Training a SHEPHERD + another DEAD SHEEP | Day 13 Lambing 23

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Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting daily lambing Vlogs following our journey as we try to lamb 800 sheep in south west Scotland.
If you have any questions along the way just drop us a comment.
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Cammy
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ABOUT ME
I’m 32 years old and I’m a sheep farmer from Ayrshire in South West Scotland, which is why I have such a strong accent! I was born and raised on a sheep farm watching my dad who was the shepherd.
At 18 I went away from farming to work in the city (something I still do) and at 23 (2013) I decided I wanted to do something for some extra money so I went on a sheep shearing course. The hardest thing I’ll ever do was learning to shear sheep. [shudders thinking about it]
I shore whilst on my holidays from work for 2 years and then in 2015 my dad died so I decided to get my own sheep so I could continue working with sheep as it was something I loved doing. From there it escalated quickly from my first 4 sheep in my mum’s garden to now running around 850 breeding ewes.
I shore over 19,000 sheep this season in the UK and have my own shearing run which lets you see many different farms in the summer months.
A few years ago I bought myself a sheep pregnancy scanner and have been building up my run since then.
I watched a few farm vlogs on RU-vid and decided I could have a go and now here we are!
Thanks for watching my videos and please subscribe if you want to see more in future.

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@samanthasimental3788 Год назад

It's the real world. That is why I love your channel. You don't just show the good things. You showing the bad helps others learn and possibly save other animals. Don't change.

@vondakayshaeffer Год назад

I second that! Don't stop showing us the bad stuff - it's how we learn, Cammie!

@acromantulus Год назад

You are doing an awesome job!😊

@IanPritchard Год назад

Just the other day I was able to help a shepherd get a sheep back through a gate instead of onto the main road. Only because I watch this channel did I know how far away to back off and when to move forward.

@jonzie369 Год назад

Agree... the good, the bad, and the ugly... good education, and I like ur style and Marissa too❤ Much love, From Atlanta, GA. USA

@antonybellamy508 Год назад

warts and all… i quite agree - i hate sheep but you have me watching every day… learning somthing new with every watch - thankyou

@priscalynne8804 Год назад

It is always amazing to me how the mums know their babes and vice versa just by smell. Nature is a marvel. And the instincts for survival, the mothers licking them off almost immediately and the lambs just know where to go for food. Thanks for these daily lamb vlogs. You are doing a great job! 😊

@julielumsden5184 Год назад

Death is a reality for all farmers. I find it very interesting and realistic. I don’t think you would be showing us the real sheep farming without showing the bad and the good. I just love the wee ones with their happy tails.

@michellebarbour5777 Год назад

Reality about farming and where our food comes from is wonderful from you and your team, Cammy. Many people are upset by death. Maybe we've become so removed from seeing death that we no longer know how to deal with it? Plastic packaged chicken died. Cockerels die to allow hens to produce our eggs. If we wear wool or eat meat or have leather shoes, there's death involved. I think it's great that you share reality.

@jillbrison5177 Год назад

Farmers granddaughter here, so I appreciate that you show the good and the bad. I don't mind that things get a little dark this time of year because I understand that happy pregnancies are the norm and there's nothing to see or do with those. Sorry to hear about all the foot problems this year. Overly wet years are always pains for foot health.

@SquirellFriend Год назад

Al! I always look forward to what the intro video will be, I love all the different versions. Great work!

@garymadden2656 Год назад

Great video Cammy as always hi you can’t please everyone but that’s life when you are farming any stock take the good with the bad Marissa is turning into a great shepherd 👌👌👌

@danny7567 Год назад

Yer absolutely nailing it with the videos big man. Some team you all are 👏 really enjoying the daily videos and seeing how its all going for you, the good the bad and the ugly! it all contributes to a belter of a RU-vid channel. Keep it up and never underestimate how your content and efforts help others in life 🙏

@revmeganthomas6751 Год назад

I appreciate seeing the reality of caring for livestock. It’s not all fluffy lambies

@karenguest6741 6 месяцев назад

Might mention the number of correct lambings in a day that also has so many losses.

@annyoung6560 Год назад

What causes the raspberry on her foot? It looks very painful.

