Dog Sense 101. She is yawning to diffuse stress. She knows when you start talking that you will take your time to open the door. Opening the door is highly exciting for her. Her stress (or excitement) builds if you don’t open the door and dogs release stress by yawning.

The sheep are so cute after they get sheared. They look like peaches with legs lol❤️

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

LOL! they are pretty velvety like a peach too!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Yes are cute they’re. Good girls

@lovinitall6639

4 жыл бұрын

Peaches with legs lol !!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Kerri Cannon would like to watch my videos on KZread Ewan shearing Samantha and clever suki and Rachel have had all their wool cut off

@chaoticdusk7076

4 жыл бұрын

Oh ma gosh you're right they do

Sandi does all of those hooves and I was so stinking proud of myself for cutting my cat's nails by myself.

@MerGrrr

4 жыл бұрын

Hey you should still be proud, Sandi doesn't have to worry about being bitten XD

@jazznpercy

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I had a cage to hold my cats in place & turn them upside down when I clip their nails! lol

@auntmaryspals7978

4 жыл бұрын

@@jazznpercy Just between us, I was going to say that, but you know how some people might take it. 😉

@artout5811

4 жыл бұрын

auntmaryspals so true! I hate doing my rabbits and I have a dog with black nails.

@shawnwales696

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but she's not running much danger of getting clawed or bitten in the process either!

I’m so proud of you for your perseverance with the hoof trimming learning curve!! Love the positivity and humility you share with us. Here everyday!!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Celeste!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Sandi Brock is Betty there

@bluebutterfly2472

Жыл бұрын

@@SandiBrock c2yt6

I'm just a small time hair sheep, (St Croix sheep), farmer on the Big Island, nothing to your scale😉. Your videos have taught me so much more than I could have imagined and I'm so envious of your shoots and set up. I've also experienced folks with strong opinions about what we do. With that said, I understand how that makes you hurt inside. You handled the situation with grace and humility. Keep up the good work and teaching us all a little something new with every vlog. Find the joy and share it!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Wow... thank you so much for that!!

I love your videos. I’m not a farmer and you make sheep farming so intriguing. I’ve look forward to all your new videos. Please don’t let the haters get to you. Just know there are so many more people cheering you on 🥰🥰

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Anita!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Sandi Brock how is betty today is she a good girl

Hey Sandi, you’re missing a deflector that’s goes on that bale chopper. It will make chopping much cleaner especially when chopping into the bucket.

I am constantly amazed at how you have set things up to be a one-person job!

@cathiwim

4 жыл бұрын

Cindy Vine she has to!

My cat really enjoys the sound of the birds. He came running to watch them, got confused when he couldn’t see them though. Love the video as always. Thank you for taking us along.

@carolempluckrose778

4 жыл бұрын

We have 4 with the same reaction. Everyone asks why we don't feed the birds. Well, 4 feline hunters sort of answers the question I reckon.

5:09 Ewes looking like they are jumping a hurdle. Those girls can jump! Ha.

Billy is gorgeous and YOU ARE NEVER BORING.

Strawchopper 101. Sometimes the second time you start it, you either don't need the choke or only need half choke. They are always a pain in the ass to start if you stall them once. Make sure you blow the hay or straw off the motor when you are done, the motor gets hot and will catch the hay or straw on it on fire. The motors on these things wear out within the year. A Honda motor will last longer, the other kinds, less so. The motors are really easy to change out, and are not really worth fixing sadly. Scrap metal will take them when you are done with them. All in all, I would definitely recommend the buckets that hook onto the tellehandler to chop hay and straw, they are easier labour wise and tend to cause fewer problems! Ok I'll shut up. Hope you have a great day, your doing a good job!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

LOL! My husband said this exact same thing!!! Thank you so much!! (I won't tell him he was right. lol)

@boathead22000

4 жыл бұрын

Don't over use the choke. when cold, one or 2 pulls on full and back to half choke and it should start.

@lorraineallen1366

4 жыл бұрын

Keeping your airfilter maintained, and regular oilchanges will help your motor bigtime. Choppers suck alot of dust. Enjoyed your videos all winter. Dairy farmer in New Brunswick. p.s. Our daughter visited your operation about 2 years ago.

