Its gonna get easier, just never lose your compassion for these beautiful wooly creatures. They NEED you to make their lives manageable. You are providing a very good and kind service to these little sheepies. You did a great job on those wooly mammoths! Congrats!
I have been there and done that - the pattern gets chucked out the window and every step is a modification. Most people don't realize that the weight of that wool as it hangs downward raises the skin which will be cut if you don't go slow and deliberate. You did a great job getting through it with a minimum of cuts.
Every muscle tensed up I have, from braving watching you struggle with those monster sheep, I felt your sweat and hard work, you did brilliantly all you see were the sheep’s eyes, poor mites, your their hero for certain!!!!
Wow! You did a fantastic job. Those big wooley sheep were especially challenging and I didn't see any nicks. Prepare yourself....you will get lots of work in the future. Good luck!
Сколько шерсти! Очень качественной шерсти! Какая красота из неё будет создана! Тёплые пледы, ковры... Пряжа для ручного и машинного вязания! Прямо душа радуется! 👍
You did an amazing job on those sheeep!!! Nobody knows how hard it is till they do it themselves. The contortions you have perform to get it done is nothing short of mind blowing!! Im sore for a week when i have to do mine!!
Gotta feel sympathy for the sheep. Being manhandled and shorn after so long must've been strange. Poor girls, thank god all that wool got taken off and they were finally out of pain.
You did an amazing job on very difficult sheep. I worried for the sheep carrying such an amazing amount of wool, and for you shearing those sheep. Great job. You will be in high demand .
Well done I can't believe that you actualy did it I won't know how to start them I can feel the tiredness you've had after you finished and the satisfying as well only shearers feel thoes sweat drips
I wanted to jump through the screen when you shored the first really woolly ewe, you did great considering the long time since they were shorn last. I was backpacking in Australia and stayed at a sheep farm for some time, tried shearing too. I don’t live on the country side so I only keep angora rabbits - their wool is 9 times warmer than sheep wool and they need to be shorn much more often, every 90 days. Good luck with your continued sheep sheering career!! Best wishes from Sweden 🇸🇪
Hi 😊👋 you are awesome strong 😊👋 first time for me seeing this amazing work i think the people who own them should not let them carry all that weight for so long 🙂 Nora
You did great job! 👍 👍 The first 3 jobs by yourself going solo is always the hardest, but as you do more and critique your techniques then things will become a breeze and job will get done faster. An excellent first attempt all by yourself! You should be proud of your hardwork!👏👏👏👏👏
This is such a fascinating thing to watch! I cant believe they stay relatively calm like that. And wow that big pile! How many years is is best to let it grow between shearings? I LOVE all the fun S words so well spoken! :) so glad you shared! I bet those ewes feel like new women! Hehe have an amazing winter!!
Those big, black woolie things could have used a trim round the front end. Bet they don't relax into it like sheep though. Very impressive job for a new shearer. You made some life long friends today
Well done on shearing so carefully those poor sheep with too many years wool on them. Shame on the owners for neglecting to shear yearly. (Make them wear fur coats in mid summer & have dirty bottoms.)
kinda wish some of the people ambling around in the background would help you support them a little! Obviously not the little kids but I feel like it'd be a lot easier to reduce the amount of nicks ect with just even 1 extra hand to hold the skin ect. Note:: I know not nicking extremely neglected sheep at all is nearly impossible, and considering he was working alone he did a FANTASTIC job, but still!
First video of yours that I’ve seen & instantly subscribed bc of your extremely calm nature. You did an amazing job & what a job to take for your first solo shearing!! My only critique would be to slow down the sped up shearing just a touch as at that speed with all the movement can be a bit disorienting & nauseating. But hopefully since this video is 1yr old you already worked that out for later videos. Also…with such massive overgrown sheep…would it be better/easier to just lay them on their side(if they will tolerate/behave)to get at least one side of the body off? I’ve seen other shearers do that or shear that part with the sheep standing up. Just a thought as it would certainly help save your back & shoulders in such cases. 🤷🏻♀️ Amazing work fighting both their size & enormous fleece to still put them in traditional positioning to shear though!
Some good advice, at the time i was pretty inexperienced, i probably should of layed some of them down. Since the completion of this job I've shorn about 15k sheep since. So I've gotten alot better
Its gonna get easier, just never lose your compassion for these beautiful wooly creatures. They NEED you to make their lives manageable. You are providing a very good and kind service to these little sheepies. You did a great job on those wooly mammoths! Congrats!
I have been there and done that - the pattern gets chucked out the window and every step is a modification. Most people don't realize that the weight of that wool as it hangs downward raises the skin which will be cut if you don't go slow and deliberate. You did a great job getting through it with a minimum of cuts.
Yup, just trying your best to shear them well
The sheep on my property have three years of wool and im doing this as well its a pain becuase a small sheep turns into a huge sheep it's exuasting
Every muscle tensed up I have, from braving watching you struggle with those monster sheep, I felt your sweat and hard work, you did brilliantly all you see were the sheep’s eyes, poor mites, your their hero for certain!!!!
