I should add that I was away for a couple days filming with Landward so the sheep wasn’t taken for a PM which is what i’d have liked to do with her. That said i’ve had sheep die in similar circumstances before and PM showed acute fluke. 👍
It happens mate. So is it worth using that other fluke drench in 6-7 weeks after this dose to help knock it off? Also do you think your over dosing in the past, (90kg) has contributed to your resistance or just an area thing? Love your work mate, keep on plugging the good stuff, handy to know!
@@hayman5968 Unless you have a way to dose more accurately. Especially if there’s a lot of size variance in the flock, because nearly double-dosing isn’t good either.
Never apologize for mentioning your sponsors. It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship. I hope your herd is able to fight off the fluke. Hugs for Lizzy, Jock, "peanut" and you.
I love that this channel has the nitty gritty of sheep farming. As wonderful as it is to see happy sheep in a field. I think it’s also great to see the not so great side of raising livestock and learning how to help keep the animals healthy.
I wish everyone took as good care of their sheep as you. There are currently two lost sheep on my drive in what the farmer next door calls a bad state. There are bits of wool hanging off them, they have no tags or sprayed on markings and just wander around my village. We doubt they are treated for anything and getting help for them is terribly difficult because we can't say for certain that the person believed to be the owner is definitely responsible due to lack of tags. If those sheep have fluke, they won't do well. Just like my pot plants they've eaten and my drive that's covered in a huge amount of sheep poo!
Loved seeing you with Charlie on Sandi’s channel today also! Sorry about your liver fluke issues and the loss. Thank you for showing us the highs and lows of farming. Love the honesty!❤
Professionals need good equipment, it’s wonderful they are sponsoring you. I find it interesting what tech is out there now helping farmers. Sorry you’ve lost a sheep but good you’ve a great vet and you’ve got a plan.
Never apologize for having sponsors, good for you that you do. It helps you to do your best, saves you labor and money and educates the viewers on how the equipment saves you the labor, not to mention your health (knees). Great video, very educational!
I love the adds. Almost as good as the content. We’ve got one main supplier for sheep and goats supplier here and a bit of competition would certainly help the shepherds.
I'm a huge fan of Dr. Alan/Allen since he did the C-section on your ewe. He's so professional, funny and a dapper dresser. And he's willing to be on camera! ⚕️ Sorry about the ewe. Glad you caught it so her death isn't in vain. And the Te Pari system saving you 💷 and not overdosing. You're great at moving from injector to dosing gun.
I was about to say he should be used to it after handling a Glock. But then I had another thought, I don't think the Scotish Constabulary carry fire arms?
I am sorry for your loss Cammy. This is normal though with raising animals. I am so glad that is was nothing you could not take care of. Many blessings! 🙏🙋🇺🇸🕊
This was very informative. Sad to lose a ewe, but she alerted you to a problem. As always, a great video Cammy. It is great to see how slick that System is for dosing, holding, weighing and rotating the sheep. I am glad it is reducing the wear and tear on your body. 👍👍😁
Me too from Australia, with 2 Scottish Grandparents and one Welsh one and a Sassenach thrown in. My father's first job after completing a Diploma in Agricultural Science from Gatton College in Queensland, was shearing merinos out west using hand shears. This was in the early 1900s. When I was a youngster, he kept up his shearing skills by cutting my hair and trimming with, you guest it, with hand clippers. Love your channel and seeing the different types of sheep breeds and locations. Getting to understand your accent too.
I just watched Sandis channel and her surprise call to you so her sheerer could meet you! You made his day!!! I love how you both care for your sheep and show the good with the bad.
When I saw the dead sheep I immediately thought flukes so I read some of the comments and was sorry to see I was right. Sorry for your troubles, mate. Suggest strategic deworming. From the South Shore of Lake Superior, in Wisconsin USA.
I pray that all your flock are restored to full health. You and Lizzie are a very caring couple towards your sheep. I like that lots. We know where most are destined but it’s important they are looked after well before shipping. You both do that so thank you. Xx
Sorry you lost a sheep but at least you had a warning to check the flock to try to save the rest. Very informative and always enjoy watching and learning from your videos. ❤️
Well in my sheep days i wud of given a finger for that te pari handling machine saves backache neck ache.. bending over.. sheep stress ...bl.....dy marvelous..👌👌
It’s nothing to do with anyone else in how you roll Cammy. You carry on doing what you need to do to survive pal. I’ll always be watching your content 🐏🐑
Enjoying this video, Cammy. Sorry to see you lost a sheep. Sad when a healthy animal dies suddenly. . I don't consider you talking about a specific brand of farm equipment to be shilling it. If you're enthusiastic about something that works, just because you got a good deal on it doesn't change the fact that you like the product, how it changed your work load, how it works and that it saved your money. It's great that you can then pass that experience along so others can also get those same benefits. . You've been using it for a while, enough for the new to rub off and reality to set in. I like hearing other users of an equipment sharing their experiences and opinions. I always look for other owners/users of something I'm looking to buy. It really can make or break my decision on whether to buy it. Hope your sheep and family stay healthy for the winter!
