CARVING out the CAVITY in the COW's HOOF was seriously satisfying
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I am not a farmer, I dont own livestock, I've nothing to do with agriculture, but these videos are so interesting.
Yes
Right?
Yeah true
I know, me to, I watch them all the time. Often they're the last thing I watch as I fall asleep.
Are we weird?
Agreed
To my untrained eye, that hoof looked perfectly tidy and healthy at first. Crazy that such a tiny dot can hide so much damage. 😮 Brilliant job, Graeme!
When you have spent a bit too much time on this channel (yes, i am a bit nerdy i know, but this is interesting!) you start to see the problem pretty early. It's lik "Oh, hmm, that must be a white line problem" and "I bet there is cavity at the back" and so on. Like this, as soon as he carved so we could see the little dot i was lik "Yep, an abscess underneath and it probably goes all the way since you had some leaking at the back of the hoof"
I never get tired of watching these videos!
He dosent have xray vision 😐
There's no way I'm the only person watching this at 3 am for no reason
145 am here bro
4 am have school tomorrow 😂😅
No, you’re not.
4 am
You loser. I'm here at 12 am.
As someone who has had chronic ingrown toe nails (Army medics did repeat hack jobs), I KNOW that cow was feeling better after this.
Ingrown toe nails are A PAIN
Gotta have a few things in order to dig out an ingrown toenail;
1: Tools. Files and prybars. Spacers. Clippers.
2: Bottle of iodine
3: Bottle of whiskey
@@helloidharbl67533 is most important!
A few years ago my ingrown tonail got infected, pretty bad, and I was having to dig ditches at work. About the sharpest most intense pain I’ve ever felt. I got the procedure to get it removed and they didn’t numb it fully, so I felt a good bit of it, as well as the acid they used to make it not grow back didn’t work and now I have a side of the nail that grows in sideways and separate from the main one. “Routine procedure” yeah okay
@@thelemonlimeninja2144same(minus the work part, I was still in junior highschool), both big toes, one turtles and the other snail shells
I think we just spent 7 minutes watching a master at their craft. Not a wasted movement, just exactly what that cow needed to be on the mend. It's truly inspiring.
I do miss the intro music.
His technique has improved drastically over the past 1yr or so
I’ve been watching him for a long time now, and yes, he is a true master.
The perfect comment to sum up my exact thoughts
“A master” shut up hfs goofy ass
Its absolutely lovely to see them walking away feeling so much less pain at the end. It must be so satisfying for you to know you've made a difference.
After Graeme works on a hoof it must be sore from that too. Soon she'll start feeling much better.
@@westzed23 oh for sure! I was just thinking that the release of pressure would be a wonderful thing for the animals.
You will have to give us a zone lesson
Imagine just examining the hoof-removal process, and having little to no perspective on how this process will actually help the cow. It’d be easy to decry the process and vilify the worker. You’d be thinking that you’re the one who’s got the cows best interest at heart, but instead you’d be the one getting in the way of actually healing and progress. Anyway, that’s how politics can be sometimes.
@@davidswanson5669wot...
Sheesh, every nerve in my body is screaming in sympathetic pain for this beast.. that looks real sensitive and sore... what a relief it must be for it in the end
I know he’s not insulting the cow, but it sounds like it Lol “this cow is really lame.” 👍
I really love this format - no fluff, no hamming it up for the camera, just hoof trimming at its best. I hope you do more like this in the future.
I understand what you're saying, and it is a great video, but Graeme's personality is what has made this channel so popular, and the other videos are entertaining as well. If they were all like this, eventually many would move on and wouldn't come back week after week.
And, by experimenting in all the other videos in different types of ways, it has given Graeme the experience, camera work, and editing to make a superbly interesting video like this. Seeing Graeme grow as a video maker is also part of this channel's charm.
@@11matt11 It doesn't mean he should stop doing the other stuff. But this 5-8 minutes is a nice length to focus on one thing sometimes.
