These are my two Scottish Highlands, Hamish and Kyloe, and some of their adventures living in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, along with their other farm buddies.
@@velikaplan8571 Well the horns don't exactly have any nerves, and I suppose it's not exactly revolutionary that they would know where they are, it's just not something you would think about at first. I mean, I've never had horns so the thought of thinking about where they are never occurred to me.
I want to experience this kind of life. The beauty of living in the country, the peace and quiet, and surrounded by big horned bulls and animals. Away from all the noisy, and yucky environment. The busy hustle and bustle.
Some little babies need their nibbles, before the main course. I would imagine that a 1 ton bull would eat almost all the time. The piggy hiding behind the goat was classic, “see if you could get me some snacks also.” Everyone turn on your cuteness mode!!! 🐂🐂🐐🐖 Give is snacks, please. 💖🐽💖
I have a Black Angus cow named Annabelle and she is a total sweetheart . I named her after Annabelle-s Wish, an old Hallmark kids Christmas movie. She also came with the name Anna so it was perfect. I love her. I saved her from being a meat cow. She's sterile because she was a twin (according to the vet). She's amazing and a survivor. I bottle fed her for 4+ months, every day, so now she thinks I'm her mama. We cuddled yesterday. Cows are literally just big dogs that eat hay. Annabelle likes to sniff and lick the chickens and ducks when I hold them and bring them over to visit her.
Oh, this is so cool. They are definitely having a conversation with you. They don't know what you're saying and you don't know what they're saying, but they're responding to the sound of your voice and your tone and I swear to God I can hear the affection in their voices.
So cool! Back in the day ( Hebrides Islands offland of Scotland), all the bulls were kyloe ( black). My kyloe lived to be 23, a gal we named Lochinvire.
but what is the purpose of these animals on his farm? isnt he raising them to eat ? or are they pets? i wish humans stopped killing for meat, i hope this dude isnt raising to eat
Hello to you and all your wonderful animals a labour of love id say . I simply adore your videos and seeing the wonderful interactions between you and all of the animals . Makes me smile from the outside in thank you so much for sharing. I myself have 8 dogs 🐕 love them all sending tons of love and blessings susan west sussex uk.
its the same, we have 19 hens and 1 rooster. the way they cluck outside our windows all day you would think we are starving them when in reality we feed them a little every couple of hours as they are free ranged in our fenced in yard of a couple of acres. Every time we go outside they think it means food for them lol. When we come home from beach, errands or whatever they run all the way out to the gate to see if we have food or to cluck at us that we haven't fed them in awhile.
I enjoy your menagerie. Would love to be there scratchin' and currying too. A few years ago the Awake magazine did a most enlightening article on your Highlands. Those horns are used to break land. It's obvious they are dextrous with them, gentle with you too.
oh my goodness...if I was babysitting, someone would have to deliver the food separate because I would want give them so many treats because they are so cute... it would ruin their schedule... 2 h before dinner on the first day, this overwhelming cuteness would have me handing out the rest of the week's food! lol they are like children... and I am definitely alike a grandma!
@@NevenSrb7 well, that explains your comment. You have no dog so this will not make sense to you, but, pigs are smarter than dogs! Yes, it is true. You can teach a pig just like one can teach a dog. I do not eat pork for this very reason. I would never eat dog so pork is off limits also. Did not ask about a girlfriend.
@@catherinemorris908More important than that basic proof of intelligence is that they have feelings as well, and I get that, but humans are flawed beings. We evolved from a primitive organisms and we still function on the same basis. Survival first, intelligence second. I highly doubt that we'll ever get to a point in our civilization where we'll fix all the bs like that. I mean... people kill people in wars, and that's normal and ordinary for us to accept on a global level. Change can come pretty much only if they make it like illegal or sth like that, people don't care.
Something odd about the way these big animals act. They're acting just like my house cat. Spoilt and demanding. Takes anxiety away just by watching . Thanks to you and your fur babies.
