it's MUCH WORSE than it first seems! 

So, what I’m taking away from this post is that he’s making it look easier than it is to use those knives? That’s good to know. I have daydreams of doing this as a hobby/intern/free help after I retire.

Outfitter? I know that name…

@@calleykuczek9634 😏 definitely not as easy as it looks, but don’t let this stop you

He definitely makes this look easy. Those thin thin thin slivers are fascinating; hard to explain but I think you'll get what I mean. I watch ferriers too, nobody moves as surely and quickly, yet carefully as he does. I think very very very early on ppl balked at the blood. But he has consistently explained why it bleeds. From a medical standpoint I'm always relieved to see the blood. No blood=no chance at healing. Blood in a wound is liquid hope that it can and will heal. I also think he says it again and again, which is part of his success, so that if that's the only video you've seen. You aren't left confused or concerned, then he shows how well they're walking and not doing the pain head pull thing. It's obvious he's only helping and healing. Nobody is 100% perfect, but he's 100% passionate about making sure these wonderful creatures are not in pain and he makes that plain to see. I think some of it also comes from pimple popping videos. Some I've noticed black and white the blood making it less obvious because it's not red and our eyes tend to ignore grey. Go away grey is effective until you start to look for it. So possibly he feels the vibe is blood=horrific. But he has made it steadily clear, blood drainage is part relief and part basic anatomy of a wound. Thank you for highlighting this, I wondered if he made it look easy or if the knife was just ridiculously sharp. It's a bit of both, but mostly skill.

People are upset about the glue? Some people just want to see the world burn

Good job man, I know sobriety can be tough. Keep it up, I'm proud of you

@@reptiqueen7275 That's really very kind of you. Hope all is well in the world of you, too!

I just wanted to let you know that. 44years and 20 days ago I had my last drink. I remember thinking being sober for a few years was insurmountable but here I am still sober and still Oh so grateful for it. I would not trade one day

@@judycook1918 Wow, that's incredible! It's still feeling like a heartbreaker of a split relationship for me at the moment, but it's always encouraging hearing from people like yourself. Thank you x

Congratulations on your time. Remember, one day at a time does it. I said that to myself 17 years ago after my last drink, and I'm still saying that to myself today. It works!

Ikr? It's SO beautiful where they live!

I agree. I almost passed on this one because I don't like the short videos

I actually put their videos on to sleep to!

I Wish you well;hoping you beat this cancer. God bless you;wish you much love.

@@user-zs2je9ey7t thank you so much!

It sounds like you also need a thank you for looking after both your animals and humans. I have had many an ambulance ride in critical condition and the paramedics literally saved my life. So whenever I see anyone who has/is working in the medical field because you can't hear thank you too many times.❤

@amyrivers4093 Thank you. I hope you were treated well by my brothers and sisters in arms?? I did that job, with honor, for 37 years, in 2 cities. On 1 city, there were 4 active prisons. So there was a lot of gang violence on the streets. I've been shot at, been held at knife point while off duty, been stepped on, thrown off, kicked, kicked between my eyes by a newborn foal. But my greatest joy was helping people at their darkest time. Which I would do again in a heartbeat if my back allowed me to. Stay well, and a Belated Happy New Year to you!! Jenn 💖 🇨🇦

I am a fellow Canadien in Hamilton, ON!

@@jenniferlehman326 wow you have been through a lot, it must of been scary at times especially when dealing with gangs. You literally put your life on the line and I don't think a lot of people realise just how dangerous it can be for paramedics. In my country ambulances are not funded which is unusual as hospital care is free here. I still have private insurance which covers chiropractor, gp visits, prescription costs etc. In my city we have the St John's Ambulance, and they offered a membership that covered any ambulance costs for anyone living in the household. I had moved back in with my parents when it became medically dangerous for me to live alone so we split the membership cost. Now that my health condition is worse in some ways and better in others I haven't had to go to hospital by ambulance but I still pay for the yearly membership as a way of giving them a donation. Before I was too sick I was a teacher in a rough area and a foster Mum. I had to be realistic about my abilities and resign from the two things I thought were my life's purpose. So I can understand you when you say you would still be a paramedic if your back allowed it. I think you were an excellent paramedic and did it because you have a big heart and really care about helping people when they need you most. It takes a very special person to do that and it was obviously your calling. I have a lot of respect for the medical profession in general. About ten years ago I went to England to see my sister and her family. I also went to San Francisco, France Italy etc and stayed in Vancouver for a week on the way home to New Zealand. I had already heard good things about Canadians and in many ways my country is very similar. Every single person was so kind, helpful and went out of their way to help me. I wish you all the best for 2024. Xx

Interesting since the channel isn't even that old.....🤔

​@jennstewart3003 you do realize they also have a Facebook and have been posting videos on there since Mach 27th 2015. That's NINE years ago coming this March. He didn't start youtube until 4 years ago, but FACEBOOK was a thing and videos were on there LONG before RU-vid. So yes Callmelili could have been watching on Facebook first which would indicate since they were 10 and now they are 16.

