The Hoof GP brought me to rescuing Fiona the Sheep, which in turn brought me here, and yes, I subscribed. The black nosed sheep are just adorable. They look like little stuffed animals.
A suggestion. You have such a huge job that makes it easy to forget things. My suggestion is create three duffle bags. One for each time you go out and check the sheep and lambs. Pack each with everything you'll need. Gloves,syringes,antibiotic sprays and the rest. You know what you need. Everytime you go out grab a new bag. Voila you will never have forgotten anything. It will make your life so much easier unless stressful. Love your show
Oh I saw the rescue of Fiona on the news. That was truly incredible. I remember watching her being shorn of years worth of fleece growth. That was just amazing how much better she looked without it, lol
I don't know you understand everything you guys say no matter how fast you talk your accent reminds me of how the people from the state of Maine in the back woods talk very similar
The Hoof GP title caught my eye...he's excellent at his job and a genuine man. Hopefully you can live up to the attention you'll get for using his name!
@@TheSheepGame Just spent the last hour watching some of your videos and I am enjoying all the knowledge, the humor, and the positivity. Love to watch a true professional take pride in and enjoy his work! Thank you for sharing!
@@TheSheepGame You pulled me in as well with his name. Not only that, you have the same introduction song Why is that? Well i'm going to watch your video now and see if it's good. I love watching video's about farming and animals. Other than the hoof GP , i love watching a You tuber here in my country Canada and in the province of Ontario called Sheepishly Me (Sandi Brock)
Having owned horses for many years, it cracks me up that sheep's feet can be trimmed with big scissors. Fiona's story brought me here, and I'm a subscriber now! Great work!
Firstly: the sheep are precious! So cute! Secondly: I love The Hoof GP. Lastly: I have been looking for a channel JUST LIKE IT! My daughter did a sheep 🐑 for FFA. We needed you! Please continue. 💕
Lol, with their little black faces they remind me of a cartoon. They have a really cute kind of dotty look about them, and their little faces seem expressionless, because you can't see their eyes. To me that's what makes them look so cute and cartoonish. And Yes, they are absolutely adorable.
@@TheSheepGame Btw, I'm also a sub of Graeme and your vid ended up in my recommended and I'm so happy that it did, because now I have a new interesting channel to follow. I think it was a super smart move on your part to team up with Graeme and get some exposure, he's such a cool guy to do that for you, he's got a good heart. Also, I really hope that you will gain lots of subs from this vid because you definitely deserve them. I find you very entertaining and that is the main key to success on RU-vid. Alright then sir, sorry for chatting your ear off and I hope you have a good rest of your weekend.
I've been watching horses, donkeys, and cows have their feet trimmed. Didn't realize sheep needed it to, but it makes sense since hooves grow continually. Loved the video! These sheep are cute even as adults 🥰
Love your Scottish accent. Scotland my ancestral home although family been in America 200 yrs. Never forget Scotland. The sheep are too cute!!! Love your channel.
Those lambs are so dang cute! I thought the ones in your thumbnail image were stuffed animals because they were too perfectly adorable to be real. I want one, and that cross breed one, I'll take it too. ❤️ I love your accent, but I also appreciate the subtitles you throw in.
I totally love the hoof gp and I'm glad you did him proud lol. Those sheep are to adorable, like little teddies. I dont want one but i did enjoy going awwwwwwww they're sooo cute
Those lambs look like cute little stuffed toys. That dressing table looks like one used for grooming show dogs. For hoof trimming you need one like Sandi Brock has. The sheep goes in. It’s squeezed in the “crush” then turned upside down and all feet are accessible for trimming. Love the Hoof GP by the way. Graham is as entertaining as you are. Much love from a grandma in Illinois.
@@ashleyhall1375 No, but will have to check it out. Never thought that a suburban, 70 yr. old grandma would enjoy watching these type of You Tube channels. Before now I had no idea, as a city girl, that hooves on cows and sheep were trimmed.
@@carolb3122 I am also a 70 yr old. But not grandma yet. I grew up on farm in Missouri with Angus beef cattle. I also didn’t know cows need hooves trimmed but the vet came out every two weeks. I love this channel and hoof GP. I love to see Scotland and listen to them talk. Those boys are just too cute and kind.
