A VERY MESSY COWS HOOF 

Right??

Between this, paintings being cleaned and restored, and storm drains being cleared during a rain storm I have found a great chill out list of things I’d never thought I’d see/care about lol

You and me both, I myself have learned a lot by watching these videos for sure, trimming my Goat's feet doesn't seem so hard now (:

I agree, same here.

frrr

i had one that led to amputation lol

I've had surgery on both feet to permanently fix problems with ingrown nails. The relief you feel when that shard is no longer poking into the skin is amazing.

Yeah sometimes you gotta just start slicing and dicing.

Absolutely

Woah..

I do the exact same, you’d think bloody cow hooves wouldn’t be the best thing to fall asleep to but my god does it work

It was a promise of goodies soon to be delivered.

I thought the same thing till we got to it.

RIGHT!!!

It means RU-vid has Demonized his video.

Wish I could love a million times

My thoughts exactly! His progress makes me so happy.

He probably has an editor now

I noticed. I hadn't seen him in like six months. I love this guy. I won't be away that long again. 😊

That and the spot of mud between the eyes 😂

@@MrXannaX In the Grassman video, he said he spends about 50 (or was it 15) hours a week editing It was suggested, in comments, there, that he get a graphic arts Uni student to do it for him as an internship

😂😂😂 THIS! I absolutely feel this lol

😂 so true.

same here, but it was the pooping, peeing and the foul odors for me, then I remembered working in a nursery in my youth and diaper, potty and diarrhea etc times with my own babies. you get over it and get on with it for the good of those you are carrying for

Yea, like don't cut too deep into my steak, please.

@@Medhusalem lol

That's so funny cuz that's what I'm saying also!!!♡

@@Medhusalem I don’t think you want those steaks. I guess they would be on the sale rack.

💯

Dave Brittain Yes, they do!

@@Stokedhavok I had one when I was a kid and between her nice personality and nice looks she became quite a family pet.

Just commented that she was such a pretty cow; had no idea she was a Jersey, so thanks!

milk tasted better too.

Their eyes are so pretty, too 💗

Heck I would love to go to the world dairy expo just to learn.

What an amazing thing that would be!

"I wish we had more people like you in the world." D'ya see, buck? I dinna lie ta yew. 😃

He is fascinating. I am not a dairy farmer but I've learned so much watching his videos. His drone shots.of the Scottish landscape and the music is lovely. He has a brother who's a stone artist. Check him out.

And I wish he would come over and trim my cat's nails. He was born in the woods, wild until I got him at 3 months old. He never quite trusts people, although he loves his Mama (Me).

Well said!!!

nice piece of meat ther XD

I can’t even cut an onion into squares :( please teach me 😭

I'm a vegetarian, and I appreciate that someone is helping innocent animals.

Yeah it is. Its quite nice

You are right! James Harriott was an amazing soul. Maybe he's also the Steve Irwin of cattle? Lol! Good for your son on knowing what would help this poor cow, smart boy!

I thought the same thing. Loved those books!

nice to hear that you and your son are sharing this together.

I love watching "All Creatures Great and Small" on PBS.

He's working with an ELECTRIC grinder, plus he trims MANY cows in a day and they can't all be washed off. Also, sometimes water is simply not available where he is set up.

Especially considering she was being cut into by her own hoof horn. Its like a super extreme ingrown toenail for us. If you get it pulled out of your skin its going to bleed, but its what needs to happen.

They kill them for food anyways whats the use?

@@manwhotookatit5666 well, from a purely pragmatic standpoint stress, sickness, and infection make food animals less nutritious to eat. On top of that, not all cows are slaughtered, as stated in the video these are milk cows, and sick cows won’t produce as much good milk, and if they die they produce none. From the ethics side of things, taking the power of life and death over a creature makes one responsible for it, and while many cows are eventually killed, allowing them to wallow in filth and disease beforehand would be irresponsible sadism.

@@youtubeisapublisher6407 that was supposed to be a sarcastic comment

I have asked the same question!!!