Even with your obvious strength that’s almost a two person job. Kudos! Those sheep should really appreciate your attention. Thanks for the video!
You are very good I’ve watched a lot of sheepshearers and you’re just as good as any of them!! congratulations you did a great job!!!
Thank you very much
Oh my aching back! That second one was huge!
Wow! You did a fantastic job. Those big wooley sheep were especially challenging and I didn't see any nicks. Prepare yourself....you will get lots of work in the future. Good luck!
Wow I don't think I ever seen a sheep with so much wool. Bet them sheep feel much better
Сколько шерсти! Очень качественной шерсти! Какая красота из неё будет создана! Тёплые пледы, ковры... Пряжа для ручного и машинного вязания! Прямо душа радуется! 👍
Отличный фитнес! Овца - замечательный тренажер.)
Молодец. Жизнь настоящего мужчины, созидателя, труженика.
Всех благ!
А нельзя овцу на бок положить и стричь, зачем с ней бороться 🤔?
You did an amazing job on those sheeep!!! Nobody knows how hard it is till they do it themselves. The contortions you have perform to get it done is nothing short of mind blowing!! Im sore for a week when i have to do mine!!
Gotta feel sympathy for the sheep. Being manhandled and shorn after so long must've been strange. Poor girls, thank god all that wool got taken off and they were finally out of pain.
You did an amazing job on very difficult sheep. I worried for the sheep carrying such an amazing amount of wool, and for you shearing those sheep. Great job. You will be in high demand .
A good manner sheep shearer that does a good job is always in demand!
@@FamousSheepyes! It's like shoeing or trimming horses. One with practical skills will never go hungry
Thank you for helping the sheep out.. OMG
Wow you earned your stripes on that shearing they had a lot of wool on them. Great job
Great job would never have guessed you were a noob!
That begun was like butter just slipping thru ur hands and legs! I’m impressed!
Holy cow, that sheep is MASSIVE!!! Great job handling that monster!
Well done I can't believe that you actualy did it I won't know how to start them I can feel the tiredness you've had after you finished and the satisfying as well only shearers feel thoes sweat drips
I encouraged him to get them sheared every year, so hopefully I'll be getting a call again this year!
You do a beautiful job! I love sheep so much, reminds me of our sheep when i was a kid. I loved lambing, bottle feeders, & shearing day! ❤
I had a good laugh watching you do these mammoth woolies that was some job.
It seems you are owed several new set of blades my friend! And a few of the sheep need better caregivers! Well done you for cleaning up a disaster.
That was crazy HARD work. Good job.
You must be so strong and lm not kidding
Having strength helps
I was with you for every blow man, now I feel exhausted too!
THE SHEEP IS THE ANINAL MORE MORE SENSIBLE, ADORABLE, PRETTYY, NICE, CUTE...OF THE WORLD.. OHH YEAHH
Oh man 👏😮👏😮👏😮👏😮that must be hard work...respect 💗🐉🕊💗
❣️
Congrats, you did a great job! Keep it up and I’m sure the word will get out and more jobs will come your way. Good luck!🙂
Thank you!
Wow, I can't believe the wool that came off of those last 2 sheep!!! 🤯😯😲
It's hard work and you did a good job!
Those were big sheep 🐑 great job 👏
I was watching Kate,
You tackle that like a pro. Hopefully, they don't let it be overwhelming next time .
Those were some woolly burgers there!! You definitely got a workout and I know the sheep feel so much better!!
Wow, that was a lot of wool! Nice work.
Why don’t they shear these animals every year? You did a magnificent job!
Молодец... мужчина труженик... красавец... здоровья всей семье...
Dog is supervising 👀 so cute 😊
They’ve got to feel so much better.
I wanted to jump through the screen when you shored the first really woolly ewe, you did great considering the long time since they were shorn last. I was backpacking in Australia and stayed at a sheep farm for some time, tried shearing too. I don’t live on the country side so I only keep angora rabbits - their wool is 9 times warmer than sheep wool and they need to be shorn much more often, every 90 days. Good luck with your continued sheep sheering career!! Best wishes from Sweden 🇸🇪
That's a huge Suffolk ewe
I've shorn Rams the same size, top effort mate living the dream
The second one🤣🤣🤣 he kept moving lol
I don't know why but this is satisfying
Holy guacamole, the sheep at 3:30, a huge pile of wool. It looks like quite a crimp to it too.
You do a good job at shearing sheep.
Haloo, nice too see your professional job Sir. I am from Malaysia,thank you
Hi 😊👋 you are awesome strong 😊👋 first time for me seeing this amazing work i think the people who own them should not let them carry all that weight for so long 🙂 Nora
They messaged me about coming to shear them!
This year
You did great job! 👍 👍
The first 3 jobs by yourself going solo is always the hardest, but as you do more and critique your techniques then things will become a breeze and job will get done faster.