Some days are easier being married than others, been at this 46 years. Would I change it? Nope!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Right on!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Sandi Brock Betty popcorn ruby and goat

@smileytow1925

4 жыл бұрын

Judy Hart I agree! My husband and I are celebrating 42 years married this Wednesday ❤️ we dated for 3years before we got married ( even bought our first house 3 month before we got married! Neither of us lived in it until our wedding night, and no we were not angels! 🤣 ❤️💕 I also would not change a thing!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Smiley Tow happy 42nd anniversary

@JudyHart1

4 жыл бұрын

Smiley Tow, happy anniversary, just keep persevering. We dated less than 3 months, but I say so far, so good!

Hi, I farm sheep and goats on a small scale in the hills of Victoria, Australia. Our pastures are often boggy on the lower parts and I learnt the following that may be helpful to others. Firstly an increase in grain based feed always leads to hoof and horn growth. Secondly I selectively breed for black feet as these seem to be tougher and more inclined to snap away rather than split, curl etc for those farmers with sheep on pasture. Thirdly trace amounts of copper in feed prevents foot rot for me - never seen a hint of it - and seems to toughen the hoof. As ever, context is everything, but in my circumstances this information has made dealing with feet so much easier. Thank you so much for your time, energy and honesty in producing your videos so we can all be better farmers together.

No! We are not losing faith ! No ! We are not bored, nor driven crazy! WE LOVE SHEEP!

All of the energy you saved trimming the lamb ewes feet you used up on starting the new toy. I'd also LOVE to hear the story about how you tipped than bunk over. It has to be good. :)

You guys need date night with no exceptions for missing it. You can't be all work and have no romance. That's the tough part about farming, but it is crucial you make time for nothing but enjoying one another. You can both carve 2 hours out of your schedule. Just do it!!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

We need to for sure! Planting and harvesting seems to take a heavy toll on our relationship some years...

@nancyparker3732

4 жыл бұрын

@@SandiBrock A staycation date! Send the kids away for a few hours, so you can pay attention to each other with no responsibilities! All work, no play, makes Jack a dull boy, was an old saying.

@linato1855

3 жыл бұрын

Lol...can you please tell that to my hubby if I send you info? 😂 since he retired he thinks he’s married to my wing-chair in front of the soccer viewing tube! 😝😖

That look of delight on your face as you watch the hay get chopped! You have such a lovely smile! Congrats on marking another thing off your list.

It looks like you are tired. Are you feeling ok? Take care of yourself! We would miss you and your sheep if you wear yourself out. We all love your videos. And you are helping us get though this lockdown!

I so get you on hooves. My Saann dairy goats made me nuts. For 5 yrs I could do them every 6 mos no problem as I had put concrete blocks around the waterer but then got a new buck... his had to be done every 6wks and all his offspring grew elf curl at the tip in no time. Went through trimmers like you do and only had 10 critters. Buck was so uncooperative, wish had the critter flipper but had to bungee cord him to the cattle panel fence. Super heavy bungee across chest, abd and hips and son bribing him with treats. Worst thing was he had great personality, gorgeous kids... thanks for reminding me of the frustration.

Yay they’re going to get the roof done!!!!!😃 the rain sensor will work!!!!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

YES!!!

That will never happen miss Sandi. We will never loose faith in your abilities. Keep up the great work.

Man that smile on your face when that tub grinder started working

Sandi, am sending you tons of Love and Hugs. And if you need to take time away from filming, and just focus on yourself and your family (or just yourself) please do that. We would rather u disappeared from KZread and social media, for a week, then see the end of this channel, as that would be heart breaking and we would worry about you, so much. Sending Love, hugs and uplifting thoughts.

The ewes’ excitement and running after the feed truck reminds me of when the ice cream man was on our street when I was a kid.

My back hurts just watching you pull the rope to get the machine started! You are amazing!

Hi, please do Video for kids that shows the lambs running around and things that Goat, Billy and the rest of the team do.

Sandi Thank You very much for the videos of Huff trimming any work with your flock no matter the work we enjoy watching. With a big Thank You for all your video's Take Care Always Be Safe

I love your gate setup and how you handle the little beauties in the roof trimmer. You worry so much, which means you care a lot for them and want to do the best job possible. In my humble opinion, you are doing just fine. Thank you so much for these videos, we don't farm or raise animals but thoroughly enjoy what you do. I'm never bored with what you two post for us to enjoy. You are doing great.

Just a thought but wouldn’t it save a step to sort the ewes from the rams when you are hoof trimming? May save you a bit of time. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Love your videos!

