WE HAVE TO CUT THE LAMBS OUT THIS SHEEP | Day 17 of Lambing 2022

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This is my lambing series where I will be posting a video every day of lambing.... unless I burn out first.
Hope you enjoy and feel free to ask any questions,
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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@TheSheepGame 2 года назад

Sheep Fans, the algorithms are crushing this video so if you could give it a thumbs up and a comment to keep pushing it on that would be great. I think it’s an interesting video but i’m bias! 😁 Cammy

@wendyrowland7787 2 года назад

It is both interesting and educational I hope youtube gets its act together, you gave out adequate warnings beforehand, so what is their problem?. I think the vet’s fee was proportionate to the value of the sheep and very reasonable as was my local vet before they were taken over by a vet company.

@stacyschaffer783 2 года назад

Blue cactus dairy goats does ** warning graphic** in the title of difficult birthing vids. I wonder if that would help both you and Sandi. I found the content amazing, and felt you gave more than adequate warning. Sorry about YT!

@teresabrewer2661 2 года назад

My pleasure Cammy 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@teresabrewer2661 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@hsaurid 2 года назад

I would say it is very hypocritical of RU-vid’s algorithms to be wanking around with this as it allows far more serious matter from the Russian Ukrainian war essentially uncensored. Bloody hypocritical RU-vid wankers!!! No better than Putin and his Putinists!!!

@GotAnUmbrella 2 года назад

"I thought be a progressive farmer and let's be nice to the sheep" and that's why we love you Cammy!

@mummydearest3690 2 года назад

So lovely to see Lizzie and your gorgeous little boy. What a charmer! The caesarean was really interesting and your way of speaking through your decision making process in real time is quite remarkable given all the circumstances. So glad you made the decision you did for the reasons you gave.

@kellycarter4944 2 года назад

Thanks for showing the good, the bad and the ugly. It is real farming!

@Kathleensailorgirl 2 года назад

Wow your Veterinarian was amazing and as a retired oncology nurse I have been at many surgeries Alan did a beautiful job from start to finish, very impressive. Prayers for the mum and the survivor sheep 🐑 for a full recovery 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks Cammie for sharing another great teaching video. 🐑🐑👍💕💕

@BethSc_VV 2 года назад

Sometimes the most important skill is knowing when you need assistance. It was great to see that the ewe's welfare was at the front of your mind rather than waiting, to try to avoid paying out for a vet, and causing unnecessary pain and distress to the animal.

@amandak4491 2 года назад

I wondered for most of the video if this would mean no future pregnancies for this sheep--surprised to hear that she shouldn't have an issue in the future. I'm not a sheep farmer, or even sheep-farmer adjacent, but definitely seems like a better call to do it this way, especially with the size of the lambs! Loved the little update on her at the end. Glad she's doing well. Also, little Jock is adorable! When he's in his stroller and the sheep are coming to investigate the little human lamb was just too cute.

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

He (Jock) seems already to be a good Shepard, patting their nose from his stoller, learning from the best Mom and Dad.

@Blackbeegirl 2 года назад

I came to the comments to ask this very same question.

@hayleywilson6138 2 года назад

Well humans can have vaginal births after Caesarians, (VBAC) and sheep are hardier than us!

@susanmarsh4351 2 года назад

Withkht a caesar it is highly likely both lambs would de snd most likely the ewe as well. The ewe would have been damaged internally without vet intervention.

@rinnyrindawg 2 года назад

Omg I’m so glad I read this first before I watched the video, I was almost certain the sheep would have to be euthanized for the procedure. Incredible that they can perform that kind of surgery in a shed with good results for all!!

@vwvw4 2 года назад

I know Jock's reaching for the camera, but as a viewer it really looks like he's trying to give everyone a virtual hug. So adorable, it still amazes me he has yet to be cranky, just smiley like his Mom and chatty like his Dad. I wish more farmers were like you, Cammy, putting the welfare of the sheep ahead of the expense of vet care. In the end, if both had survived the lambs would have covered the cost, plus the ewe survived. Really nice of Dr. Allan to explain the process as he went. Another great video!