An excellent first attempt all by yourself!
You should be proud of your hardwork!👏👏👏👏👏
Well done 👌😍
I’m here for it liked 👍 & subscribed
Alright!
4:08 what a huge sheep!!!! 😮💨🤭😎🤩🤣
I watched shearers in Scotland shear some sheep. They were using scissors and cut just below the fleece, not next to the skin.
Man alive you got a work out!!! Amazing job
Well done, you did well
You did well!
That was hard work!!!
Good job man 👍👍👍
Ellinize kolunuza saglik teşekkür ederiz yaptiginiz güzelliklerden😘
waw u did a good job
Nice job!
My back hurt watching you...lol
Good job 👍 🌹
Awesome thank you!❤️
Ohh.....tough work....God blessed you🙏💐😍
Solid effort bro some wool on them alright keep up the shearing bro from new Zealand
Im doing this with my sheep they have three years of wool I feel your pain especially on the neck you can't get your left leg around
Good job! I was wondering why that tall kid wasn't shearing. He look bigger than I was when I first started shearing.
Wonderful job. I hope people see this before they buy sheep. It is abuse to let them suffer with years of wool.
Very beautiful
Love the shirt!
I'm guessing you know where i got it!
those sheep are so cute!
Yes they are cute they’re cute they’re good girls cute sheep
Good job 😋
Nice job, no nicks and cuts on the sheep.
This is such a fascinating thing to watch! I cant believe they stay relatively calm like that. And wow that big pile! How many years is is best to let it grow between shearings? I LOVE all the fun S words so well spoken! :) so glad you shared! I bet those ewes feel like new women! Hehe have an amazing winter!!
Theres certain positions that they stay clam in for the most part. 1 year is best!
I think they are given sedative shots before the process, saw in another video.
@@rolandsequeira you only really sedate rams for shearing as they can be a bit of a handful
Depending on the type of sheep and wool you can shear them every 6 months if you can get the length quick enough!
Молодец. Ты профессионально стрижеш овец. Крассава. Уважение тебе как фермеру.
Good job 😀
My goodness at times it was almost impossible to tell where the wool ended and the sheep began that was quite a struggle
If you work on making each blow as long as possible, you will shear faster, even if you are moving slower
The dog was like what's happening to my buddy
Those big, black woolie things could have used a trim round the front end. Bet they don't relax into it like sheep though.
Very impressive job for a new shearer. You made some life long friends today
Eyes are very comfortable
Those big ones maybe you should shear them like you would a llama? They seemed calm enough to just stand.
I'll try that next time!
Omg...if it was me...I'll have to take cold shower every sheep...thats frigging exhausting 😴😩😫 ur awesome 👌😎👏
only if you are a little girl. LOL
Good work bro
Great job man no wonder you are in shape!!!!!
Esse procedimento é TOP. Gostei de assistir este vídeo. Show.
Thank u for sharing . I watch cross timbers bison ranch vlog good Chanel
Good job bro
What good girls the 🐑 🐑 🐑 are
For a minute I thought you were from Right Choice Sheering!
Your amazing
Well done on shearing so carefully those poor sheep with too many years wool on them.
Shame on the owners for neglecting to shear yearly. (Make them wear fur coats in mid summer & have dirty bottoms.)
Sheep : hey, do’t touch my private party 😉
The 2nd 🐑 is a good girl too
Stunning one
It’s like wrestling. Thankfully sheep don’t bite.
They do bite sometimes!
That is quite the jaw line.
Ven al sur de Chile y te enseñamos a esquilar ovejas, felicitaciones.
kinda wish some of the people ambling around in the background would help you support them a little! Obviously not the little kids but I feel like it'd be a lot easier to reduce the amount of nicks ect with just even 1 extra hand to hold the skin ect. Note:: I know not nicking extremely neglected sheep at all is nearly impossible, and considering he was working alone he did a FANTASTIC job, but still!
Heppy you 🐑🇧🇷
great job !
hope that last one didnt do much damage to the downtube....
I had to replace the clip that holds the guts in!
Awesome
Son como sillones 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️
The second one was tough one to trim
First video of yours that I’ve seen & instantly subscribed bc of your extremely calm nature. You did an amazing job & what a job to take for your first solo shearing!! My only critique would be to slow down the sped up shearing just a touch as at that speed with all the movement can be a bit disorienting & nauseating. But hopefully since this video is 1yr old you already worked that out for later videos. Also…with such massive overgrown sheep…would it be better/easier to just lay them on their side(if they will tolerate/behave)to get at least one side of the body off? I’ve seen other shearers do that or shear that part with the sheep standing up. Just a thought as it would certainly help save your back & shoulders in such cases. 🤷🏻♀️ Amazing work fighting both their size & enormous fleece to still put them in traditional positioning to shear though!
Some good advice, at the time i was pretty inexperienced, i probably should of layed some of them down. Since the completion of this job I've shorn about 15k sheep since. So I've gotten alot better