Hearing the two of you (you and the farmer) talk to each other and openly question each other about if one of you may be wrong was really refreshing to see. There's no accusations, no ego, no belittling, and it doesn't come off as a challenge - just two professionals working together to get to the root of the problem to make sure this big boy gets his hoof fixed. That type of interaction seems rarer and rarer these days. Thank you for doing everything you do for these amazing animals.
This is one of my favourite ever comments - I hadn’t really thought about that conversation until til I read your comment! Thanks for making it and thanks for being a part of this incredible community!
Hear hear! It's enjoyable to hear "grown up" conversations discussing the same desired outcome. "Have you done this?" "First thing I tried." "Okay, what was the second...?" (Not trying to copy what was said on the film, just a really professional attitude.) The aim is to find the solution asap, and not just a possible one but the right one. Gents like Graeme and the farmer have my deepest respect for that.
Lol I thought the questions sounded a bit abrupt, but I could clearly see and hear that they weren’t being taken that way. So thank you for adding to my cultural knowledge! (Perspective: I was born and raised in the United States Deep South in Georgia where how you say things and the words you use are often strict as to be nigh biblical.)
@@TheHoofGP Thank you! Over the course of my life I have worked both with and for too many people that would see a conversation like that as some sort of insult to their knowledge. The few I have worked with that have your attitude are absolutely worth getting to know because they have a wealth of knowledge they love to share.
No wonder he was hurting: he was carrying his own personal gravel pit! He's fortunate to have a caring farmer and your crew to help him. I hope we get an update.
he's an absolutely beautiful little bull. I hope we get to see him again once he's in his prime and puts on some more weight. or is he full size and that's as big as he's going to get?
@CostaWanti if a human being has taken strong pain medication they're doped up. It's why labels say not to drive, operate equipment, etc. This bull is likely on some super strong pain medication. That's why he's doped up.
When you said the Farmer focus on more natural atmosphere it really tells on the bull himself!! He wasn’t stressed, just in pain, and he seemed to know you were there to help and trusted you
We are all applauding the loving farmer who called you and the whole team involved in getting those sharp stones removed. I know some will say the farmer was only protecting his investment, but most of us would know that this bull means much more than income to this farmer. That bull is family.
That poor sweety was so patient despite the pain and extra damage. Those stones looked a lot like obsidian, which are so very sharp. Awesome job helping.
Keratin is an incredibly versatile material. Hair, fingernails, claws, hooves, horns, and even whale baleen: it's all the same stuff, just structured differently. Back in the day, people used horn the same way we now use plastic. With heat, moisture, and pressure it can be shaped and molded and then carved to make everything from spoons to knife handles to art plaques and brooches.
In my completely unschooled, non-professional opinion that was the sweetest, most laid-back bull I think you've ever shown here. Dare I say he was adorable? Except for the head bashing, that is. Way to go, guys! Thanks for the new merch, too!
Hi Graeme, you probably won’t see this with how busy you are. I asked your advice re a coffee machine a few weeks ago. Well, I took the plunge and took your advice and bought Sage machine and it’s AWESOME!! A whole new world of caffeine heaven has opened up, it’s incredible! The difference it makes starting the day with a really good coffee, there are no words!!! Thank you so much! Oh also your book arrived yesterday and without a word of a lie I can’t put it down! You’ve lived about 6 people’s lives during your one life, it really does read more like a thriller than an autobiography 😊. Thank you on both counts, Kathy xx
Congratulations on the coffee machine Kathy - we use it as our “treat coffee” 😂😂😂 A little more effort but WELL worth it! You should check out “Jellyhill” coffee - that’s what we use, from a small coffee shop in Glasgow - it’s fantastically smooth but rich and almost chocolatey it’s that good!
That brought tears to my eyes. Seeing the red stuff instantly pour out as soon as you removed that first stone and knowing he'd been like that for more than 2 weeks.
I'm Native American and do flint knapping and have been unfortunate to step on a shard of my own discarded works. It hurts and bleeds a lot. I just can't imaging having a bulls weight bearing down on a piece as sharp as that in a foot that holds it and forces it into itself causing more pain. You are truly are life saver for these animals.
Native American here buti live by wetlands and mogs I've stepped on gagged rocks and sticks like that I feel so bad for that lot bull he must feel so much better
This old vet from Canada loves your videos. I bought some merch to show off and confuse my friends. I bought something from Scotland too funny. I only avoided the Bulls in the field on patrols in West Germany. Cheers, Pro Patria.