@TheSheepGame 2 года назад

Thank you and Jock only really gets cranky if you’re not fast enough with the spoon when he’s feeding🤣. He’s a wee pig at the trough.

@MstresVampy 2 года назад

I second this n the reply was great

@teresabrewer2661 2 года назад

@@TheSheepGame that's hilarious Cammy

@Cellottia 2 года назад

@@TheSheepGame Lol!!

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Hehehe

@DeerheartStudioArts 2 года назад

Lizzy is so beautiful, she could be a model. But I doubt she’d like that lifestyle. So nice to see you 3 there together.🦌💌🚙🐑

@teresabrewer2661 2 года назад

I agree Lizzy is beautiful 🥰

@ann-or6ev 2 года назад

she's looking thin and tired though

@TheSheepGame 2 года назад

She will love that comment when she sees it😁. What about me Ann do I look thin? Or just tired?🤣 #WinterBod

@PeggyStentzCasey 2 года назад

@@TheSheepGame You look very fit and also tired!!!

@spinningjinn 2 года назад

I know, right? She's breathtakingly gorgeous!

@stephaniejohnson3341 2 года назад

Jock is so adorable! I couldn't stop laughing. Showing the C-section was sobering, but important. You did a good job explaining your decision process. Thank you. Today is my 72d birthday and Jock's laughter and smiles simply delighted me. Thanks for that, too.

@habslover2306 2 года назад

Happy birthday 🎈🎉. Hope your day was fun and your year will be adventurous.

@classicambo9781 2 года назад

Happy Birthday Stephanie 😀

@TianRunty 2 года назад

Happy birthday!

@georginaturner1237 2 года назад

Happy birthday! Jock is just lovely isn't he!

@kwalsh1968 2 года назад

Happy birthday young lady!

@colleenuchiyama4916 2 года назад

This is one of the most amazing vids you’ve ever posted, Cammy. Your demeanor and skills really are top notch. You have an innate knowledge of what your sheep need, and you should be proud of your operation. Watching you is like watching my uncle, and he was one of the best cattlemen I’ve ever seen in action. .

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Cammy is so kind and ❤ loving towards his flock❣

@stephaniegamble3571 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this. First, it shows your heart and that you do care about your animals but it also is important to see the REALITY'S of farming. This was educational and rewarding to see the end result, although I hate the one didn't make it. I want to see and know ALL the truths not just sugar coated and I appreciate you for showing and educating in honesty. Well Done! That said.. OH MY GOSH the baby is BEAUTIFUL!! He Isn't a bit camera shy is he? He's growing so quickly, and absolutely PRECIOUS!! Blessings to you all From NC, USA

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Yes, I liked learning this as well. Wee little Jock steals the show. ❤ Arkansas USA

@theabristlebroom4378 2 года назад

Fascinating! Thank you and the good vet for allowing us to see this. So glad all the lambs AND the mum survived! I suspect the larger lamb might have gotten enough of the anesthetic or pain meds to be affected that way. Respect for everyone!!!! And wee Jock(?) Is so adorable reaching for the camera!!!! Life is precious!

@GotAnUmbrella 2 года назад

The bigger one passed away soon after, but better that they dying in utero.

@ORSkie Год назад

Sadly, the larger one didn't survive over time.

@donnaspear8311 2 года назад

I can't thank you enough for showing this. It's so important for people everyone and everywhere to see and understand what really happens on a farm. You take excellent care of your sheep and it shows. Loved the bit at the end. You telling the mother sheep to watch her child. Hilarious. Baby Jock is beautiful.

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

❤❤❤

@txurbanbunny 2 года назад

Jock has the most lovely personality. I love when he sees himself on the camera.

@stacyschaffer783 2 года назад

Thank you for the hug Jock! What a great way to start!

@sarahreid1156 2 года назад

That jock is a bonny boy.