Argh! Now I’m going to lose my current situation as a professional grump by daydreaming about leaving my cubicle and spending the rest of my life kissing the faces of wee black nosed sheep babies 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for the terrific video 🤗🌸
These definitely are the cutest sheep I've ever seen. One of my grandparent's favorite stories was of one winter when she had brought about 50 sheep/lambs into the kitchen to warm them up by the oven. My granddad would laugh himself to tears, explaining the look on her face while she chased lambs away from the oven door, cursing them the entire way. Thank you for an eye into a portion of their care.
A Hoof GP fan here but loved watching these adorable sheep. I'm glad Graeme is helping you with youtube. The subtitles helped a lot when your lovely accent got a bit thick. I don't own cows or sheep but love the videos. Subscribed! Cheers from Southeastern Pennsylvania!
Immediately before finding this video, I was saying on Graeme's channel thanking him for his awesomeness inspiring other trimmers.😁😁😁 Thank you for giving a shout out to Hoof GP. I love watching you guys. I am half Scottish but have sadly never stepped foot on the homeland. Watching your videos connects me to my roots. Thanks also for the great work you're doing for the animals.🙏
I absolutely love listening to you all talk. I actually showed a sheep and took first place in confirmation and overall, she was a Hampshire cross I'm a horse person myself but gained lots of experience.
I absolutely loved and enjoyed myself immensely I went to an agricultural School here in the US I did spend a lot of time in the country growing up but nothing compares to like what you do or what and how you grew up on actual farm and like how Grand Parker's grew up on an actual Farm you know I've only worked on them I thoroughly enjoy your videos and learn something at the same time
Sandi Brock and Hoof GP, two of my favourite channels. Sandi brought me here, but your accents will keep me coming back ! They are absolutely too cute..... ...and the sheep are alright too. Lol ❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦
Sandi is also good to watch. Would not want to have to pick one. I really love that Sheep Game, Hoof GP and Midwestern Hoof Trimmer are all run by friends.
OMG Honey! Look at these sheep they are adorable! I have to have one they are only $7000.00 and we have to go to Scotland to get it!🥰🥰 My husband HAHA yeah okay 👌 🙃 you done lost your mind.?
Lol! I'd LOVE the black and white pattern one. Just think, if you bought a male and female, you could potentially gain profit of babies. But you'd have to sell those babies, that'd be the hard part lol!
Got a wee bit confused when I heard the intro song there! Wondered what I was watching. Sneaky RU-vid put it in but I couldn't be happier. Found the Hoof GP through random chance too! Glad to see you Sir. Subscribed! 👍
@@jayneconnors4583 no hoof s. are tough. Hopefully he can make enough money to buy little grinder for those precious little sheep’s hooves. He seems very caring about his and others sheep.
@@4thoughtsandponders A grinder is the wrong tool for the job. Sheep's feet are not the same as cattle's and clippers are the way to go. What would.be more useful for a large flock is a roll over crate. 20 ewes should be in and out in well under an hour, even trimming on the stand.
Sandi Brock mentioned you today in her live stream. I'm a fan of Hoof GP and Pemberton Farm. I'm a senior in California and like to challenge myself on understanding others who speak the same language. xoxo
@@ashleyhall1375 aren't we so lucky. I also watched the Friesian horse Channel, sonne farms, TDF honest farming, the veggie boys, among others. Cheers!
Both you and GP have excellent drone footage. Being as I live in Texas, I appreciate your landscape tremendously. These sheep ARE the cutest. Hoping millions of viewers subscribe to your channel. Treat yourself to a grinder when you get your first million views.
Done. Sandi Brock recommended your site and I have been binge watching your videos from the first one. I am now current. Great videos. Although I am getting much better at understanding you, I really appreciate when you give definitions of some of the words. Great videos. Keep up the great work.
I was so tickled to find you. I love watching Hoof GP. I have learned so much about cattle feet care. Nothing is more precious than a lamb! And your Blacknose are so CUTE!! I will be watching as I already have learned a ton about sheep feet.
Baby cows are incredible cute too, I think all babies are adorable, I worked at a farm when I was a kid, got paid in eggs and i helped with the cows so have a soft spot for them.