​@@jennstewart3003,😮😂😂🎉🎉

@@jennstewart3003 He's been around for quite a while. I remember being up at 3am pregnant with my now 8 year old daughter watching and learning about cows feet from him. He had a go fund me for a new used crush back then. He's come a long way.

​@@kianaone2610Thankyou for straightening out the reply to the 16 yr old. Nothing worse than someone trying to belittle the writer.

Blessings and smooth recovery to you for the New Year, from another member of The Herd❤️🐄

Good luck to you in the future! My little sister is also fighting cancer. Because of shortages of her chemo they have stopped it completely and put her in Hospice. She’s hanging in there so far. We will keep a smile on our faces as long as we can 😊

@@user-cg1iz1zk5s I'll say prayers for her. That's terrible!

Ditto! May many blessings continue to come your way and your family!

That sounds like a great plan….good luck and sorry about losing your mom xx

Sorry for your loss. I’m sure your Mum would be happy to know that you are looking after yourself now. Best wishes for the future.

Sorry for your loss. I’m sure your Mum would be happy to know that you are looking after yourself now. Best wishes for the future.

its the same thing with horses. you gotta check em every few weeks (i ride horses btw)

You'll do it! You've got people who believe in you, right here! And you know what? If you don't hit all your goals this year, it's no big deal. You'll just have a goal for the next one. If this helps any, I'm currently sat on an Airbnb bed 300 miles across the country. Hubby was supposed to come because it was for our elder daughter's (second - for both! They've got it right this time) wedding - this time to a guy I'd be proud of to have as my own son, and I am already blessed with two of them. Unfortunately, both hubby (and myself) are physically disabled, but he also has stomach problems which when they flare up, cripple him more than his back does. My 89 year-old mother-in-law seems to have been talked out of coming with us (I came down with our 2nd son who lives with us) even though we were driving past her place! I think I know who did it and I'm going to kill him! She's very upset about missing it. Still, we gritted our teeth, I drove on, my son got to drive on a motorway for the first time (there aren't any near us, we only had about 80 miles of motorway the whole trip), and considering he's on the Asperger's spectrum and likes what he knows, he did well. I only yelled once! 😂 After a bit of a trek to the wedding, and again to the reception hall, I was only capable of staying at the reception for a couple of hours before the pain was exhausting me, so I left (sadly - but _after_ the photos, which I *_utterly detest_* having done, but I did it for my daughter - it's a real phobia, so I understand you) and waited for my eldest with his wife & baby, or my youngest with her partner (who's from my country and I love him to bits lol), who are also staying here, to bring my other son home. As you can see, just this weekend has been complicated and difficult, and physically and emotionally painful and draining, but we have reached the side of the wedding that's necessary lol (the wedding went well and the reception was fun. They had a whale of a time 😅❤). And that's how you deal with things that throw obstacles in your way. One at a time, bit by bit. Don't rush it, don't panic if time seems to be rushing past you (we were supposed to have left home in our camper van on Thursday so we could take it easy! But we made it in the car in time). No one else's goals will be affected by yours, so you don't need to get upset with yourself if you need to take a different path. You can do this! I genuinely believe in you, you _can_ do this because you don't have to push yourself too hard to do it. Break your goals up into small, manageable pieces. Celebrate every little milestone you achieve. Doesn't matter how small, it's something you didn't do before so it's something to be celebrated. Believe in yourself! And the best of luck, with every success not just for this year but the rest of your life. With love to you from 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

No. He said Craig tried to warm it up. Craig said Graeme tried to dry it off. 😂

Ooh, best of luck with it! Do you know what the title is going to be?

Good luck with your publishing venture!

Thanks for sharing 😊

Ndànk-ndànk, mooy jàpp golo ci ñaay

You will find a partner soon❤😎👍

I imagine it’s more like “hey Craig, where’s the camera? We need to film this one for the channel….”❤️🐄❤️