I can't remember when I found you, when I was utterly confused when RUclips recommended you to me. but, I am so happy that RUclips sent me to you, I love your videos, I only really work near horses and house pets (dogs, cats) and yet I feel like I'd be able to trim a cow because of you! I know you go through a lot in your job, and that not all cows are like this, and I know that you love your job and that all the cows love you for releasing their pain. Thank you for making content, it makes me, and many others, happy!
I watch a lot of medical and vet vlogs and you tube recommended this channel for me where I did think he must have been a vet I quickly realised h was not but I had fallen I love with the landscapes and the energy , so I am now trying to watch all the old vlogs.
You do show some videos, such as the one poor bull that could not stand after leaving the crush, and yes, most of the time the cows are walking better.
They are definitely walking better. You know what really drives me nuts, is people who haven't a clue about farming or cattle care, winging so much about things they clearly don't understand. You 3 gents are awesome and are such a blessing for those cows and their farmers. God bless from Oregon USA
My favorite bumper sticker was one I saw when I still lived up in Vermont, it said “Don’t complain about farmers with your mouth full”. This was on a co-workers truck who like many dairy farmers ran a farm and had a full time job off the farm.
@@TheBachBabe 88 degrees plus 83% humidity! Dang humidity always gets a person, not the heat! Not surprisingly, few folks own a/c here. I finally ran up the white flag and got myself a small one. Soooo glad I did!! Times, they are a-changin’!
Graeme, seeing you maneuver the motorized crush with the controller box reminded me of a little boy who is in heaven after getting a shiny new toy from Santa! I’m really happy that moving the robo-crush into position is a lot safer because accidents are no laughing matter.
@@MrRyumaru these are milking cows, likely Holstein Friesian cattle breed, who do look slimmer, they are different from many other breeds. They are not bred for their meat, they have been bred for their large milk production, hence the large udders. The UK have different breeds to other places in a the world and also have different lineages and in history have been bred to have these characteristics.
My grandmother just passed away (she never met an animal that didn't just love her immediately, like straight up Disney princess vibes.) I needed a little bit of comfort at this time and strangely Scottish cow hooves being trimmed has done exactly that. Hi Kevin! Hi Craggie boy!
Graeme, About your spray bottle breaking: I can't count how many spray bottles that have broken on me just around the house. One thing I've found to eliminate that is using a small garden sprayer that is pressurized with a hand pump on top of the lid then pressing a trigger on the wand releases the pressurized liquid. I have one that holds about a gallon. That may also help cut down on prep time as you don't have to refill it as often.
They are also good for removing wallpaper believe it or not. Score your wallpaper with a rough edged knife but don’t go mad and cut into your plaster. Soak the wall with nearly boiling very soapy water, wait ten minutes soak again wait ten more the paper will nigh on fall off the wall by itself. WARNING be careful around sockets 👍✌️🇬🇧
@@markthompson9914 I did something similar to remove popcorn ceiling texture in a house I bought. Don't go overboard with it as you don't want to get the sheetrock soaked. I add just a couple drops of dishsoap as a surfactant so it will soak into the texture without applying too much water to the sheetrock. I'd go in sections preparing one swath and just before scraping off with a long handled scraper, I'd spray the next. By the time I have the first section scraped, the second section is ready so I spray a 3rd section then scrape the second and so on. It's a little fiddly getting started but once you get a small spot down to the sheetrock, it peels off easily and practically falls off.
@@GraeMatterz U got it mate 👍 they’re bloody handy tool, but u have taught me a new one as I didn’t know it worked for artex as we call it, and I take it u can’t go balls too the wall and soak the hell out of it cos the plasterboard or Sheetrock in your case would sag🍻for swapping tips ✌️🇬🇧
I’ve been scared of cows almost my entire life, and when your videos came onto my page I thought “what on earth” but seeing them through your eyes has really changed how I feel about them!
