of not caring for other people. It’s dangerous and destructive. You need help. Your sick.
@@takasytuacja2633 mmm I like dog meat (any kind of dog) Tiger skin and I like to eat cat occasionally as well
I grew up in a shearing town. Most of the shearer’s I knew shore competitively and were amazing but there were still a few that were just doing it for the money. They never lasted long as they wouldn’t be rehired. This footage looks like Australia and not on shearing day just to film. When they’re shearing they’ll be doing thousands. I work in the oil and gas industry now days and would far rather buy woollen clothing than synthetic. The thumbnail that wasn’t shown in video could also be in Norway. They don’t shear them there until they go to the meat plant.
Wow , look at that beautiful wool fabric newly made and terrific colours too ! 👍🏻❤ .
Not sure who taught them how to sheer but they did a horrible job! 1. A good shearer would not treat the animals that roughly and 2. There are so many second cuts on the wool, they are rendering it absolutely useless.
There were some cuts on the sheep's bodies after that too.
Yeah I saw some blood, looked painful
1:00
Yeah looks like a lot of blood on the floor also...
yeah not the best job..
1:24 that dog . Hey i am not a sheep
But dear u know one survey
Conclude that there will be more then 85% meat eaters
in india and would be the number two meat exporter in world at 2035...
,😂😂😂
WO... Don't worry
He tell fake
Using the words normal or typical does not make pain go away or justify poor behavior. There is always room for improvement :) There are atrocities practiced all around the world considered normal which delays improvement.
Thanks so much for sharing 😊
All the people that disliked this video acting as if they don't use blankets, sweaters and socks to keep warm, bunch of hypocrites
We don't use wool in tropical country.
go check your wardrobes some of your dressings that have fleece linings come from this including your shoes, bags and belt (leather) etc. so y'all lying that everything you use is cotton except you know every process that goes into producing the cheap imported sweat shop sht yall wear and p.s I'm from the tropics too
@@lizlovesafrobeats nope wool is too hot and my wardrobe don't have a lining in it.
@@lizlovesafrobeats we don't get leather from sheep. That's from lambs
@@coralineblue9195 wool was worn all through tropical countries
4:18 whoever cleans that machine has my respect.
Kinda want a final destination scene for this now
Noal Farm needs to treat these sheep's more gently when sheering their fur for profit. Blame the company. Poor 🐑. They hurt you so bbbbbbbaaaaad. 😢
@Yog Sothothologist you make it sound like you're a sheep and know how they feel. I simply just saw how they were treated so roughly and was stating that they should be more gentle.
Crybabe
Humans are cruel....the way they are treating these poor animals breaks my hear💔
i have grown to hate the human race. the older i get, the more intense the hate. it's hard to live with such hate but how can you excuse horrific animal abuse. and i mean in the factory farms. this is bad too but the factory farm is holocaust. i'm ashamed to part of the human race.
I thought he was going to break that sheep's neck by yanking him backwards so hard. Fascinating process to change from wool over to cloth.
Same...it upset me
I am astonished at the cruel treatment of these gentle souls.
1:58 How wool blocks in Minecraft are made
Thank god for modern machinery is all i have to say!
Why were they being so rough?? They should be so much more gentle!!
It's hard to explain but most animals are different than us when it comes to tolerance and strength. A majority of humans have become more gentle living in safer and cushioned environments so our tolerance in evolution has gone down and to get back up we need to build it individually.
Sheep are part of the animal kingdom that still live in the outdoors all their life on the earth full of hard minerals.
You will see the difference if you put one human in normal housing circumstance and one out in the wild to fend for themselves.
If you bring them together years later there will be a significant difference in mentality and physical attributes (even if the normal society human works out and lifts weights it will still be different due to the experiences)
HOWEVER, them cutting the sheep to where it bleeds is not supposed to happen.
@@TornSilencio it was the getting so close that they bleed and how they would grab them and drag them by the neck. That’s not a good thing to do to any living thing.
Yes!!! They can actually be fast and thorough without being g so rough, brutal and psychotic...
Sheep are a lot more tough. Most farms are way worse about it too. By the way, the sheep was not bleeding from handling. It was small nicks from the razor. I remember shaving a sheep at my grandparents ranch. Their skin is full of folds so it’s really easy to nick. Ps, that wasn’t rough because you need to hold a sheep down or else it will kick and buck and get nicks from the razor. They did it in a really safe way.
@@wedie9886 thank u for being one of the few in this comment section that have common sense lol
This is a great video! I would suggest changing the main icon pic though
Just great! I loved the terrified, bleeding sheep
When he starts pulling the sheep in the the beginning, its just like, “Ok.” and ragdolls
Great video!!! God has truly given men and women so much wisdom and knowledge to make clothes. He created the sheep and mankind to make clothes for people all over the world. Please be more careful with the sheep, they are making you money!!!