It's a great product! I enjoy seeing what it does, the different tasks, especially as you become comfortable using it. The weighing and adjusting is so helpful. With a good dog, 1 person, even if older or physically weaker, can handle their flock. Really helpful to watch.
This gear is amazing! Every job is made so much less strenuous for you, less stressful for the sheep. I'm sure information is more accurate. Safer for the sheep. Safer all around.
A boy Cammy another good video 👍🏻. Blood tests are great on sheep. Gives you vital information on your flock that you couldn't pick up on otherwise so great advice from you Cammy. Your sheep will benefit greatly from the treatment you gave them.
Sorry about your sheep that passed. Like Sandi Brock, it's the unpleasant side of the business you're in. She just lost a lamb to pneumonia (her vet has taught her the basics of doing a PM). She took the essential organs out, spread them out on a table and took pictures to send to her vet. She's also had to do a couple of emergency c-sections. She tries to get her ewes induced into labour, however, sometimes the ewe passes before the dexamethazone does its thing, and poor Sandi has to open the ewe up and try to save the lambies. Sometimes she's successful, thanks be to God. They're a little premature sometimes, but with some very close supervision she can get them through. I'm a retired Registered Nurse, so the medical things don't bother me too much. Keep up the good work. You mentioned that your system saves your knees -- I have had two dicky knees. They have both been replaced. so I've got some metal to show to the airport metal detectors. Now to something more pleasant -- I just saw Sandi's last episode where you and Charlie, her shearer, met and had your little chat via the telephone. I think you were both enjoying the chat. I love it that you got in a dig about his ambidextrosity -- how he shears with both hands. "You're a legend!"
Your sheep handling system is just awesome. What a helper it is for you. Saves on the stress of the sheep greatly. As soon you were saying about wet conditions my mind thought of liver fluke also. That comes from snails right? It's surprising what info the mind stores without you thinking about it. 💘 🐑 🐑 🐕 Scotland 🇮🇪 🇺🇸
Vivian, thanks for mentioning that detail! Had no idea, just thought it was in the soil or on the grass. Learn something every time from Cami & his fans!
I agree with the previous comments about you mentioning about your sponsorship. You have an honesty that other utubers don’t have in this respect. My relationship with sheep is seeing them in the fields in Scotland! This was a very honest, informative video about how you care for your sheep. Loved it !
Just from this video alone, it shows that there is an awful lot more work to do with regards to looking after sheep than we really know when we think of a stereotypical shepherd (or sheep farmer), Another great and educational video, thanks Cammy. 👍 For those that are wondering whenever Cammy mentions about jagging the sheep, or giving a sheep a jag and don't know what he means. It actually means that they are getting an injection with a syringe of some sort.
You are being very honest about your sponsored content. You are obviously using the products which speak volume. I also really like that you are calling yourself lucky to have it, where in my opinion it is down to your hard work and your natural ability to make UA-cam content. I will be giving a hand to my local farmer on Tuesday with dosing, I’m sure if I mention weight the sheep before dosing I’ll get a funny look 😂. The whole Te Pari system makes sense but you need big pockets and a large flock to justify it. I would love one but I need a bit of land and few sheep first 😂. Great content as always. Keep up the good work.
I love your straight talking about sheep farming, you tell/show us farming life for real and make it so interesting. I love animals and am loving finding out the farming life, the good and the bad.
I don't think people mind when you talk about your equipment and things that make you job easier, that is part of what these type of videos are about. I'm happy that a sponsor sees the benefit of reaching a broad base of people by supplying you with product, it means you are doing your business right. Miss seeing Lizzy and Jock
It is true that the sheep world is not sun and roses all the time and things do happen in life. It’s real so it’s good to cover these things as well. Thanks Cammy👍
people who are watching and have never been involved in farming don't understand because sheep are a animal that is prayed on by predators like goats as well do not show that they are sick so unless you get a test batch done of your flock/s each year you don't know what they are need and they do what farmers call "just lay down and die" They don't show sickness, but they are and just die - well done Cammy getting the vet in for the yearly check its a cost but well worth the investment - the Te Pari system is great and it is another Kiwi company you are using like Gallagher, Swan Dry
Great video. Thanks for showing reality of sheep farming. We all have sudden death cases from time to time. Once you do your best with them that's all you can do. So envious of your sheep handling system it's class. Never be able to afford one. 😢
love the new blue sheep gate handler thingie... not into sheep or livestock, but when I first saw your channel, you were sitting on a milk bucket and handling sheep on some 1930 scale and your most significant piece of sheep-catching gear was either your legs or the old battered trailer that you fed them through manually. So when you're counting costs for hour dosing gun and TePari --you ought to review time efficiency as major factor. Also, you're not putting nearly the amount of stress on your back which means you are able to withstand longer or bigger loads of work and recover more quickly. so your personal fatigue factor is now greatly reduced. These things are just as significant or greater than money saved on bulk dosing. Think these are significant gains and good reasons for your endorsements.-- as for your intro, maybe just give us short clip of a local piper or band you find at any one of your fairs, shearing competitions. We're happy for the kids intros-or even just a nice drone clip of countryside or sheep jumping through a gate or your dog, Meg.. just be authentic and something simple will do. There are some really classic clips of you chasing and losing a sheep that would be great intro. Am sure folks can volunteer you some classic clips for intro.