What a great video Graeme! It is so refreshing to see your back and forth interaction with the farmer being civil and dignified, something we don’t see much of anymore. Hopefully people will follow your example!! Once again, thank you for helping this poor bull and making him feel exponentially better. You, Craig and Kev are rockstars!!!! Hoping to receive the book soon, can’t wait to read it!❤❤
I mentioned to my son that when my brain is fried from life and politics I pop on The Hoof GP. He said you watch The Hoof GP? Yea I love the HGP, so do I! We proceeded to geek/nerd out over the Hoof GP. It was awesome thank you so much!
I walked out to the car barefooted the other day and stepped on a rock I instantly thought of these poor cows/bulls stepping on them. Thank God they have you❤ Great job caring for them
12:20 - For those who might not know, cleaning the equipment is not just being neat and tidy. It's also an essential biosecurity precaution to ensure that extremely contagious diseases aren't passed from one farm to another. Indeed, veterinary and transportation equipment is one of the primary means of spreading disease, so proper sanitation is absolutely vital.
It nice to not have music and be able to listen to the relaxing sounds of the peace and quiet of the farm. He is a beautiful boy, it is very satisfying to see the help and care these animals get.
WOW as someone who has owned horses for over 30 years and dealt with many farriers, I find this channel VERY informative and fascinating. This POOR BULL! That wasn't a cut or a shear that left a canyon!! I can only imagine the pain this big guy was in! Thank you Graham !
Hi Graeme, just wanted to comment that I have received my signed copy of ‘Bruised Sole’ and have started the written journey, only a few pages in, and have been reading in a Southwest Scottish accent in my head! Congratulations on getting into print, and allowing us so much access to your life, and work. All the very best Nick.
Wow….that is a huge ouch Graeme!!! Poor boy and to top it all off he did his horn too! At least we know he’s on the road to recovery now! Thank you.❤️🇦🇺🏴
Graeme, your book just arrived in my mailbox. I was in the middle of washing my kitchen and pantry floors and peeked inside the book.... and started reading. The mop and bucket with water and detergent are just sitting in the middle of the kitchen floor, the hot water has turned cold, and the floors are only halfway done. I can not put the book down. I am so glad that I bought it!! Thank you!! I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia, USA. I am surrounded by hundreds of acres of pasture land and beautiful green valleys. They are beautifully decorated with Black Angus, Hereford, Charolais, and Holstein cows. I feel very blessed to live where I do. I am a devoted follower of your videos on RUclips. God bless. Keep doing what you do. You are a blessing to others, but most importantly, you are a blessing to the cows. ❤
To watch the care and concern you have for these great powerful beasts is a testimony to what a thoughtful human being you are. The world needs one hell of a lot more like you.
Received my book today and I could hardly put it down. The first three chapters were history which I enjoyed, now for the hard stuff. God Bless from Wisconsin, USA
@@briansowards4329 Weird. I keep hearing that "bloody" is considered a really awful word in the UK. Has the attitude towards the word changed in the last decade or two?
Just watching thinking how much I love your videos!! But quietly I don’t know what made me start watching years ago ! You are so good at what you do and you’re so genuine and kind! And guess what ,I’m here loving cows and loving the care they get in a beautiful place so many thousands of miles away!! Thank you 😊
I got my book yesterday. I'm off for the next few days and I'm gonna read every bit of your book. Thank you so much. I can't believe my signed copy of your book got here so fast, thank you again and thank you for taking care of all these cows and bulls and everything you do and your an amazing person.
Just wanted to say the book arrived and i am already hooked. I cant put it down which is is why im still awake at 6am on a Sunday morning. It really is a captivating read. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us. I know nothing about farming or cows apart from that they are beautiful and the more i watch your videos the more obsessed i become with cows and Scotland. I love your videos and seeing what you are up to. Keep up the amazing work.
What an absolute sweetheart of a bull. As many people said, he has such a good temperament and is so clearly aware that you're there to help. Even after two weeks, it's so clear he knows you're there to help. So glad to see the farmer caring so intently and the respect both ways between you two and the farmer is so rewarding to hear regardless. Good on you guys. Seriously, keep up the good work.
You are an angel sent to take care of not only the cows but their owners. What a relief to have you to call upon. There should be more humans like you ❤ God bless you
Oh dang! His poor head horn! I’m glad to hear that it won’t be a big problem for him. He’s such a beautiful bull with all that dark, curly fur/hair! I’m so glad you were able to fix up his foot! Those were such sharp little stones! I also bought a hoodie, and a shirt, and the Christmas pajamas! I hope that your Autumn is full of joy and wealth! Blessed Samhain! 🍂
I can literally sit and watch these videos for 2 hours with a cup of tea before i go to bed after a long day at work. I love the intro music and the fantastic work you do. Its fascinating to me because i would never have even thought about cows hooves or how they could become problematic. So this is all very educating.