Graeme's opening! You make me laugh, Cammy! I found you from The Hoof GP, who was recommended by 10th Generation Dairyman, then Sandi Brock starting fan girling on you and the Blacknose sheep. How could anyone resist you? You all are can't miss viewing for me now. Not ashamed to admit I turn on the captions. One of these days the accent will sound like english to me, I'm sure!
We have Basque sheep farmers in the Rocky Mountain state I am from. They have a variety of sheep and do a wonderful job for them. A co-op has formed and many varieties are raised and they process the wool right in there small community. Amazing process to watch.
Well, I just watched your process on the sheep hooves. Very interesting. I also love your accent. It makes your ear really pay attention to your speech. Great show, will watch again. Those little lambs are so cute!
I have a flock of Icelandic Sheep in Northern Ontario Canada. I started following the hoof gp to learn more about hoof problems and how I could correct them. Loved seeing how you trim your sheep hooves. Now to see more of your videos!
Cammy, this is one of my favorite videos so far! You are so funny and witty and quite a nerd about sheep... and I LOVE IT! This breed is truly the cutest I have ever seen! And, like you said, they come with built-in handles! Love it!
I am a African American, negro, black woman whatever you would like to phrase it but I look forward one day to visiting Scotland I enjoy all the writers there and reading the books and I'm always watching to see who has Black Scottish blood as I see is quite a few , so nice to know about that! I enjoy hearing the language especially when they speak English, sometimes I don't know what they're saying unless they slow down but it is sure a joy to hear them and be around them I don't know if people in Scotland are prejudice or anything like that but could it be any worse than in America as you know we have a problem with it but it's in the heart and that is where you can't see it and if it don't want to be changed it won't, and of God can't change it surely no human will ever be able to but I enjoy your culture thank you
Had a chance to do a work for stay at a working farm while I was hiking in the UK a few yrs ago...the ewes were lambing and I was able to help out w chores and spend a few afternoons bottle feeding the new babies...it was an amazing experience!
I love it too... i absolutely adore hearing you talk, so melodious, and perfectly understandable. You've a great sense of humour and good educational info as well. "You win or you learn" - you are doing great so far!
WOW! OK this confirms it. I have seen a lot of channels offered for other cow hoof trimmers after becoming a fan of "The Hoof GP". They were from the USA, were dry and unentertaining, and as I am not specifically someone interested in hoofs, I never made it through a single one of their videos. Graeme has always been so smiley, so earnest, and fun to watch, and his concern for the cattle is genuine. I have subscribed to every channel he has himself recommended, and never regretted the decision. I thought it might just be that he was recommending other people of a like mind to himself, but now that I see your video (which I loaded up because I thought it *was* one of his LOL), I think it's just Scottish people. Also, it doesn't hurt that the sheep are a lot cuter than the average cow, either. I am subscribing, and honestly... I wish I lived there now LOL.
They are precious, those black-nosed lambs. As a child, I had a stuffed lamb that looked very much like those little ones. (Mine was smaller, though) You are FUNNY!!
Graeme needs to give you a few lessons in drone flying and you’ll be smashing it. Great video and yes they are very cute sheep, the horns are impressive!
Oh, Cammi, can't effectively express my delight that "you guys" have joined forces...LOVE YOU BOTH BEYOND adjectives!!! Can you please pass this sentiment along to our "sheep man"? xoxo
Those are the sweetest little lambs I’ve ever seen. That spotted one at the end is so cute, she’s like a little incredibly fluffy cow. but they better be cute at that price. Wow
Thank you for the imformative video on how to trim a sheeps hoof, looking forward to getting back to New Zealand to my small flock of Back faced Suffolks. Like many found your Channel from another channel
Please bring the vet on for a follow-up on the infected hoof, and information about the hoof anatomy, please. Thank you for reminding me of one of my favorite shows, All Creatures Great and Small. Take care and be well.
I've never seen sheep like.this with the black faces and so small they are so so adorable omg I totally fell in love with this little sheep so precious
What beautiful little faces.I watch the hoof G P which caught my attention. Hope you are just as caring toward your sheep as Graeme Parker is to the cows. Sheep that sell for between 5 and 10.000 pounds. Certainly not a breed for the hobby farmer...Just love the way they sing to each other.