@beckylee8432 2 года назад

As a 10 year old, with a small flock of sheep, I had a young ewe get in with a large ram. She just couldn’t give birth on her own (too small) we called the vet, he was a friend, he said load up the ewe and all the kids and meet me at the clinic. He brought all of his kids and we had a front row seat to our first C-SECTION. We were all 7-12 yrs old! What a memory. The lamb was 18 lbs!! Momma would not take lamb, so we tired a brick to her leg. The brick slowed her down a little and the lamb made it fine. Big memories for a bunch of little kids!! Thanks for all your videos…they are everything I remember when I raised sheep for a few years…minus smell-a-vision.

@leahmyers3923 2 года назад

Jock is such a happy little man, and the sheep seem to have no fear of the stroller at all.

@louanne17 2 года назад

Would use ever consider doing a family RU-vid channel when jock is older 💞💞💞

@lisahatchett6125 2 года назад

Jock is so cute....I’m laughing doubled over you talking to the little lamb About running away from mum. Great job Cammy keep up the great work.

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Yes... hahaha.. the end was so funny!!🤣😂🤪🤣

@cherylmacnutt2686 2 года назад

That Cammy was totally interesting! Was so cute to see Jock and how big he’s getting….he’s such a little charmer!

@HeavyMetalEngines 2 года назад

The scene with the sheep moms checking out wee Jock in the stroller was cute! Would make a great picture. You should produce a calendar for the merch store next year.

@dentednj 2 года назад

I think we're responsible to spend the $ to get the care the sheep needs. We've bred sheep to carry big and multiple lambs as well as other characteristics which nature would not do on it's own. Our creation, our responsibility right? Amazing to see the giant stitches the vet takes when sewing her up. I've had 2 C-sections and wonder if the doctor did the same. HA!

@leannemayor5755 2 года назад

This must have been really hard for you . It is a fact of life and know you do what you must do and the fact is mum may have died anyway . Your little man is adorable . Much love from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

@sharonm3677 2 года назад

Holy smokes that was incredible! What an experience it is to see a C-section. My goodness animals are incredible aren’t they. And so are you, Lizzie and Jock. What a little trooper he is! Very interesting video Cammy, love them.

@jerilynrobertson646 2 года назад

Thanks for showing it like it is. The care of animals is a huge responsibility. You do it well.

@trishthorn8206 2 года назад

Thank you Cammy, I have never seen a C-section on a sheep before and it was very interesting.

@deedawson6074 2 года назад

Oh he’s so gorgeous, he had me chuckling away with his lack of camera shyness, more funny was your beloveds Lizzie’s face when she knew Jock had a fist full of your curls. Very interesting vid, thank you. No ‘Suction’ for that poor surgeon . 🇳🇿.

@patpierce4854 2 года назад

Agreed! Whole family made me smile, as I remember my son grabbing his daddy’s curls when he was Jock’s age (he turns 22 on Sunday!)

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Wee Jock is SO cute, I agree, I think Lizzie did a little encouraging there.... hehehe

@nancykelly9712 2 года назад

Awwww I'm so sorry she lost the lamb! Poor little guy, life is so fragile at that stage. I'm glad you called the vet, just because they are farm animals doesn't mean they need to suffer! 💞

@nanalesa24 2 года назад

First, Jock, so very cute and VERY active. It's just a joy watching him grow, thanks to you and Lizzy for sharing that part. I found the C-SECTION very interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing all the aspects of farming. IT is so important for people to know and understand what all farmers , shepherds and cattlemen go through to feed us and to show how much they care. I really enjoyed the video.

@mea3665 2 года назад

We Jock wants some vidio time as well ! He's going to take over !

@karenshiels6566 2 года назад

Oooh someone loves the Camera!!

@JenniferKitchens123 3 месяца назад

Wee Jock is so precious. Thank you for sharing the good and the bad.

@emmasmom60 2 года назад

Jock is gorgeous! I swear he was saying Dada during this video. It was interesting to see that sheep sectioned and I'm glad you got a nice lamb. It was sensible of you to think about how a vag delivery would have been hard on the sheep, the lambs and you.

@thepeanutgallery1699 2 года назад

I heard it too!

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Me too..