Thank you for not editing out your drive home. I love hearing you both laugh. It's also great to see you're human and do drive the wrong way, just like the rest of us.
First - what an absolutely gorgeous Bull, with his curly, red-brown coat. Poor guy, already has a sore hoof and then injures himself by knocking his horn off. 🤦🏻♀️ Also - I’d like to echo what many others have said: the interactions between you and the Farmer, respectfully and with humour, trying to get to the bottom of the Bull’s issues, was lovely to hear (and the fabulous Scots accents were a bonus 😉🏴). Another job well done, Graeme. Mr. Bull will be feeling better in no time - and Yes, that must have hurt like hell. 👍🐂 Cheers from Ontario 🇨🇦
Thanks be to God for sending you to give mercy to these docile creatures of His creation. I have been enjoying your show for several months now. I can see that you and your co-workers get true happiness for what you do for others. God bless you for doing your best. I wish you much success not only with your business but with your family and friends also. Scotland is very beautiful. I live on the beach of the Chesapeake Bay in Norfolk, Virginia, and it is beautiful here too. Have a great day and I look forward to seeing your next show.
The commentary between all of you discussing rhe issues with this poor guys hoof was extremely refreshing to see. No arguements, no fighting, just open and honest discussion about whether someone may have been mistaken. Adult conversation like that, completely civilized seems so far gone in the world today that its very refreshing to see. Thanks for another great episode, and for all you guys do to help care for such amazing creatures. Looking forward to the next one as always and so anxiously excited waiting for your book to get here. Hope all is well and everyone is healthy, Don't give yourself carpal tunnel signing all the books, James
From someone who just moved to the country of Colorado, I am inspired to start learning more about how to care for larger animals, this content always shows how much you care for these majestic creatures, happy to see you always so cheery and optimistic about your profession :) And if I had more money I'd love to snag all of those awesome hoodies and shirts, glad to see you rocking the hoof gp swag, have a spectacular day mate 😁
@@Angharadz2 I've noticed that about 10% of the viewers click the like button across YT. Sad really. I always hit the like button before I even watch the video.
What a gorgeous bull, so glad you found the source of his pain. We cry if we have a thistle stuck in us, can you imagine walking around with rocks stuck in your foot that are like sharp wedges getting pushed in deeper and deeper into your sole. Yikes! Nice work! He’ll be showing off for the ladies in no time! ❤❤
Graeme, now that you've added the jammies to the merch line-up, you & the guys need to have a "wear your pajamas to work" day! 😂 They're super cute! 💚🐄🧡🐂💚
I’m glad to see a selar animal that is tame. I bought five pure bred heifers years ago. The wildest animals I have ever had. I ran about three hundred Hereford cross with angus and every time I rode through on my horse you could tell them from a long ways away. Every time their heads would be up in the air. Had them for a year. Calving them out was the worse. Mean, very motherly.
Oh Graeme bless your heart for helping that handsome Bull omg his eyes are beyond beautiful .Those stones looked like a mix of flint & coal ouch razor sharp for sure .I truly loved the convo you & the farmer had like @ozpin said below it is very rare no egos were involved 👋👌☝, the bull was the main priority here as always . Side Note the Christmas PJ`s in my size are already sold out😭🤣🤣🤣.You have a wonderful Family here in The Herd we snag things up ASAP , took me almost a yr to get me One Herd t-shirt lol . I hope I can get them PJ`s before Christmas lol. Love Anita Herd Member For Life . Also Graig & Kev .ps How is camera Graeme doing ?? He is in All Our Prayers
Graeme, from a farmer's daughter, I really am grateful for the conscientious care you give these animals. As the mother to an LGBT adult, I am grateful for your One Herd. Much love from this Arizona farm girl.
@melhawk6284 who's a bigot? Imsuportvwexare all one-world. Until this persons comment making it only about LGBT etc then I'm saying obviously I misunderstood the one herd message.
Thank goodness they have you guys there to help them and you are all just amazing people for what you do and g’day from us in Tasmania Australia ❤❤❤❤ 12:55
You would be hard pressed to find a bull that calm in North America, unless it's a hobby farm. My Great Uncle was killed but a Holstein bull that he trusted, my Dad always taught us to never turn your back on a bull. That was a lovely big fella, praise to the farmer.