Just found your channel a few weeks ago and loving it! I didn’t even know cows needed their hooves trimmed and now I find myself trying to spot the problem before you tell us what it is. 😂 I think I missed my calling in life!
they were both definitely walking better after their trim than when they entered the crush. You make such a difference in their lives and I'm sure, save many lives by being able to help heal them. I love watching how much you enjoy your work.
OH my gosh they are walking instantly so much better.. THANK you so much for your videos and helping these beautiful creatures.. Your passion is evident.!
It always makes m happy to see farmers that look after their animals like this. The fact you are there is proof they are looking after those ladies. :)
Im so glad Graeme to have been part of the "herd" from way back & seen the evolution of the crushes & changes you've made. One thing remains the same-your ability to care for & heal these sweet cows. 🖤 🐄 🤍 🐂 🤎
Hoof GP you're definitely doing a good job keeping these girls hooves healthy and taking away their pain. I love the new crush on tracks moving around the farm's where tires just don't work so well. Keep up the good work!
Job well done with extreme compassion and kindness 🐄💙 thank you for your patience and care to these beautiful cow's 🐄🐄💙💙 God bless 🙏 from the United States of America 🇺🇸🇺🇸
GP- im a middle aged city girl..found out about you from The Nomatic Movement channel...never did I ever think id get sucked into watching your work...but i love watching these cows walk away feeling happier!!
Gait is much more regular after the trim, which means more comfort in the feet. You can definitely still see some tenderness, but that's to be expected with the condition the hooves were in. I spent over a decade as a corrective horse farrier, and I love watching your vids, Grant. Farriers forever, my friend! 😊
I'm from a construction and military background. I can't pretend to understand anything about cows beyond a basic knowledge. These videos are both informative and interesting, but above that, I enjoy the end results when a distressed cow shows relief just walking away. It's satisfying and soothing. Thanks!
Phenomenal. When technology overcomes real world situations.. The equipment tech might be improving at an amazing rate but the end product is down to guys like you with the skills and experience. 👌
It’s funny to me that I can watch your videos day after day and look forward to seeing new videos from you daily. You do amazing things for these animals. I had a horse ranch for quite a few years and one of the most important things in keeping the horses comfortable and healthy was making sure to keep up on trimming their hoofs. You can really tell you love your job and the cows are lucky to have you. Makes me want to move to Scotland and work for you. Much love from Florida USA
I really like the three person team you have. Even though it is possible to trim hooves solo, I have noticed how well GP, Craig and Kevin work together... like a well oiled machine. As someone who isn't in the industry even I know the faster the cows get in and out of the crush and get taken care of the better they are for it and this team is doing a great job at that.
Love that the first cow waited and walked with the 2nd cow as If to encourage her. Love that there is visible proof almost instantly of the relief you provide. Good work!
I’m not a ferrier. I’m not a farmer. Hell I don’t even live anywhere near a farm. But I subscribed to this channel and love these videos bc I find it fascinating and so satisfying when these babies start walking better!
Wow! What an amazing improvement guys! I think those cows were so happy to see you because they didn't appear as aggressive as others do when they enter and exit the crush. And the one seemed to have a strut to her walk, like she was showimg off her new shoes! Love seeing your videos, keep 'em coming!!
What a great job you did on the white cow at the end you could see from before you trimmed and treated her ailments, she toed out badly. When she comes good a regular trim will keep her in good stead. This is my morning coffee joy watching these trims.
Hi Graham. I'm a horse person, not so much a cow person. I have to let you know that watching what you do is absolutely fascinating! I've not missed a single video since I first saw you. There is a cathartic quality to watching these cows getting their feet done. If I can feel this way just by watching these videos I can only imagine how it makes you fellas feel. Thank you for doing what you do. ❤🐄❤🐄 Pick a job you love and you never work a day in your life!
I’m from the us. Having you talk about celebrating differences is so….refreshing. The news here bums me out and knowing there are peaceful people elsewhere helps. You make great content. Even for people like me who aren’t hoof gps.
You could definitely see the difference before and after. I really didn’t know it takes 10 months for a cows hoof to grow! They say you learn something new every day! Thanks! 👏👏👏
Dying camera before-after was pretty funny and entertaining :) Dunno why I still like these videos, just watching your knife cut the hoof horn away is mesmerizing somehow.
