This was the best video this year, Camzor! Fast, furious, funny (Monty!), drama, gore, family, sweat, slomo, drone views, great music! I could watch it twice. Love it!
I loved seeing all the friends and family coming together for a big job. It reminds me of my own childhood. My parents owned a small landscaping business with my mom handling the logistics side and my dad being the main labor and designer but we all did work for the company from me and my siblings to my cousins and aunt/uncles. I have fond memories of going with my siblings on jobs planting, trimming, mowing, creating flower beds, making garden furniture, and building custom water features. It was hard, sweaty work but it was so rewarding to see a job well done and learn at their side.
Incredible video. Wow those flies are relentless and mean. Lots of hard work and achy muscles but the job got done. Love how everyone works together as a team and the kids are there also. ❤❤
Loved this video! Drone shots, family, sound and all! So sorry about the fly strike…looks painful/itchy/annoying to the sheep. Massive amount of flies Cammy! Shearing in the heat with the wool and flies looks like one itchy afternoon to me. Never been close to sheep or a sheep farm ever. Love becoming educated with this….💪🏻🫶🏻 Jock and Angus are growing into some handsome little guys.
Have you ever attempted to reduce your fly burden by using a series of baited traps? They aren't that expensive to operate and even a reduction by 25% would reduce the body weight loss to the flock due to being bothered.
LOVED THE MUSIC!!! The presentation and all the special photography was AWESOME!! Monty LOL. So sorry for all those flys.. here is hoping they will die off soon. Love from the USA.
Glad you gave maggot warnings - I hate the things! How you work with all those flue - they’d drive me insane. Lovely kids, great to see them all running around and getting involved. It’s something special with farming and outdoor businesses like farming that the whole family can get involved.
Flystrike is literally all I keep hearing about these last few weeks on all the sheep farmers channels i watch! Lol I literally know nothing about sheep but after all the videos ive seen about Flystrike i feel like im now a Flystrike pro!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lov u Cammy hope the flies go away soon!! Thanks for sharing hun!😊😊
You were so well organized. Someone for every task (nice to see you found something for Marissa to do as well). Supplies for every job. Loved the family collaboration. Top notch photographer to capture all the special moments.
Loved this video sooooo much! Great camera / drone work and editing!! My gosh it was great to see all the family out for the day. Thank you so much. 🇨🇦
Just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos I am from arkansas USA and I knew nothing about sheep farming but I watched videos from UK Scotland Canada Australia New Zealand it is fascinating how everyone does it different and shearing is amazing but watching you guys scanning it was something else I never saw that before My family has cattle and we had chicken houses 60,000 birds gathered fertile eggs for broilers at peak up to 48,000 eggs a day it took the whole family to get it done we rotated up to 15 people to cover the job 365 days a year. 7 days a week and some had jobs off the farm Keep up the good work and I really like seeing places you travel to to scan and shear amazing how you do all that Jim USA
Hi Cammy! Quite the family affair.❤️👍. Jock is helping☺️. Flies are horrible. Summers are nice but does have its drawbacks. I love watching your family videos of sleeping. It’s hard work but you’re all working together. And including the babies so they can see and learn.❤️🥰👍
Fine shearing video am sure the ewes are very relieved to be rid of they're fleece this has been an awful year for flies we had to crovect ours twice 🙁
That was a hard day. The wool price is probably still very low but the sheep need shorn for their well being. Hopefully the treatments applied will keep the insect pests off them for a while, until winter temperatures give the sheep relief anyhow. Great to see the family getting time together.