@@junbh2 I think for some, yes. Actually most of his videos now are 5-.8 minutes. And if it's longer, you know it's more personality. I do agree that if it's a 5-8 minute, and it's only hoof trimming. It should be like this fantastic video. If longer, you know you're getting more Scottish life stuff which many love, because they've never lived there.,. And after 11 minutes, you know you're going to get more personality and story,
Same. No preamble and time-lapse. Just the hooftrimming and a soothing voice guiding the viewer through the process and the background noises. The hum of machinery, a cow mooing in the distance. The other formats are a bit too jarring for me, personally. The combination of the machinery and the country music makes me want to ffwd.😄 glad there are different formats to enjoy.
This post was exceptional. A testimony to how knowledgeable and caring you are. Thank you Graeme and Craigie Boy. Wishing Kevin speedy recovery too!
I agree! I do miss GP’s opening music tho!
@@DooinOK what happened to the intro music?
Yeah I really enjoyed it
@@terrym5421 he hasnt used it lately - posts seem more serious and focused on the trimming, rather than his fun banter & coffee-
I'm a city guy in Philadelphia, and for some reason I've been totally obsessed with these videos over the last year. Nothing like a good hoof trimming! Who knew?!?!
Don’t know how I ended up here but great work man. Love seeing animals get the help they need.
What you do to help the cows can sometimes look so brutal, but I know that they will feel so much better when you have finished. You always do a marvellous job.
Exactly, she will definitely be more comfortable and heal better now.
It really applies to anything.
Surgery is a good example, shaping positions of limbs and organs, replacing limbs and organs, removing them, adding them, all with what are essentially tiny knives and pliers.
@@yeetuszilla1663i never saw it like that. Thats pretty interesting
I always love seeing how very careful and delicate with the cows' feet. Like you care about them and their comfort, you don't just cut to get it done and who cares if they get cut because they're just animals. It's so nice to see, Graeme. Tell you what, if I had a cattle farm, I'd probably be hiring you for hoof care.
They are just animals. But that does not excuse reckless endangerment of their well being even with something as minor as hoof trimimg.
Of course he cares duh, he's a professional and he makes videos about this. All this is his job
@@pinecedar180 doesn't harm anything to acknowledge it :)
@@HennryHammerhead fair enough. I was more honing in on the fact that he comes off like he sees them and their comfort as important, not just as a professional but as something important to him, personally, and it's just nice :) gives me the warm fuzzies
I mean it’s his job
Im a cloud engineer, no knowledge about farming or pets, but man these clips are satisfying
What does a cloud engineer do
@@fatboi1095 Where do you think all the clouds come from?
@@fatboi1095 Make clouds
@fatboi provision servers with applications :) this video is being played from a server somewhere in the cloud
@@fatboi1095 we provide cloud solutions like vms and saas, paas, iaas and maintain em
That cow must've been in so much pain because of that infection. Great job. It is amazing to see such craftmanship and dedication. Keep up the good work
This cow is in great hands. You are an excellent hoof trimmer. I love watching your videos.
The Cow Daddy did it again! Making the cows as comfy as possible by removing the bad areas and sending them on their ways knowing the cow will be better soon. Thanks for sharing once again!
I've just been immersed in watching your video's. I don't own any livestock (only a cat), but somehow this is so satisfying to watch. Combined with the explanation of what is happening and why in a very soothing voice it's amazing!
Loved this one Graeme. No silliness or funny business. Straight down to the job in hand.
I seriously appreciate your skill and your attitude toward hoof care and animal husbandry. I am interested in how you keep your hands and wrists from becoming injured through repetitive motion.
I work out 😊
I also worry about that when watching.
Thank you and people like you who take care of these animals
Your voice is so calm and relaxing. Really makes these videos really enjoyable. The way you explain what is happening,the reason for what you do is amazing. Thank you for the amazing work and videos you do. Because of the Hoof GP I’ve gained a new appreciation for cows. They have become one of my favorite animals.