@teresabrewer2661 Год назад

You know Cammie. Unfortunately with life, comes death. It's not always sunnyside up. Your videos are honest and we (non farmers) need to know the struggles and joys of farming. Love your channel ♥️💙💙💙

@donnaruscher5713 Год назад

Birth is not always a happy event. It seems that you are working hard to pick up problems before they cascade into disasters. Keep the videos coming!

@cindyboard7816 Год назад

Well said!!

@wildwindfarm1279 Год назад

Well said. As a fellow shepherd I appreciate you showing it as it is. You are right it’s encouraging to know you are not alone. Even after doing this for a lifetime.

@vwvw4 Год назад

I think it's important people understand how stressful farming is, it's not all rainbows and glitter. Hopefully, they'll be back when the lambs are older and start running together like a school of fish. That's always entertaining and brings a smile every time.

@jldisme Год назад

Absolutely!

@vivianwinford3681 Год назад

Constantly amazed at how fast Meg is. She certainly enjoys her job. Such a good helper. ❤🐕 🐑 🐑 🇺🇸😊

@barklikeacatbarklikeacat938 Год назад

Love the honesty you and Sandi Brooke provide. I love watching your channels and taking a break from the standard over dramatized news and internet content. Don't change! We love your channel the way it is. That's why we subscribed. Lots of love and have a lovely day😁👍P.s. I enjoy learning some Scots Lingo🌻

@Meydoosa Год назад

I love how you show all aspects…the good, the bad, and the ugly. That’s how life goes. Everything can’t be positive 100% of the time. Thanks for keeping it real on here. That’s the thing I love most about yours and Sandi’s vlogs. You two are the most genuine people to watch working with these beautiful animals. To the people complaining about where the lambs end up…enjoy veganhood. I’ll enjoy being an omnivore. Farmers of all kinds keep us fed. Support your farmers…locally and on RU-vid when they choose to share their lives with us.

@67jujub Год назад

I appreciate you keeping everything real. If there were never any problems more people would be farmers. On a farm you never know what the days or nights will bring, that is the simple truth. Love seeing Marisa and Lizzy today, Cammy you are lucky to have strong women working with you!

@pirththee Год назад

Death is part of life. Turn away if you must ,but you're just denying the inevitable. Keep it coming Cammy.

@koriw1701 Год назад

I am a total Marissa fan! She's a really good shepherd already. No fear and lots of cheek too. You're doing a great job training her Cammie. Lots of encouragement and positive feedback. Don't worry about those who cannot handle the death. It's part of the life. It's good that they'll be back though! Looking forward to seeing what killed your sheep yesterday.

@kristinacleveland1805 Год назад

I love the graphics where the two lambs pop out of the ewe. If I'm having a bad day and I see that you've posted a video, it's instantly a good day! Much love from Nova Scotia!

@beckystalter444 Год назад

Well done Marissa! Love watching Meg do her Victory Roll! Cammy, grand lambing videos❤

@marthaknippers9889 Год назад

Love watching the teamwork between the dogs and farmers to make sure all sheep and lambs are healthy. Love your channel:)

@lyndacuppage7353 Год назад

I feel for those having a harder time this lambing. Sandy Brock, sheepishly me, has also had it rough. Kuddos to both for sharing what you do. I can hear and see your frustrations.

@robinmarie5180 Год назад

How's the little lamb that had the tail chewed off?

@TheSheepGame Год назад

It’s number 67 the one we lifted 👍

@suzannemcgurk859 Год назад

Thanks for keeping it real and showing the ups as well as the downs. It’s hard for you when things are going bad and it may be hard to watch but this is a reality of farming life. Loving the content, love that I can see what’s going on in country life through your channel. Thanks Cammy, Lizzie and gang

@joodonel5213 Год назад

Thanks for showing "warts and all" because as a fellow sheep farmer there are "warts" and its good to see we are all in the same boat.!!

@janetsteingold-yt1xu Год назад

Love your channel while the bad side is sad, it’s part of farming 💕

@jillcrowe2626 Год назад

I love your content, including the sad stories! I live in a city where too much crime and sadness exists. The farm brings me great joy, because you're such a kind gentleman doing your very best to help these sheep. Much like the books by Dr. Herriot.