She is walking better! Thank you Graeme, for making her feel better. Those poor cows would be in a lot of pain if not for you and Craige. I hope that I spelled his name right. I watch you, him, and Sandi Brock. She raises sheep in Canada. I can't wait every time for your new videos Craig's new videos or Sandy's to come out. Thank you and have a great day!
Hi, Graham and buds! The platelets do not fight the infection. The platelets are like floating band-aid's. When a breach occurs the "Band-Aid Boys" put up their walls and keep good stuff in and bad stuff out. The WBC's (White Blood Cells) which have at least 5 different "garrisons" that do varying jobs yet all work together to fight the good fight...kill the bad guys! Anyway, I hope the 2 ladies are doing much better and I hope all is well with you, your work bud's and all of your families! God Bless 😃
I’ve been watching for about a month and am beginning to understand the process. At this point I’m really blow away how you are so very precise with such thick material. It’s really amazing.
The amount of satisfaction I get from watching you help these cows is indescribable. Also after seeing the trouble you've had with this farm's layout in the past, seeing the Wopa just scoot in is amazing.
3:32 to 3:39 that quote….🥺thank you I’ve been struggling with autism and more specifically someone using a very harsh slang for it, that made me feel better I’ve listened to it 3 times now. ❤ Thank you ❤
I don’t know why I like watching your videos - from London farm life seems 1000 miles away. Your videos are both entertaining but also interesting to watch!! Great content!
Much much better than before! They are even talking and the one with two pink bandages are saying hey, I have 2, you have one, but hey my feeties are worse!
I grew up on a arm and around animals all my life. It's great watching how the animals walk after treatment. You give them relief and what a blessing that is for the cows!
Graeme, I’ve been following you for a couple of years now. It’s so wonderful to see not only your channel grow exponentially , but your business as well. It’s obvious that you really care about what you do as well as taking care of your whole family. Glad that you are doing so well. Much love from Raeford North Carolina, USA 🤙🤙
Graeme am loving the evolution of your crushes to suit the varied farms. The changes are pretty dramatic. Can imagine your joy at a machine which overcomes old problems. Notice many of the cows develop injuries because humankind has bred some old strengths out of these cows seeking optimal milk production. From what you say when cows spend most of their days out away from concrete they seem to suffer fewer hoof problems. Yet despite what “we” have bred out of them you still show us the “cow has begun to heal this by pumping blood to...” which to my way of thinking, like your crushes, they have inherent design which is astounding. Difference is when a crush gets too old it doesn’t heal itself nor reproduce itself like a cow does. The design and engineering in a cow is truly amazing.
I found you maybe... 2 months ish ago now? Idk why but I love watching your videos. They're almost...inspiring in away? Lol I LOVE how you present your video's. It makes me feel like.... if I should survive some worldly apocalypse - I could (SORTA) comfortably add this as to my list of reasons why I should be part of the team. Thank you for all that you do!
I have to say that of all the shows out there similar to the Hoof GP I absolutely LOVE yours the most!!! Im not a farmer or vet. I’m just curious about a lot of things!! I don’t know how you deal with all the poop BUT thank goodness your farmers have you and your team!! Well done! Keep the videos coming!!
I love watching this channel and how pleasant it makes me feel. As a nail biter of all my life, I stopped biting my nails three weeks ago because watching this is like therapy. Just picking away at a hoof reminds me of the same sensation as going to town on my finger nails. I think I actually prayed to God recently that I would stop biting my nails, so I guess hoof gp is my alternative. Keep doing what you are doing. Keeping cows and humans comfortable.
I love watching your videos because they involve skills i know nothing about (well i know a bit now as watched quite a few!!!) but i enjoy learning new skills not that i would ever trim a cows hoof!!! I’ve been disabled since my lower spine fell apart at the age of 40 (24 years ago). It’s a progressive spine problem and I’ve been in a wheelchair for 4 years now. Your videos fill a big missing piece of my non active life in an interesting and entertaining way. Many thanks, and good wishes to you and yours. 😊👍
Am i the only one who would be soothed by a video of healthy hoof treatments? Over a hundred, I imagine, to piano music. I'd fall asleep to the thought of happy hooves.