You do a good job and the respect and care for these animals comes through each video
I need you next time I cut my toenails..I’m pretty sure they are made out of concrete 😂
Get you a grinder and that hook you’ll be all good lol
@ Peter Robinson & lechatbottle
Me too! 😂
Hoof grinder, eh? 🤔😹
Soak in hot water with epsom salt
Tree stumps that seem to get sharper...my hubby used to cut me with his.
@@MrGreengiant4200 Good advice 👌.
I used to live beside a dairy farm and i fell so far in love with those darn cows! They are beautiful and pure. I’ve never seen such amazing moms before. Here’s to the dairy cows of the world and the hoof GP’s who keep them on their feet - raise a glass 🍻 friends ❤
Best RUclips channel. Ever. Love love love it!!! You guys are so down to earth & literally have the best sense of humor! I am so happy you guys share your work & humor with the world. I come to your videos daily for some good entertainment & feel goods. The transformations are always so neat to watch, but what drew me in & I think everyone else too, is your charismatic personality. You’re always so upbeat, cheerful & full of life. When the world is dark & dreary, people need that kind of bright beautiful shimmering light. Thanks for always cheering me up. I know I’m not only speaking for myself, but loads of other subscribers. Keep doing what you’re doing!
I absolutely love this channel and find myself regularly on here watching. I have no idea how I come across your page but it is so amazingly fascinating! I've learnt so much 😄
This was an amazing trim. Extreme, but also very informative. I was really concerned by what looked like a crack in the inside claw.
Can't wait to see how she is doing in the future.
Really satisfying, feels like I'm performing a surgery and gave the pain relief to someone 😊
I have been following you for years and have watched all your videos. I have seen this exact hoof issue many times but I still wince every time when I think about how much pain she was in before you helped her. Every step would be excruciating. I still get a good feeling seeing you help them so much. I just know she's going to be so happy when she figures out she can walk again without suffering. 😊❤️
The treatment you provide is exceptional. The care you take when treating them is truly a blessing. You have more compassion for these cows than many medical doctors have for they human patients. ❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️
Poor baby I hope it heals quickly for her and can't wait to see it when it's all better 🐄💕
Steak and chips for tea 🤰
@@VegasMilgausswtf are you using a pregnant woman emoji for 💀
Ah my favorite kind of videos :cow hoof unboxing
Thank you for helping this cow, I always love seeing these types of videos, I can only imagine the relief these cows feel when their absesses are drained
Wow, this was one of the "best" ones yet. Amazing how much damage was done from what only appeared as a dot in the beginning. Great job! Keep us updated!
These more technical videos are just as interesting as the more "friendly" ones. The process is fascinating to watch and interesting to learn how these lovely and valuable animals can be taken care of humanely. Cheers from Canada!
that poor cow. i can't imagine how painful she was in. bless your heart and the work you do for these animals and the farmers.
Been watching for awhile now and these are my calm before sleep videos, my go-to when I need my video fix or even just a little sense of peace I love Hoof GP and the whole hoof crew ❤
Poor little cow must have been in so much pain. Thank God she had you and your team looking after her.
Love the video’s like this when we just hear you talking and explaining things, and the sound of the knife work! They are the most relaxing video’s for sure!!!! Thank you!!!
I like this type of episode. I prefer it when there isn’t music playing. Well, it’s not that the other episodes are bad (either way, it’s clear that you’re doing good work). I just like it more this way.
You are very talented working on these sweet animals ❤️
Absolutely fascinating! I never knew about hoof problems until I stumbled upon some of your videos, now I can't stop watching them. I love how you really do care about the cows. Thank you!
I’ve been watching your channel for about a half year now, I think, and I’ve got to say that I’m an incredibly big fan of yours!
