Cow Attacks Farmer in Remote Australia | Emergency Down Under 

Old people rule!! They don't whine and complain like the younger crowd.

Patricia Wickholm ok, boomer 🙄

@@patriciawickholm3617 Very true Patricia.

@@karlwhalls2915 nice job proving the point

Lots of practice dealing with emergencies on a farm... But yes, good he kept his head.

You said to much

I am glad you are ok!!!!!!

Dias06 insurance

Bless YOU!

We’re happy your ok

a dingo is a type of machine, its basically a mini bobcat

Michael Caldwell lol

@@jaidyngdr966 anda what's a ute?

@@arsonfly a pick up truck

@@arsonfly Utility Truck

And young children

Yeah me too but I also feel bad if it's a child

Holley Laity88 true that

Avva Alexander-Ray and that

With older patients, I fear their advanced age will keep them from responding well to normal treatments and either they won't make it through the rescue or the process of healing that will come after the trauma and settling for recovery. Children, I NEVER want to see in any type situation like this! I am so tender hearted that I would probably be crying with a teaching background to all ages and mandatory CPR and life saving skills required by our state that came with that job. Because I grasped the info and how to do things so fast the owner of the school wanted to pay for herself, another woman in charge and myself to have advanced training. So, I received training that cost me nothing that I will be able to remember and use for the rest of my life! I am proud to say, that knowledge and the Lord have helped me save the lives of two people to date who were choking, a small infant and a grown man! Many people tell me I should have gone into the medical field in some capacity. They say, "You are so smart! You always know just what to do or what is wrong with someone. How do you know what is wrong with someone?" All I can tell them is because I research things I want to know and read all I can get my hands on! It doesn't hurt to have a degree in medical billing, you learn a LOT of medical knowledge to pass that course! But a medical type job requires a great deal of walking and standing on your feet and, God knows best because he knew I had a serious back injury coming down the road that would also cause nerve damage in my legs, also recently I have been diagnosed with two different auto-immune disorders which are causing a lot of strife right now. The Lord knew I would have to give up a job I had already fallen in love with and that it would be devastating. However, with the knowledge I do have, I NEVER shy away from someone in need of help. I have been known to jump out of a vehicle before it was stopped all the way to get to someone, put medical butterfly stitches on a child's forehead to have the doctor ask who did it and then say well I'm not going to take it off! She did it as good or better than I could have done! I am not afraid to get in there and get my hands dirty, so to speak but literally too! God bless ALL the first responders, they really are a special group of people!

Yes..I was thinking that..

I'm sure they were prepared knowing it was a goring with bleeding. Plus I'm thinking that Oneg is a universal blood type for everyone but I could be wrong. Lol

@@scottyfox6376 Aside from units of blood there are other ways to help like the gauze packs impregnated with something to stop bleeding. But that is external.

There is also medication to make the blood thicker,so it bleeds slower.

O- is the universal donor lol. an emergency helicopter would definitely be equipped with blood. just like an ambulance would.

Haha to funny 😁

J R ouch I’ve had several broken toes and a broken nose. And mine are all rescues and pets

Jr I am so sorry. Two of my brother in laws are EMT's, I don't know how y'all can see what you see every day. Takes a truly amazing person to do so.

Oh, EMS ruined my life. I'm still trying to pick up the pieces. I was diagnosed with PTSD and haven't worked in 5 years, but I'm now a junior in college majoring in psychology. I want to make a difference for the younger men and women who are struggling with similar issues so they don't end up like me, a shell of their former selves.

@@jrivers0005 im so sorry, but at the same time that's truly amazing. Making a difference no matter small is still huge. Keep up what youre doing.

Yes very tough

Unless you are worried about when you can go to the next toilet. Having had to fly and drive 26 hours to reach home with a fractured femur, you become very mindful of what you actually drink. I only had access to a toilet once.

Aren’t they Australian? “He’s been crushed by one of those *dingos* and a *ute* .”

@@jenc3147 This series was based on Brits who have move to Oz and are now working in the emergency services.

pegasus power

Right!!!!