@heathercissell5685 2 года назад

He definitely said Dada 🥰

@teresabrewer2661 2 года назад

So, so glad to see another vlog Cammy, I don't expect you know but you are a great ambassador for Scotland and the farming community. Thank you Cammy, beautiful Lizzy & Jock, he is the picture of the term bonny wee lad isn't he, he's a shepherd already and his TV screen is farming life. What a great set of proud parents you are. Please tell Lizzy that she's adorable in every way

@TheSheepGame 2 года назад

Thanks Teresa! She reads the comments so she’ll see this 😁

@greermurdick7628 2 года назад

good save! farm and ranch lifevus tough but honest! thanks for showing what real farmers go through.

@vergieclark131 2 года назад

Oh my gosh Jock is soooooo adorable ! 💜🥰 such a happy little boy , great job mom an dad ! 👏🏼👏🏼

@middlekingdomfarmrebeccapa5035 2 года назад

That is a very reasonable price for a vet call. I am sure it would be at least double that price here. (taking into account the exchange rate. ) That is why people hesitate to call the vet, often just to walk on the farm it is over $100. Thanks for sharing that.

@wendyrowland7787 2 года назад

Our vet fees have shot up since most local practices are being bought up by vet companies who are looking at every angle of how to increase income, mainly playing on the emotions of doting pet owners and doing expensive tests, many of which are not required. I could well afford calling out the vet when I was farming. I recently had to euthanise my also retired working dog. It cost £200 including disposal as the company runs a pet crematorium. The local incineration facility used to be good enough.That makes Cammy’s vet fees incredibly reasonable by comparison and the outcome was good in spite of losing the distressed lamb.

@RICDirector 2 года назад

Same here in the us, worse since i have rabbits. A c section on one will run a minimum of 2000 usd now; when i was working as a vet tech , it was closer to cammys bill! Really getting far out of hand, and a crying shame.

@wendyrowland7787 2 года назад

@@RICDirector vet companies are just about screwing us now. It cost £200 to get my dog euthanised and disposed of this year. I understand small animal employed vets have to generate a certain income in order to keep their job. I do miss our original country vet who always hit the nail on the head and it was ‘All Creatures Great and Small.

@mcmurphy5 2 года назад

Brilliant video Cammy...but have to say having had 2 c sections myself I'm very glad I didn't have to see it🙈🙈 . Jock is absolutely gorgeous 😍

@Finallyretired2022 2 года назад

Watching with fascination the c-section and Dr explaining while Jock is baby talking in the background and the ewes are calling. Cammie you do a great job, and the Dr knows if you’re calling it’s serious. Again, thank you for sharing what most wouldn’t post. It’s 2023 and watching this again with just as much interest. It’s great to hear Jock as a little one again and now you’ve got another one !! I love the cows lined up at the fence to watch your action 😂

@tiffymcconkey Месяц назад

The wee one wanted the camera so bad 😂😂😂😂 too cute. That was absolutely amazing to watch the C-section.

@kiwigirlali 2 года назад

Jock pulling Cammies curly hair....good accurate training lesson for catching sheep in the future lol

@habslover2306 2 года назад

@txurbanbunny 2 года назад

First a cow c-section, now. Ewe. It’s like surgery central this week. I’ve learned so much! Thanks guys.

@jerilynrobertson646 2 года назад

I could watch Jock all day ❤️

@torir.french5791 6 часов назад

I've just discovered your channel a few weeks ago - I can't get enough of them! Educational and real, Cammy and Lizzy you are so amazing!! I actually thought it was Angus in the video and I realized this video is 2 years old! And you mentioned looking back at how small Jock was, so adorable!! Also I had just watched a video more recent where Lizzy mentions this ewe was one that had a c-section, and she was doing well - thanks to notes on the Flockwatch (I'm pretty sure) Lots of love from Vancouver Island, Canada 🇨🇦❤️

@DeerheartStudioArts 2 года назад

Very educational and part of sheep farming. Much appreciated.🦌💌❤️🐑

@susanhawkins3045 2 года назад

Thank you , really good to be able to watch this. Would never be able to have seen this otherwise. Never to old to learn

@dorisvega3053 2 года назад

What an excellent learning experience! Glad you made the decision of a c-section for mom, and that they all pulled through. Thanks for the opportunity.

