Fascinating on a dozen levels. Great videography, but the impromptu captures of family dynamics, culture, and work are most compelling. Once again, great job. Ty for sharing this.
Ahe' hee we appreciate your support and checking out the video. This was our first experiment of doing a video for the viewers to watching as a fly on the wall. Heavily inspired by the long shots from Blade Runner. 🤙🏾
💈 Those electric sheep shears are a whole lot faster than the old fashioned hand shears. Just like in us humans, a sheep's skin has pores that produce oils to hydrate the surface of the body. These oils, called lanolin, have a deep moisturizing effect on human skin and hair. It locks existing moisture into the skin and absorbs additional moisture from the air around it. Lanolin, also called wool fat, wool yolk, wool wax, sheep grease, or wool grease, is a wax secreted by the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals. Lanolin used by humans comes from domestic sheep breeds that are raised specifically for their wool.
Sheeps 🐑 are probably relived from all that wool on their backs…. 😂 … They are ready for the Summer Heat… Watch out for them ticks…. Great 👍🏽 Video ❤ Thanks! 🙏🏽 For Sharing!
Wah I thought you were going sheer a whole sheep to yourself lol hahaha jkn but yeah I heard after you sheering sheep's you start smelling like sheep's too lol
For real, I did shear most of the sheep but my impromptu cameraman said my GoPro was glitching. So I stopped to trouble shoot and that night when I went to pick up my wife from the airport, the vehicle still smelled like sheep, haha. #RezLife 🤙🏾
That time of the year for sheep n goat sheering, awesome and thanks for sharing NIZHONI NIZHONI
Yessir, more to come!
I am a subscriber and love your videos, I learn a lot about Navajo culture and traditions.
Much appreciated 🙏🏾 glad you enjoy our videos and the stories our relatives share 🤙🏾
Awesome, brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for shearing....I mean sharing
Shear, anytime! I mean sure 😉 ahe' hee
Yah'ah'tey from Ganado, Arizona. Nizhoni hey!
Hey yah ah teh abini!
We'll be in the area in a couple of weeks. I always refer to Ganado as my intersection of decision making, ha. Take care 🤙🏾
Fascinating on a dozen levels. Great videography, but the impromptu captures of family dynamics, culture, and work are most compelling. Once again, great job. Ty for sharing this.
Ahe' hee we appreciate your support and checking out the video. This was our first experiment of doing a video for the viewers to watching as a fly on the wall. Heavily inspired by the long shots from Blade Runner. 🤙🏾
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Those electric sheep shears are a whole lot faster than the old fashioned hand shears.
Just like in us humans, a sheep's skin has pores that produce oils to hydrate the surface of the body. These oils, called lanolin, have a deep moisturizing effect on human skin and hair. It locks existing moisture into the skin and absorbs additional moisture from the air around it.
Lanolin, also called wool fat, wool yolk, wool wax, sheep grease, or wool grease, is a wax secreted by the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals. Lanolin used by humans comes from domestic sheep breeds that are raised specifically for their wool.
Great and interesting fact Chuck! Ahe' hee for sharing and much appreciate your on-going support 🤙🏾 have a great day sir
@@Spagoshi 🥰
Sheeps 🐑 are probably relived from all that wool on their backs…. 😂 … They are ready for the Summer Heat… Watch out for them ticks…. Great 👍🏽 Video ❤ Thanks! 🙏🏽 For Sharing!
Very good like watching your video..thanks so much..
Agreed, Mr Sandoval washed away the ticks with apple cider vinegar and the sheep were all checking each other out after the wools was sheared off, ha
@@Spagoshi 😆 🐑 🐑 🤙🏽
Beautiful country, brings a lot of memories, sheep work,
Aoh' it is beautiful country and brings a peace of mind when I'm in the area. 🤙🏾 Ahe' hee for your comment
Awesome video.My family completed our sheering yesterday in Bodaway,AZ west of Tuba City.I serve as Bodaway Gap Chapter Vice-President.
Yah at teh abini, that's great to hear! can you email us at info@spagoshi.com We are headed to Tuba later this season. Ahe' hee for your support! 🤙🏾
Dude. You got me at your intro. Im Navajo.
Yá'át'ééh abíní, Glad you enjoyed the video and ahe' hee for your support!
Your a natural >barber and classic roper...👍😮
🙌🏾🤙🏾
Wah I thought you were going sheer a whole sheep to yourself lol hahaha jkn but yeah I heard after you sheering sheep's you start smelling like sheep's too lol
For real, I did shear most of the sheep but my impromptu cameraman said my GoPro was glitching. So I stopped to trouble shoot and that night when I went to pick up my wife from the airport, the vehicle still smelled like sheep, haha. #RezLife 🤙🏾
Good girls 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
Where are you selling the wool?
Are you looking for raw or processed? I believe they have some leftover down in Alamo
My favorite part about New Mexico is that it was Texas.
Best state.
Do Navajos still dump their livestock in a pool of bug medicine or herbs?
Never heard of that being done. I know the wool is cleaned after it's been sheared. Where did you hear that?
@@Spagoshi i saw a video on the Diné college channel awhile back. It was recorded back in 1980’s.
@princ3ssros340 interesting, I'll reach out to my contacts at Díne college and see if they have that in their archives or something.