@karenb3742 5 месяцев назад

I love everything about this comment. I can relate to everything you said. Highs and lows, these videos bring me so much joy because of the love and compassion that is shown, which is something this world is in desperate need of. ❤

@annyoung6560 Год назад

I don’t like to see the death but understand it’s a part of farming. I will take the good with the bad. Wouldn’t miss a single episode of your vlog.

@bejaysus7388 Год назад

A boy Cammy another good video 👍. Good laugh you commanding Marissa like a dog, " go wide, go wide" 😂😂. The lambs she pulled from that ewe were huge, cracking lambs. Pity you're getting these deaths but I think it's great you're showing everything about farming, the good, the bad & the ugly.

@nomadicsheperdess Год назад

I think it's good that you show the problems because I learn how to deal with the problems if they happen to me and my sheep. It makes me a better shepherd. I learn an incredible amount from watching you and other shepherds in the UK but hope to go over to you some year and learn more IRL. Keep inspiring us loyal viewers and shepherds to get better at what we do!

@manicspinner1959 Год назад

Cammie, I appreciate that you share "warts and all." If there are some viewers that don't like the "warts," then just wave them a hardy g'bye. Yes, it's sad when you've got a slew of sad outcomes, but that's the life you've chosen and that you've chosen to share with us. I appreciate the full story.

@jenniferwolford4646 Год назад

Oh, I get not wanting to see death, but I'd NEVER want to miss lambing, and I don't want you to cut these things out either!! I enjoy every bit!! Keep up the good work, Cammy!! I'm a new fan this year and LOVING the show! 😊

@Finallyretired2022 Год назад

Great job Marissa !! Pretty soon you’ll be miles ahead of Cammie catching sheep !! 🛻 Cammie you’re a good teacher. Patience and calm instructions are the key. Lizzie beautiful and top shepherdess 🐑

@classicambo9781 Год назад

Having a bad day in Aus today - your videos including the real side of birth and death in the farming life, are a welcome relief from the madness of the city. Please keep showing the good, bad and ugly.

@paulinenewman1611 Год назад

I think you do the right thing Cami showing everything, Sandi does it too. It’s so educational, it’s the true picture of what you have to deal with and I love it. I always remind myself that probably more than 90% of the sheep can lamb without any intervention and a good many of the 10% do survive. You’ve had some great lambs this year, some whoppers too xx

@lizzyM2574 Год назад

I love that you show the bad along with the good. Your videos are amazing! It's so important to show life as it is and not try to sugar coat it to suit some people's preferences. Keep up the good work ❤

@kailand3056 Год назад

Marissa, kudos- you did a wonderful job delivering those twin lambs! Cammy, please keep including Meg’s victory rolls - watching her sheer joy in doing what she was born to do never gets old. I’ve seen lots of border collie videos and I don’t recall anybody ever including the same celebratory behavior.

@michellefrank8116 Год назад

Reading the other comments, I see people are being very supportive. The average person in the city has no idea where their food comes from. They don't understand the blood, sweat, and tears of a farmer. Then there are folks who may want to get into the farming game. You show them the ups and downs of one type of farm. Kudos to you and Lizzie.

@harrybevin-ij1ug Год назад

One of the only channels that will show the real side of farming keep it up

@GhostpawVA Год назад

You are doing a great job. Life isn't all puppies and kittens and rainbows, and this is not a Disney movie. I get that it can make people uncomfortable, but it is what it is, and that is life. What needs to be noted is how compassionate you are, and how at the end of the day, you are the one closest of all to these harsh realities. Take care of yourself, learn when you can, smile as often as possible, and go with the rhythms of the circle of life.

@derrith1877 Год назад

Love watching you with your sheep, Meg, Marissa the shepherdess in training. I don't mind the "blood, guts, & gore" parts because I know that is the reality of any animal husbandry operation above pet size.

@akoilady9097 Год назад

I love your videos, warts and all.

@nancystarkey2916 Год назад

I’m so impressed that you show real content of your videos. I’d like to comment on your dog , I was shocked when you said she’s 11 years old… Meg loves her job and she does a good job too

@judyreynolds305 Год назад

Problem solving is like “putting out fires” some days you don’t have time left in ya to smell the roses! Life!

@jillcrowe2626 Год назад

Your photographic skills are amazing. The angles, the wide open spaces showing the sky in a perfect line with the meadow is always perfect.