The PJs highland cow is missing her block! Love the pjs could we girls have a nightgown one too please? Mrs HoofGP Ashley would understand not all girls like PJs. I love it that you leave the outtakes in the video. Please give us an update on the bull’s foot that looked so angry & bleeding so much.
Seeing this gorgeous bull I can't help but feel the pain. Then you caring for his horn... that is beyond your job description and I truly love that. Also he makes a handsome curly uni-bull! 😊❤
Endlich , nach langer Zeit konnte ich wieder deine Filme sehen. Schön, dich wieder zu sehen. Es hat sich etwas geändert - Du hast neue Zähne! Hoffentlich war dein Zahnarzt genauso vorsichtig bei seiner Arbeit wie du😊
Such a lovely bull, and so glad you could fix him. He's going to be feeling so much better without the stones. I wasn't sure how much you would have to take off after seeing the claret pouring out, but it trimmed up really well, giving a lot of relief straight away. Much love to all x
Hearing the two of you (you and the farmer) talk to each other and openly question each other about if one of you may be wrong was really refreshing to see. There's no accusations, no ego, no belittling, and it doesn't come off as a challenge - just two professionals working together to get to the root of the problem to make sure this big boy gets his hoof fixed.
That type of interaction seems rarer and rarer these days. Thank you for doing everything you do for these amazing animals.
This is one of my favourite ever comments - I hadn’t really thought about that conversation until til I read your comment! Thanks for making it and thanks for being a part of this incredible community!
Hear hear! It's enjoyable to hear "grown up" conversations discussing the same desired outcome. "Have you done this?" "First thing I tried." "Okay, what was the second...?" (Not trying to copy what was said on the film, just a really professional attitude.) The aim is to find the solution asap, and not just a possible one but the right one. Gents like Graeme and the farmer have my deepest respect for that.
Lol I thought the questions sounded a bit abrupt, but I could clearly see and hear that they weren’t being taken that way. So thank you for adding to my cultural knowledge! (Perspective: I was born and raised in the United States Deep South in Georgia where how you say things and the words you use are often strict as to be nigh biblical.)
@@TheHoofGP Thank you!
Over the course of my life I have worked both with and for too many people that would see a conversation like that as some sort of insult to their knowledge. The few I have worked with that have your attitude are absolutely worth getting to know because they have a wealth of knowledge they love to share.
Cooperation toward a common goal is a wonderful thing, especially when that common goal is the care of other living beings!
No wonder he was hurting: he was carrying his own personal gravel pit! He's fortunate to have a caring farmer and your crew to help him. I hope we get an update.
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he's an absolutely beautiful little bull. I hope we get to see him again once he's in his prime and puts on some more weight. or is he full size and that's as big as he's going to get?
@@locabynatureYeah, he's gorgeous
Gorgeous, curly coated bull.
That is the most patient bull I’ve seen on your channel. The instant relief when you removed the stones must’ve been immense.
Probably a little bit doped up too
@@rc-dailyprobably not
@@CostaWanti I'd bet he is. He even says they've given him pain medication.
@@rc-daily pain medication is not doping the cow.
@CostaWanti if a human being has taken strong pain medication they're doped up. It's why labels say not to drive, operate equipment, etc. This bull is likely on some super strong pain medication. That's why he's doped up.
When you said the Farmer focus on more natural atmosphere it really tells on the bull himself!! He wasn’t stressed, just in pain, and he seemed to know you were there to help and trusted you
What a great temperament. All that pain but he didn't give you any problems. Thank you for helping him on his way to being pain free.
yup. on my Granpas farm the cows were chill and all but these boys were MEAN af. You had to give them a lot of respect.
We are all applauding the loving farmer who called you and the whole team involved in getting those sharp stones removed. I know some will say the farmer was only protecting his investment, but most of us would know that this bull means much more than income to this farmer. That bull is family.
On a farm with so many animals, ones with names are extra special. I bet this handsome lad is king of the farm.
That poor sweety was so patient despite the pain and extra damage. Those stones looked a lot like obsidian, which are so very sharp. Awesome job helping.
Keratin is an incredibly versatile material. Hair, fingernails, claws, hooves, horns, and even whale baleen: it's all the same stuff, just structured differently.
Back in the day, people used horn the same way we now use plastic. With heat, moisture, and pressure it can be shaped and molded and then carved to make everything from spoons to knife handles to art plaques and brooches.