Those flies were just freaky!! I'd have to wear a beekeeper's suit! Bravo to all. Beautiful family, sheep and drone shots. Although, the sheep running along looked a bit too much like the closeup of the maggots 😅😮😅. Can you tell I'm not an insect lover? Thanks for sharing lots of vlogs this week. We love them all.❤
Great vlog as ever but I found it hard looking at those flies..made my stomach heave….must be awful for the sheep but they must feel so much better when shorn…..wonderful watching the team at work 🥰
Morning to you Sir and welcome back Sir .. absolutely beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and the filming drone captured looks spectacularly gorgeous .. as always beautiful sharing adventure and you doing an excellent great job Sir, loved the beautiful background music instrumentals very cosy mossy .. keep it up Sir and Merci beaucoup Monsieur
Brilliant video ,like the slow motion on the shearing close up ,great family day ,all those flys reminds me of when I was shearing next to the humber bridge and I got bit on the eye lid with a mosy which good as closed my eye with the swelling, so the last few sheep were challenging but hey ,great vid cheers
Another great video cammy, good to see Sam Bevin, I used to see him on the Devon show/speed shearing circuit, along with lizzy and Ross. I always looked up to the likes of Sam, Jon roberts and Dean nelmes. Keep on keeping on 👍🏽
It is always a pleasure to watch your presentations, and you show how things really are. May I suggest you invite inexperienced Theresa Coffee - arrogant and well out of depth to stand and watch you and another “ clever” …….Chris Packham stand at the edge of the fly ridden Woodside next to the sheep covered in flies graft under these pretty horrible conditions, and get a real taste of doing a great job for the welfare of your sheep! They wouldn’t last a minute! Years ago I knew a sheep man who partially filled a 45 gallon drum with an undiluted fly dip, place a rabbit netting wire over the top of the drum, then a piece of rotten, rancid meat, which attracted flies by the thousand, who gorged on the meat, fell through mesh straight into the dip - bingo - job done ! This was along a Woodside and it helped enormously! Once again, great to watch your presentations and good luck to you all for the future!
I couldn't help wondering if this scene would have been very different a thousand years ago. (Leaving out vehicles and power). Family, sheep. Not sure how they sheared back then? This just has such a timeless sense to it!
We live near the young man and his sister who walked across Niagara Falls on a tightrope, the "Flying Walendas". His mother sewed their shoes out of kid skin, baby goat skin. It's the only way to walk on a tightrope and survive. It's all about the shoes.
Epic editing Cammy! Question: What happens with wool that has flystrike? I assume the wool board won’t accept the affected part but can the rest of the fleece be sent to them? I always feel bad for the girl who has to stand at the end of the trailer and wait until last. I know she probably doesn’t care, or that she’s not there an excessive amount of time but still bothers me.
I am curious with the maggot fleece. Seeing as you are doing the whole sheep right now would that section just get pulled out and discarded like the belly wool or does the whole fleece get tossed?
Have you considered using fly parasites to knock down the number of them on your property? If started early in the season they can make a huge difference, along with larger reusable non toxic fly traps. We're exposed to lots of types biting flies here and these two methods are awesome in knocking down the population. When first using, the fly parasites seem expensive, but over a fairly short time you will save it back from prevention of injuries from fly strike , labor, and chemical fly products.
That such a shame for them poor sheep thank goodness shaving them helps a lot of work love your blogs and you have a great wife and pretty boys who be handsome men before you know it 😊
Question: when you are sheering are you thinking of competition rules of an effectiveness standpoint? Like no double strokes and stuff? Or is it more of n biproduct from your training?
Hello Cammy I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing all the hard work that yourself and team do. My daughter and I enjoyed meeting you at the Highland Show. I work at a Rural College where we train young people the best practice of handling sit aside and sit astride ATVs. We highlight the number of deaths on quad bikes alone which could be prevented by the wearing of helmets. I notice in your videos that your staff and yourself choose not to wear one. This is by no means a criticism and very much personal choice whether to wear one or not. Would you be willing to help change the culture of not wearing helmets to help protect lives? Perhaps by adopting the use of helmets or by doing a wee video promoting the safety aspect of wearing them. You have become an ambassador to farming and I appreciate any help you could offer in highlighting this. Thank you.
This was the best video this year, Camzor! Fast, furious, funny (Monty!), drama, gore, family, sweat, slomo, drone views, great music! I could watch it twice. Love it!
🤣 Lizzy loves the Monty bit🤣
@@TheSheepGame it’s hilarious. The diaper. His demeanour. I lost it.
The oys are growing so fast Cammy! So did mine on the farm. We called them "Corn Fed" 😂
Super filming by Al and the close up slow motion shearing was excellent. Great to have the extended family helping out on the family farm.
I loved seeing all the friends and family coming together for a big job. It reminds me of my own childhood. My parents owned a small landscaping business with my mom handling the logistics side and my dad being the main labor and designer but we all did work for the company from me and my siblings to my cousins and aunt/uncles. I have fond memories of going with my siblings on jobs planting, trimming, mowing, creating flower beds, making garden furniture, and building custom water features. It was hard, sweaty work but it was so rewarding to see a job well done and learn at their side.