@terrimoore5181 Год назад

Glad you show it all Cami! Things are not perfect on farms.

@m.e.c.1007 Год назад

Yes, take a break if things bother you. But please don't be negative about the videos or what Camy and family does for a living. Farming any animal has highs and lows, it's life. 😊 I personally love the realism. Thank you Sheepgame!

@ann-or6ev Год назад

I love love love watching Megs skill at hearding❤

@lizhrubik3936 Год назад

You show us the real world of farming. Life is not easy ever. Thank you for sharing it all with us. 🐑💐

@quellepagaille1570 Год назад

Amazing how agile these massively pregnant sheep still are. Imagine being so spry while being ready to birth twins. Wild!

@krzyjstr13 Год назад

I understand and respect the fact that the lambing series is not for everyone, but I look forward to it all year. I watch every episode first thing in the morning with my coffee before work. I think the downs are just as important as the ups because its real life. And this season (2023) is already better than last season (2022). It's really fascinating as a non agriculture person to be able to compare and contrast multiple lambing years to each other. Thanks for all your hard work. Loving the lambing content (and the wee Jock appearances)

@sharonhopkins1678 Год назад

I'm watching from Middle Tennessee and watch you and Sandi Brock with great enjoyment. Keep showing real life. Death is part of it. You have a nice family and I'm learning about Scotland!

@mtegel Год назад

Sitting here on my chair. Trying to help Marissa catch that sheep. I pulled a muscle. Sad day....

@ja6368 Год назад

It’s like playtime at the playground. All the little lambs are so sweet.

@suzanneippolito8716 Год назад

I love your honesty, Cammie. There are happy times and sad times when you deal with livestock...be it sheep, cattle or chickens! You care for them and want their vood health. Love that you're passing your love on to future shepherds and the wee ones too 🥰

@RKmarie2011 Год назад

I greatly appreciate your channel Cammy. Watching your real experience helps show what it is really like to farm.

@titterstonecheviots3854 Год назад

Sheep farmers here. We're having an amazing year. But it helps to see the other people aren't having as good a time! And your solutions give us ideas for our problems when they do happen

@debgrouette6885 Год назад

i really appreciate you doing a vlog every single day of this gruelling lambing cycle in all it"s glory and gorey !! You still add your own good humor even though you must be soooo tired, and the weather kinda sucks....well done, lad!

@barbtries Год назад

i just watch all the videos and never get bored, and i get that there will be loss. your content works for me

@thort1288 Год назад

Thank you for showing all the issues that can present themselves at lambing. Your videos of lambing come out when we have our lambing, and it is comforting to see that others have similar issues, and more important, others we haven´t, yet. So learning a lot!!

@GabrielBadwolf Год назад

Had some bad luck this year with the ewes that’s the 4th one you lost. Poor things. That’s just how it goes sometimes I guess, just you expect to loose lambs more than fully grown sheep. Honestly though I think it’s probably better not to sugar coat everything, even when you got kids watching, can’t shelter them from the bad stuff always and probably better they see it through a screen first.

@queenbee3647 Год назад

Cammy Ive been away for a bit. I stopped by yesterday and I saw Lizzie holding a baby! Youve got another son...congrats. Hes a real cutie. 💖

@georgecalwell Год назад

Cammy the videos and vlogs are spot on with content. Too many channels and programmes show a lot of fluffy lambs and too much "cute" content. But it's nice to see the real sheep world problems, and try to learn something along the way. Everyone is having sheep problems of some sort or other. Keep the heid up and power through.

@bethliebman8169 Год назад

I appreciate your videos precisely because you cover the full spectrum of sheep farming. If I wanted to watch only the cute stuff, I'd rather watch cat videos.

@helenel4126 Год назад

Cammy, I think you're doing the right thing to show the difficult side of sheep farming. Consumers need to know that raising livestock to bring to market is very tough and demanding work. Imho, it's unfortunate that most of the price of what we eat doesn't go to the farmers who do the lion's share of the effort. Marisa is doing a great job as an intern/trainee shepherd.