@@TheSheepGame maybe, but intros serve their purpose and you have so much good stuff already. We'd be beside ourselves if you opened with a clip with you getting tripped up by a crafty sheep or Meg doing her own thing rather than "lay doown". always a quad riding dog... just so many classic memorable clips that epitomize "Sheep Game".
Very interesting and informative, Cami. Keep doing what you’re doing, learning about new technology from sponsors is great. Unlike others, I gain knowledge from a car salesman and enjoy the process, no long distance computer buying for me. 😀
Great information so very interesting. Glad to see you working smarter, not harder with the Te Pari system and saving wear and tear on your body. And also that it improved your dosing for the health of the sheep and your finances. Nice to see things go right for you!
No excuses necesary! Im happy to see sponsors if it makes your life easier. Sometimes it’s a bummer to see content creators take sponsorship obviously for the money for things unrelated to their field. That system is amazing and it’s fun to see it working. So sorry about the struggles with fluke. And the sky behind you is beautiful. Can’t wait to visit Scotland someday.
There are some things you can't put a price on Cammy, you've just got to do what is best for you . The Te Pari system is amazing, and I think you did a fantastic job at getting sponsorship. Thanks for the update - when do you put your tups out??
I always learn watching your videos. You do an excellent job educating us with these videos. I have never regretted being a Patreon. Well worth the cost of admission if you raise sheep.
Really enjoying your videos on the scientific aspects of farming. Not over dosing your ewes must really help combat resistance issues. It's amazing the results you can get just by having all the data available to you.
Resistance is more likely to be caused by underdosing (which is why he’s previously been dosing based on the heaviest sheep rather than the average), but overdosing certainly isn’t good for the overall health of the sheep.
Great informational video! I like that it honestly shows the potentially deadly side of the "beautiful green pastures" favored by many , and the hidden dangers that may be lurking there. Love the tools you are using too! Thanks !
That is a fantastic handling crate ,i only look after a small flock of 500 blackies now but used to have a farm of my own with 2000 ewes wish that set up had been available then ,ranks with a quad as the best invention in past 30years
Yes I did find it to be informative! Liver fluke is serious business in your neck of the woods (I don't know about mine, too cold I think). As far as the TePari system you've got, it's just such a pleasure to see how it works to really help in so many ways. It's da bomb!it's the cat's pyjammies! it rocks!
There was no other way to tell there was a vitamin deficiency! It happens. You are a really good farmer as soon as you found out the problem you did the right thing! To take care of your sheep! Keep up the good work!
Cammy, great to see this video.(not that ye ve lost sheep) but the accurate weighing, and dosing has to be the way forward.... after speaking to my vets in early august i was advised to dose my ewes for fluke to reduce the adult fluke and subsequent burden later on in the season ie now ..this was despite the drier than average year..and was something i hadnt been expecting..so mine are getting what will be a second dose this half of the year,along with a trace element bolus ( forage and soil samples identified likely deficiencies not bloods ...that may be something i also need to do) .It`s good to share info and anything that improves the health and welfare of the flock has to be good for the bottom line too......keep up the guid work
Interesting video, was nice to see your guest appearance with sandy and Charlie. Never be afraid to talk about your sponsors, you have that relationship for a reason and your different uses of the system show how good it is
I can't even Imagine how much the vet must love the Te Pari. I'm sure it saves so much time and energy, and we already know how much less manpower it takes to get things done with the Te Pari! Heck, I WANTY a Te Pari and I definitely don't have sheep.
Sorry about your ewe but glad you caught it before you had more issues! I like these medical/informative videos! I don’t know if we have flukes here in the US, we have major issues with barberpole worm here.
Thank you for sharing this video. It is great that you have such a reliable and knowledgeable vet. Due to your diligence and care you have probably saved others. Take good care,
That's too bad! I hope you didn't lose too many! So great you have a vet that will come out and test for illnesses! Kinda makes me glad I live in a very dry climate. Parasites don't happen as often. But your grass makes me drool! 🤤 anyway I love the chute system! What a back saver that is!