Jesus, those deep cuts on the sheep at 1:07 and the many second cuts during the shearing. That guy is a crappy shearer who is only interested in saving time and not doing a good job that puts the well being of the animal at heart.
Excelent video ! 😍 Oh Subhanna Allah !
Make them cold so we would stay warm. 😂😂😂
They need to take off their winter coats for summer bro
I agree that there should be more care put into handling those precious animals
I just usually right click one sheep then I use 3 pieces to make my bed.
LOL
*left click*
@@sv_cheats1970DO NOT KILL
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@@sv_cheats1970 ö
that was amazing! thank you!
Just amazing! I love watching sheep bleed!
😂🤦♀️🙄
Amazing…it’s like going to the salon to get your hair cut short for the summer heat
Music sonds like Joni by Conway Twitty ❤
Shearers must have small payments. They look like they hate the job 😂
exactly it's not funny. They are paid by the number of sheep they can shear, not by hours, so the animals are treated like commodities ://
Apply some antiseptic or turmeric to wounds ,yes wool shearing is important but after that they tend to get minor cuts just take care of it
Plz be very soft to them as they deserve 😀😀
Incredible ! From Bridgeport Connecticut. Enjoy LIfe and Have a Bless Day
And the best part about how God designed them is that they NEED TO BE SHAVED in order for them to survive. Their wool can overgrow lol
God didn’t design sheep. These monstrosities of wool were the product of centuries of highly selective breeding by the hands of humans.
@@juliagu6165 please be gone
Its selective breeding, God had nothing to do with it. It comes from the domestication and animal husbandry techniques of man.
@@jtjackson365 God made everything youre trying to explain
@@007CRUSHINDO hahaha sure and there's no dinosaurs and we have no individual thoughts or free will for its all God's will right?
Why does this video have a savage photo as the identity of this file? Sheep hanging by the feet? How would you like to be hung upsidedown?
Diana Vance clickbait😁
@@fishfishing2628 what is clickbait?
@@dianavance1137 It means when they use a thumbnail with something that isn't actually in the video to get people to watch it.
Clickbait
@@fishfishing2628 it got me, but it was a very nice video
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
اللهم صلي وسلم علي نبينا محمد
و اخييرا وجدت عربيين
Um trabalho magnífico inigualável majestoso parabéns
This people are like a monsters. They treat the animais without any mercy. They hurt the lambs. 😭😭😭
Feeling so bad for this animals
Have you ever tried mutton,
Gotta tell ya its hella good 👍
@@dolliedottie1010 i m vegetarian
@@Dreamer-tp8le makes sense
@@dolliedottie1010motherless behavior
@@nicole-gd2yv i can't eat meat? Look what you're doing is cool and amazing help the animals and all but us meat eaters we don't care we be starving 👀
0:50 if you see on the right leg of the sheep, there was a cut because of the rasor. I know how it feels when you get hurt from a rasor. Please be more careful with those animals.
*Razor
@@bigjimmy3792 is it fine now 🙄
They do not care, obviously!
@@lisabartelli7161 yes they do it hurts them
@@Lzali10469 i meant the people don’t care! I feel horrible for the sheep! I’ve seen much better sheering than this cruel video!😢
Wow those sheep have alot of fun. I wish i had a wool coat also. Swinging by my feet upside down is something i would pay for.
My first thought when the shearer pulled the sheep's head back was animal cruelty! I have seen people shear a sheep in competitions, sheer a sheep in a few minutes with much more care for the sheep.
Sfggsku,se
DONT BE AGGRESSIVE THERE ANIMAL HUMANS THERE LIVES MATTER!!!💙
why are you people so fuckin dumb??? i just don't understand how someone could possibly be that dumb...they handle them with care and they did nothingg wrong to the animals what the fuck is wrong with yall
@@dzantp2594 your a fucking moron who is blind
Lol animal lives matter but I want it on my plate cause that's good food
*Their
The way they treated them was absolutely disgusting 🥺
Fam Its sheep
@@zabracs4104
So?
You try shaving a sheep
@@nerdyaddy5286
How about we shave humans this way?
@@theovanrossum8652 animal human not the same
0:29 me at the height of the pandemic when barbershops weren’t open and I decided to shave my head bald to rock the monk look
i don't know. but can you guys just shave them properly. some of the sheeps are wounded after you shaved them.
No matter how gentle you are there will be nicks
The sheep actually produce lanolin which help heal the nicks really fast.
Thats just the skin colour dont worry my g, Its all good
Please shave them carefully 😑😑
Lalukumar
Does wool shrink on the sheep when it gets wet? I'm not kidding i really want to know if it does and if not why does it shrink when in the form of a garment?