TRACKS ARE UNDER RATED! They make such a HUGE difference! It was very weird to me that the cows are kept inside so much of the year because that isn’t what I’m used to but you explained it. Thanks! Also cow care has changed a lot over the last 40 years! Graeme could you let us know the cow ID/name for hooves like the axial wall abscess so we can watch the healing progress? Kind of like 812?
I can’t believe how much joy I get watching your videos about trimming Cow’s and Bull’s hooves, and I would never want anything to do with farming! But your love for the animals have grown on me, and thank you!!
You guys are so compassionate towards these hard working girls...your channel is the BEST...yes both girls ARE walking so much better..thanks for being good to the cows
they are for sure walking better ❤️ can't imagine how much pain they must have been enduring until they got into your good care! always amazes me the difference you guys do for these Gentle creatures 🥰
They are walking better than they walked in. I have utterly no pun intended enjoyed your videos. I am learned so much about herbs. You’ll do amazing work. Thank you for taking care of the animals
The black and white cow was walking much better after your treatment,probably the pressure relief you provided and rubbing of the loose horn helped also..great video !
I love seeing the cows realizing that they don’t have to limp anymore. 🥰
It really looks like they're looking back to say thank you
I can't remember when I found you, when I was utterly confused when RUclips recommended you to me. but, I am so happy that RUclips sent me to you, I love your videos, I only really work near horses and house pets (dogs, cats) and yet I feel like I'd be able to trim a cow because of you! I know you go through a lot in your job, and that not all cows are like this, and I know that you love your job and that all the cows love you for releasing their pain. Thank you for making content, it makes me, and many others, happy!
@Richard Cranium true, I should've said that XD
big facts! if someone was saying that they had bad feet on a cow I would jump up and yell "i know how to fix that! I watch the Hoof GP!" LUL XD
i am nowhere near working with an animal but youtube recommend me anyway. and now im a subscriber.
Same!!
I watch a lot of medical and vet vlogs and you tube recommended this channel for me where I did think he must have been a vet I quickly realised h was not but I had fallen I love with the landscapes and the energy , so I am now trying to watch all the old vlogs.
They definitely look like they are walking better and hopefully happier. Awesome
You do show some videos, such as the one poor bull that could not stand after leaving the crush, and yes, most of the time the cows are walking better.
They are definitely walking better. You know what really drives me nuts, is people who haven't a clue about farming or cattle care, winging so much about things they clearly don't understand.
You 3 gents are awesome and are such a blessing for those cows and their farmers. God bless from Oregon USA
Hey, Oregon!! Hi, from Lacey (near Olympia), Washington! Stay cool down there!!!! 🍎🍏🍇🥔🌾🐄🥛🧈🍦🤠
Hey WA! Cool? It's 97° here right now. This summer we've been higher than Phoenix quite a few times. How's it in Olympia?
Hear,hear! People dump on the farmers without a clue about the background of the cows or their injuries. Not fair!
My favorite bumper sticker was one I saw when I still lived up in Vermont, it said “Don’t complain about farmers with your mouth full”. This was on a co-workers truck who like many dairy farmers ran a farm and had a full time job off the farm.
@@TheBachBabe 88 degrees plus 83% humidity! Dang humidity always gets a person, not the heat! Not surprisingly, few folks own a/c here. I finally ran up the white flag and got myself a small one. Soooo glad I did!! Times, they are a-changin’!
Graeme, seeing you maneuver the motorized crush with the controller box reminded me of a little boy who is in heaven after getting a shiny new toy from Santa! I’m really happy that moving the robo-crush into position is a lot safer because accidents are no laughing matter.
As someone who has never been around cows and farming i think your videos are amazing and i love to watch
I concur absolutely 💯
All of these cows are underweight. Most of the cows in his videos are. Not saying that's his fault, but it isn't fun to see abused/neglected animals.