Also humming bird tongues are made of keratin. It's what helsp them keep their trademark shape that lets them pump up sugar water so quickly.
@@RXdash78Keep their trademark shape? What?
In my completely unschooled, non-professional opinion that was the sweetest, most laid-back bull I think you've ever shown here. Dare I say he was adorable? Except for the head bashing, that is. Way to go, guys! Thanks for the new merch, too!
Hi Graeme, you probably won’t see this with how busy you are. I asked your advice re a coffee machine a few weeks ago. Well, I took the plunge and took your advice and bought Sage machine and it’s AWESOME!! A whole new world of caffeine heaven has opened up, it’s incredible! The difference it makes starting the day with a really good coffee, there are no words!!! Thank you so much!
Oh also your book arrived yesterday and without a word of a lie I can’t put it down! You’ve lived about 6 people’s lives during your one life, it really does read more like a thriller than an autobiography 😊. Thank you on both counts, Kathy xx
Congratulations on the coffee machine Kathy - we use it as our “treat coffee” 😂😂😂
A little more effort but WELL worth it!
You should check out “Jellyhill” coffee - that’s what we use, from a small coffee shop in Glasgow - it’s fantastically smooth but rich and almost chocolatey it’s that good!
@@TheHoofGP oh that sounds good, I’ll give that a go thanks for the advice and recommendation! Happy New Year x
Just imagining how that poor creature must feel makes me flinch. You're truly a blessing for these beautiful creatures
That brought tears to my eyes. Seeing the red stuff instantly pour out as soon as you removed that first stone and knowing he'd been like that for more than 2 weeks.
I'm Native American and do flint knapping and have been unfortunate to step on a shard of my own discarded works. It hurts and bleeds a lot. I just can't imaging having a bulls weight bearing down on a piece as sharp as that in a foot that holds it and forces it into itself causing more pain. You are truly are life saver for these animals.
Yep, I have stub my toe and step on stickers 😅 if anyone knows what those are.
Native American here buti live by wetlands and mogs I've stepped on gagged rocks and sticks like that I feel so bad for that lot bull he must feel so much better
I'm just amazed at how cool that bull was. He's just like "yea m8, do whatever you need to. I'm chill".
This old vet from Canada loves your videos. I bought some merch to show off and confuse my friends. I bought something from Scotland too funny. I only avoided the Bulls in the field on patrols in West Germany. Cheers, Pro Patria.
What a great video Graeme! It is so refreshing to see your back and forth interaction with the farmer being civil and dignified, something we don’t see much of anymore. Hopefully people will follow your example!! Once again, thank you for helping this poor bull and making him feel exponentially better. You, Craig and Kev are rockstars!!!! Hoping to receive the book soon, can’t wait to read it!❤❤
What a magnificent boy he is, and that curly coat. I hope he feels better soon.
I mentioned to my son that when my brain is fried from life and politics I pop on The Hoof GP. He said you watch The Hoof GP? Yea I love the HGP, so do I! We proceeded to geek/nerd out over the Hoof GP. It was awesome thank you so much!
I walked out to the car barefooted the other day and stepped on a rock I instantly thought of these poor cows/bulls stepping on them. Thank God they have you❤ Great job caring for them
12:20 - For those who might not know, cleaning the equipment is not just being neat and tidy. It's also an essential biosecurity precaution to ensure that extremely contagious diseases aren't passed from one farm to another. Indeed, veterinary and transportation equipment is one of the primary means of spreading disease, so proper sanitation is absolutely vital.
Yeah we know that, he told us in the video
It nice to not have music and be able to listen to the relaxing sounds of the peace and quiet of the farm. He is a beautiful boy, it is very satisfying to see the help and care these animals get.
I like many on here, know nothing about farms or farm animals, but we appreciate the care and concern you show for these animals.
WOW as someone who has owned horses for over 30 years and dealt with many farriers, I find this channel VERY informative and fascinating. This POOR BULL! That wasn't a cut or a shear that left a canyon!! I can only imagine the pain this big guy was in! Thank you Graham !
Scots are just different. Wonderful personalities, brutally honest and down to earth - respect always a given.
Loved the interactions
8:48 THOSE JAMMIES!!!!! 😍The bull is beautiful! I love his curly coat. He seems well mannered, which is a credit to the farmer.
Hi Graeme, just wanted to comment that I have received my signed copy of ‘Bruised Sole’ and have started the written journey, only a few pages in, and have been reading in a Southwest Scottish accent in my head! Congratulations on getting into print, and allowing us so much access to your life, and work. All the very best Nick.
