PULLING ROCKS out of a COW’s FOOT!

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@texas_stone_lets_go_brandon Год назад

Just curious, have you ever glued the two hooves together to create extra support??

@TheHoofGP Год назад

No - it would hurt them - the digits move independently of each other so it would create a HUGE amount of pressure on the axial (inner) wall of her hooves

@morganwhitworth484 Год назад

Never glued a cow's hoof together but I glued my fingers together that didn't feel too good and it took me like 2 days to get them apart all so much love from Staten Island New York stay cool out there people

@davyt0247 Год назад

@@morganwhitworth484not sure about you, but the Albany area is supposed to cool off drastically this week, hang in there!

@BlondiNativeAme3 Год назад

@@morganwhitworth484 Acetone nail polish remover works. I accidentally spilled some super glue on the tip of my finger and the acetone removed it with no problems.

@clarky4001 Год назад

Was that Craig or the cow taking a big piss when u took the second stone out.😂😂

@PNWExplorer509 Год назад

Not gonna lie I was waiting to see a Lego come out of the hoof

@lauracebula3222 Год назад

I even rewound it to the beginning, thinking I missed it.

@jeepstergal4043 Год назад

Yeah, that's not playing fair: promising us Legos and them skunking us!

@margielynch7196 Год назад

Me too! It may be the one piece I’m missing 😂

@PapaSchlumpf78 Год назад

@@lauracebula3222 Dito!

@Taliesin1997 Год назад

Haha...me too! We've seen some crazy things imbedded in hooves before, so I thought...."Ya that's entirely possible!".

@Clarebear3477 Год назад

What a relief for that poor cow, a simple fix for you guys, but for her I bet it meant everything 💚

@lisamelander3262 Год назад

So great to see you out in wonderful weather!!! No hoodies, not blowing smoke or gripping a cup of coffee to stay warm!

@brigidconroy2111 27 дней назад

OMG her foot looks so painful Cows are so stoic Bless you for your coWpassion. JUST love your reimagining of the word ❤

@amandaholt5791 Год назад

That’s not a piece of Lego, that’s an upturned plug! Poor girly. As someone who’s had an extremely painful leg condition for over 40 years, I can safely say that cow loves you so much for relieving her pain.

@mmay9082 Год назад

Graeme, I recently took a trip through Scotland, and you and the cows were all I could think about as we passed through those green green hills. Such a beautiful, dramatic country of yours!

@ashross5860 Год назад

in my years of watching, this has got to be the smoothest fix. I see some red, but it doesn't look like it's hit corium, and the pain level disparity from before and after have to be STAGGERING. Agonizing before vs a perfectly comfortable after? You love to see it. All there is now is just time for the hoof wall to regrow, but it doesn't even look exposed or vulnerable.

@theamerican7080 Год назад

I can't help but have incredible gratitude for these animals, and the folks who take care of them.

@MarilynCKing-me6yh Год назад

Didn't see a Lego but I did see awesome hoof trimming. So glad the cows have you and your team to take care of them.

@cindyjohnston535 Год назад

Yeah, where's the Lego?

@bigstar75 Год назад

So happy for the cow! Graeme is so wonderful! Thanks to Craigie Boy and Kevin!

@RhondaEvangelista Год назад

So excited to have a new video to watch. I always get so excited to watch you Graeme doing what you do...helping the cows that are in pain. Thank you for sharing with us.

@SciFiGuy72 Год назад

It's funny to imagine the cow's expression as those stones come out....blowing a sigh of relief, like a lady at a spa getting a treatment.

@RwingDsquad Год назад

I love these outside daylight videos. the lighting is amazing.

@martinshemlowski1274 Год назад

Another happy customer. Great job done. 👋👋👋✨✨✨👌👌👌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@Combo.gogetta Год назад

it's nice to see you trimming in the fields

@RachelM-Head Год назад

Graham, you should have a hoof pick with you for this reason, so you can pick out bigger stones or debris, from cracks without dulling your knife. ❤

@redwitch12 Год назад

I was mumbling the same thing to myself--I've been around horses, so I know how useful and surprisingly versatile a hoof pick can be when it comes to sparing a good knife edge as well as getting into spaces where the knife has trouble gaining leverage :D

@billchristensen9528 Год назад

I roll my eyes when he is going after rocks and nails with his cutting tools! Where are the hoof picks and pliers!!