Im practically on the other side of the world to you, down here in Australia, but I wanted to thank you for these videos! As a chronically ill woman, I love watching your videos during a flare up; you’ve got such a soothing voice and your videos are incredibly informative, it’s often enough to take my mind off of things for a bit ❤
So thank you again for your brilliant videos, and me and my wife wish you and yours many years of health and prosperity ❤
Your voice is so soothing, I actually relaxed listening to you - I never relax(that's probably why I can't get to sleep easily). Thank you.
i honestly have to say watching you work is relaxing and i dont know why just the way you speak so calmly and you work with such care its just relaxing
It would be really cool to see revisits of these animals after they’ve healed to show the difference
they get shot or stabbed to death pretty frequently. so its not that easy to find the same slave twice
@@scharlatan8384 And their muscles get torn off and consumed. Mmmm 🤤.
@@scharlatan8384 9 months late but.. why the hell would you treat the infection if its gonna die anyway
You da man, Graeme! Every time I watch your videos, it's impossible to miss what a blessing you are to the cows (and owners) of SW Scotland. Thank you for sharing your skills and the lives of your cattle with us.
Thank you for not putting background music on this video. It was easier to concentrate on what you were doing. Thank you for explaining so clearly and thoroughly.
Your comment about rumors from bullying people was exceptional. Your videos are funny,positive, and your family is a treasure. You are a bright light to us.❤
Another truly excellent job, Graeme. That poor cow must have been in some significant pain - poor girl. You really are a Master at your craft - and all the new technology of blocks, wraps, salicylic etc. must be so helpful to you, knowing you can anticipate how well, and how long a hoof will take to heal. I’m sure Miss Cow would have thanked you if she could. Your knife skills are next level. Well Done. Cheers from 🇨🇦
That was spectacular. You are one knowledgeable man Graeme. Best of luck to all three of you boys especially Kevin. Get better soon so we can see your smiling face. 🙏💙👐👐
Hello Graham, it was wonderful that you were able to help that young lady. Thank you for taking us along with all of what you do it work.
暑い中💦爪を磨いていただきありがとうございます😭牛さんさん達も
感謝🥲しています。
心ありがとうございます😭
I loved your old, lighter style of videos, but I’m finding this new style where you explain your work in detail a lot more interesting & it’s been answering a lot of questions I’ve had for years.
It is so satisfying to watch you work, the relief you give these cows is amazing! Watching you analyze what the problem could be is so gratifying; it shows your knowledge and experience. Thank you for the great videos.
Graeme! Seriously nice videography. It's like I'm there with you all. Very appreciative over here in Oregon :)
Seeing you help these animals is so heartwarming🥰 Never stop!
Graeme … I’ve watched other trimmers Chanel’s and to be honest they all should take your trimmers course they could learn a thing or 2… your passion/compassion for these animals is truly an inspiration… thank you 😊
Can you show how you take care of your tools? Mainly the knives you cut away hoof horn with. They seem very sharp, how often to you and how do you sharpen them?
I'm a huge fan
He has an old video or two on knife sharpening!
That was amazing. Thank you for taking such good care of these wonderful animals!
From childhood I have always loved cows. Not a farmer I think visiting a farm as a child really influenced me. It just makes me so happy to see how you really love what you do and care about the beautiful animals.
A true miracle worker, thank you for bring relief to that beautiful creature
Why do i watch this
You Had to much time and wanking is No a Option for The Rest of the day
I ask myself that about 10 videos ago and every single one since
Why don't you watch more? That is the real question
@@eltipoprox1605 I do lol and can't stop
@@lman1006 very good
Hi Graeme, I really enjoy these videos with the voiceovers. It helps keep the focus on the cows. Awesome video as always!
A few weeks ago I didn’t know hoof trimming was even a thing. Now I’m binge watching cows getting pedicures!
I love how a heart formed while you were carving this cows hoof. Thank you for all that you do for these beautiful creatures!
Excellent job today. You’re a master of your craft and an interesting and thorough teacher. Blessings on you and the team! ❤
This is my favorite type of video, nothing to loud and a smooth voice. Since i watch these before bed.
Thank you for helping this cow!