If you read, it says that the video is not owned by this person who posted it; it is some other farm/factory.
.... wiggly sheep are hard to shave nicks are normal and i assume taken care of after everything is done
Z
They are sure cutting the sheep pretty bad, blood all over the floor!!
It's Ok for them, some times it happens.
@@igors.787 If the men are hurrying, yes. And that's because this is a business. But it's still effed up to cut animals up because you're in a hurry. That had to hurt.
Wow, how beautiful this is
00:58 I think taht there is another shaving way. He is not shaving carefully. the blood is coming out. why??? 😕
BECUSE he is IDIOT ,
My grandpa did and never ever see a blood
He is abuser for those animals 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Ahmad Ahmad you see well my friend..sadly its abuse,very often the sheep is punched,or kicked with shoes,sometime legs are broken...they dont care people is paid for the effective work..
The problem is the shearer's comb, it's too sharp. After passing through thousands of sheep the steel combs wear and the points get too sharp, which is easily remedied with a pointing stone. If he were my employee, I'd have him stop and point his combs. It just takes a few minutes. If any employee hits or kicks a sheep, he'd get one stern warning. Those kinds also tend to get in fights with other employees and nobody wants them around.
The shearer is highly skilled and knows he's cutting them, but he doesn't want to stop because it's piece work and pays pretty darn good, like $500 a day good. He knows the sheep will completely heal in two days and leave no scar, but really he shouldn't use that as an excuse.
stephen coleman thats because you are a normal human,and a good boss..i saw an horrible video,with many cases of brutality on sheeps, sometimes they are so bad that they have to sew them up, which I dont understand, because in this case, where is the time saving ?!they were trying to go so fast, it would have been better to say a competition than a job...
people saying its abuse.
this is why no one takes you seriously.
you so called animal lovers have the reasoning of someone who has never touched an animal.
They got bleeding, hey they are fragile too, handle them with care.🐏
Yes they r stupid they don't care about bleeding they just want wool
Thalid Usman yeah they don’t bother, stupid people 😠
Thalid Usman
Ray Vorontsoff, well then, just because you're tough, is it OK for the barber to shear your head up to your scalp until your head drenched with blood?
I know...I saw some had long cuts on body...I know they're animals...but if they give wool and help maje money...treat them with more respect!
That is so sad. The employee are so careless on harvesting the wool on the sheep. I hope the owner will treat the cut from wool harvesting. I can see the cut are huge and some not so big but it is bleeding.
Larry Oswald it is near impossible not to nick sheep even when crutching them with hand shears
Big Ears there’s a big difference between a nick and a cut almost down its whole side!
The cuts that I saw are superficial and will not be treated by the rancher, they will heal in about 2 days and leave no scar. Really deep cuts may require stitching and that is the shearer's responsibility. I've sheared 16 years and I've had to sew a few up, sometimes they will kick at the wrong moment and accidents happen. I don't like cutting them anymore than any of you here. Any shearer that says he hasn't cut a sheep or never had to stitch one up is a liar. But the cuts in the video are on the "money side" and there is no excuse for cuts there. Likely his comb is too sharp and he doesn't want to stop and "point" his comb because the money is really good. 300 sheep shorn in one day = $500
stephen coleman 300? Hard way to earn a living.
It is one of the hardest of all jobs. A shearer gets in really good shape and it's NEVER boring. But I made more money in 3 months than my brother did all year as a union welder. Current world record is 731 ewes in 9 hours.
Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Thank you. God bless you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 😊
Sugiero que lleven a la obeja con mucho carino. Y respeto le escribo del peru lima. Muchos carinos
That thumbnail looks scary🥺 -Be respectful towards the sheep
0:14 is almost breaking their neck part of the shearing process?
Djmax you have obviously never handled sheep before, you cannot hurt them like that as they have immensely strong neck and front shoulder muscles! Stick to music there DJ
@@nedread6700 I agree. I have done this on many thousands of sheep. I thought the shearing was good. I've seen better, and I've seen worse.
Lol, having "immensely strong neck and shoulder muscles" doesn't do shit to protect the spine if it's bent backwards. I dont need to know how to sheer a sheep to know that an animals neck isn't meant to go in a direction it's never mean to go.
Djmax lol
Are you a dj or a sheep expert?
Achievement unlocked: Have a Shearful Day
Aww sheep are so cute
"Is it a bit chilly in here, or is it just me?" asked one sheep to the other.
This video showed some incredibly amazing work. The wool material was simply made fantastic! My goodness from start to finish this was so awesome. The various different items and products that can come from sheep wool. Simply Breathless!!
These sheep are your source of income. You all should handle them with love and care. They were very rough with them