@Mokiefraggle Год назад

Yeah, absolutely this. They're the perfect tool for getting into narrow grooves, and digging out both the big stones _and_ the grit-filled dirt compacted behind it. Plus, they have much better leverage for popping those nasty little rocks that get wedged into the hoof out, versus the longer blade of the knife.

@donnapalmer1727 Год назад

All the cows that you guys come in contact with are truly blessed!! You guys are also truly blessed by having a family that works together and laughs together!!

@lauragibbons Год назад

Aww man! I really wanted to know how the heck a LEGO ended up in the field and/or barn. You got me! Fantastic work, as always.

@tin2001 Год назад

Same.... Highly disappointed by the clickbait. But still absolutely fascinated by the video.

@jeanmm2996 Год назад

I like the different music. It's really nice when you can work outside in that sunshine!

@donnaengel6413 Год назад

Thank you for helping her! ❤

@arlahunt4240 Год назад

It’s so peaceful watching this video.

@MommyMelk Год назад

When I watch your videos, I feel like I'm genuinely watching an artist at work. And that's exactly what you are. This is a labour of love for you and it shines through your videos. Thank you for caring and all the work you do, all the hours you spend literally picking through sh*t to help these animals. It's amazing, thank you.

@LoriCurl Год назад

Ever thought on designing a stone puller, to avoid blunting your knives?May be a silly idea, but, it could have many uses. Just a thought.

@Chomalacka Год назад

Love the cows on the hill in the background. Watching, judging.

@bamereg Год назад

Hi Graeme, wouldn't a hoof pick (the tool we use to pick horses' feet) be the right instrument to remove those stones? They don't need sharpening ;)

@DonnaWhittingham Год назад

It looked to me like the hoof on the pasture-raised cow has a slightly different composition than the barn-raised cows. The pasture-raised hoof looked relatively softer and a little more translucent than i've seen on barn-raised hooves. I would think there would be. It's the first time i noticed it though so i was pleasantly surprised i did. Keep up the excellent work, Lads! Thanks for sharing it with us all!

@beverlycrusher9713 Год назад

just a suggestion, see if you can get a series of screwdrivers, mainly flat heads, of varying sizes, maybe even an ice pick or two to pull the stones out of the hooves, that way yo won't dull your knives and you could dig the stones out easier.

@ninirossau2304 Год назад

just refreshing the page before going to bed. the hoof gp. my bed can wait.

@sallyhall9074 Год назад

Hey Graeme, I really appreciate your channel. I grew up on a farm in granite-country New South Wales Australia with a typical herd of 30-40 cattle (all wild rejects from stock sales), between 4 and 10 horses, chooks, dogs, and between 800 and 1200 sheep depending on the season/shearing etc. I love watching your channel with my 12 yr old girls and "townie" husband - because it helps us connect with my farming past - and all the grotty, fun, painful, visceral reality of farm life. Thank you so much. It's so great watching you support your kids, wife, extended family! Well done - seriously.

@outoftheburrough Год назад

Get a hoof pick! They are literally designed to get stones out of awkward feet (albeit usually horses instead of cows) & will save you blunting your knife!

@Hakucho64 Год назад

Or a screwdriver!😄

@feliciam2953 Год назад

A hoof pick would've been perfect!

@johnnation713 Год назад

Amazing work Graham😊👍👏👏

@monicaramer8893 Год назад

You 3 are angels to these cows

@KatherineAylor-kv7ov 4 месяца назад

Quick and simple trim☺️

@nadinedeeren9861 Год назад

I got my Tshirts today! I missed out on the plaid in my size though. I got the little cow too!! One more stuffed animal to annoy my hubby with lol

@rhondaq.9084 Год назад

In the states, legos are known as plastic building blocks. But you sure got my attention to watch. We watch your show often. Thank you for all that you do.