Paisano's Roost in Southern New Mexico chiming in: Our Mouflon ram's hooves were easy to trim. Getting Colin's hooves (American Blackbelly and my avatar )trimmed was like cutting concrete. Colin's dew claws were weird. Our ewes feet weren't bad. We watched your videos to learn how to trim hooves. You have helped us so much with our 15 head operation. We appreciate your vlogging, we learn something new with every youtube video.

Didn't skip nothing! Sandi, you are a delight to watch and your content of daily doings is always so challenging and it's inspiring how you're thinking and taking actions to challenges you face! The blurry camera is so hard to notice, especially on a phone screen. Your videos ar amazing, your content is addictive and a blurry camera is your insecurity, let it go :) do you Sandi!

Did you see that ram lift up the pole? Practicing for an escape ! Lol

I love as you’re drafting you can tell a Ram is on his way, not because you’ve pushed the gate across but because they’re much slower to walk through. Also I was hating on these birds in the background chirping away because they are so loud and then about thirty seconds later you apologise for it haha Currently sowing in Australia, don’t have auto steer.. which is crazy, I sow 3500acres, so massively multitasking whilst I watch your daily updates. I’m just part way through my lambing, my lambing shed is partially constructed and not up in time for this lambing (annoyingly!) but because of all the small bits of information that I don’t know and have learnt here I’ve become an even better farmer and this year I’m having the best survival rate ever! So thanks, to not just Sandi and Family but this bigger sheep community who sends in ideas that we all use. Absolutely love the podcasts Mark does.. and that you join in on too, so informative, I feel a little stupid how caught up I am in my farming bubble.

Thank you for all your hard work in doing these videos. I love each and every one of them! Thk's for keeping it real with hubby! Its called Real Life! LOL. I don't feel like I've started my day off right if I don't see one of your videos, while I'm having my morning coffee!

Tweet, Tweet goes the birdies sings! Just in case you didn't hear them, love you!! You look so much like my older sister!!

YEAAAAAAA BARN BOYS you are the best = get the hay grinder working love how the boys wait on each other

Poor Clarissa is probably looking at that machine and thinking “oh great... a new mess maker” 😂

Hey Sandi, don't focus on the haters. Most people who disagree and hate on others are usually jealous or they just think that they are better than you! Don't take it personally or let it get into your head, you are doing perfect just as you are with your sheep farm, you do you! Only you know what's best for your farm! Keep doing great, you are an inspiration to me and many others!!!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Sandi - I agree with Judy Hart. Some days are easier than others being married, and my bride and I will celebrate 53 years next month. Thanks for sharing your efforts with the sheep, and your joy over a new piece of equipment (well new to you anyhow - looks like it has had some use). Blessings to you, Mark, and your family. Stay safe, and stay strong.

You are not boring me! I find your videos so relaxing and helps me just watch. I'm dealing with some big deal anxiety.

Never bored never boring watching your videos ! Your dog was sleepy and gearing up for the days events ! Glad you filmed the hoof trims with Sir William and his buds. Congrats on your new little hay grinder. Does an amazing job ! 💜💚💙

The ewes jumping while coming out during separation made me giggle. I wonder if they were thinking finally freedom from the boys. I don't recall seeing that in other non-separation videos 🤔.

When you are pulling the start chord, put your left foot on the trolley wheel.

@mpedmar9701

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was going to suggest. 👍👍

Wish me luck, soon I'll make a clean farm in Afganistan just like you madam by flowing your foot steps.

Hi again SANDI I know you chose to allow those mean spirited nasty comments get to you and yes attention zeroed in on the issue but honestly what you found out is that you had done a good job with your trimmings except for those few ewes. So ok check them sooner or more often but honestly you had listened to yourself and what you know to do and you did it well! Actually with the large group you have you really know your system and what works for you! Any positive comments and suggestions fine and dandy. Helpful tips are usually fun and or appreciated. But it's the rest of the crap and the delivery of it that attempts to undermine your system your confidence and your own worth much of which you mention! It's not worth allowing those negatives into your mind for the resulting damage to yourself. You need to work on confidence in yourself your business. And keep doing the great job you're doing!!! Pay better attention to and accept all the positive and supportive comments of the good job you're doing! Life equals choice and yours will be much happier and more peaceful if you choose that way to live... Thx as always and another hug from afar!