I do b12 and c sublingually. B12 shots are the best but it’s controversial. Hope your sheep going forward stay healthy. It was cool you popping up on Sandi’s video with Charlie sheering her sheep. Love you all.👍🙏💕🇺🇸🐑🐑🐑
Sorry for you lose, and that shoot is a complete game changer. Love seeing the day to day work that has to be done. ( They better not take your shoot away, we will all be made at them 😁)
Poor sheep 🥺😢 I know you’re doing all you can to keep them healthy and, if possible, happy too, so losing even one must be awful. Remember that most animals’ instinct, _especially_ prey animals, is to hide any sign of illness.
Awesome video Cammy !! Defo one of my favs very informative! That tepari set up is the dream ! The gun for it is fascinating, defo worth the money you save !
even down here in the Gloucestershire desert ive had issues with fluke this year as the ewes spent alot of time drinking/ eating out of marshy areas as they were the only green parts ! and have picked it up from there. its all greening up now tho. great videos as usual
Two minor observations. Set to auto release on returning the tilt. Consider not dosing those beasts that have a good daily weight gain and look healthy, there is nothing wrong with them.
Thank you for sharing the information about fluke we only dose our sheep around Christmas for fluke but maybe do them earlier this year greetings from co down Ni 👍
He's a shearer... yet to meet one past 60 who hasn't been crippled by doing that job in Australia (Sorry Cammy!). Certainly an ace machine however and always a good idea to reduce wear and tear when possible.
@@TheSheepGame Cammy I was wondering if it was common to have a sheep in milk for home dairy purposes where you live. For use in drinking, making cheese etc? So many folks in the USA are going back to homesteading and using goat’s milk. When land size doesn’t allow for a cow. Maybe worth doing a video?
I should add that I was away for a couple days filming with Landward so the sheep wasn’t taken for a PM which is what i’d have liked to do with her. That said i’ve had sheep die in similar circumstances before and PM showed acute fluke. 👍
Hopefully you've court it time n no more sheep get sick n die. Farming isn't easy.
👍🏻 hows it goin cammy
It happens mate. So is it worth using that other fluke drench in 6-7 weeks after this dose to help knock it off? Also do you think your over dosing in the past, (90kg) has contributed to your resistance or just an area thing? Love your work mate, keep on plugging the good stuff, handy to know!
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Unless you have a way to dose more accurately. Especially if there’s a lot of size variance in the flock, because nearly double-dosing isn’t good either.
@@ragnkja was going to saynTe Pari does great work making sure accurate doses are given and Cammy said it's been saving him lots of money on dewormer
Never apologize for mentioning your sponsors. It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship. I hope your herd is able to fight off the fluke. Hugs for Lizzy, Jock, "peanut" and you.
Thanks Nicole! ☺️
Sheep are flocks
Cattle are herds!!
@@keithroberts4559 So shepherds are really shepflockers?
I love that this channel has the nitty gritty of sheep farming. As wonderful as it is to see happy sheep in a field. I think it’s also great to see the not so great side of raising livestock and learning how to help keep the animals healthy.
I wish everyone took as good care of their sheep as you. There are currently two lost sheep on my drive in what the farmer next door calls a bad state. There are bits of wool hanging off them, they have no tags or sprayed on markings and just wander around my village. We doubt they are treated for anything and getting help for them is terribly difficult because we can't say for certain that the person believed to be the owner is definitely responsible due to lack of tags. If those sheep have fluke, they won't do well. Just like my pot plants they've eaten and my drive that's covered in a huge amount of sheep poo!
Loved seeing you with Charlie on Sandi’s channel today also! Sorry about your liver fluke issues and the loss. Thank you for showing us the highs and lows of farming. Love the honesty!❤
Professionals need good equipment, it’s wonderful they are sponsoring you. I find it interesting what tech is out there now helping farmers. Sorry you’ve lost a sheep but good you’ve a great vet and you’ve got a plan.
Never apologize for having sponsors, good for you that you do. It helps you to do your best, saves you labor and money and educates the viewers on how the equipment saves you the labor, not to mention your health (knees). Great video, very educational!
I love the adds. Almost as good as the content. We’ve got one main supplier for sheep and goats supplier here and a bit of competition would certainly help the shepherds.
I'm never going to have sheep, but this makes me want a Te Pari for my imaginary sheep. There are benefits out of the wazoo.
I’m sorry about your sheep dying. I do appreciate and enjoy you and your videos. I wish you made more. Some are very educational.
Oh no! I'm so sad to hear the flock got sick. I'm glad they can be treated,
I'm a huge fan of Dr. Alan/Allen since he did the C-section on your ewe. He's so professional, funny and a dapper dresser. And he's willing to be on camera! ⚕️ Sorry about the ewe. Glad you caught it so her death isn't in vain. And the Te Pari system saving you 💷 and not overdosing. You're great at moving from injector to dosing gun.