@@MrRyumaru these are milking cows, likely Holstein Friesian cattle breed, who do look slimmer, they are different from many other breeds. They are not bred for their meat, they have been bred for their large milk production, hence the large udders. The UK have different breeds to other places in a the world and also have different lineages and in history have been bred to have these characteristics.
My grandmother just passed away (she never met an animal that didn't just love her immediately, like straight up Disney princess vibes.) I needed a little bit of comfort at this time and strangely Scottish cow hooves being trimmed has done exactly that. Hi Kevin! Hi Craggie boy!
Hugs! I love your description of your grandmother. It sounds like she was a wonderful woman.
You grand mother must have been wonderful lady!
Graeme, About your spray bottle breaking: I can't count how many spray bottles that have broken on me just around the house. One thing I've found to eliminate that is using a small garden sprayer that is pressurized with a hand pump on top of the lid then pressing a trigger on the wand releases the pressurized liquid. I have one that holds about a gallon. That may also help cut down on prep time as you don't have to refill it as often.
They are also good for removing wallpaper believe it or not.
Score your wallpaper with a rough edged knife but don’t go mad and cut into your plaster. Soak the wall with nearly boiling very soapy water, wait ten minutes soak again wait ten more the paper will nigh on fall off the wall by itself.
WARNING be careful around sockets 👍✌️🇬🇧
@@markthompson9914 I did something similar to remove popcorn ceiling texture in a house I bought. Don't go overboard with it as you don't want to get the sheetrock soaked. I add just a couple drops of dishsoap as a surfactant so it will soak into the texture without applying too much water to the sheetrock. I'd go in sections preparing one swath and just before scraping off with a long handled scraper, I'd spray the next. By the time I have the first section scraped, the second section is ready so I spray a 3rd section then scrape the second and so on. It's a little fiddly getting started but once you get a small spot down to the sheetrock, it peels off easily and practically falls off.
@@GraeMatterz U got it mate 👍 they’re bloody handy tool, but u have taught me a new one as I didn’t know it worked for artex as we call it, and I take it u can’t go balls too the wall and soak the hell out of it cos the plasterboard or Sheetrock in your case would sag🍻for swapping tips ✌️🇬🇧
Imagine being the engineer who made that watching this video, that must be great.
I’ve been scared of cows almost my entire life, and when your videos came onto my page I thought “what on earth” but seeing them through your eyes has really changed how I feel about them!
Just found your channel a few weeks ago and loving it! I didn’t even know cows needed their hooves trimmed and now I find myself trying to spot the problem before you tell us what it is. 😂 I think I missed my calling in life!
Same here! 😄
Ive reached the 2 year mark of being a member of The Herd!! WHOO HOO🥳 Looking forward to many more years and videos to come.
they were both definitely walking better after their trim than when they entered the crush. You make such a difference in their lives and I'm sure, save many lives by being able to help heal them. I love watching how much you enjoy your work.
OH my gosh they are walking instantly so much better.. THANK you so much for your videos and helping these beautiful creatures.. Your passion is evident.!
Two more cows left MUCH happier and a lot less sore than when you got to them. Thanks for sharing! *Blessed Be!*
I love when the cows leave the crush, look back saying Thank You with their eyes.😊
Interesting how fast they can walk with less pain. Good teamwork you three. Glad the variety in equipment is helping adapt to various jobs.
It always makes m happy to see farmers that look after their animals like this. The fact you are there is proof they are looking after those ladies. :)
Im so glad Graeme to have been part of the "herd" from way back & seen the evolution of the crushes & changes you've made. One thing remains the same-your ability to care for & heal these sweet cows.
🖤 🐄 🤍 🐂 🤎
Me too!😁
Hoof GP you're definitely doing a good job keeping these girls hooves healthy and taking away their pain. I love the new crush on tracks moving around the farm's where tires just don't work so well. Keep up the good work!
