You are one smart cookie! Some of the solutions you come up with are shear genius. I always love watching you at work. You and your wife are true professionals, always coming up with these innovative improvisations to keep the animals safe while helping them out with a shear. And you're so compassionate with the animals trying to make sure they're not stressed out or overheating and taking care to position them to ensure you get a quick shear with as few nicks as humanly possible. The term "poetry in motion" certainly describes you young lady. I'm a huge fan who's eagerly looking forward to more video's for a long time to come hopefully. 💜
Thank you so much. It truly lifts the spirit to know that what we are trying to accomplish is being achieved. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement to continue working hard and putting out videos. I appreciate you. 💕🤘🏻
@@rightchoiceshearing you're very welcome and I mean every word. You have made shearing into an artform. You girls keep doing what you love and I'll be here watching! I just love and admire you ladies, you're both wonderful and I love seeing you working together. Not too many couples can work together that well. I KNOW there's no way I could work with my husband that closely day after day for those long hot hours without killing him and hiding the body. 🤣🤣🤣💜
I simply adore watching you shearing all the animals that you always seems to know personally like they were your own. Your care and attention to detail so as to harm any vital parts is truly amazing to watch. I have to admit I love it when you get all the beautiful crimping in the wool, if it is Black wool it looks amazing so Gorgeous. Thank you both for sharing your passion for a job well done every time. Xx 🐝🌻🐝🌻
I think You did awesome job I like to watching all of you’re videos and The sheep’s 🐑 they’re look amazing and very light feeling after the job done yeyyyy
I just love you gals! You are so sweet and considerate of the sheep! I can watch you shear them all day long! The way that the wool rolls off of them is mesmerizing! ❤❤
Love this. After being addicted to your videos for quite a while, I've started needle felting and I think of you ALL the time now as I handle the wool. Full circle. 🙂
You're both in the wrong country 😩you need to be here in South Australia 😊 so you can do all of our babies and all of my friends babies too. I don't need a catch pen for my guys they're so friendly when I call each one they come running. I am going to try a different shearer this year because I was really angry how our regular shearer treated my babies. One of my boys ended up with a huge hole in the top of his head, and Ringo is such a sweetheart. I had to stitch him up and give him antibiotics for 5 days. NOT HAPPY!! Thank you both for being you❤❤xx
I most definitely enjoyed it I love seeing that wool come falling off like it's just a coat oh, well I guess it really is in a way huh? I've seen several handfuls down there y'all could have grabbed up for me. I'm still hoping that y'all are going to grab me some during this shearing season. Y'all stay safe now.
I know this will sound naive but i didn't know what all went into shearing wool and how stressful it could be for the animal. Learning a lot from watching your videos.
I wonder if they feel immediate relief to be rid of that heavy fleece? I’m surprised they aren’t cold with, what must be, a big temperature change? How long have you two been sheering sheep? Very talented narration too. :)
I have Katahdin sheep. They are hair sheep, so there is no need to shear. Their lanolin is like an oily film on my hands but my wife nor I have noticed soft hands. But we also use our hands a lot and rough skin in a normal thing.
I would have argued at a younger age that it didn’t because I wash it off. I have callouses and what not, but I’ve noticed a difference in how dry my hands get in the off season. So the lanolin must be doing some good!
I love this! Another relaxing video that I learn from. Although, I would not be doing nothing in the outdoors with animals, 😂😂😂 Now carpet cleaning, I might enjoy better.
To save twine, could you use large rings? Maybe a large D rings to secure then take off and with you when done. Love your videos and learning new things.
That last boy im thinking wow Katie can go fast shes got a smoothie belly. Oops. That's what u call a big big boy. But he just laid on your leggs and was so good. Love u Katie
I would’ve liked to see more shearing , so I guess I’ll be nice and go back and watch some old ones.😅 I do worry about your back. Moes the time to start taking care of yourself and wear a brace, because as you probably know, once it’s gone it’s gone. It is for me and I HATE it sooo much. I lost the ability to simply take walks with my dog, to do detailed cleaning on my house and car, even washing the windows is a killer. I am currently waiting for my next surgery on my back. Please take care of yourself 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️💕💜😘🥰
I already hit the subscribe button! I am from Ne. I am watching you all on my phone! There is something calming about watching someone shear sheep. I'm retired so what else am I gonna do?