Wow….that is a huge ouch Graeme!!! Poor boy and to top it all off he did his horn too! At least we know he’s on the road to recovery now! Thank you.❤️🇦🇺🏴
Graeme, your book just arrived in my mailbox. I was in the middle of washing my kitchen and pantry floors and peeked inside the book.... and started reading. The mop and bucket with water and detergent are just sitting in the middle of the kitchen floor, the hot water has turned cold, and the floors are only halfway done. I can not put the book down. I am so glad that I bought it!! Thank you!! I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia, USA. I am surrounded by hundreds of acres of pasture land and beautiful green valleys. They are beautifully decorated with Black Angus, Hereford, Charolais, and Holstein cows. I feel very blessed to live where I do. I am a devoted follower of your videos on RUclips. God bless. Keep doing what you do. You are a blessing to others, but most importantly, you are a blessing to the cows. ❤
Oh bless him, no wonder he was in so much pain. You all do an amazing job with all those gorgeous animals ❤. X
So glad you were able to tend to that absolutely beautiful animal to relieve his pain and start his healing process! ❤❤❤
That was the most beautiful bull. I loved his curly hair! It reminded me of Graeme’s hair when it gets longer.
I’m so glad you were able to help him.
Poor bull, thank you, Gram, for taking care of him. Yall are the best
To watch the care and concern you have for these great powerful beasts is a testimony to what a thoughtful human being you are. The world needs one hell of a lot more like you.
I love how the farm's herding dog was herding you guys as you set up 😂🐕
Received my book today and I could hardly put it down. The first three chapters were history which I enjoyed, now for the hard stuff. God Bless from Wisconsin, USA
@7:22 I love how the phrase "No bloody wonder he was sore" did get any censorship at all, at least not here in the States.
Bloody isnt even a swear word😂😂
That was a really dumb comment
@@briansowards4329 Weird. I keep hearing that "bloody" is considered a really awful word in the UK. Has the attitude towards the word changed in the last decade or two?
@ it’s not a cuss word in the United States
@@longWriter no😂😂😂😂😂😂it never has been😂
I hope this really beautiful Bull will recover soon. I also received your book today 😊 Thanks Graem
What a beautiful boy.
I'm so glad you could help him.
BTW, the book is worth every penny. Thank you.
Just watching thinking how much I love your videos!! But quietly I don’t know what made me start watching years ago ! You are so good at what you do and you’re so genuine and kind! And guess what ,I’m here loving cows and loving the care they get in a beautiful place so many thousands of miles away!! Thank you 😊
That bull was so beautiful...thank you Graeme for giving this creature relief. Shout out to Craigie Boy and Kevin ❤
I got my book yesterday. I'm off for the next few days and I'm gonna read every bit of your book. Thank you so much. I can't believe my signed copy of your book got here so fast, thank you again and thank you for taking care of all these cows and bulls and everything you do and your an amazing person.
Poor guy 😬😭 and he wacked his horn of too😱 so glad you got him fixed up. 🎉💜
Just wanted to say the book arrived and i am already hooked. I cant put it down which is is why im still awake at 6am on a Sunday morning. It really is a captivating read. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us.
I know nothing about farming or cows apart from that they are beautiful and the more i watch your videos the more obsessed i become with cows and Scotland. I love your videos and seeing what you are up to. Keep up the amazing work.
Got the book! Loving it so far! You are amazing, never change! X
Got my HGP beany and hoodie for my birthday (56!!) at the weekend. Thrilled with it, and continue to be inspired by the HGP crew!!
Poor baby! I can't handle a pebble in my shoe for longer than a few seconds, I can't imagine how he handled that for 2 weeks! ❤
What an absolute sweetheart of a bull. As many people said, he has such a good temperament and is so clearly aware that you're there to help. Even after two weeks, it's so clear he knows you're there to help. So glad to see the farmer caring so intently and the respect both ways between you two and the farmer is so rewarding to hear regardless.
Good on you guys. Seriously, keep up the good work.
I love how much the farmer cares for their bull ❤ I hope he heals good, those stones were brutal
You are an angel sent to take care of not only the cows but their owners. What a relief to have you to call upon.
There should be more humans like you ❤ God bless you
Oh dang! His poor head horn! I’m glad to hear that it won’t be a big problem for him. He’s such a beautiful bull with all that dark, curly fur/hair! I’m so glad you were able to fix up his foot! Those were such sharp little stones!