Job well done with extreme compassion and kindness 🐄💙 thank you for your patience and care to these beautiful cow's 🐄🐄💙💙 God bless 🙏 from the United States of America 🇺🇸🇺🇸
GP- im a middle aged city girl..found out about you from The Nomatic Movement channel...never did I ever think id get sucked into watching your work...but i love watching these cows walk away feeling happier!!
Gait is much more regular after the trim, which means more comfort in the feet. You can definitely still see some tenderness, but that's to be expected with the condition the hooves were in. I spent over a decade as a corrective horse farrier, and I love watching your vids, Grant. Farriers forever, my friend! 😊
I'm from a construction and military background. I can't pretend to understand anything about cows beyond a basic knowledge. These videos are both informative and interesting, but above that, I enjoy the end results when a distressed cow shows relief just walking away. It's satisfying and soothing. Thanks!
Phenomenal. When technology overcomes real world situations.. The equipment tech might be improving at an amazing rate but the end product is down to guys like you with the skills and experience. 👌
It’s funny to me that I can watch your videos day after day and look forward to seeing new videos from you daily. You do amazing things for these animals. I had a horse ranch for quite a few years and one of the most important things in keeping the horses comfortable and healthy was making sure to keep up on trimming their hoofs. You can really tell you love your job and the cows are lucky to have you. Makes me want to move to Scotland and work for you. Much love from Florida USA
I really like the three person team you have. Even though it is possible to trim hooves solo, I have noticed how well GP, Craig and Kevin work together... like a well oiled machine. As someone who isn't in the industry even I know the faster the cows get in and out of the crush and get taken care of the better they are for it and this team is doing a great job at that.
Love that the first cow waited and walked with the 2nd cow as If to encourage her. Love that there is visible proof almost instantly of the relief you provide. Good work!
I can’t see the video, but I still gave it a like 😂
Lol
Try it again
I had to find it on my recommendation page instead of on his channel or through the notification
I’m not a ferrier. I’m not a farmer. Hell I don’t even live anywhere near a farm. But I subscribed to this channel and love these videos bc I find it fascinating and so satisfying when these babies start walking better!
I do believe they are walking much better - good job as always, GP
Blessings from across the pond.
Wow! What an amazing improvement guys! I think those cows were so happy to see you because they didn't appear as aggressive as others do when they enter and exit the crush. And the one seemed to have a strut to her walk, like she was showimg off her new shoes! Love seeing your videos, keep 'em coming!!
They are both looking much more comfortable. I can’t help but chuckle when you see the cows shaking their hood because the block feels funny!
I definitely think they are walking better. You do such a nice job and I really enjoy watching.
I can't believe what a godsend you are to these cows. Keep up the good work.
It's nice to see the cows walking better thanks to you
What a great job you did on the white cow at the end you could see from before you trimmed and treated her ailments, she toed out badly. When she comes good a regular trim will keep her in good stead. This is my morning coffee joy watching these trims.
Major difference in their walk. Good job, big heart. 👏
Hi Graham. I'm a horse person, not so much a cow person. I have to let you know that watching what you do is absolutely fascinating! I've not missed a single video since I first saw you. There is a cathartic quality to watching these cows getting their feet done. If I can feel this way just by watching these videos I can only imagine how it makes you fellas feel. Thank you for doing what you do. ❤🐄❤🐄 Pick a job you love and you never work a day in your life!
They are definitely walking better. Great trim!
I love it when they first walk out and it takes about 10 steps before they realize it doesn't hurt as bad
I’m from the us. Having you talk about celebrating differences is so….refreshing. The news here bums me out and knowing there are peaceful people elsewhere helps. You make great content. Even for people like me who aren’t hoof gps.
yes number 1 keep up the vids you inspired alot of south african farmers to do this as w
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, those cows are lucky to have you all. Thoroughly enjoy your videos.
I love the tenderness and care you show these girls. Thank you for being a kinda steward of the animals in your care.
You could definitely see the difference before and after.
I really didn’t know it takes 10 months for a cows hoof to grow! They say you learn something new every day!
Thanks! 👏👏👏
Dying camera before-after was pretty funny and entertaining :)
Dunno why I still like these videos, just watching your knife cut the hoof horn away is mesmerizing somehow.
