Bubbles POUR out of this hoof
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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I love the cows that come out of the crush, take a few steps and realize their pain has been substantially lessened, and turn around and look back as if to say, "Wow! What did you do??"
She was a much happier girl upon leaving. Thank you for making her better.
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The wind noise is not a problem. It's more than made up for by the great natural light leading to an outstandingly clear and focused view of the trim.
How can you videos be around 5-10 minutes yet still give so much information and insite in to issues that farmers may face! You my friend are true professional and overall an amazing person! Keep up the amazing content
insight?
@@muurrarium9460 wow, out of all the comments on this video and you choose to point out a slight spelling mistake. If you understood what I meant why bother trying to be smart about it.
@@adammanley7424 I did not, that is what annoyed me in the first place. If you want people to understand what you mean, use the right words.
@@muurrarium9460 insite or insight you understand what I am getting at don’t you.
That poor girl. The pain she must of felt. You guys are amazing helping those cows.
Ms Cow took a few experimental steps before realizing "Hey! It doesn't hurt like it used to!" before she goes on her more-or-less merry way.
In these dark days, these posts give us a reminder of the good that is still among us. Thank you Graeme, good work Kevin and a shout out to our Craigie Boy ❤❤❤
Hi Graham,
My wife and I are fans of the channel and as well as supporters. We just love the way you make these little girls feel so much better! Bless you and yours! 👍🏼
I was raised on a farm and I can remember my dad working on hooves and back then (40 years ago) It was a lot harder to treat a lot of these issues. It wasn't unheard of to loose a cow from a messed up hoof. You had to stay on top of them constantly. A lot of people don't realize that. Maybe why I find your vids so interesting.
I love that first couple steps, then the realization that it doesn't hurt nearly as much and she starts walking much more normally and obviously more comfortably.
OMG! Her trying out how her foot feels for a moment then more calmingly walking off after noticing she isn't in that much pain anymore
calmly
@@jessebeegee calmliestly
Just goes to show, "A stitch in time saves nine." Men, when you are working with your welders in and around animals, pay attention to cleaning up in detail. Thank goodness for the Hoof GP. He knows what he is doing and he is kind to the cows he is attending to.
The wind noise makes me feel like I'm on the farm with you, it's so calming honestly
I am a city boy from Southern California. I’m also in my late fifties/early 60s. I’m not sure why, but I absolutely love your videos. It makes me think that in my next life I’m going to be a hoof trimmer. Most of the people that I tell about your channel, think that I’m crazy. I tell them that you give pedicures to cows. That way they understand. Keep up the great work and I will continue watching.
I call Graeme a "Bovine Farrier". Altho there's no ox shoes involved, there's still footwork.
Who else binge watches this for days at a time? 😂😂😂
I like to watch it before bed, because it's so positive and relaxing
Me! It’s so addicting to watch!
Me😂
Prayers for you / your farm and family/ and Scotland and its animals. Watching all the flooding… my heart and prayers go out to all. Be safe, dry, and be well ❤
How nice it was to see the cow leave the crush nerves to put her hoof down then realise oh it's ok and starts walking faster ❤
I love the care you take in trimming the hooves. The cows are already in pain and the care you take is so important.
She’s so cute and I love how careful you are with the cows.
Jerseys are the cutest cows of them all in my opinion. and all cows look cute.
I have painful feet due to RA and bless the souls of these cows because they have four! Thank you, Graeme. ❤️
Good work, Graham. She was obviously relieved! 💜🇺🇸
This trim made me think that the pressure from the cavity was pushing that metal piece out. It was interesting to watch the hole almost disappear then completely open up. Thank you for sharing.
I love the feel of a good wind. A "blistery southwest Scottish day" sounds wonderful.
This cow must have felt the huge relief thanks to your work and the observation of its owner ! Great job as usual :)
Thanks Graham for sharing your work with us all. Its great to see how you fix these lame cow's hoof. Seeing them walk out after some treatment is a very nice end to the video
You could read the phone book and I would listen... What a voice you have, putting the Scottish accent on it - it's just over the top. Been watching your channel for a year now. I have a new respect for our cows and the people who keep them for us.
