AgVentures by Herdwatch Episode 4: Cammy Wilson AKA The Sheep Game

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
  • Welcome to the captivating fourth episode of AgVentures by Herdwatch, hosted by the wonderful Katie Shanahan. Today, we embark on a journey to the breathtaking landscapes of Ayrshire, Scotland, where we have the pleasure of meeting a true luminary in the agricultural world - none other than Cammy Wilson, affectionately known as The Sheep Game!
    With his magnetic personality, boundless charisma, and profound knowledge of sheep farming, Cammy has captured the hearts of countless followers and garnered significant media attention. Join us as we delve into a day in the life of Cammy, offering an intimate glimpse into his farming operation. And as always, expect plenty of joy and laughter along the way!
    Join Cammy & over 22,000 farmers using Herdwatch today: herdwatchng.ap...

КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @cindysmith5104
    @cindysmith5104 4 місяці тому +13

    Hey that's our sheep game dude! Saw this cause I saw cammy....who else? This is nice. I'll be watching your channel 😮

  • @jillcrowe2626
    @jillcrowe2626 4 місяці тому +9

    I watch The Sheep Game with Cammy Wilson. I live in San Diego in Southern California.

  • @AussieKool
    @AussieKool 4 місяці тому +21

    Is that really Cam Wilson, That guy who runs and jumps and slides trying to catch them smart ewe lambs among the rocks, Who has 2 sons Jock and Angus and his wife Lizzy who is 2 weeks away from giving birth to her daughter. WOW..... Haha and wasn't he the guy that helped save Fiona the sheep from that isolated island, My Goodness he is so awesome, Hahaha 🙂🙃😇🥰😂🤣😁

  • @kaye-q1k
    @kaye-q1k 4 місяці тому +4

    Loved the video

  • @TootightLautrec
    @TootightLautrec 4 місяці тому +3

    Thanks for this. It's so interesting to see how farmers manage such complex systems of farming sheep. I watch the Sheep Game a few other shepherd channels, and I'm always curious about the uses of the sheep different farms have. I'm assuming Cammy's sheep are mostly for meat, a few of the Australian channels are meat and wool (merino), but I have yet to find one that is at least partly dairy. In any case, thanks for giving us more insight here.

  • @deedawson6074
    @deedawson6074 4 місяці тому +4

    New Zealand kiwi here. ‘Pat the dog’. You can ‘stroke’ an animal, but ‘pat’ is the common one. 🇳🇿. Rub ons is quick to say, for sure. 😊 Yup, 2 tooth.

  • @cynthiacoring8602
    @cynthiacoring8602 4 місяці тому +1

    Cammy please don’t forget to let us know how it turns out leaving 3 lambs on a ewe.

  • @willyfindlay4398
    @willyfindlay4398 4 місяці тому +4

    A " Wet Rub On " would be the worst combination 😫 😩.

  • @lindaarmstrongjackman9788
    @lindaarmstrongjackman9788 4 місяці тому +4

    Great video. Cammy always makes learning fun. 😊
    I love the language comparison between terms used in Scotland and Ireland. Here in Canada , we say “pet the dog”.

  • @emmett1739
    @emmett1739 4 місяці тому +2

    Class , aye us Irish call it wet adoption and I refer to our problem field as CASUALTY CORNER . We use adoption crates, had a problem this year with a few texelXmules out of one particular ram that rejected one lamb out of each twin , it took 3 weeks in the head adoption crate before they were turned out and to be honest at thst stage the lamb rejected was strong enough to fight or sneak a suck.good stuff

  • @marshadewey7432
    @marshadewey7432 4 місяці тому +4

    Morning from California😊

  • @scottycat6822
    @scottycat6822 4 місяці тому +2

    Enjoyed this very much, informative and entertaining too.

  • @barbaralavoie1045
    @barbaralavoie1045 3 місяці тому

    So nice to watch this informative video with the girl from Ireland. Very interesting and a lovely day outside for this kind of video. Enjoy your growing family. Little Bonnie is as beautiful as your sons are handsome. You are a a lucky man with a lovely family. Take care and enjoy❤️💞🥰👍

  • @WinnerWinnerEmmaDinner
    @WinnerWinnerEmmaDinner 3 місяці тому

    I live in Bristol, they ask if they can 'smooth the dog'