I also bought a hoodie, and a shirt, and the Christmas pajamas! I hope that your Autumn is full of joy and wealth! Blessed Samhain! 🍂
He’s such a beautiful boy! Glad you found his issue quickly 😊
I can literally sit and watch these videos for 2 hours with a cup of tea before i go to bed after a long day at work.
I love the intro music and the fantastic work you do. Its fascinating to me because i would never have even thought about cows hooves or how they could become problematic. So this is all very educating.
Such a handsome bull, but I cried as you dug out those stones. Thank you Graeme for helping him.
That poor bull, I can't even imagine the pain he was going through. Glad you were able to tend to his wound before it was too late. God bless!
Thank you for not editing out your drive home. I love hearing you both laugh. It's also great to see you're human and do drive the wrong way, just like the rest of us.
Such a good, patient bull. Please keep us updated on his healing.
Happy Saturday night everyone, great way to spend the evening thanks gp!
First - what an absolutely gorgeous Bull, with his curly, red-brown coat. Poor guy, already has a sore hoof and then injures himself by knocking his horn off. 🤦🏻♀️ Also - I’d like to echo what many others have said: the interactions between you and the Farmer, respectfully and with humour, trying to get to the bottom of the Bull’s issues, was lovely to hear (and the fabulous Scots accents were a bonus 😉🏴). Another job well done, Graeme. Mr. Bull will be feeling better in no time - and Yes, that must have hurt like hell. 👍🐂 Cheers from Ontario 🇨🇦
Thanks be to God for sending you to give mercy to these docile creatures of His creation.
I have been enjoying your show for several months now. I can see that you and your co-workers get true happiness for what you do for others. God bless you for doing your best. I wish you much success not only with your business but with your family and friends also.
Scotland is very beautiful. I live on the beach of the Chesapeake Bay in Norfolk, Virginia, and it is beautiful here too. Have a great day and I look forward to seeing your next show.
The commentary between all of you discussing rhe issues with this poor guys hoof was extremely refreshing to see. No arguements, no fighting, just open and honest discussion about whether someone may have been mistaken. Adult conversation like that, completely civilized seems so far gone in the world today that its very refreshing to see. Thanks for another great episode, and for all you guys do to help care for such amazing creatures. Looking forward to the next one as always and so anxiously excited waiting for your book to get here.
Hope all is well and everyone is healthy,
Don't give yourself carpal tunnel signing all the books,
James
From someone who just moved to the country of Colorado, I am inspired to start learning more about how to care for larger animals, this content always shows how much you care for these majestic creatures, happy to see you always so cheery and optimistic about your profession :)
And if I had more money I'd love to snag all of those awesome hoodies and shirts, glad to see you rocking the hoof gp swag, have a spectacular day mate 😁
This big guy is a beautiful beastie! Thanks as always for sharing these interactions with us, "The Herd"! ❤❤❤
Fabulous, I was gritting my teeth everytime you took some of his sole off. I received my book and it’s amazing. Thank you hoof gp❤
Thank you for dedicating your life to helping animals! The work you do is so heartwarming! 😄🙏❤️
Such a well behaved a good looking bull! All these comments regarding your book are making be all the more anxious for my copy to arrive!
Thank you for all you do for these animals...your blessings will be tenfold 🙏
What a gentle boy. Thank you for helping him!!
He was a very nice bull. He wasn't nervous or angry. He was just such a good boy!
10,000👍likes and 79,000 thousand views in three hours that fantastic HGP ! 👍😎🏴/🇺🇸 !
true, but I wish more than 1 of each 8 viewing could bring themselves to admit liking the video!
@@Angharadz2 I've noticed that about 10% of the viewers click the like button across YT. Sad really. I always hit the like button before I even watch the video.
My heart hurt so much for that poor cow!! Thank Goodness you were able to find the problem and help him.🙏🙏
I find myself eager for your next video. For some reason, it does wonders for my CPTSD. Thank you, Mr. G.P. 🙌
I love how he looked back at you very nicely, as if to say thank you.😊
I got my book yesterday, looking forward to reading it, thank you Graham…..❤️
What a gorgeous bull, so glad you found the source of his pain. We cry if we have a thistle stuck in us, can you imagine walking around with rocks stuck in your foot that are like sharp wedges getting pushed in deeper and deeper into your sole. Yikes! Nice work! He’ll be showing off for the ladies in no time! ❤❤
Hello, Herd! Thanks for being here...❤❤❤
What a beautiful boy he was. He must have been in so much pain poor lad. Glad he is sorted now ❤
Got your book today, all the way to New york city.and signed, and I'm in love with it. Thank you. Sending all the best of luck with all.