@LoriCurl Год назад

Great modeling guys!!😍

@chocolatefrenzieya Год назад

The moo of relief 😅♥

@ReginaMathis-f7t Год назад

Good Day Graham , i really enjoy watching your video.

@niamai6736 Год назад

HAVEN'T SEEN NEW VIDEOS HOPE ALL IS GOOD AND WELL...

@00juls00 Год назад

What a beautiful farm! Everything about it just seemed lovely and idyllic. Gosh I want to visit Scotland! Soon.

@suellenspencer-eb2nv Год назад

Ouch... so glad you got it out, plus the stones. She'll feel sooo much better now. Blessings to you.

@k.d.1050 Год назад

Holy cow! I never imagined I'd see something like that.

@Andrick_17 Год назад

GET THIS MAN TO 2 MILLION

@teret6719 Год назад

Thanks for the video!!!

@blakemtg47 Год назад

This one was functional and aesthetically pleasing

@samuelcapewell-smith9144 Год назад

Love a bit of Lego at 3am when going to work and trying to be as quiet as possible

@emmat2276 Год назад

No one is safe from vicious Legos not even cows 😢. Glad you were able to help her

@beldarin Год назад

As comfortable as possible!!?!?!! LOL, I had decided that meant 'all cows are pretty'

@MarilynCKing-me6yh Год назад

😅

@naemiansovald7649 Год назад

It's insanely satisfying when the knife just slices through to cut away those bug chunks in the beginning when you know it's solid keratin but it looks like slicing through butter 🤤

@ogfail1867 Год назад

A green shirt to match the new glue would be cool.

@patriciamccormack7626Teashee Год назад

Thank you Graeme and team 👍🏆Wee Chucky Stains 😫 poor 🐄❤

@matrix626 Год назад

♫Blunt the knives, bend the forks Smash the bottles and burn the corks Chip the glasses and crack the plates That's what Kevi-boy hates!♪

@GJBarreda Год назад

Even cows know the leggo pain

@PlanetRylosIV Год назад

Graham’s first “click-bait” video title and thumbnail pic! 😂😅 I was like, “how in the Lego-verse did a brick end up in a cow pasture in Scotland?!!”

@jerijames2876 Год назад

ive stepped on rocks and that hurts. but to constantly be walking o n them for days is agonizing to think about. thanks for bringing her comfort. I want that green tee because it looked good on Cragie. hav a great day, and wat a day it was, sun out, not hot, and being around the ones who love you best - THE COWS!!!!!

@jvjdrn Год назад

1:43 it must be such a relief to get the stones out!

@Serenity_Dee Год назад

anyone who thinks these stones shouldn't hurt that much needs to remember how much weight those hooves have to support

@steveplummer5779 Год назад

In all seriousness I'm interested in the environmental impacts of the hoof grip pro, like how does it break down over time. The main reason I'm asking is that it might have huge uses for industries where I work where we want to move towards two part epoxies that are more environmentally friendly.

@momsilk6072 Год назад

Excellent! 👍🥰

@kealyphillips3946 Год назад

Having 3 boys myself, i know the agony of stepping on a lego. I can imagine how this lovely cow felt! I always tried to keep them in a bin, always some slipped out. I hope she recovers fast, and no more leggos!!!

@cindyfriedman6502 Год назад

I just arrived in Scotland on the ferry from Belfast. Watching the fields of cows, I feel like I know them!

@allecto1985 Год назад

Where ARE you? It’s been a whole week without cow hooves

@lynnjns Год назад

Your definitely the best at healing these cows

@chrisgreen4231 Год назад

I hope this is an acceptable place to ask a question. In earlier videos, you describe how to trim a corkscrew claw by sloping the surface toward the center of the foot, so that it might tend to straighten out again as the cow walks. Do you still do this? If not, why? I live in the suburbs in the USA and have never met a cow -- though they seem like nice folks! I love to watch your videos. Keep up the good work. 🐮🐮🐮

@rophito8172 Год назад

I'm from Switzerland and at the moment in Scotland for my vacation. It's so so beautiful here. You really have a nice country 😍

@DG-wu7ke Год назад

Yes, I would be in terrible pain putting my 190lb weight on giant stones. Now imagine weighing 1500lbs+ stepping on giant stones. I'm sure she was loving her manicure!