Agreed! He was very informative and seemed quite comfortable on camera so hopefully we can hear from him again!
I was about to say he should be used to it after handling a Glock. But then I had another thought, I don't think the Scotish Constabulary carry fire arms?
I am sorry for your loss Cammy. This is normal though with raising animals. I am so glad that is was nothing you could not take care of. Many blessings! 🙏🙋🇺🇸🕊
This was very informative. Sad to lose a ewe, but she alerted you to a problem. As always, a great video Cammy. It is great to see how slick that System is for dosing, holding, weighing and rotating the sheep. I am glad it is reducing the wear and tear on your body. 👍👍😁
Me too from Australia, with 2 Scottish Grandparents and one Welsh one and a Sassenach thrown in. My father's first job after completing a Diploma in Agricultural Science from Gatton College in Queensland, was shearing merinos out west using hand shears. This was in the early 1900s. When I was a youngster, he kept up his shearing skills by cutting my hair and trimming with, you guest it, with hand clippers. Love your channel and seeing the different types of sheep breeds and locations. Getting to understand your accent too.
Thanks Alan. As u know I have my very own sassenach 🤣
@@TheSheepGame And she is so lovely.💖
I just watched Sandis channel and her surprise call to you so her sheerer could meet you! You made his day!!! I love how you both care for your sheep and show the good with the bad.
Thanks Tina!
Charlie was such a fanboy.
When I saw the dead sheep I immediately thought flukes so I read some of the comments and was sorry to see I was right. Sorry for your troubles, mate. Suggest strategic deworming. From the South Shore of Lake Superior, in Wisconsin USA.
Thanks Cammy. Fascinating info. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
I pray that all your flock are restored to full health. You and Lizzie are a very caring couple towards your sheep. I like that lots. We know where most are destined but it’s important they are looked after well before shipping. You both do that so thank you. Xx
Sorry you lost a sheep but at least you had a warning to check the flock to try to save the rest. Very informative and always enjoy watching and learning from your videos. ❤️
Well in my sheep days i wud of given a finger for that te pari handling machine saves backache neck ache.. bending over.. sheep stress ...bl.....dy marvelous..👌👌
It’s nothing to do with anyone else in how you roll Cammy. You carry on doing what you need to do to survive pal. I’ll always be watching your content 🐏🐑
Enjoying this video, Cammy. Sorry to see you lost a sheep. Sad when a healthy animal dies suddenly.
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I don't consider you talking about a specific brand of farm equipment to be shilling it.
If you're enthusiastic about something that works, just because you got a good deal on it doesn't change the fact that you like the product, how it changed your work load, how it works and that it saved your money. It's great that you can then pass that experience along so others can also get those same benefits.
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You've been using it for a while, enough for the new to rub off and reality to set in.
I like hearing other users of an equipment sharing their experiences and opinions. I always look for other owners/users of something I'm looking to buy. It really can make or break my decision on whether to buy it.
Hope your sheep and family stay healthy for the winter!
Thanks! I have absolutely no worries about recommending them as I know i’ll never have someone come back and say it wasn’t worth it 🤣
It's a great product! I enjoy seeing what it does, the different tasks, especially as you become comfortable using it. The weighing and adjusting is so helpful. With a good dog, 1 person, even if older or physically weaker, can handle their flock. Really helpful to watch.
So sorry for your loss, hope they will overcome those worms!
This gear is amazing! Every job is made so much less strenuous for you, less stressful for the sheep.
I'm sure information is more accurate. Safer for the sheep.
Safer all around.
Always enjoy your videos, very informative and fun. Sorry for the loss of your ewe. No need to apologize for having sponsors.
A boy Cammy another good video 👍🏻.
Blood tests are great on sheep. Gives you vital information on your flock that you couldn't pick up on otherwise so great advice from you Cammy. Your sheep will benefit greatly from the treatment you gave them.
Cheers as always bro!
Sorry about your sheep that passed. Like Sandi Brock, it's the unpleasant side of the business you're in. She just lost a lamb to pneumonia (her vet has taught her the basics of doing a PM). She took the essential organs out, spread them out on a table and took pictures to send to her vet.
She's also had to do a couple of emergency c-sections. She tries to get her ewes induced into labour, however, sometimes the ewe passes before the dexamethazone does its thing, and poor Sandi has to open the ewe up and try to save the lambies. Sometimes she's successful, thanks be to God. They're a little premature sometimes, but with some very close supervision she can get them through.
I'm a retired Registered Nurse, so the medical things don't bother me too much. Keep up the good work.
You mentioned that your system saves your knees -- I have had two dicky knees. They have both been replaced. so I've got some metal to show to the airport metal detectors.
Now to something more pleasant -- I just saw Sandi's last episode where you and Charlie, her shearer, met and had your little chat via the telephone. I think you were both enjoying the chat. I love it that you got in a dig about his ambidextrosity -- how he shears with both hands. "You're a legend!"