@trudy3516 Год назад

Cammy, you and Lizzie are doing a great job with both the farm and your family. ❤

@Bootneck-RMC Год назад

As you said Cammy, you show it how it is in real life but, unfortunately it's not everyone's cup of tea. I still think you're doing the right thing by showing the good and the bad of being a shepherd.👍

@glennkelley6096 Год назад

I'm down to the last 10 ewes to lamb and I'm watching lambing videos before I head back into the barn .I've kept sheep for over 4o years and it never gets old.

@shaunrees6168 Год назад

It is vitally important that the rough times are shown in agriculture, most people think of the spring lambs bouncing about the field, and have no recollection of the disasters along the way. Keep the videos coming promoting the sheep sector amongst agriculture. 👍

@Patricia-zq5ug Год назад

Love to see Meg's victory roll! She is a real jewel who loves her work.

@elizabethpreston5994 Год назад

There are things you just cannot control. You do your best and still things may not work out! Thank you for sharing the reality of farming. Your Flock is lucky to have you as its shepherd! Always look forward to your videos! ❤❤❤

@MrEvad3 Год назад

Appreciate you showing it, warts and all. I'm farming in the Pennines (Swaledale sheep!) and it was all going well until Tuesday night into Wednesday, the weather has led to very little sleep for the last few days and unfortunately a few dead lambs. As you say it's nice, in the most unfortunate way, to see others having similar challenges. Great effort putting all these videos up, really appreciate it and keep it going! The weather is improving and the good days will come

@maryannpeacock2581 Год назад

It's a fact of life that some animals will die. I was almost shocked when Sandi Brock told us today that she lost 61 lambs this season. She was definitely heartbroken. I appreciate the fact that you're showing the sad problems with the glad results. I absolutely adore your channel especially your children and Lizzie. She is super mom! You are a very blessed man and even though dead lambs and sheep are hard and sad, we have to stay positive. Take the good with the bad as they say. You are usually a very congenial and happy person that I"m sad when you are. God bless!

@rodneywroten2994 Год назад

Can you imagine how bad it could if the two of you were not checking on them. you guys are awesome

@lisagrafton2529 Год назад

Part of life is death. You're helping others by discussing the death cases.

@denisesells8667 Год назад

You have many times mentioned how big the lambs are do you ever weigh and/or measure them? Thanks for posting this great content! Have a great day!

@willieallan953 Год назад

I love your honesty and your compassion for things living. If even one farmer benefits from your videos, keep on doing what you're doing!

@bettiewatson2949 Год назад

The babies walking around with the moms in the field is such beautiful sight and always puts a smile on my face 😃 thank you for showing us there is still beauty in this world !

@kathleendaugherty4218 Год назад

Good job Marissa!!! You delivered those lambs like a pro!!!

@Betsy-R Год назад

ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! ❤You do you! You are so positive, authentic & funny! Don’t change a thing. Life’s not perfect. Marisa is a champ! Meg is the best! Meg photobombed you (AGAIN 😂)-what a riot. I’d like to think she has a sense of humor & taking care of her “business” in the background is to let you know who the star ⭐️ of the show really is! 😂🐕❤(>4 minutes in 😂) Love the daily videos! I know it’s a busy time for you. Love to your family & team from South Carolina! ❤

@Annie6460 Год назад

Thank you Cammy. The Cycle of Life…however, it is sad when death happens and a farmer I believe feels it twice as hard. Love watching your videos. ❤️🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@tealselle3053 Год назад

I grew up on a farm and death is a part of living. We had many more happy times than sad and that is what I remember most. I’m a fan of you and the channel no matter the content. 💕

@colleenkopp56 Год назад

I have finally figured out how to catch your VLOG for the day! I just have to wake up around 4 am my time. Sorry to see the losses you are experiencing. If it isn't one thing it's another. Confident you can handle it!! Love seeing the boys. Angus is looking more like you everyday. Jock, he is a "pistol "!!! He definitely has your energy!! Wishing you a glorious day from Northern California [Bay Area]

@V.I.C. Год назад

QUESTION: Still fairly new sub and this is my first lambing with you! My question is.. What do you then do with all the babies? All i know about sheep is the way Sandi has taught me lol And you do everything sooo different.. Sometimes you number or letter the babies and sometimes you dont.. You don't tag the babies and keep track any of any of them.. Why don't you tag and track them? And Sandi flat out says where the babies go a couple months down the road.. Obvisously to market.. So what do you raise sheep for? Market? Your own food? Pets? I'm just curious where they end up going.. Thats all.. Thanks for sharing!! 😊😊