The bottom crawl graphic with the battered pickup... hilarious!!! Excellent video production!!!
Excellent music, Cammy! I kept expecting to hear a singer with a good Southern Twang start singing about his ranch!
Little Monty looks like a serious dude 😊
So many flies! You all work so hard. 😊👍👍. Great video!
Wonderful to see your family working together! Great video!
Incredible video. Wow those flies are relentless and mean. Lots of hard work and achy muscles but the job got done. Love how everyone works together as a team and the kids are there also. ❤❤
Loved this video! Drone shots, family, sound and all! So sorry about the fly strike…looks painful/itchy/annoying to the sheep. Massive amount of flies Cammy! Shearing in the heat with the wool and flies looks like one itchy afternoon to me. Never been close to sheep or a sheep farm ever. Love becoming educated with this….💪🏻🫶🏻 Jock and Angus are growing into some handsome little guys.
Have you ever attempted to reduce your fly burden by using a series of baited traps? They aren't that expensive to operate and even a reduction by 25% would reduce the body weight loss to the flock due to being bothered.
I love to see the dogs move the sheep. It is just so magical!!!
Love the videography Cammy. Thank you.
LOVED THE MUSIC!!! The presentation and all the special photography was AWESOME!! Monty LOL. So sorry for all those flys.. here is hoping they will die off soon. Love from the USA.
Beautiful views. Love the music.
Great production! Your videos are fun normally, but you kicked it up a bit. 🎉😊
Glad you gave maggot warnings - I hate the things! How you work with all those flue - they’d drive me insane. Lovely kids, great to see them all running around and getting involved. It’s something special with farming and outdoor businesses like farming that the whole family can get involved.
Flystrike is literally all I keep hearing about these last few weeks on all the sheep farmers channels i watch! Lol I literally know nothing about sheep but after all the videos ive seen about Flystrike i feel like im now a Flystrike pro!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lov u Cammy hope the flies go away soon!! Thanks for sharing hun!😊😊
Flystrike--and its prevention--is why I'm in favor of docking tails on sheep. I've seen some clipped so close that the tail is almost completely gone!
Font want them too short, or the nerves to the rectum and so forth can be badly damaged.
@@RICDirector , Just a short docking--leave about 3-4 tailbones.
Don’t know who’s filming and editing your videos these days, but this one was truly phenomenal! Your videos just keep getting better and better!
This was Als Couzens the guy leaning on truck at the start😁
Totally agree. Could have easily watched an hour of that! Top job Als. Some man!! 😉
Unbelievable how awful fly strike is. Feel bad for the sheep. The kids are all so cute. Great video. ❤❤❤
I loved the intro ,the music and the drone shot ,great film.
Never imagined there would be flies like that in Scotland - keeping up with Oz! 🐨👍
Great video Cammy. Lots of action. Great crew working together. Kids having fun Jock being a boss. Adorable👍🙏💕
You were so well organized. Someone for every task (nice to see you found something for Marissa to do as well). Supplies for every job. Loved the family collaboration. Top notch photographer to capture all the special moments.
Lmao at the “maggot warning” then the slow mo of the cutters running through them 🤣
Another great relaxing enjoyable video. My only complaint is that it ended.
Ah that family that shears together stays together. Bet the in laws will be rushing back to visit next time you invite them for a holiday with you😁
Loved this video sooooo much! Great camera / drone work and editing!! My gosh it was great to see all the family out for the day. Thank you so much. 🇨🇦
Great job! Great babysitting by Grandma as well!
Just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos
I am from arkansas USA and I knew nothing about sheep farming but I watched videos from UK Scotland Canada Australia New Zealand it is fascinating how everyone does it different and shearing is amazing but watching you guys scanning it was something else I never saw that before
My family has cattle and we had chicken houses 60,000 birds gathered fertile eggs for broilers at peak up to 48,000 eggs a day it took the whole family to get it done we rotated up to 15 people to cover the job 365 days a year. 7 days a week and some had jobs off the farm
Keep up the good work and I really like seeing places you travel to to scan and shear amazing how you do all that
Jim USA
Thank you so much Cammy and all. 🙏💜
The sheep game has stepped up their video production game! Excellent!
Gotta love Lizzie… hardest working person on the channel.
She has done a crazy amount of work this summer!