I love watching you sheer but it was also interesting watching you set up those smaller pen Do you carry that length of fencing with you or hope that they have some extra lying around ?
Sheep only have teeth in the front of their lower jaw. They have a hard plate in their upper jaw that they use to pinch the vegetation against as they move their head upwards to let the lower teeth shear the vegetation. So they could give a hard pinch but, as someone who used to train working stockdogs, I never met a sheep that tried it. Sheep that want to be aggressive butt. And they can butt really, really hard, hard enough to break a human leg if they hit it just so or to knock a human out. I was lucky to have Belgian Shepherds (the AKC knows them as Belgian Tervuren and Belgian Sheepdogs), who are continental working dogs and who were very protective of me. The single time a ram managed to sneak past my dog to butt my hand, my dog flashed in from nowhere and delivered a disciplinary nip to that ram's nose before the ram (or I) knew what was happening. That was the last time that day the ram tried that little move on me! That ram was also the reason the owner was hiring me. The owner had a Border Collie but the sheep had learned that they could bully the Border Collie and the Border Collie had given up on the sheep. Wouldn't even go into the pasture with them. My continental-style herding dogs didn't rely on eye to move the sheep, they relied on body blocks, grips (where they would grab a sheep by the leg and physically pull it around) and nips--they never injured a sheep but they sure intimidated those sheep who thought they could scare dogs. Those sheep learned fast that while they might intimidate Border Collies, the Belgians were unimpressed. One of the jobs my dogs and I used to do for various small flock owners was acting as living gates on shearing day.
Sheep don't bite. They jump, kick and headbutt. I've raised 100s of sheep over 11 years, never once got bit. I've gotten rammed and jumped into but that's it.
@@GrainneDhu tyvm. There are lots of YT shorts regarding guard dogs for livestock and I find that interesting also. Dogs have helped us live since we domesticated them.
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That's some strength you and your wife have! My back hurts just by watching you!
I can’t get over how relaxed that ram was while you were shearing him. He is so large and yet he was like putty in your hands. Fascinating!
They look like happy sheep 🐑 😁
Thank you for all the hard work you put into your animals ❤️! We who knit,and crochet, are very grateful for you 😊
I love when you said "pick that shit up before a sheep eats it" so true!!! Big pet peeve when crap gets left where the sheep can get it!!!!
At the end that Ram looked so relaxed and happy when you were working on him! Great job!!
Love that "work smarter not harder" energy. (and of course keeping the sheep calm and happy is the most important!)
You are one smart cookie! Some of the solutions you come up with are shear genius. I always love watching you at work. You and your wife are true professionals, always coming up with these innovative improvisations to keep the animals safe while helping them out with a shear. And you're so compassionate with the animals trying to make sure they're not stressed out or overheating and taking care to position them to ensure you get a quick shear with as few nicks as humanly possible. The term "poetry in motion" certainly describes you young lady. I'm a huge fan who's eagerly looking forward to more video's for a long time to come hopefully. 💜
Thank you so much. It truly lifts the spirit to know that what we are trying to accomplish is being achieved. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement to continue working hard and putting out videos. I appreciate you. 💕🤘🏻
@@rightchoiceshearing you're very welcome and I mean every word. You have made shearing into an artform. You girls keep doing what you love and I'll be here watching! I just love and admire you ladies, you're both wonderful and I love seeing you working together. Not too many couples can work together that well. I KNOW there's no way I could work with my husband that closely day after day for those long hot hours without killing him and hiding the body. 🤣🤣🤣💜
Couldn't have said it better!!😊
SHEAR genius. **laughs** That's an awesome pun!
I simply adore watching you shearing all the animals that you always seems to know personally like they were your own. Your care and attention to detail so as to harm any vital parts is truly amazing to watch. I have to admit I love it when you get all the beautiful crimping in the wool, if it is Black wool it looks amazing so Gorgeous.
Thank you both for sharing your passion for a job well done every time. Xx 🐝🌻🐝🌻
As a shepherdess of hair sheep, I’m just fascinated with your handling during the shear. The submission to the task is awesome. Keep it up Ag! 👍🏻
Oh my that moment when the ram just leaned in fully relaxed as if to say “ah, that’s the spot!”
I really like the descriptions on your voice over. I have learned a lot thanks
You guys are awesome and I would really like to see more videos of what you guys do. Stay safe.