@stormransom20021 Год назад

Poor Lady. I have stepped on Legos before. Hurts like hell. Glad you got to her. 😊

@vjc2270 Год назад

Ouch! I bet that cow feels SO much better. ❤ So lucky that there wasn’t any infection or nastiness underneath. 😅

@ninablack2516 Год назад

I think we can all empathise with her on stepping on lego....I'm glad you were able to alleviate her issue 💚💚

@NewLegacy93 Год назад

This video had a great relaxing vibe, thanks for the content

@Caramel_Nedra Год назад

Poor girl!! Stepping on Legos sucks!! 😩!! Glad to see she’s gonna be fine!! 😍😍😍

@SamanthaWho Год назад

Did you watch the video? Where was the Lego?

@BlondiNativeAme3 Год назад

The title makes it seem like an actual "lego" was stuck in the hoof! They were stones.

@impunitythebagpuss Год назад

Ouch! I think everyone knows how bad that feels! Poor girl! Luckily dundundun....HoofGP to the rescue!

@virginiasteffens6585 Год назад

Happy cow!

@morganwhitworth484 Год назад

Hello from new York Staten island wish everyone all the best and stay cool this yr cuz it's very hot out there much love

@Ksweetpea Год назад

Graeme, you need a horse hoof pick to pry stones out ! I can hear the knife crying 😂

@lolcatz88 Год назад

Maybe you need to add a little pick to your toolkit so you don’t have to risk making your knife blunt for cases such as these? Love your work!

@FroggyBarnett Год назад

Kind of disappointed there wasn’t actually any Lego. 😅 glad she’s feeling much better though 😊

@lynfawcett221 Год назад

❤ watching you videos. Your positive attitude is infectious. You, Craig and Kevin work together so well. I'm watching from Western Australia. Say hi to Mrs HGP, and you children.

@WormBurger Год назад

Speaking of blunt knives, how do you sharpen them? Asking as a professional sharpener.

@texas_stone_lets_go_brandon Год назад

That’s a HUGE stone (Lego😊)!!! 😮😮😮

@m1brooks Год назад

Almost 2 million subs now Graeme ! well done :)

@cadenconverse15 Год назад

Glad you like our hoof grip pro glue grahm🙏🙏

@blackhound553 Год назад

Even the mighty cow can't escape the Lego

@jodiphenix5500 Год назад

I cant help but wonder if the cows come running when they see the guys arriving 😊

@morganwhitworth484 Год назад

Maybe the ones that have hoof problems they probably limp towards them help me with my proof

@pedeyw Год назад

They come running just as fast as they can. Every cow's crazy about a hoof trimmin' man.

@Annie6460 Год назад

Thanks Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kev. ❤️🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@doriWyo Год назад

I was literally expecting to see blue Lego.

@scottkrieger4701 Год назад

Have you ever used a flat tip screw driver to pry out a stone or what ever is stuck. 😊

@ShavedApe23 Год назад

You should try something other than your knife to get those larger stones out. Like a small flathead screwdriver or similar flat tool etc. Just an idea and you can save your knives. 😊

@niklasenglmair2219 Год назад

Shouldn't you avoid putting glue in the back part of the hoof, because it could possibly put pressure on the soft part of the horn? I'm just curious, because they told me in a hoof trimming course to put the glue just in the front part of the hoof to avoid the possibility of lameness caused by pressure on the soft of the hoof.

@cathybaldry7822 Год назад

More proof of how effective Lego blocks are as weapons of annoyance

@reggitwend7405 Год назад

What a perfect pose Craig struck! Also glad that you helped little miss cow :)

@COKid96 Год назад

Much love from Colorado! All these videos are awesome! 👍

@elainegoodchild9897 Год назад

Thanks for the calming background music. Most appreciated.

@bossmare1480 Год назад

Happy Cow 🐮😉

@WindSis67 Год назад

I honestly had to rewatch this because I thought you said she had a Lego block stuck in her hoof. Missed the “basically “…. 😂 and waited the whole video to see the Lego emerge. Rewound to the beginning, thinking I missed it. Lmao