@ORSkie Год назад

Sadly, the larger one didn't survive over time.

@wildwindfarm1279 2 года назад

Intelligent call by an experienced farmer. Professional work by a highly competent veterinary surgeon. This is real life in agriculture and often with human health. Nothing disturbing, inhumane or controversial here. Made the best of a bad lot. The hogg was saved, she has a lamb to rear and hopefully will have many more years of production. Well done all the way round.

@janetf9076 2 года назад

What a precious little boy you have. Bring him to the USA and I will babysit for you ❤️

@tinat7348 2 года назад

I am glad you showed this video. I miss that part of my job so much. The vet I work for no longer does surgery. Don't forget to mark all this into your scan program.

@sherkylady7765 2 года назад

Your son is so precious. Jock pulling your hair was hilarious. 🤣😂💓 The vet did a quick, efficient job. Glad you chose to share it with us. Definitely the right decision.

@FoodwaysDistribution 2 года назад

You should have asked the vet about those lambs not standing up while he was there and can see them....respect for the vet for letting you film and show us that side of farming that we don't get to see.

@englishmaninco8711 2 года назад

Love how you include your boy. This is how *REAL* life is ! Protecting kids from reality I think harms them in the long run. My children (6.5, 4 and 2 ) have never expressed any distress or fear over these videos. Although I have to admit I’ve wondered about letting them watch but decided it was ok. I suppose we’ll see in the long run 😊

@mtndweller55 2 года назад

This was intense. Hope that mama recovers quick and her big lamb comes around. What an incredible video.

@heather_smallwood 2 года назад

He gave an update at the end... the bigger lamb sadly didn't make it, but the smaller one is doing well and so is mum!

@mtndweller55 2 года назад

@@heather_smallwood ah I completely missed that. Bummer

@melissacrowe677 2 года назад

This was a great video. Love seeing seeing wee Jock’s personality coming out. The cesarean was fascinating. Keep the great content coming.

@roadwarrior8560 2 года назад

Jes you are up as late/early as myself!! really enjoying the channel Cammy, who'd have thought sheep would be so interesting.

@patriciaruppert201 2 года назад

So glad you sis the c-section to save mama a lot of pain. And her little lambie that survived is a lucky little one. I appreciate your compassion for your sheep. Blessings. Jock is becoming quite vocal and cuter every day. ❤️❤️

@lynmontel1724 2 года назад

It was really great to see the operation and your Vet is terrific to explain the whole process. Thanks to Alan too Maybe you could name the lamb 'Ceasar'

@TheWmiller8 2 года назад

Ugh I was a journeyman meat cutter in my past. Blood and guts normally don’t make me uneasy, but the video did in the attempt to lamb the sheep. Thank you from sharing especially your son experience with the sheep

@julielumsden5184 2 года назад

Jock is ready for his own GoPro he can do the filming between naps. That was absolutely fascinating and two healthy babes as the reward.

@paulm4137 2 года назад

I’m in no position to say how you should manage your flock. There were several ways you could have handled the situation, and for what it's worth I feel you did the right thing. I think you showed a lot of compassion for your sheep and the lambs by having the vet to do the caesarean. Despite losing one, not a bad outcome! Thanks for posting the video.

@katherineregier8099 2 года назад

What a life you are providing for Jock! Watching him soaking it all in with intelligence and joy has me smiling. So glad you did the right thing for your ewe and your lambs and your own peace of mind. I love your videos ! Thank you for allowing us in to your family’s life!

@janetwhitten3945 2 года назад

An amazing video Cammy, the vet was brilliant and so skilled. Very informative and a good call by you to stop unnecessary suffering to the mum. Jock is such a beautiful wee boy, the sheep were very curious about this little human. Thank you to you and your vet for allowing us to watch the procedure and thank you for allowing us to be part of your famille’s life. 🐑

@purplealice 2 года назад

I love seeing the lambs tails - "two shakes of a lamb's tail" is an old expression for a short time interval.