Fairly sad we won't be getting to see the sheering anymore I've always found it really satifying

@carolempluckrose778

4 жыл бұрын

Why no shearing?

For the birds… Just randomly string fishing line thru the rafters to fowl the birds wings. It doesn’t hurt them. They avoid it and go away. In outdoor restaurants here in Florida, birds fly down and take food off tables or out of hands. So, zig zag line and birds go away. Falcon tried to eat my little dog. But husband had fishing line to outside antenna to steady antenna. Fallon caught it’s wing, then flew away. Dog was saved. Typed this to you before, but guess my msg didn’t rise to top of list. This can be put up when you get a chance or have tarp maintenance men do line. I tied fishing line spool to rock and threw it up over yard to several places and tied ends to fence and over roof in just a few places. Wonderful Smiles, Belinda R.

Loved your big happy 😆 while playing with your new toy

That hay chopper is really cool and certainly well before health and safety got involved. Equipment was made to function with no frills and silly guarding. The operator was expected to have a brain too, Lol.

Hope u are doing better today by resting. Loved the hay on the one ram and the other 2 by the Turner where it was trying to remove the stake and the other one opening it up that u stopped it. Glad they weren't bad at all.

When you first started buying big squares and talked about the problem with the tmr not chopping it up, I remembered your chopper and hay head. Perfect solution, chop into your chopper boxes outside to keep the dust out of the sheep barn and your self. Then unload into telehandler and dump into tmr to feed. It's a little extra work but you could chop a wagon load at a time when you have time and it would always be ready for you. But it does mean starting a tractor everyday in addition to the telehandler. Looks like your way should work just fine, hope the dust doesn't get to making a mess of everything. I used these on a dairy farm 40 years ago, dry hay can really get dusty. Hope this helps stretch your hay supply and gives you better mixing and consumption. Good luck on the crops,the garden and the upcoming scan.

Love your videos so much, I really admire your work ethic and perseverance when times get tough! Please please go get yourself some safety goggles too for when you're chopping hay, it's freaking me out seeing it in your eyelashes! Love you loads and glad to see you're staying safe with the good quality mask! ❤

Sandi , hoof trimming , battery operated , electric hoof trimmers , do they make , it may save Your wrist down the road , your thoughts ! You are amazing , stay safe ! Bob

I don't know D%^k about sheep, but I do know engines. The carburetor on that Honda engine has a high speed and low speed jet in it. If you ever get an engine to idle but not able to spool up, 90% of the time it's the high speed jet that's plugged. And it really doesn't take much to plug it because the holes are so small. In your case, I think it was just that the engine has sat and not run for a while and garbage has collected in the carburetor. It's also possible that the hard starting could be caused by that as well, because often that jet will squirt in the starting process and you may not be getting that squirt. It's not hard to fix. Watch a KZread video and even you'll be able to clean it out.

When you do the next hoof trimming I would scan the ear tags into the system to get an exact date and then when you go to evaluate the hooves again scan the tag to see when the last trim was and then from there you can gauge what is the best range between hoof trimmings so they don’t get too bad on you again and your able to cut your time down.

They are so cute. You do great. I love your channel. Keep going and be great. You can do it Sandi

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Yes they are cute they’re good girls

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Hailey Biehl you like sheep so dose sandi and so do have videos on KZread clever suki and Rachel have all their wool cut off and Ewan shearing Samantha

Hi. Nice to see your video. Your sheeps are really cute and nice.

Yes, you had dried blood on your hand. I can rarely go to the barn, do work and come inside without scrapes, cuts, or gouges on my hands, too. Do you like myself, find that some cuts and scrapes get infected within a day? I use a nail brush, soap, and warm water to clean any cuts, but some just seem to infect anyway. I think it's the poo and mud.

So this heart-to-heart conversation on mani-pedi techniques from a fearless sheep farmer late on a Friday afternoon MADE MY DAY.

THE YAWNING IS A STRESS EXPRESSION. SHE'S READY TO GO, AND YOU'RE STANDING AROUND, TALKING TO INVISIBLE PEOPLE. SHE'S GOT DRIVE.

sandy you need a brake on your hay chopperthat will help in pulling the starter. love your positivity and humility. take care of your self.

