I am a retired dairy farmer whose had dairy cattle and goats, but never sheep. I love your Scottish burr and get a kick out of your curly mop and energy. I enjoy seeing the different breeds of sheep you feature.
The clarity of the water and the whiteness of the beach was amazing. What a beautiful area. The sheep seemed to be happy with their new haircuts and of course being turned loose again. Due to the remoteness of the area is the wool taken for processing or just left to mulch the land?. The sheep themselves were quite handsome. Cammy this was wonderful to watch video to watch. Thank you.
A trip to Scotland has vaulted to the top 5 on my bucket list, thanks to a sheep shearer and a hoof trimmer! You fellows should be made honorary ambassadors for your country.
Outstanding. Got to say the guy with the blue t shirt with beer in hand and one in his back pocket, reminds me of guys at a wedding reception, with open bar, ordering two at a time.
Those things aren't flies. They're buzzards. You didn't cut the line a fly landed on it. The sheep may be almost as gorgeous as Swiss Valais. Happy to see someone rebuilding and preserving the past. Real humans, someone's ancestors, struggled to cart those stones to a house site, to make a safe place to bring up the future. Will we have anything as valuable to leave behind?
Love the Hebridean/Shetland sheep wool, am an avid knitter my favourite colour is the Shetland Black, love the variation in the shades. And those horns...so cute! ❤
A stunning and dreamy isle, lovely sheep, adorable dogs, funny gentlemen, fly-coated camera (ugh!) and at the end the sheep say "Wheee...yipeee...yay...wheee...bye see yas!"
Aye Cammy , you dont see Sandi Brock messing about with boats , its refreshing to see the other side of the sheep game with your travels to the various parts of bonnie scotland
Beautiful part of the world, have to take a tour up there sometime. Spent a day up in Scotland buying some ewe's, the farmer drive me round his local area and had lunch with his family. One of the most enjoyable days I ever had.
Aww, they’re like weans being let out of school getting out of the pens! Beautiful sight! Well done 👍🏻 Absolutely stunning bit to be working, can imagine it way back when it was populated…🥰 First I started watching cows feet getting sorted, now I’m watching sheep being sheared…lived in the sticks all my life, but still find it a joy to follow! Thanks guys n girls…I’m Mhairi, btw, and I live in Port William…kinna near Graeme Parker 😆
Absolutely gorgeous scenery and the sheep have a beautiful place to live. Flies were really something. Sheep were so excited after being sheared and let out. They were jumping and running. Awesome. ❤️
The flies aren’t the worst, there’s the midges! They are tiny evil bloodsucking horrors that inhabit the west of Scotland and can drive the toughest people to tears and into insanity!
Math fhèin!! Bhidio sgoinneil, a Chammie. Tha mi cho moiteil d’fhaicinn a’ gabhail ri cultar na Gàidhealtachd agus cultar agus eachdraidh Gàidhlig na h-Alba san t-sreath seo!
Have to say cammy, followed your videos for a long time now, but these last two videos are the best I have ever seen, so much to see and learn, simply fantastic 👍 🐑
Bloody hell Cammy... Your editing over the last few is outstanding. Fair shout you had some great location for filming but it's been put together so well! Not sure how you're doing it with the young lad around even with super mum Lizzy on the case. Just well done you guys are obviously a smashing team!
Oh my, what beautiful scenery! How awesome to get to spend some time there?! Thanks for sharing it, Cammy; Absolutely loved the video! EDIT: I forgot to mention the drone footage was stunning! Your voice-overs were well-spoken and made the drone shots a cinematic experience. (I saw a bunny in the drone footage!...and in the shearing footage, a 3-horned sheep??!)
I love your videos Sir so I will subscribe now. Thank you. I do have a little trouble under standing some of your words. But you would say the same about this old hill Billy of north central Louisiana. I just put on the close caption. lol
The site of the stone buildings deteriorated that once were established homesteads is just chilling sad eerie and beautiful. And what a joy still there not demolished. That is freaking beautiful. The preservation of the main buildings of that past wee community is wonderful which is not a strong enough word really I just can't think of the right one right now...I also see the Dogs doing a great job then the humans seem to bugger it up a bit haaaa. The sheep being herded through the grass my goodness what a beautiful sight that was. And the ending with the sheep running so happy free feeling good without that heavy coat was beautiful. And well worth that shot of cheer in the end boys you deserved it!! Thank you for taking us to this other magical place Cammy. hugs
Cammy, my first post on your channel. Love your videos. I couldn’t make out what you were saying when I first started watching your vlog about 6 months back, but now I understand most of it. Are you speaking more clearly or am I just getting used to your accent? Our priest at our Episcopal Church is from Scotland ! Like yourself he’s a nice guy. He wore a kilt at his wedding and he and his wife have a daughter, Niamh. Kiss the wee one for me! ❤️
Another great video really enjoyed it, beautiful Island, these sheep looked in really good condition what a grand life they have an Island all to themselves and no people or dogs to bother them.
What a beautiful place!!!! The drone shots were wonderful!!! Really like watching good sheep dogs work even if it didn't work perfectly! I love how the sheep ran and jumped when released. I think they were glad to get rid of their heavy coats!
Fantastic scenic video of a rare place. That black n mottled wool is worth a fortune here to the fanatic home knitters here, my wife is one All your sheep farming vids remind me so much of growing up on a sheep ranch. Dont miss the backbreaking shearing of the long hours lambing. Great extended family comadere My first three horned sheep, ancient genetics
just goes to show you the devastation of the highland clearances...but what beautiful scenery....thanks again cammie for yet another great video...john from dunfermline.
Incredible blog thank you so much for this it brought tears to my eyes to see this beautiful place so beautifully kept and what a great honest up to date TRUE account of this awesome place
I know that it was a very job. But I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all it took to make this video. I just loved being where I will never go.. THANKS Love granny90 c
Your country is so beautiful! The scenery, I could stare at it for days! I also love the history there. Plus, I love all of the accents! All the live and best from Canada 🇨🇦
This was an awesome video!! Scotland has always been on my bucket list as my ancestors are Scottish/Irish. Thank you so much for sharing….I would love to visit here!!
Those were some very tough people. The storms had to have been mind blowing. I'm not surprised that no one lives there now. The flies would drive away everything. I'm sure the wool helps the sheep. I will be checking out more information about this area. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.