She is walking better! Thank you Graeme, for making her feel better. Those poor cows would be in a lot of pain if not for you and Craige. I hope that I spelled his name right. I watch you, him, and Sandi Brock. She raises sheep in Canada. I can't wait every time for your new videos Craig's new videos or Sandy's to come out. Thank you and have a great day!
Love the content never thought hoof trimming would be so interesting. Keep up the great work. Here from Canada 🇨🇦
Hi, Graham and buds!
The platelets do not fight the infection. The platelets are like floating band-aid's. When a breach occurs the "Band-Aid Boys" put up their walls and keep good stuff in and bad stuff out. The WBC's (White Blood Cells) which have at least 5 different "garrisons" that do varying jobs yet all work together to fight the good fight...kill the bad guys!
Anyway, I hope the 2 ladies are doing much better and I hope all is well with you, your work bud's and all of your families!
God Bless 😃
Keep it up I’m going to be a good jp thanks to you
I’ve been watching for about a month and am beginning to understand the process. At this point I’m really blow away how you are so very precise with such thick material. It’s really amazing.
Can’t see it!
Definitely walking much better. Hoof trimming is an art. You are a true craftsman. It is a delight to watch you work.
No video?!?!
I never thought I'd care so much about cow hoofs! Started tuning in about a year ago. I love the extent to which you love you work. Inspiring!
Can’t watch for some reason
Same
Same, it says “No stream”.
keep pressing play
Ah think he just fixed it!
Third time lucky for me.
I love watching you help the cows. I never knew there was so much care needed for their hooves
Who sings your theme?
I'm done sitting tight for the award advance since i acquire$23,000 every 12 days of my investment.
The amount of satisfaction I get from watching you help these cows is indescribable. Also after seeing the trouble you've had with this farm's layout in the past, seeing the Wopa just scoot in is amazing.
3:32 to 3:39 that quote….🥺thank you I’ve been struggling with autism and more specifically someone using a very harsh slang for it, that made me feel better I’ve listened to it 3 times now. ❤ Thank you ❤
Graham you do an amazing job. It must so satisfying and rewarding see how your cattle pedicures help the animals in your hoof care.
I don’t know why I like watching your videos - from London farm life seems 1000 miles away. Your videos are both entertaining but also interesting to watch!! Great content!
Much much better than before! They are even talking and the one with two pink bandages are saying hey, I have 2, you have one, but hey my feeties are worse!
I grew up on a arm and around animals all my life. It's great watching how the animals walk after treatment. You give them relief and what a blessing that is for the cows!
Graeme, I’ve been following you for a couple of years now. It’s so wonderful to see not only your channel grow exponentially , but your business as well. It’s obvious that you really care about what you do as well as taking care of your whole family. Glad that you are doing so well. Much love from Raeford North Carolina, USA 🤙🤙
Graeme am loving the evolution of your crushes to suit the varied farms. The changes are pretty dramatic. Can imagine your joy at a machine which overcomes old problems. Notice many of the cows develop injuries because humankind has bred some old strengths out of these cows seeking optimal milk production. From what you say when cows spend most of their days out away from concrete they seem to suffer fewer hoof problems. Yet despite what “we” have bred out of them you still show us the “cow has begun to heal this by pumping blood to...” which to my way of thinking, like your crushes, they have inherent design which is astounding. Difference is when a crush gets too old it doesn’t heal itself nor reproduce itself like a cow does. The design and engineering in a cow is truly amazing.
After seeing your car collection, I HIGHLY doubt you need donations for a spray bottle! That's hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
iJust Want To Say, This City Boy From Detroit Appreciates Your Content Wholeheartedly…
Blessings To You And Yours My King.
What a caring farmer...poor girls in the ICU.....injured cow unit! Glad you could help them!
I found you maybe... 2 months ish ago now? Idk why but I love watching your videos. They're almost...inspiring in away? Lol
I LOVE how you present your video's. It makes me feel like.... if I should survive some worldly apocalypse - I could (SORTA) comfortably add this as to my list of reasons why I should be part of the team.