Hey! I've been watching your videos for awhile. Love, love, love you stuff and authenticity. I'm a dog trainer. I wanted to give you a heads up that dogs often yawn when they are stressed or anxious. Your pup is probably yawning because she is trying to figure out what you want from her. If she knows down-stay you could put her into down before you start talking to the camera to give her a "job" to do. I wish I was nearby so that I could come and teach her some ways of being calm, especially around things like hoof trimming but I'm all the way in the deep SE of America and WAY too far away from you. Down-stay would be a great thing to work on though. If she can stay 1 hour in down-stay (not as hard as you think to teach!) she would be fairly easy to train around the sheep to be calm because then her #1 priority would be looking to you for guidance. Thank you for all your videos! You are the one and only channel on KZread that I actively keep up with.

It is nice that these ewes got to go to the spa! Wish I could.🥰🥰🥰🥰

If you don't plan to move that hay chopper you could switch the engine out for an electric motor. You can also take a square piece of plywood and nail two short lengths of two by four to it and then run that swing wheel up on it to keep it from moving when you start it.

Sandy, if you went back and looked at their lambing videos, and watched what you did, could it be you forgot to shear and trim them with all the problems with the roof and stuff. It can happen. You also went on a vacation.

your doing a great job sandi your one tough women.

Great job Sandi. You are a great person. The way you deal with marital spats is great. And you are spats happen. Lol. Just like they do in any family. Am happy you got the jobs done and pray the roof stays good. Love the sheep and especially the lambs. Love the way you set your priorities and then get it done. Whew. Watching you reminds me of my younger days and working. Building fences, clearing the brush and working with the animals. Good you have something you love to do. Thank you for taking the time to share your life with us. More intertaining than the old soap operas. Never did like them. To much sick junk. Oops. Probably stepped in there. Anyway. Thank you againg for the videos. Loving watching the little lambs and their moms and if course you handling them. God bless

Just got done weed whacking for the last few hrs.. My arms feel Like wet noodles. Now time to relax and watch my favorite sheep farmer!! LOL, When I pick up my drink my arm and hand is shaking. Haha Man I'm out of shape!! I used to b the trimmer on lawn crew... I couldn't even imagine now!!! SANDY your work ethic is such an inspiration!!

I made the banana muffins you posted on insta, they were absolutely delicious!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

YAY! my kids love those!!

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Sandi Brock betty popcorn ruby and goat are clever girls and billy is a clever boy

You have never bored me. Thank you for sharing!!

Well, it sounds like roller-skate wheels. The softer wheels tend to be more cushy on concrete, but are better for outdoors because they don't wear down as quickly on asphalt/concrete. The harder wheels tend to be fast on wood, have less cushioning, and wear down very quickly on concrete. So the sheep with the softer hooves won't wear on the concrete as easily as the ones with harder hooves.

Looks like a dirty or old spark plug;)) My suggestion- switch that engine with electric motor, add an electric blower with a flex hose, to vacuum the chopped hay directly in to the feed mixer, install it stationary, no wheels.

Love yer sheep. Even the one playing dead, and the ram trying to arrange a great escape. Is lifting up a blue fence holder a learned behaviour in rams? Or ewes? Was there mention of banana muffin recipe? Can someone get back to me on recipe? My banana recipes have not turned out.

So, u were right. About 10 into ur orange/red ewes, one stumbled then everyone after did too. Wow!

Hey Sandi, glad to see your back with a new video! Hopefully you had a wonderful break!

@SandiBrock

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mikayla! Feeling much better today!

Seeing those girls jump like the sheep you imagine when counting sheep to fall asleep, had me giggling!❤️❤️❤️

You’re not boring us! At least not me...you’re like my favorite vlogger. Just starting a small hobby farm and we started with chickens but I hope I can get some bummer lambs and start a small herd.

I watch a cattle hoof trimmer on yt who's in Scotland. I'm wondering how you learned to trim your sheep's hoofs and if you ever have a professional look at their hoofs if they develop hoof problems?

My husband sitting in the background is listening as you said “next I’m going to....” He says kill those birds. Darn it those damn birds

I was so excited to see your community post today! I knew a video was coming! As always, we love you and thank you for sharing your days with us! 💙 Megan 💙

Could you possibly get some medium sized flat pieces of plywood (maybe a metre by a metre or so) and glue rocks, pebbles and bits of concrete to it. Then place it down flat in the pen. Each time the sheep walk over it they'd wear their hooves down a little. You'd have to take it out and rinse it/shake it off like once a week or so, but it could really help with their hoof management, maybe?