@teresabrewer2661 Год назад

He sells most of the lambs. Keeps some females to add to his flock.But they're much, much older than Sandi's when they go to market, because they're mostly grass fed

@brendahole9575 Год назад

He’s trying to use flockwatch to track & tag lambs this year…they’re usually lettered (singles) or numbered (multiples) before they go out if they’re born in the shed. If they’re born out, I guess he’s not always around/doesn’t have spray to hand/won’t catch them just to mark them when they’re dry x

@TheSheepGame Год назад

Great answers guys😁. So outside lambing sheep we don’t number. Inside sheep get numbers for twins, letters for singles. All inside sheep are tagged and recorded to their mums. Outside sheep will be tagged when lambs are in for tail docking.

@TheSheepGame Год назад

All the ones on Vlog so far are for meat market. The ones on tomorrows vlog are for breeding

@kathycarbone7545 Год назад

I love the intro where the baby lambs pop out of the big sheep!

@cindyboard7816 Год назад

Cammy you do a great job!! Hundreds of happy and healthy sheep!!! You show the honest happenings on the farm!!! Thank you!!!

@Liz-M Год назад

Melissa is doing really well and she has a good teacher 👏🏼👏🏼

@kallykat Год назад

Go marissa!! You did it girl!

@stephenholmes1036 4 месяца назад

Tell the truth. Its been too long a winter and hard on the older ewes. 10 .months of wet lets hope for better, Please educate dog walkers and gates and worrying. People have to realise where you have livestock you have dead stock

@torywatson8663 Год назад

Megs victory roll, gets me every time lol.

@mammastreed5070 Год назад

I totally understand how watching the downs of lambing is hard for some people. But, I love lambing time! Keep bringing us all of it! I so appreciate what you and your entire team do! Still only understand you about 88% of the time, being 1/3 Scottish I figure that’s better than I thought! 😉🐑🐑🐑🐑❤️☺️

@dione.c.3432 Год назад

G'day from Northern Australia. We have a saying here that I think fits Scottish farmers as well as Australians -"If you've got livestock one day you'll walk out and you'll have dead stock!" Find dead stock is part of having livestock. IT's the grim, and sometimes heartbreaking side of farming that most folks don't see or even think about when sitting down to a lovely Sunday roast. Keep up the good work Cammy, family and crew. Lambing is but a small part of your farming year. ~D.

@aidanelliott6228 Год назад

Yeah cammi you’re videos are brilliant anyone taking offense to your lambing videos should definitely not be looking at the videos because they’re definitely not farmers-as they would definitely understand the ups and downs with sheep in general.never mind lambing. You guys do an amazing job of showing the real life problems of our farming communities.you’re doing a brilliant job guys I know I’m speaking for 99 percent off all sheep farmers.unreal guys.marais your brilliant 👍👍👍

@SeattleDonna206 Год назад

I appreciate the raw life as it is and happens.

@thisoldnurse1521 Год назад

🇨🇦 here. Like Sandy B. You video it all to show other farmers, this is what farming. This is life. There death and death is part of life. As a nurse, a RN was gutted each time we lost one and especially when the patient was young. $h!t Happers

@bluethru808 Год назад

I did comment a couple of videos ago but it was on someone else’s comment….just saying I really appreciate the content, I have adhd and a terrible terrible memory, literally have to re teach myself the baler controls every year 😂 as though I’ve never used it before…so you can imagine what lambing’s like!! Your channels like a one stop journal for me and I can normally find the answer on here which more often than not jogs my memory to a past experience of my own, but without that help I’d never remember! There’s not a lot to be learned from watching healthy lambs skipping in a field (as nice as it is) but plenty to be learned from your lambing vlogs. Hopefully I’m not alone in saying, no need to apologise or change a thing 👍👍

@cindycreateforlife Год назад

I always look forward to our videos, the good, the bad and the ugly. It makes me appreciate how hard farming is but, I also understand that the death of animals can be quite triggering for people, thanks for not being hard on them! You are a very caring person and you would prefer that all goes well but, you can’t prevent everything!💕🇨🇦