Catching up on your excellent videos. Love ❤️ your mini pen.
That was a great sheer. That black sheep was beautiful, but a bit hard to see. Thanks for letting us into your business and your lives.❤
I think You did awesome job
I like to watching all of you’re videos and The sheep’s 🐑 they’re look amazing and very light feeling after the job done yeyyyy
Massive Respect Ladies! Love watching you work.
So happy to see new and informative video. I've missed y'all.
I reaaaally enjoyed this format showing some other aspects of your job + a shearing, hope you make more of them :)
I really enjoy your content. Educational and satisfying! You are so good at your art.
I just love you gals! You are so sweet and considerate of the sheep! I can watch you shear them all day long! The way that the wool rolls off of them is mesmerizing! ❤❤
I just love watching you shear sheep/llamas/etc. I am so amazed at your total work of art!
Love this. After being addicted to your videos for quite a while, I've started needle felting and I think of you ALL the time now as I handle the wool. Full circle. 🙂
I enjoy watching your videos. You two work so well together. You're very knowledgeable about your profession. Your videos are relaxing to watch.
The sheep seem so calm when you shear them. Dr. Temple Grandin would approve of your awareness of environment with these sheep. Impressed.
Love learning more about what you do thanks for sharing ❤
You both are informative as well as entertaining. I am so happy I accidentally found your site. Happy Holidays to you both!!
That was very informative. It's great to see someone doing a job they love.
I don't think anyone works as hard as you do! I tip my hat to you!
That last sheer was extremely satisfying!!!!!
Loved it; keep the videos coming. You guys are great!
I just love watching y’all!🦙🐐🐑🐏
Wow, that's really hard work!😮🤪🤪 Great job y'all 😀👍
I always enjoy your videos, the long one. Thanks allô, love you both
I never see your videos on my feed any more, then today this one posts. So nice to see you again. I always enjoy watching your videos.
Same here! I was happily surprised🐑 Great video as usual😍
The last guy was like, "Do your stuff, it's ok, I'll just lay here" haha
Yeesss love that you have taken time out to educate us❤❤❤
Ah...
Here for the shear! 😊
Thanks!
Good job Thankyou for the tutorial. And very much enjoyed the real time sheet at the end ❤
The last one looks so calm. Fabulous job 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
You're both in the wrong country 😩you need to be here in South Australia 😊 so you can do all of our babies and all of my friends babies too. I don't need a catch pen for my guys they're so friendly when I call each one they come running. I am going to try a different shearer this year because I was really angry how our regular shearer treated my babies. One of my boys ended up with a huge hole in the top of his head, and Ringo is such a sweetheart. I had to stitch him up and give him antibiotics for 5 days. NOT HAPPY!! Thank you both for being you❤❤xx
Such lovely clean fleece!
Good barn string tutorial!
The Ram was like oh thank God you are here. I have been waiting for my spa day.
Great thinking and good job 💞
Here for the shear!!!!
Interesting stuff. Ty😊
GREAT content!!!!
I most definitely enjoyed it I love seeing that wool come falling off like it's just a coat oh, well I guess it really is in a way huh? I've seen several handfuls down there y'all could have grabbed up for me. I'm still hoping that y'all are going to grab me some during this shearing season. Y'all stay safe now.
I know this will sound naive but i didn't know what all went into shearing wool and how stressful it could be for the animal. Learning a lot from watching your videos.
Do people pay you for your time to catch their sheep and build pens? This is so much work for you!
Are you running a shearing business or a sheep spa? That ram looked very relaxed!
Another job well done 🎉
The leg flop at 5.22 😂
I wonder if they feel immediate relief to be rid of that heavy fleece? I’m surprised they aren’t cold with, what must be, a big temperature change? How long have you two been sheering sheep? Very talented narration too. :)
Awesome thanks so much!
Just love you too. You rock.
Love it. 😁
BTW yes I did enjoy your video!!
Thank-you ❤️💕💖
Thanks for teaching me something new today. 🥰💐 Does the natural Lanolin keep your hands soft?💜💚💙 🐏🐑
I have Katahdin sheep. They are hair sheep, so there is no need to shear. Their lanolin is like an oily film on my hands but my wife nor I have noticed soft hands. But we also use our hands a lot and rough skin in a normal thing.