Haha same I would’ve kicked the cow and punched it so cow you would’ve been dead and not Rest In Peace cow it was mean

Amie Toohey I no it’s so sad

@@ellenorflah7345 How is it sad?

Ellenor Flah it doesn't hurt the cows in anyway. It's like us cutting our nails. They r made of Ivory. It don't hurt

Yes ,is the farmers fault ,they need to cut it since the animals are still very young

Cows' horns ≠ ivory Ivory is elephant tusks. Cow horns are bone. Ivory is technically only teeth.

I'm a trauma nurse, and I did that at an accident scene. The poor guy had been impaled, didn't know any better, and pulled out the thick branch. I plugged that sucker with his wife's tampon. LOL It saved his life.

I don't think, as an outsider from Oklahoma, USA, that they were trying to paint a bleak picture as much as they were just giving the suicide facts for the country.

We both know that it doesn't matter what country you live in, not everyone is able to handle living in the country, as well that not everyone is able to handle living in the city. I personally would much rather live in the country myself; but, I guess it takes all kinds.

@Judy G. She just said the idea of how much it can hurt her made her wince, also tanks... they are much stronger than us and can break bones with impacts or crushes

Lisa Camacho Australians aren’t assholes and our medical system is actually decent.

Oof I live in Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦

I believe the US is the only country on Earth where health care is this shitty

@@Ruuhm I have to agree! I just watched Charles&Allies vlog (ctfxc) he went to the ER for a few HOURS & got 1 pill of ativan the bill was OVER $11,000.00 his question what do people without insurance do? They go into debt forever especially if you have chronic illness. Sad.

@@chronicobserver5534 I really cannot imagine living in the US

Yeah same

that's right. some wear capes

*capes

Jo S Lol

@@JoJo-jy2rw 😀🙃😀

Really? Even the cities and beaches?

COFishfinder Obviously I’m pointing out that there are no particular zones or regions of Australia that ‘specialise’ in breeding and raising cattle and sheep. Also I live in Canberra and there are farms mingled in with burgeoning suburbs. I’m in an ‘inner suburb’ and there are cattle within a five minute drive.

I like it.but not you.

Jamie Bassford same

Hasuka uyathanda ubhoxa wena khoncome le intle yenziwayo suka

Haha lol 😝

wayne ruddock I think the camera crew must have ridden in with the ambulance crew

The camera crew got the call at the same time but doesn't have to take the few extra steps to prep. Such as getting blood and more.

Canadians do have an accent. You just may not hear it because you live there. I don't think I have an accent but I'm from north texas so I'm sure to outsiders I sound funny.

Shyanne Newell , you’re absolutely right. Canadians have a definite accent.......just like everyone in other countries. I keep forgetting that total strangers won’t realize that I’m just using my stupid sense of humour. 🤪 I “can’t seem to find the brakes” for this ridiculous sense of humour!! lol You’ll just have to forgive me. 😁👍🏻❤️🇨🇦

@@shyannenoodlesoup....Lol, I'm from SW Oklahoma and ya'll Texans definitely have an accent 😀😀

I'm in SW Oklahoma and we have to wait at least 45 minutes for an ambulance to get here and then another hour and 1/2 to get to a hospital.

Tandi Parent Wow...that seems really scary!

Haha

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Bro. R u that dumb?? THEY FRICKIN WEREN'T THERE YA DING BAT. HOW TF DO THEY RECORD SOMETHING LIKE THAT WHEN THEY WEREN'T FRICKIN THERE?

The son (who was the only one there) didn’t think there would be anything to video so of course he didn’t. Anyway, who would whip out there phone when their father is literally bleeding to death?

Shorty'sRemedy has your neighbor raised her from a calf? We’ve had some cows that are just crazy even before they had calves. Taken them to milk and been kicked in the chest and many other things. But most of the cows we hand rested and bottle fed are big babies. (Though don’t ever allow your guard to go down because even the tamest animal can still hurt you even if just trying to play).

ADHD?

Lori Pavlu gored and horned mean the same thing. Just in different area of the world

Cows CAN have horns depending on the breed.