I would say so. Any repetitious work will cause damage sooner or later.

Most likely

I could see carpal tunnel syndrome causing some issues for sure.

I'm afraid whenever they work on a bull. I would be terrified of a large bull.

He very often does! Usually posts the link to the follow up in the description of the original video once it has been done.

Dude he said a few weeks and this was posted a week ago..

ouch nothing slow on my part. thanks. did watch it again, liked how he showed many before and current clips in the video.

haggard184 Great comment!

Same and I agree

The problem is people in the US (I know that’s not where he operates but it’s what I know) demand cheap meat, dairy, and eggs and don’t care about the suffering that such demands create. Factory farming causes immense and unnecessary suffering and pollutes the earth. There are much more ethical and environmentally sound ways to farm, but it costs more and the higher cost gets passed on to the consumer. Rather than simply eat less animal protein and more cheap plant based foods, people continue to eat the typical American diet that’s both unhealthy and inhumane. I do not eat meat often, but when I do, I source it carefully. I belong to a CSA, and I get meat, eggs, and dairy with my vegetables from local organic farms that are also certified humane. I think the cost can be as much as 3-4 times what I’d pay if I shopped at a discount megastore. Not always; sometimes the cost isn’t much higher at all. The chickens and ducks roam and forage freely during the day and as a result, there’s a lot of variation in egg size, shell and yolk color, and the meat is less tender because the birds are allowed to walk and swim at will. Some people complain about that for some reason, as if every chicken breast must be identical to the next. We need to change our diets and our expectations if we care about the lives of our food animals and want to be better stewards of the earth.

We do not want to gain their ailments.

If animals are competition for food they tend to be treated poor if they are a source of food (spies to most animals killed for their fur as well)they have to be treated well or the stress hormones damage their meat (as well as other things). One of the cruelest things you can do to a guernsey is to not milk them, they produce enough milk to feed 4or 5 calves and only have one. They do not reabsorb the milk instead it rots inside of them.

Same here but it's the wife watching and hubs is like 😶

My hubby comes up to the living room and looks at the TV and proceeded to say "youre confusing the recommended algorithm again"

Sad to say, that's what I'm here for.

Every time bud, every time. Like I start cringing before the cringe part gets there. Lol

I'm always tense about this. I'm always worried that he will say that nothing can help this animal, and that they will have to do away with it. So worrisome.

Idk if they’re on silage, but it gives manure and tangy smell

No girl I catch myself pinching my nose when there’s a lot of shit!!!!!

@@donnaryland9976 the only time its an issue is if theres alot of ammonia mixed in, thats what gives it the pong

🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂 🥂

I never considered this... now that’s going to be what goes through my brain on these videos...

Nice. Very nice.

Ahahahahahahaaaaa

How do you know what serial killers say 😏🥸

So sorry for your ordeal, but hope you're fit as a fiddle now! :)

You had to sleep in a special boot? 🥵 I’m diabetic and this scares me!

​@@JulieWallis1963 This is a special reply to this viewer, and others with similar concerns. I've been diabetic for 40 years and I usually have very good control of the disease. In May, 2019 I woke up and saw raw skin on my heel. It was about 1/2" X 3/4" in size. I tried to treat it myself but it kept getting bigger to about 1" to 2". In August 2019 I saw three G.P.'s and they said it looked untreatable and I would probably need a below the knee amputation as gangrene had started. In November 2019 I went to an infectious disease clinic. At that time I was put on strong antibiotics for several months administered through a PICC line. I also had 62, two hour treatments in an oxygen hyperbaric chamber. In late 2020 I had a skin graft added on the wound. Since no pressure could be applied to the area I had a plaster cast applied from my knee all the way down my leg. A fiberglass "walking boot" protected the cast and took pressure off my foot. In the spring of this year the wound had healed enough so that regular bandaging could be used. In April of this year the wound was successfully healed. I'd like to thank this channel for allowing me to pass on important health information since I have no other way of contacting the requester.