Bet the Ewes all felt better after getting sheared! Drone being flown into a tree and having to be rescued was good for a giggle!
Fern has grown so much! She is doing so well now!
Some nice looking lambs there Cammy
Cheers bro, price has dropped a wee bit here so just holding onto them for now! Still plenty grass about!
Hi Cammy! Quite the family affair.❤️👍. Jock is helping☺️. Flies are horrible. Summers are nice but does have its drawbacks. I love watching your family videos of sleeping. It’s hard work but you’re all working together. And including the babies so they can see and learn.❤️🥰👍
Fine shearing video am sure the ewes are very relieved to be rid of they're fleece this has been an awful year for flies we had to crovect ours twice 🙁
That was a hard day. The wool price is probably still very low but the sheep need shorn for their well being. Hopefully the treatments applied will keep the insect pests off them for a while, until winter temperatures give the sheep relief anyhow.
Great to see the family getting time together.
I hope dear Megan is doing well. I am also hoping you get better prices from the Wool board this year.
Incredible video. Man, those flies are annoying to everyone & everything 😒 God bless you all. You all work sooo hard.
Great video! Everything from angles, drone shot, music, contents and family 👏 Love watching your channel🐑
Those flies were just freaky!! I'd have to wear a beekeeper's suit! Bravo to all. Beautiful family, sheep and drone shots. Although, the sheep running along looked a bit too much like the closeup of the maggots 😅😮😅. Can you tell I'm not an insect lover? Thanks for sharing lots of vlogs this week. We love them all.❤
Amazing split screen work Cammie!!! You’re almost a professional!
I don't think I've ever seen that many flies in 1 spot before 😮. Great video Cammy 👍
Lots of beautiful sheep movement in this video, good mix of action, plus shearing, friends, and great dog work.
i love the way you have all the family helping you it is so good and you all work so hard lol keep up your good work from ken in Australia
Great video Cammy as always great drone footage too 👌👌
So fancy :) how far you've come. It's been a pleasure watching you grow.
Great video Cammy! That's got to be sticky! Can't wait for the winter! Bloody Clegs love me!😂😂👌🏼🐑🐑
Monty,s cameo appearance epic ! Great edit on video really good
Good to see the video production budget was well used in this video.
Great vlog as ever but I found it hard looking at those flies..made my stomach heave….must be awful for the sheep but they must feel so much better when shorn…..wonderful watching the team at work 🥰
Great video. God knows how you deal with those chuffing flies.
The original theme tune is back!! What a surprise hearing that. Amazing 🤩
Excellent video, Cammy!
Morning to you Sir and welcome back Sir .. absolutely beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and the filming drone captured looks spectacularly gorgeous .. as always beautiful sharing adventure and you doing an excellent great job Sir, loved the beautiful background music instrumentals very cosy mossy .. keep it up Sir and Merci beaucoup Monsieur
Great filming and editing. And speaking as a spinner........ all those fleeces 😍!!
You can see all the flies . Love seeing all the family.❤❤
Fantastic video. Split screen- really cool ! Really enjoyed the drone views. I have a Sheep Game mug.
Love all the videos keep up the work always exciting when see the vids
The opening cinematography with the drone 👌
Brilliant video ,like the slow motion on the shearing close up ,great family day ,all those flys reminds me of when I was shearing next to the humber bridge and I got bit on the eye lid with a mosy which good as closed my eye with the swelling, so the last few sheep were challenging but hey ,great vid cheers
That was fabulous, loved the music too x
Cracking video mate! Love the shots throughout
Great video by Al! I would go crazy with all those flies
Great video and great quirks to the edit to mix up the content. A great watch
Another great video cammy, good to see Sam Bevin, I used to see him on the Devon show/speed shearing circuit, along with lizzy and Ross. I always looked up to the likes of Sam, Jon roberts and Dean nelmes. Keep on keeping on 👍🏽
It is always a pleasure to watch your presentations, and you show how things really are. May I suggest you invite inexperienced Theresa Coffee - arrogant and well out of depth to stand and watch you and another “ clever” …….Chris Packham stand at the edge of the fly ridden Woodside next to the sheep covered in flies graft under these pretty horrible conditions, and get a real taste of doing a great job for the welfare of your sheep! They wouldn’t last a minute!