@steffc8881 2 года назад

Wow he does great work. That’s a big lamb,good call Cammy ❤️ Jock certainly stealing the show even the sheep know love it🤩🤩🤩🤩Another great vlog been over 35 years since I was helping a vet we had a 24 angus bred to Hereford lost 11 cows and 6 calves my first c-section and I was 14 was just crazy too.

@ginny3282 2 года назад

Omg Cammy that was an amazing procedure to save mom and baby…. Wasn’t expecting to see that…. And the mama looks like she is doing just fine ….. get right up and takes care of her baby blew me away…. And as for cute Jock and beautiful Lizzie how fun to watch you and Lizzie enjoy your own little rascal❤️ once again Cammy that your for a great video

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Amen ❤

@1striperon 2 года назад

That is a very skilled and knowledgeable veterinarian. He does all he can for a successful result for the ewe and the lambs. Lizzie’s suggestion was so smart, to call the vet. Jock’s so cute. Thank you for sharing.

@terrisummerville2378 2 года назад

"Does you mum not like you? No wonder the way you behave" 😂 love being able to watch c-section. I was suprised the vet went in on the side.

@jonathonnichol9582 2 года назад

I was surprised at the affordability of the c-section. Where I'm from the surgery costs more then the ewe and her potential lambs combined. Makes it hard to call the vet in to lose money even if everything goes perfect. Real nice to see a c-section performed though! Thanks

@ChristophersMum 2 года назад

I really liked your thought process on the intervention of a caesarean for that poor ewe Cammy...it was a good insight into what was the kindest to the ewe and you yourself...sad that one died, but nothing wrong with the wee one...all the while wee Jock was being investigated by the other ewes...he is such a happy boy, and so beautiful...I had to laugh at you telling that ewe to look after her child better...give wee Jock and Lizzy a hug from me...from Perth💌😁🖖✨

@deborahharvey6017 2 месяца назад

Just rewatched. Grew up on a cattle and hog farm 60 plus years ago. Now have my own little farmette with plants and surrounded by cattle farm with one sheep farm a few miles away. Fun, informative video. Thanks for sharing!

@TheHarper11 2 года назад

I'm glad you're emotionally involved with your animals. Don't let what idiots tell you matter. Caring for sheep or any animal isn't all about just feeding and making money. If it is, then you're in the wrong profession. I love how you care about each one and I'm loving wee Jock and Lizzy as well.

@traciasmith1542 2 года назад

fantastic and highly educational. anyone who says having a cesearian is the easy way out (I have heard it said) never had to witness or have one. kudos on making the right call.

@kimmiPatterson 2 года назад

I just found your channel. I had no idea that sheep were interesting. Your doing a great job! Love from Oklahoma USA

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

😊 Arkansas USA

@vivianwinford3681 2 года назад

In the beginning where Jock is playing with Cammy's hair you can see how much he looks like his Dad. 💘 🐑 🐑

@louanne17 2 года назад

So sad hope use are all OK xxx

@fuzzylop9164 2 года назад

Jock is so adorable. The way he lights it for the camera is funny. I hope that big lamb perks up and does well. That we lamb was so cute. It was good that you called the vet. Now that you have done the 1st you will be better at evaluating the need for a c-section. 😊

@rolin5566 2 года назад

Glad you show everything Cammy! As a college student looking for his first piece of land for a farm I'm always looking to learn what it's really like to be a farmer. This was very educational and good to watch

@hilarypower6217 2 года назад

Jock needs a Sheep Game hat! That boy is a bonny wee laddie. Loved the way he reached out to the sheep that came near him. Great video for so many reasons. Thanks Cammy.

@gingerparr277 2 года назад

That is the sweetest smile on your son! More baby shots are always a ready way to make me smile!

@missymarie2698 2 года назад

My absolute favorite family! Baby Jock is such a happy baby and has so much to look forward too! What amazing blessings the Lord has given all of you ❤️ I pray for your safety and health always.

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Amen

@ellisritz7654 2 года назад

Really good video, It just amazing how animals interact with infants children, not just sheep but I've seen cows do the same. The C section was really good to watch, as you said, real farming.

@makinitsch9113 2 года назад

The baby is precious! Thank you for sharing your life.