I would have argued at a younger age that it didn’t because I wash it off. I have callouses and what not, but I’ve noticed a difference in how dry my hands get in the off season. So the lanolin must be doing some good!
I’m already subscribed 😊
I love this! Another relaxing video that I learn from. Although, I would not be doing nothing in the outdoors with animals, 😂😂😂 Now carpet cleaning, I might enjoy better.
To save twine, could you use large rings? Maybe a large D rings to secure then take off and with you when done. Love your videos and learning new things.
I've never been to a barn that didn't have a bag or bucket full of leftover twins honestly 😅
That last boy im thinking wow Katie can go fast shes got a smoothie belly. Oops. That's what u call a big big boy. But he just laid on your leggs and was so good. Love u Katie
Who,where did you learn this amazing skill?
Amazingly the Sheep were relax mood and calm completely while you sheer. Blasted i could'nt keep such calm in front of Barber.
1000!!!!🎊
I would’ve liked to see more shearing , so I guess I’ll be nice and go back and watch some old ones.😅 I do worry about your back. Moes the time to start taking care of yourself and wear a brace, because as you probably know, once it’s gone it’s gone. It is for me and I HATE it sooo much. I lost the ability to simply take walks with my dog, to do detailed cleaning on my house and car, even washing the windows is a killer. I am currently waiting for my next surgery on my back. Please take care of yourself 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️💕💜😘🥰
I already hit the subscribe button! I am from Ne. I am watching you all on my phone! There is something calming about watching someone shear sheep. I'm retired so what else am I gonna do?
Lovely video ! What are the spots of yellow color close to the skin on the rem ?
That is a build up of lanolin! Nice eye!
@@rightchoiceshearing Glad to know it is not sickness !
I love watching you sheer but it was also interesting watching you set up those smaller pen Do you carry that length of fencing with you or hope that they have some extra lying around ?
There is almost always some laying around 😂
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Hii love your content but can you upload videos about how you met, about family like that ❤
I did hit the subscribe button
I only said it like 4 times at the end 😂 watching it back, it seems excessive but obviously worked 🤘🏻 thank you 🤘🏻🤘🏻
What do you think about cheep dipping?
also known as a Sheep Keep 😂
Won't it be easier to use some kind of cable ties?
Do the sheep ever bite?
Sheep only have teeth in the front of their lower jaw. They have a hard plate in their upper jaw that they use to pinch the vegetation against as they move their head upwards to let the lower teeth shear the vegetation. So they could give a hard pinch but, as someone who used to train working stockdogs, I never met a sheep that tried it.
Sheep that want to be aggressive butt. And they can butt really, really hard, hard enough to break a human leg if they hit it just so or to knock a human out. I was lucky to have Belgian Shepherds (the AKC knows them as Belgian Tervuren and Belgian Sheepdogs), who are continental working dogs and who were very protective of me. The single time a ram managed to sneak past my dog to butt my hand, my dog flashed in from nowhere and delivered a disciplinary nip to that ram's nose before the ram (or I) knew what was happening. That was the last time that day the ram tried that little move on me!
That ram was also the reason the owner was hiring me. The owner had a Border Collie but the sheep had learned that they could bully the Border Collie and the Border Collie had given up on the sheep. Wouldn't even go into the pasture with them. My continental-style herding dogs didn't rely on eye to move the sheep, they relied on body blocks, grips (where they would grab a sheep by the leg and physically pull it around) and nips--they never injured a sheep but they sure intimidated those sheep who thought they could scare dogs. Those sheep learned fast that while they might intimidate Border Collies, the Belgians were unimpressed.
One of the jobs my dogs and I used to do for various small flock owners was acting as living gates on shearing day.
Sheep don't bite. They jump, kick and headbutt. I've raised 100s of sheep over 11 years, never once got bit. I've gotten rammed and jumped into but that's it.
@@GrainneDhu tyvm. There are lots of YT shorts regarding guard dogs for livestock and I find that interesting also. Dogs have helped us live since we domesticated them.
@@joeh4295 ty.
@@lauriewilson4741 sometimes I wonder if we domesticated dogs or if they domesticated us. We two species just fit together so well
Ilove you and want to seee you in newziland
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You have lose quite a bit of weight, I hope everything is ok
That last sheer was extremely satisfying!!!!!