I am terrified and oddly satisfied at the same time, I don't really know how to describe it 😅 Lovely to see that you know exactly what you're doing when cutting, I gotta admit that I have never seen a cow hoof this up close 🐄
I love this style of video, much more meditative and feels more informative than some of the others I've seen you do, though I get that if you did every single vid like this, they would start to sound much the same. Started binge watching your channel a couple days ago, and as someone who just thought to pick up some factoids about hoof anatomy, I appreciate when you go a little more in-depth with the explanations :)
Graeme, the way you are narrating this video is extremely educational. Thank you.
Is it just me or is it satisfying to see the process as well as the thought of " wow , that cow must feel so much better now "
You are absolutely fantastic! You’re work is so satisfying to see. Thank you 🙏🏻
I appreciate immensely the amount of information you provide while you perform these procedures. It is incredibly interesting and I learn so much from your videos. You almost never stop talking and I love it, even describing the motions of your tools and why you use particular methods. Thank you for teaching us all about your craft.
Please show us the animals after a time, already healed.
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Observing the animals once they have fully healed would be an incredibly fascinating experience, allowing us to witness the remarkable transformation they undergo and compare it to their previous condition. It would provide an opportunity to document their progress and showcase the positive impact of the care and treatment they received, ultimately highlighting the resilience and strength of these remarkable creatures. Seeing the stark difference between their initial state and their restored well-being would undoubtedly be a testament to the healing power of compassion and inspire a sense of hope for both the animals and those involved in their rehabilitation.
I actually really like that this video gets straight to the trim.
Man, muß das schmerzhaft sein darauf zu laufen, wenn das so entzündet ist. Gut das es jemanden gibt, der hilft.
Tolle Arbeit 💪🏻
I'm surprised the cows are so patient to put up with this
Well, they are locked in tightly.
@@ggdk2865 Tbf, they don’t complain a lot
I cant believe this video started and got straight to the point with out the loud intro music and goofy antics. Refreshing.
I always enjoy this job. Helping the cows is such a cool thing to do with a farmers knowledge.
Great job on such precision work. Love your videos and can’t wait for a follow up of how the cow is doing. Thanks!
Love to see how much care and time you put in to your trimmings. I was wondering is you could show more of the healings as they occur as I love seeing how the cows get on afterwards.
I don't think he owns the livestock, he just works on them when someone notices a problem with their hooves
I don't have a horse, nor am I a horse GP, and I don't know what am I doing here. But I still watched it and enjoyed it. The satisfaction of watching you repairing the horse's hoof was immense. Thank you!
Its a cow bruh
If i were a cow i would totally want you to care of my hoofs that was a beautiful job of getting rid of all that detached hoof and it was done with care, thank you for letting us watch you my wife and i love watching the care you have for cows.
I feel bad for the cow😢
I hope we get to see an update on her hoof eventually.
Poor cow! I'm so glad there's professionals like you taking care of them ❤
While sometimes I forget to like, please know I watch ALL of your hoof trimming videos.
Finally, a video where you get right to it, and I don't have to edit half the video myself to get to the reason I'm here. Cows and their feet. Not family time, not the kids, not the wife, not your girly coffee drinks. Cow hooves.
Nothing wrong with all that other stuff, some folks love it.
I just really appreciate a straight-to-business bit of content is all.
This was the most disturbing thing that I discovered during pandemic! Never even heard of anything about hoof issues before. Always thought wild animals with hoofs had no issues. Wish I could have asked my grandmother about this when she grew up on farm.
A masterful piece of work and cow that’s been well looked after. Thanks guys and keep the good work flowing.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👋👋👋😊😊😊
Cows are awesome! I learned that from this video.
😢 Coitado, imagina a dor que ele tava sentindo.
Well the wound has healed so it doesnt hurt it anymore
RUclips recommending this at 2am to me, a person clueless about farming nor animals.
Good job, mate! I learned something new.
Loved the no nonsense, straight in there, content focused nature of this vid.
Love the care that you give these cows, so kind.
The poor baby must have been in so much agony and pain beforehand. I'm so happy you came to her rescue