Years ago I knew a sheep man who partially filled a 45 gallon drum with an undiluted fly dip, place a rabbit netting wire over the top of the drum, then a piece of rotten, rancid meat, which attracted flies by the thousand, who gorged on the meat, fell through mesh straight into the dip - bingo - job done ! This was along a Woodside and it helped enormously!
Once again, great to watch your presentations and good luck to you all for the future!
What a great video! You are all so fit and smart to get all that done!
Incredible, well done team! 🐄 🐄 🐄
Flies are really bad in BC Canada too, so annoying. Very nice video. Thanks for sharing your hard work.
I couldn't help wondering if this scene would have been very different a thousand years ago. (Leaving out vehicles and power). Family, sheep. Not sure how they sheared back then? This just has such a timeless sense to it!
The camera work was amazing today!
This was a great one!
Loved this. Family, all worth it.
Can still remember the smell of fly strike 30 years on !
I use to watch these videos for the sheep action ,now I come for the music 😅🎸
Beautiful video!
Great video, great work.
Can you explain the "slippers" you wear while shearing. Why and what are they called.
Those are shearing moccasins! They help with grip and ankle flexibility while shearing. 😁
We live near the young man and his sister who walked across Niagara Falls on a tightrope, the "Flying Walendas". His mother sewed their shoes out of kid skin, baby goat skin. It's the only way to walk on a tightrope and survive. It's all about the shoes.
Epic editing Cammy!
Question: What happens with wool that has flystrike? I assume the wool board won’t accept the affected part but can the rest of the fleece be sent to them?
I always feel bad for the girl who has to stand at the end of the trailer and wait until last. I know she probably doesn’t care, or that she’s not there an excessive amount of time but still bothers me.
I was wondering about the fleece as well
All rolled up together and packed in tight ..a day later and you wondnt know they were there
Is that a tepee I see , I didn't know that you had those in UK. Also Good for Lizzie I'm sure she has a full time job managing the farm and you 😂
Love the video. You have flies like we have mosquitos. Its hard to deal.with. Hope the flies are gone soon.
I really like the split screen really cool. Great video
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Hats off to all involved. ❤
Did ye edit this yersel? This is "Next Level"! 👍
Nice piece of editing Cammy
Jes Cammy that's a plague of flies, I hate the bloody things. Oh and love the music.
I am curious with the maggot fleece. Seeing as you are doing the whole sheep right now would that section just get pulled out and discarded like the belly wool or does the whole fleece get tossed?
Those flies would drive me mad let alone the poor old sheep. Flies do seem to have been bad this year
Have you considered using fly parasites to knock down the number of them on your property? If started early in the season they can make a huge difference, along with larger reusable non toxic fly traps. We're exposed to lots of types biting flies here and these two methods are awesome in knocking down the population. When first using, the fly parasites seem expensive, but over a fairly short time you will save it back from prevention of injuries from fly strike , labor, and chemical fly products.
It looks like a big bunch of work Thanks for the video. Granny 92
That is an insane number of flies. (commenting a lot of short ones, instead of one big one to help the algorithm).
Love these videos
That such a shame for them poor sheep thank goodness shaving them helps a lot of work love your blogs and you have a great wife and pretty boys who be handsome men before you know it 😊
Angus is getting handsomer and handsomer!
Sheep hair cutting, Cammy when your hair cutting ✂️❤❤❤🎉
Question: when you are sheering are you thinking of competition rules of an effectiveness standpoint? Like no double strokes and stuff? Or is it more of n biproduct from your training?
On these type of sheep i’m just trying to survive 😅
Takes a village..
Good experience for the children.
Hello Cammy
I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing all the hard work that yourself and team do. My daughter and I enjoyed meeting you at the Highland Show.
I work at a Rural College where we train young people the best practice of handling sit aside and sit astride ATVs. We highlight the number of deaths on quad bikes alone which could be prevented by the wearing of helmets. I notice in your videos that your staff and yourself choose not to wear one. This is by no means a criticism and very much personal choice whether to wear one or not. Would you be willing to help change the culture of not wearing helmets to help protect lives? Perhaps by adopting the use of helmets or by doing a wee video promoting the safety aspect of wearing them. You have become an ambassador to farming and I appreciate any help you could offer in highlighting this. Thank you.
Do you have to separate the maggoty fleece from the "clean" ones?
Fancy editing. 👍🏻