Thank you for all that you do!
I have to say that of all the shows out there similar to the Hoof GP I absolutely LOVE yours the most!!! Im not a farmer or vet. I’m just curious about a lot of things!! I don’t know how you deal with all the poop BUT thank goodness your farmers have you and your team!! Well done! Keep the videos coming!!
She is walking much better! Thanks for caring for the cows!
Much better! They both are better. Good job Graeme!
I love watching this channel and how pleasant it makes me feel. As a nail biter of all my life, I stopped biting my nails three weeks ago because watching this is like therapy. Just picking away at a hoof reminds me of the same sensation as going to town on my finger nails. I think I actually prayed to God recently that I would stop biting my nails, so I guess hoof gp is my alternative. Keep doing what you are doing. Keeping cows and humans comfortable.
Oh my Gosh!!!! Thank goodness you are for them. You are so caring and
yes they are working better I am happy for the cows thank you for what you do for them and the love you show for your profession
I love watching your videos because they involve skills i know nothing about
(well i know a bit now as watched quite a few!!!) but i enjoy learning new skills not that i would ever trim a cows hoof!!! I’ve been disabled since my lower spine fell apart at the age of 40 (24 years ago). It’s a progressive spine problem and I’ve been in a wheelchair for 4 years now.
Your videos fill a big missing piece of my non active life in an interesting and entertaining way.
Many thanks, and good wishes to you and yours. 😊👍
Am i the only one who would be soothed by a video of healthy hoof treatments? Over a hundred, I imagine, to piano music. I'd fall asleep to the thought of happy hooves.
I think you'd find it got old, very quickly.
@@alistairclement4239 I’m looking forward to one eventually
TRACKS ARE UNDER RATED! They make such a HUGE difference! It was very weird to me that the cows are kept inside so much of the year because that isn’t what I’m used to but you explained it. Thanks! Also cow care has changed a lot over the last 40 years! Graeme could you let us know the cow ID/name for hooves like the axial wall abscess so we can watch the healing progress? Kind of like 812?
I love your opening music, every time I hear it, it brings me joy because I feel like I’m going to be visiting old friends 💜💜
Aww they were waiting for each other and yes they are walking better you guy's are Awesome!!!!
Bless you and your team for helping these poor cows.
I can’t believe how much joy I get watching your videos about trimming Cow’s and Bull’s hooves, and I would never want anything to do with farming! But your love for the animals have grown on me, and thank you!!
This is now my favorite youtube channel!
Watching from Michigan in USA. I am a city girl who's family was all farmers. I enjoy your program. Keep up the good works
So satisfying to see them not limping on their way back at the end. You’re awesome!
I love how the first cow waited for her friend. Did they critique your work to each other , saying how much better they felt ? 🐴
You guys are so compassionate towards these hard working girls...your channel is the BEST...yes both girls ARE walking so much better..thanks for being good to the cows
they are for sure walking better ❤️
can't imagine how much pain they must have been enduring until they got into your good care!
always amazes me the difference you guys do for these Gentle creatures 🥰
Great job Graeme and Craig ya’ll two are awesome at fixing cow hoof’s keep up the good work and the cow’s will thank you ..
Glad you could help them! They are walking better👏🏻👍🏻
My granddaughters and myself love watching your videos, so interesting 😊
I am always touched by how much you truly care for each animal. You still need a haircut, but we 💞 you anyways.
They are walking better than they walked in. I have utterly no pun intended enjoyed your videos. I am learned so much about herbs. You’ll do amazing work. Thank you for taking care of the animals
Your patients are extremely lucky for all your care.
The black and white cow was walking much better after your treatment,probably the pressure relief you provided and rubbing of the loose horn helped also..great video !
I can't for the life of me understand WHY THESE ARE SO SATISFYING?!
I think both are walking noticeably better. Good job Guys!!
The only one to watch - so many copiers but I instantly decline/delete cuz you’re the best.!!
Yay it downloaded. Love seeing Graeme excited over his crush