@R.a.p.h.a.e.l.a 2 года назад

Honestly, I don't get why the algorithms hate this kind of video so much. I thought it was absolutely fascinating! Incredible to see that you can do this kind of surgery in an environment as non-sterile as a barn, with just a local anaesthetic, and save the sheep so much trauma in the process. Kudos to the vet and kudos to you, Cammy, for caring so much about the welfare of your animals. Keep the content coming and don't hesitate to post the graphic stuff as well!

@cynthiavanderscoff 2 года назад

First time I saw a c-section done successfully on a lamb. Glad to see mom and one lamb are doing well. Thank you!

@sherrymay5243 2 года назад

Absolutely incredible, thank you for sharing. I've been looking forward to your lambing adventures, I appreciate you showing both the good and the bad of a sheep farmers life. Thank you and Lizzy for also sharing the glowing smiles and antics of Jock. He really put a smile on my face this time around. It looks like he likes your hair as much as the rest of us do 🙂

@TheBachBabe 2 года назад

That was amazing! Thank you for taking us along. Well done to you and Alan. Doc Jock sure had a lot of opinion to share with everyone

@bridgit001 2 года назад

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Watching the c-section was incredible, amazing!. And afterward seeing her standing there in the stall, chewing her cud while the little one one suckled, was nothing short of mind blowing. Thank you for sharing this.

@theposhmaniac5169 2 года назад

Thank you for showing the real in lambing. So sorry one lambie died but happy the one is doing great. Learned a lot in this video! Very interesting. PS Human "lambie" is adorable!

@sharonhopkins1678 2 года назад

That was fascinating! I'm watching from Middle Tennessee, USA, Enjoy Jock and Lizzie -- and Cammie.

@emilykunzelman2725 2 года назад

Good one Cammy! Love seeing Lizzy and little Jock. Farmlife is hard but good for the soul.

@simvrod 2 года назад

Love seeing surgery ( human or animal) and the speed in which your vet turned up and knocked it out was great and so professional. Love how the cows are so nosey. You never stop learning and honing your profession no mater what it is.

@rachelwilcox4206 2 года назад

Thank you Cammy, Lizzy , and Jock- you lovely family! And thank you Alan for letting us see a glimpse of your work too. Great teamwork 😁

@elizabethnovak4951 2 года назад

Quite an experience to watch way over here in New Jersey, USA. Can’t imagine what it was like to be right there in the middle of it. (I thought it’d be no big deal to watch. I don’t generally mind blood & guts but that was rough. I really did feel like I was right there.) Have to ask: was Mom not feeling anything after those locals(?) were put in? I was so worried for her. At some point you told us not to worry, she wasn’t feeling anything but I felt like I’d been worrying since the first layer was cut. I knew all along you wouldn’t allow Mom to be hurt but I worried nonetheless. Sorry about the lamb that didn’t make it. Maybe all three would have been lost if she had been out in a field and hadn’t been spotted and you hadn’t made the decision you did. Bless you and yours. Y’all have beautiful spirits. ♥️

@karendemorrow 2 года назад

Agreed... Arkansas USA

@RICDirector 2 года назад

When a c section is done, they usually give more than just the local. Usually something that lasts considerably longer, like butorphanol, and when we did one goat, she even got a fentanyl patch.

@cohutta 2 года назад

I used to ride along with a friend that was a large animal vet and saw some interesting things. Not many sheep where I grew up so this was a first for me. Thanks for taking us along despite lambing being such a busy time.

@danniellefenton-johnston8123 2 года назад

my kids love your sheep 🐑

@nadineoppito9079 2 года назад

If you had told me a few months ago that I'd be watching lambing videos and fascinated by a sheep c-section, I would have said I need to get a life. Well, I probably should get my own life-haha but it's been great getting to see your life and learning so much about farming and raising sheep. It takes special people to allow the world into your world and you and Lizzie do it magnificently. Thank you!

@vegasbattleborn1594 2 года назад

That was amazing to witness. The stress of making that decision was apparent but that's the joy of running your own work. You live & die by your own decisions, especially when the end result is successful. Jock is getting so big so quickly too. Thanks for sharing this Cammy.