So interesting Cammy I’m glad you have sponsors and I’m glad you have all this wonderful equipment to help you with your beautiful sheep …..❤️🐑
It was awesome to see you FaceTime with Sandi and her shearer Charlie 👍👍👍🥰
He's a legend!
That handling system is so impressive I would shout from the rooftops!! Game changer for handling sheep🎉
Your sheep handling system is just awesome. What a helper it is for you. Saves on the stress of the sheep greatly. As soon you were saying about wet conditions my mind thought of liver fluke also. That comes from snails right? It's surprising what info the mind stores without you thinking about it. 💘 🐑 🐑 🐕 Scotland 🇮🇪 🇺🇸
Yeah mud snails are the middle men in the process 😁. Thanks Vivian.
Vivian, thanks for mentioning that detail! Had no idea, just thought it was in the soil or on the grass. Learn something every time from Cami & his fans!
Informative vlog Cammy! All the best for your flock beating the liver fluke.
What a treat to see you on Sandi 's vlog to check in with Charlie !
Thank you! it was great fun!
I agree with the previous comments about you mentioning about your sponsorship. You have an honesty that other utubers don’t have in this respect. My relationship with sheep is seeing them in the fields in Scotland! This was a very honest, informative video about how you care for your sheep. Loved it !
Saw you on Sandi’s channel. My two favorite You Tube channels. I enjoy these educational videos. Thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
Just from this video alone, it shows that there is an awful lot more work to do with regards to looking after sheep than we really know when we think of a stereotypical shepherd (or sheep farmer), Another great and educational video, thanks Cammy. 👍
For those that are wondering whenever Cammy mentions about jagging the sheep, or giving a sheep a jag and don't know what he means. It actually means that they are getting an injection with a syringe of some sort.
Thanks! Yeah ‘jag’ must be a Scottish / Irish / UK thing 🤣. For the rest of the world it’s a type of luxury car 😁
You are being very honest about your sponsored content. You are obviously using the products which speak volume. I also really like that you are calling yourself lucky to have it, where in my opinion it is down to your hard work and your natural ability to make UA-cam content. I will be giving a hand to my local farmer on Tuesday with dosing, I’m sure if I mention weight the sheep before dosing I’ll get a funny look 😂. The whole Te Pari system makes sense but you need big pockets and a large flock to justify it. I would love one but I need a bit of land and few sheep first 😂. Great content as always. Keep up the good work.
I love your straight talking about sheep farming, you tell/show us farming life for real and make it so interesting. I love animals and am loving finding out the farming life, the good and the bad.
You really have to love the outdoors to raise sheep. Scotland is so gorgeous.🐑🐑💕👍
I don't think people mind when you talk about your equipment and things that make you job easier, that is part of what these type of videos are about. I'm happy that a sponsor sees the benefit of reaching a broad base of people by supplying you with product, it means you are doing your business right. Miss seeing Lizzy and Jock
Thanks Lesa! I’ll try get more of Lizzy in! 😁
It is true that the sheep world is not sun and roses all the time and things do happen in life. It’s real so it’s good to cover these things as well. Thanks Cammy👍
Thanks
people who are watching and have never been involved in farming don't understand because sheep are a animal that is prayed on by predators like goats as well do not show that they are sick so unless you get a test batch done of your flock/s each year you don't know what they are need and they do what farmers call "just lay down and die" They don't show sickness, but they are and just die - well done Cammy getting the vet in for the yearly check its a cost but well worth the investment - the Te Pari system is great and it is another Kiwi company you are using like Gallagher, Swan Dry
This is some amazing machinery! I enjoy seeing how it all works - and helps you better care for your flock. Great video!
I am amazed how much more productive you can be with that equipment. Also so much easier on the body! People don’t realize how physical farming is.
💕💕💕 to all of your family, friends, and prosperity.
Thank you!
I know the auto catch feature is awesome! Especially if you're working by yourself!
Great video. Thanks for showing reality of sheep farming. We all have sudden death cases from time to time. Once you do your best with them that's all you can do. So envious of your sheep handling system it's class. Never be able to afford one. 😢
love the new blue sheep gate handler thingie... not into sheep or livestock, but when I first saw your channel, you were sitting on a milk bucket and handling sheep on some 1930 scale and your most significant piece of sheep-catching gear was either your legs or the old battered trailer that you fed them through manually. So when you're counting costs for hour dosing gun and TePari --you ought to review time efficiency as major factor. Also, you're not putting nearly the amount of stress on your back which means you are able to withstand longer or bigger loads of work and recover more quickly. so your personal fatigue factor is now greatly reduced. These things are just as significant or greater than money saved on bulk dosing. Think these are significant gains and good reasons for your endorsements.-- as for your intro, maybe just give us short clip of a local piper or band you find at any one of your fairs, shearing competitions. We're happy for the kids intros-or even just a nice drone clip of countryside or sheep jumping through a gate or your dog, Meg.. just be authentic and something simple will do. There are some really classic clips of you chasing and losing a sheep that would be great intro. Am sure folks can volunteer you some classic clips for intro.