Graeme, now that you've added the jammies to the merch line-up, you & the guys need to have a "wear your pajamas to work" day! 😂 They're super cute! 💚🐄🧡🐂💚
I’m glad to see a selar animal that is tame. I bought five pure bred heifers years ago. The wildest animals I have ever had. I ran about three hundred Hereford cross with angus and every time I rode through on my horse you could tell them from a long ways away. Every time their heads would be up in the air. Had them for a year. Calving them out was the worse. Mean, very motherly.
Saler cattle certainly get the name for being wild, but we had an old gentleman a few years back and he was so placid.
Oh Graeme bless your heart for helping that handsome Bull omg his eyes are beyond beautiful .Those stones looked like a mix of flint & coal ouch razor sharp for sure .I truly loved the convo you & the farmer had like @ozpin said below it is very rare no egos were involved 👋👌☝, the bull was the main priority here as always . Side Note the Christmas PJ`s in my size are already sold out😭🤣🤣🤣.You have a wonderful Family here in The Herd we snag things up ASAP , took me almost a yr to get me One Herd t-shirt lol . I hope I can get them PJ`s before Christmas lol. Love Anita Herd Member For Life . Also Graig & Kev .ps How is camera Graeme doing ?? He is in All Our Prayers
God bless you Graeme and your family
I just love watching you and how much you actually care about these animals!
The book is coming today. I can't wait.
my copy arrived yesterday
Normally, I can watch the trims, just fine...but This one has brought tears to my eyes! He surely had a huge reason to be sore!!!
Graeme, from a farmer's daughter, I really am grateful for the conscientious care you give these animals. As the mother to an LGBT adult, I am grateful for your One Herd. Much love from this Arizona farm girl.
Well thanks now I won't be getting the one Herd with that connotation.
@@joywebster2678 By all means, out yourself as a bigot. I don't mind.
@@joywebster2678don't think Graem needs the support, or WANTS the support of a bigot, anyway.
@@joywebster2678you know you didn’t have to make a comment to out yourself as a hateful person, right?
@melhawk6284 who's a bigot? Imsuportvwexare all one-world. Until this persons comment making it only about LGBT etc then I'm saying obviously I misunderstood the one herd message.
I received your book today and it's my birthday!! I can't wait to sit down and read it, Thank you Graeme
I got your book today and can't wait to read it super video guys
I also got his book in the Mail today 😊
Me too 😊 Can't wait to start reading 🙏
Got my book the other day
Cant wait to read it ❤
I like how we all support each other
Really hope you enjoy it and my story
Thank goodness they have you guys there to help them and you are all just amazing people for what you do and g’day from us in Tasmania Australia ❤❤❤❤ 12:55
You would be hard pressed to find a bull that calm in North America, unless it's a hobby farm. My Great Uncle was killed but a Holstein bull that he trusted, my Dad always taught us to never turn your back on a bull. That was a lovely big fella, praise to the farmer.
Excited to start the book I received in the mail today. Thank you for taking the time to sign it.🎉🎉🎉
He is gorgeous, so glad you could get those stones out, he must have been in so so much pain but thankfully you helped him 💖
Oh I love how he looked back at you as if to say thank you for helping him!!!
The PJs highland cow is missing her block! Love the pjs could we girls have a nightgown one too please? Mrs HoofGP Ashley would understand not all girls like PJs.
I love it that you leave the outtakes in the video. Please give us an update on the bull’s foot that looked so angry & bleeding so much.
What a beautiful Bull. So thankful you were able to set him right. He’s bound to be feeling better .
Graeme got me peeling potatoes different 😂🤣😂
Seeing this gorgeous bull I can't help but feel the pain. Then you caring for his horn... that is beyond your job description and I truly love that. Also he makes a handsome curly uni-bull! 😊❤
Endlich , nach langer Zeit konnte ich wieder deine Filme sehen. Schön, dich wieder zu sehen. Es hat sich etwas geändert - Du hast neue Zähne! Hoffentlich war dein Zahnarzt genauso vorsichtig bei seiner Arbeit wie du😊
This poor boy! And he was so good for his trim
Such a lovely bull, and so glad you could fix him. He's going to be feeling so much better without the stones. I wasn't sure how much you would have to take off after seeing the claret pouring out, but it trimmed up really well, giving a lot of relief straight away. Much love to all x
Another great job helping an animal who really needs attention. Love your videos! 🐮💕