I love the end shots where the cows leave the crush. Its fun seeing them realize they are in considerably in kess pain is so much fun!
Forbidden chocolate milk 😔😔😔
If your intention was to make me puke...it worked! 🤢 🤕 🤮 😂
@@ellieviolet5812😆😆🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
LMAOO wait til you see the forbidden strawberry milk leaking out of one of these feet 😂
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When it comes to hoof trimming,this is the only channel i watch
Brrrr, it is turning to winter in Canada, too. Thank goodness you are here to help with our mental health after watching news about wars. You aren't only a Hoof GP. You are a human stress reliever GP. ❤
I'm Canadian too had cows as a kid on our farm and never heard of hoof trimming them. We did our horses and also had a farrier as they were show horses but cows? Had no idea. This is fascinating to watch and learn from graeme
His channel sure is a stress reliever! The calm of his voice, the music, and most importantly the sound of the pure relief of that abscess releasing all of that pressure. I love this channel. ❤
Holy cow! Looks like Banksy did art on her backside with a red spraycan at the end shot there.
I just found myself wondering how much crossover there is in your fan base and Dr PimplePopper's.
Bless her heart! I’m glad she got you as a hood trimmer, Graem! I know she will be better soon! 🎉❤
release of pressure, that must feel good. Your videos are always informative and nice to watch. Thank you ^^
I love these videos !
Amazing how you can improve their quality of life with minutes of care ❤️
Thank you for helping the sweet souls cows are amazing !!!
Poor lass that must have hurt glad you could get her sorted lads cant wait for an update ..
Get a dead cat microphone cover. Basically foam or fluff. Cuts out wind noise. Really improves sounds. Used it when recording concerts for an artist friend.
Bless her 😢 looking forward to seeing how your help has benefited her ❤
Aww poor cow that must feel better I have a horse who almost died from laminitis and his farrier never gave up to save him❤
Your videos have the best music on you tube, that being said, the wind is natural to your environs and not an issue, IMHO.
That moment you see that cow with her unsure first steps then confident steps, you can easily tell trimming and caring for that hoof did wonders.
Why cant I stop watching these videos?! Haha. Great job on this one.
I can literally feel the relief once the wound is exposed so good to watch can’t wait for the update 😊
Oh my goodness, how deep was that ? Can't imagine the relief . Mesmerised by your channel and watching your meticulous work and care . 🐮🐄🩺💚
Seeing her walk out after your amazing work was a thing of magic! Keep doin what you do, friend. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
That pressure.... even I felt the relief.
The background of wind reminds me of West Texas as I'm in Florida now ❤❤❤❤❤
Great job well done, she looked alot more comfortable, thank you 😊
I live in north west wisconsin, 75 years old , retired, enjoy watching you help these cows. I love cows they have dch pretty bg eyes. I lve to seeafteracow comes limping in , usually walks out, without. Or barely with a limp. Plusi love your accent.
AGAIN Graham you have shown you really are a master of your craft just love your videos will watch you, Graigie & team forever because you always have hope to solve these cows foot problems. Bless you all .Eva West Lothian
Love watching you work. Your sense of connection with the cattle is a beautiful thing to see and your knife work is superb. Thank you for doing what you do!
Thank you for taken care of these cows and their issue. Glad someone cares about them.
With the block it adds more of a protective layer for the hoof horn, since the area wrapped, it (the wrap) would be more prone to unraveling, more gunk germs, and any other things that aren’t ‘normal’ to the body will only irritate it and make it worse. The block acts like a supportive friend that helps you when you are hurt in a sense
More like it prevents further damage from being walked on since most of what they walk on can't get past their immune system
@@cdeer17 that too, both reasons (yours and mine) are valid
Awesome work guys 4:46
I really like the birds happily chirping in the background 💞
Love how you always take such great care when working on all the cows and calf’s. Shows how much you love your job!!
This was a good job done well on this Jersey junior. It doesn’t matter to me if a cow has any problem or not, I just really enjoy watching your work! 😊❤
I’m imagining the relief she felt!!! Thanks for taking such good care of all the girls!!
I am amazed at the quality hoof care you provide. I am retired from AT&T 2010, I am 72 and enjoy Hoof GP!