Thanks for that!! Maybe just cut out the into altogether and get straight into the action🤣
@@TheSheepGame maybe, but intros serve their purpose and you have so much good stuff already. We'd be beside ourselves if you opened with a clip with you getting tripped up by a crafty sheep or Meg doing her own thing rather than "lay doown". always a quad riding dog... just so many classic memorable clips that epitomize "Sheep Game".
Very interesting and informative, Cami. Keep doing what you’re doing, learning about new technology from sponsors is great. Unlike others, I gain knowledge from a car salesman and enjoy the process, no long distance computer buying for me. 😀
Great information so very interesting. Glad to see you working smarter, not harder with the Te Pari system and saving wear and tear on your body. And also that it improved your dosing for the health of the sheep and your finances. Nice to see things go right for you!
No excuses necesary! Im happy to see sponsors if it makes your life easier. Sometimes it’s a bummer to see content creators take sponsorship obviously for the money for things unrelated to their field. That system is amazing and it’s fun to see it working. So sorry about the struggles with fluke. And the sky behind you is beautiful. Can’t wait to visit Scotland someday.
There are some things you can't put a price on Cammy, you've just got to do what is best for you . The Te Pari system is amazing, and I think you did a fantastic job at getting sponsorship. Thanks for the update - when do you put your tups out??
I always learn watching your videos. You do an excellent job educating us with these videos. I have never regretted being a Patreon. Well worth the cost of admission if you raise sheep.
Really appreciate that! Hopefully get loads more content on there!
Really enjoying your videos on the scientific aspects of farming. Not over dosing your ewes must really help combat resistance issues. It's amazing the results you can get just by having all the data available to you.
Resistance is more likely to be caused by underdosing (which is why he’s previously been dosing based on the heaviest sheep rather than the average), but overdosing certainly isn’t good for the overall health of the sheep.
Wrong! Resistance is a result of UNDER-dosing. Back to basic biology for you, SMFH!
Great informational video! I like that it honestly shows the potentially deadly side of the "beautiful green pastures" favored by many , and the hidden dangers that may be lurking there. Love the tools you are using too! Thanks !
Sandi Brock at "Sheepishly Me" said that is one main reason she keeps her sheep indoor.
That is a fantastic handling crate ,i only look after a small flock of 500 blackies now but used to have a farm of my own with 2000 ewes wish that set up had been available then ,ranks with a quad as the best invention in past 30years
Cheers John! Hopefully prolong my working life a bit 😁
No worries on sponsorship, you have to pay the bills like we do. Love the reality of your content.
arite Cammy, that te pari is an awesome bit of kit. i bet it will save you lots of money in time and products it will pay for itself. all the best
Really enjoy watching sheep management jobs. Thanks
Yes I did find it to be informative! Liver fluke is serious business in your neck of the woods (I don't know about mine, too cold I think). As far as the TePari system you've got, it's just such a pleasure to see how it works to really help in so many ways. It's da bomb!it's the cat's pyjammies! it rocks!
There was no other way to tell there was a vitamin deficiency! It happens. You are a really good farmer as soon as you found out the problem you did the right thing! To take care of your sheep! Keep up the good work!
I love how you explain everything so we understand how you farm your sheep thanks again for sharing your life and family with us 😍😍😍😍😍
You are just fine it's great that you can have sponsors if you believe in the product then it's good to share with others. 🎉😊
Cammy, great to see this video.(not that ye ve lost sheep) but the accurate weighing, and dosing has to be the way forward.... after speaking to my vets in early august i was advised to dose my ewes for fluke to reduce the adult fluke and subsequent burden later on in the season ie now ..this was despite the drier than average year..and was something i hadnt been expecting..so mine are getting what will be a second dose this half of the year,along with a trace element bolus ( forage and soil samples identified likely deficiencies not bloods ...that may be something i also need to do) .It`s good to share info and anything that improves the health and welfare of the flock has to be good for the bottom line too......keep up the guid work
interesting John and thanks for the comment. I'm always trying to learn more!
Alan is a top man and such a nice bloke we wouldn't take my collie anywhere else.
Interesting video, was nice to see your guest appearance with sandy and Charlie. Never be afraid to talk about your sponsors, you have that relationship for a reason and your different uses of the system show how good it is
thanks Janet
I can't even Imagine how much the vet must love the Te Pari. I'm sure it saves so much time and energy, and we already know how much less manpower it takes to get things done with the Te Pari!
Heck, I WANTY a Te Pari and I definitely don't have sheep.