I’m sure they feel a Lot Better after their Hooves are Trimmed. Nice job! 👍

Hi Sandi I have been watching your sheepishly KZread for quite some time. I am upset when those people rip into you. Sure you have learned a lesson about the Hoover trimming but for goodness sake there is no need to be rude to you. One thing I shudder when I see it, you wear a mask when you load hay into your pretty new feed chopping thingie, but please please wear glasses or goggles. I speak from experience, we were house sitting looking after a garlic farm where they have horses. I was feeding up and flipped the hay over the fence ad a tiny bit flew up into my eye. Because we are in the country and specialists are quite a way away, I had it there for 2 weeks before we could get an appointment by which time the skin had begun to grow over it. Very painful time. Francis the ram looks like a sweetie😂😂 We retired to Gayndah in country Queensland 2 years ago, have a beautiful old house which is what we call an “Old Queenslander” apparently over 100 years old. We have planted some veggies and are updating the bathroom right now. What is more exciting though is we have had a friend build us an amazing chicken house and bought 2 pullets and are hoping soon to have some eggs. They are so funny to watch scratching around in the leaf litter we have put down on one half of the floor. I love watching your Blogs. Love Marianne Boot

Wish I had the hay chopper back in 2007! Old lady horse with bad teeth did a lot of spitting out of wads of hay decided that she didn’t want her pellets anymore. In her last few weeks of life. I would sit out on my front porch for hours with pruning shears chopping splits of alfalfa into small easy to chew pieces.

Hey Sandi, nobody have lost faith in you or will. You are a amazing sheep farmer, that is humble and not to proud to admit that you have been wrong or that you have learn something new. Keep being amazing you!😍 also remember no one is perfect, and that alright not to be. God sheep day from Denmark

If you want your small engines (i.e. hay chopper) to last longer, let them warm up for 30 seconds or a minute before going to full power.

Only noticed the blurriness after you pointed it out. You really don't need to feel like you have to apologize for things like this.

Hey Sandi. Thank you for all the info and for the videos responses to my requests. Could you please direct me to the video of you showing your freezer again? I have misplaced which one it is. Thank you!

Sucks that the hay chopper was giving you a rough time. Something you might want to consider when working the motor next time is to put a chunk of 2×4 or 4×4 behind the back wheels at a minimum (I'd advocate a chunk at the front wheel too) to keep the cart from moving while wailing on the pull cord. My shoulders are shot & every bit of "wasted" movement costs me more physically, so it's something I learned a LONG time ago. Might help 😉 Thanks so much for your videos! You're living out some of my dreams ❣️

Sheep are clever not stupid

@hermithillfarm1123

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you get blocked. You post the same things on every one of her videos. You're also very rude to Sandi

@vwvw4

4 жыл бұрын

@@hermithillfarm1123 Go visit shepherdewens youtube site and you will soon change your tune.

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

TayField (Perm Reg'd) Toy Fox Terriers have you seen KZread videos Ewan shearing Samantha and clever suki and Rachel have all their wool cut

@shepherdewan

4 жыл бұрын

Cute sheep

@vwvw4

4 жыл бұрын

@@shepherdewan Ewan it is nice to see someone who loves their sheep as much as you do.

somehow I found your video this last week and can't stop watching so yes I subscribed and hit the bell

Sandi there is a guy in Scotland that trims cows. His channel is called the hoof GP. He uses a grinding wheel. For the sheep with the tough hooves would this work? Rather than struggling it seems that you could get through things faster that way. The hooves look similar (but smaller).

Try making a block to hold the pivoting wheel in the chopping cart. It will make it Soooooo much easier to start by holding the unit still while starting it. Maybe you can find a guy in town to do a tune-up on that Honda Engine. At least change the Spark Plug. Check the SparkPlug Wire and Terminal for cracks that the spark ⚡️ can leak current from. Maybe the carburetor fuel bowl needs cleaning. Check a Honda equipment shop or something online to see if that Honda motor has an electric starter.

Hey Sandi! I’ve missed seeing you and the sheep the past couple of days! I would love to come and help one day or week or ...? I’ve never interacted with a sheep - just lots of horses ... happy Sunday! Good to see you! ❤️☀️🐑

Sandi hang in there girl, the hooves all look great! Good job!

I like watching hoof trimming

We’re getting our lambs in three days!!! I’m so exited for them!!!

God bless you Sandy.

Love watching your channel. I'm learning something new about sheep. Thank you.