These videos help me chill out. I have really bad anxiety and this whole week I’ve been feeling off. Watching these weirdly help
So glad there are people like u in this world that take care of those that can't take care of themselves
Thanks for helping the moo-moos. 👍🤙❤️
Cattle are both rugged and amazingly fragile. My dad had a magnet that is normally used to feed a cow to grab and metal objects in a cow's stomach. I knew about that but the Hoof GP is teaching how even tiny items can harm our dairy herds.
I love Jersey cows they are so bonny and neatly made even her foot was small and dainty just like her, hope she feels better soon and her foot heels well.😊
The cows hooves are so pretty, they look like storm clouds 🥰
I have to say, we love your country. We were there in the beginning of August for a wedding. We stayed for a week and traveled around. The following week in Ireland. I have to say Scotland has my heart.
That cow's war paint at the end there was pretty funky
Thank God for the quick intervention, some of these start to look unrepairable!!
Amazing work as always 👏 🙌 👌 ❤️
I love the way you care about the animals being in pain and trying to alleviate it. Even thinking about the pressure from the “crusher”. Lol I hate that word! Large animals can
really suffer from their own weight. Your a good man!
Crush, not crusher.
Nice job Graeme! I don’t know what draws me in to watching your videos but I love it.
I dont understand much of what youre speaking of lol i Live in Ca theyre is cows out here but i dont do what you do but I truly love watching you work especially watching these ladies walk out of the press feeling much better thank you for be8ng so loving with these ladies.
Love it Greame!
Bless you and yours.
Thanks!
Thank you👍🏽
Thank You for bringing the music back, that voice is pure magic.
She’s the cleanest 🧼 cow 🐄 I’ve spotted in this channel yet! I love it ❤️!
Cows love to be washed and clean just as horses!
Hiii, I live in Belgium and I like so much your videos ! Thank you for your job and for the cows you take care of ^^
I love your content Mr GP, amazing work❤❤
she must have felt so much better, nice work.
"I'm genuinely soory about the wind noise, but we ahr woorkin in Scotland, and it blows here". I fixed it for ya, sir.
Her hoofs are so dark. It's beautiful.
Never apologize for the wind that nature creates, it’s all part of the adventure. Watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸🦅
my 5 yo nephew just walked in and saw me watching the intro...he said, "Cowie Owie???"
I love Jersey Cows. I showed Them when I was young. Best milk ever. I hope she does well. Thank God she has you to help her.
Poor Lass she must feel so much better!!
No need to apologize for the wind. I spend almost all of my working time in a warehouse in the city. To hear the wind like that... it's a relaxing sound to me
Job well done !!
It's not pus - it's "organically produced hoof knife blade lubricant" 😂
I love the natural light, I feel like I can see things better around the hoof . ❤
Darlin one of the reasons I love following you is that dairy farming was in my family history I more so that I grew up in town called Kearny in New Jersey made up of a large Scots population at the time. I love the Scots!
I could just feel the cow going oh Thank you at the release of that abscess when you busted it open!😊😊
LOL Were all those orange markings for you? Or did each one carry a different message? OR, is this farmer just really happy that Halloween comes soon? Love the perfectly assorted VetWrap colour too :) Cheers from Canada!
Beatifull ending seeing the cow
She certainly stepped lively as she went!
Wow, what a polite man you are. Apologizing for the wind? Like you have control over it? And here, I thought it was a large fan you all were running. I hope this post made you smile. It is meant to be funny.
I love your videos I was born and raised here in America my grandparents are from Scotland my grandfather was a big member of the Scottish Mason's
That poor creature! What a wonderful thing it is to see her walking out and feeling better!
Just watching you work. I don't care about the wind noise, as you just mentioned. My only thought was that poor cow and the relief that she must have felt as those bubbles just released from inside her hoof capsule. God Bless...
Hi Graham I have to say I love Jersey cows
Good job!! Love too see more of these kinda videos quick and to the point with my man!!! You guys should start a little series where you do exactly that critique him on some challenging trims.!
I have no clue why I am addicted to this channel. I literally live in the middle of a city.