Te Pari, is probably the best handler on the market. An excellent machine.
Sorry about your ewe but glad you caught it before you had more issues! I like these medical/informative videos! I don’t know if we have flukes here in the US, we have major issues with barberpole worm here.
Watching from Australia and loving your enthusiasm 🎉 But I’m sorry to hear of your setbacks and I hope you overcome them 😊
Thank you for sharing this video. It is great that you have such a reliable and knowledgeable vet. Due to your diligence and care you have probably saved others. Take good care,
Thank you so much!
That's too bad! I hope you didn't lose too many! So great you have a vet that will come out and test for illnesses! Kinda makes me glad I live in a very dry climate. Parasites don't happen as often. But your grass makes me drool! 🤤 anyway I love the chute system! What a back saver that is!
Thanks Amanda! Alan is a good guy! Always available when needed 🙌🏼
@@TheSheepGame wonderful wonderful!! Iv actually seen liver fluke and they are nasty! Look like leaches 🤮
thanks for sharing hope al goes well.
Alan is a legend armour vets is the best vets in Ayrshire they helped me so much... so sorry to hear cammy about your sheep 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥲🥰
Sorry for your loss 😢 Loved seeing you on Sandi’s channel though ❤
Thanks Jean😁
Keep doing what you’re doing, you’re doing a outstanding job!! I enjoy learning from you, I’m not a farmer but learning things I didn’t know about!!
I do b12 and c sublingually. B12 shots are the best but it’s controversial. Hope your sheep going forward stay healthy. It was cool you popping up on Sandi’s video with Charlie sheering her sheep. Love you all.👍🙏💕🇺🇸🐑🐑🐑
My lambs are getting a subcutaneous b12 shot 😁. It’s not as long lasting as the bolus but more quick acting i believe and cheaper.
I love everything you show us. That machine is wonderful. You will have alot less body ackes when you get older. Able to do what you love longer.
Great video, great channel. As someone who works with sheep I find this informative content fascinating.
Love the products you are showing us. Fascinating.
Great point on being sure to use a vets expertise with your flock. Thanks for the video, Cammy.
Sorry for you lose, and that shoot is a complete game changer. Love seeing the day to day work that has to be done. ( They better not take your shoot away, we will all be made at them 😁)
Poor sheep 🥺😢
I know you’re doing all you can to keep them healthy and, if possible, happy too, so losing even one must be awful.
Remember that most animals’ instinct, _especially_ prey animals, is to hide any sign of illness.
I love that contraption that catches them. Fascinating!
Very good for an up and coming sheep farmer. Your channel is crackin. Keep up the good work
I love the good and bad you show, always interesting and informative x
Great vid Cammy! Sorry about the lost sheep.
Mother Nature is always throwing you a curve, isn’t she. Your a good sheep man Cammy, hope it all works for them. A Vet is always best.
Cammy, Good video, sorry to hear ab the sheep dying !
Congrats on 200k !! I'm new, followed last night at 199k! Here from Sandi! Much love from NZ Cammy
U get the title of my 200,000th =D
great vid! very educational. Was great to see you on Sandi’s vid. You 2 are my fave channels!🦌💌❤️🐑
Awesome video Cammy !! Defo one of my favs very informative! That tepari set up is the dream ! The gun for it is fascinating, defo worth the money you save !
Te Pari a great Kiwi invention from New Zealand
even down here in the Gloucestershire desert ive had issues with fluke this year as the ewes spent alot of time drinking/ eating out of marshy areas as they were the only green parts ! and have picked it up from there. its all greening up now tho. great videos as usual
interesting! Thank you!
That machine is just amazing must be so much better on your back etc and the savings on your medication savings will eventually pay for it
I always find these sheep health vlogs very interesting and there is always somthing to take away from them. Grate vlog!
Cheers David!
Two minor observations.
Set to auto release on returning the tilt.
Consider not dosing those beasts that have a good daily weight gain and look healthy, there is nothing wrong with them.
Thank you for sharing the information about fluke we only dose our sheep around Christmas for fluke but maybe do them earlier this year greetings from co down Ni 👍
Cheers Paul!
You'll especially appreciate that Te Pari system in 10-20 years when your knees and back are still going strong!
🙌🏼 prevention is always better than cure 😁
He's a shearer... yet to meet one past 60 who hasn't been crippled by doing that job in Australia (Sorry Cammy!). Certainly an ace machine however and always a good idea to reduce wear and tear when possible.
I always enjoy and appreciate your content. Cammy you are one of the best in what you do…don’t ever forget that ♥️
Thanks Tammy Lee!!
@@TheSheepGame Cammy I was wondering if it was common to have a sheep in milk for home dairy purposes where you live. For use in drinking, making cheese etc? So many folks in the USA are going back to homesteading and using goat’s milk. When land size doesn’t allow for a cow. Maybe worth doing a video?