Cows can have horns in certain breeds

Cows can grow horns. Here in New Zealand we cortarise the horn bud when they young. We numb the area and burn the bud so they don't grow.

All can have horns. Depending on the breed and if the farmer dehorns them.

Long horned cows are common in Texas

Lol....yep either eat more chicken or eat more beef and then they won't have to worry with them so much. 🙃

Voice x do you have any clue how big Australia is? And if he has say 500 hectares they then have to find him. I live in New Zealand in a rural area and had a heart attack, it took 45 minutes for the ambulance to arrive and then we weren’t sure if they would be able to get up the steep driveway. I’m not being mean, just stating facts.

Internet Grandma yea that sucks . Glad dudes ok

Voice x I know, they are made pretty hard over there. Amazing.

Voice x...I live in a tiny rural town in SW Oklahoma and it takes about 45 minutes to get an ambulance here in case of emergency. No matter what country you live in, if you're in a rural area, it's going to take time for emergency personnel to get to you.

It was a heifer, probably a first calf heifer, in distress delivering.

Cows, bulls and steer can have horns. It depends on the breed and if the breeder dehorned them.

the cow wasnt a bull, it was a female heffer

Ashly Elizabeth technically a cow is a heifer. Any bovine can have horns. It depends on the breed of bovine. A cow female heifer. A bull is one with balls, a steer is one without balls. People lump all bovine into the word cow.

Actually there are some breeds of cattle that both male and female have horns. Most of the time they do a procedure to remove the horns but some breeds keep the horns as it is part of the showing of the breed

Damn they shut you the fuck up lol

Bro you thinking of deer

You're literally holding a computer. There is no excuse to be this ignorant.

Ryan Horbachewski it depends on the breed of cow and if they are dehorned. The jersey heifers and the Holstein milk cow we have all have horns along with the couple bulls and countless steers.

That's not how mental health works and this attitude needs to change. It said they have personality disorders, it's not just "hating life"

I'm not sure where you got your sample from but I can assure you not everyone hates life in their teens. Understandably teenagers go through emotional changes but hating life is not at all normal and requires serious medical intervention. Do not use "everyone" as an excuse for not seeking mental health help.

You're both right--if there is a legitimate problem, seek help. I do agree with that. But _most_ teenagers do have a rough go of it. I was put in an institution for a while as a 14 year old. But I'm saying what seems like rock bottom at 14 isn't the end of the world.

Teens tend to "make mountains of mole hills".... I'm only commenting from personal experience and personal observation.

And, frankly, I think "personality disorders" are part and parcel of one's teen years. I was diagnosed with "borderline personality disorder" at 14..... Don't get me wrong--i have since been diagnosed with PTSD and major depressive disorder and a couple other disorders.... But I'm saying that which I thought was just _the end of the world_ when I was a teen isn't nearly as important now. Maturity helps fine-tune one's priorities.

Australia is a British commonwealth. Britain owns the country.

@@parparpar5467 I've never heard of that thank you so much for this new information 😳🙏

The show is about British medics working in Australia

Jean Hawken, it is a bit strange, but the show is made by Brits for a British audience. Maybe there is a cultural thing like “wow, hometown boy / girl makes good” story thing.

Not necessarily, although it would make a good freezer full of steaks 🙃

Aussie here, i honestly have no idea why they would ask that, if they dont believe he is Australian they would check his id. Theu asked if he knows what fosters is (its a beer that is stereotypical for aussies to drink, which is incorrect as its actually not very popular here) i think they were just being smartasses.

It is a basically a question to ask if they are from this region

Lainey Grace fosters beer back in the 70s and 80s was popular here in Australia is was used for marketing Australia and sold oversees as an international Australian beer most Aussies don’t like it correct . But it’s a beer that’s always been recognised as Australia’s own and why is asked in our Aussie quiz when you become a citizen of this country .

@@laineygrace9018 im South Aussie and didn't know what it was xD

@@laineygrace9018 I wouldn't let a dropbear drink fosters.😉🍻

It is internal bleeding. You can still die even if the blood is not visible.

I'm from America. So I'm just curious what part of Australia you're from