My dad's people came from Northumberland to Canada and eventually some came to Montana USA. Funny thing we were all in sheep! If you wonder about the statue in front of the Montana state capital, his name was Thomas Meagher, a big-hearted Irishman who shook things up in Montana. Thanks for sharing your sheep shearing.
Yay! Another Cammy video! Those were some big, beautiful boys! Some of these rams did not look like they appreciated you trying to take their coats for them! 😂 Sorry you got kicked! Thank you for sharing your life & your beautiful part of the world with us!
With how much of a butt kicking that sheep was giving you I'm really impressed there was no injuries to the sheep! Rams wiggling like crazy and no blood in sight! I know you are a great shearer, but it always impresses me!
hi Cammy it's great to see how far you're shearing has come on in the last couple of seasons. every sheep shore to competition standard. David Fagan said many years ago if you are rough in the sheds you will revert back to your shed shearing when you get under pressure in a final. Big Wallace Boyd will tell you there is nothing nicer than looking into a field of well shoren sheep
Your always a bright spot in my day when I get notification of a video from you and I get to watch it. You are such a wonderful person and I can see how much you love your wife and family. I also love how you banter around with the people you are working with.
That is a serious operation on that farm, visited them a few years ago and 3 sound men who are savages to work and the two boys are fond of a bit of craic, the top breeders of charollais in the UK, we have had sheep from them in the last twenty years.
Watching shearing is so amazing! And I Love getting to see other farmers' farms! It's great getting to see all the different sheep, set-ups, farms, etc. Plus all the beautiful places you've shared with us! Thanks for always putting a smile on my face! 🙂🐑🐏
My day’s been made - a new video from Cammy!That one ram was trying to kick the snot out of you! Are rams much more difficult to shear than ewes as a rule?
In principle yes mainly because they tend to be much heavier and physically stronger than ewes and they can and will fight you to not behave as you would want. It's damned hard work and a real physical struggle!!
Yeah just like Dan says. The weight and strength makes it harder. They often have bit of an alpha male attitude problem too 🤣… so do a lot of shearers right enough🤣
Lovely farm & great to see their business doing really well. Strength and weight in these rams is no joke. Nae wonder you're knackered & lose so much weight during shearing season! Thanks Cammy & I love hearing about the farms you visit. 👍
Great to see the shearing and listening to a very committed Scottish farmer…..I know you were busy at the R.H.S. but is there any more vlogs to come …wished I could have been there , but work at the weekends
Wow! So many beautiful rams! Shearing looks like highly technical & physical work! Thanks for discussing all the varieties of sheep! On another note, are the jumpers/sweatshirts like the one you are wearing in part of this video-with the red stripe at the bottom-for sale? Would love to see long sleeve T-Shirts??…😊😁 Thanks again for another great video!
I Hope you had your porridge, or at least 3 Weetabix before you got stuck into these boys Cammy? As there were a few there that didn't seem to appreciate your tender touch. 😂👍
Interesting the race system for the sheep prior to shearing Do you have any of them jumping out at you. Some of those rams were looking like they were ready to jump out. Good to see New Zealand mentioned and Prattley yards, another NZ invention.
I have not done many, but the Texel, being short and stout seem harder to shear. Those weren't real heavy rams, but I know that a few of those would have done me in!
Textel sheep are so ugly and uncooperative by such great meat sheep! I guess you have to decide what’s important to you. I still like my BFL/LL lambs. To market at 18 weeks at 70kg and locally we’re now getting $6.80/lb live weight. I noticed those boys have tiny scrotums! I think if my sheep had that small equipment I wouldn’t be able to sell to local breeders. Thanks for another good video! Nothing better than to come in from tending sheep all day and watching sheeping in the evening!
If I had to guess, show combs are probably made to be very good for a few sheep at a time, whereas “regular” combs are made to stay decent for as long as possible.
@6:18 Ooooo! Uh oh Cammy!🙀UA-cam and M.I.A are gonna send you a nasty letter! Just kidding, I truly hope they don’t. Copyright laws are ridiculous anyway…
Shearing robots / handling machines research funded by the Australian Woolgrowers association has been in the works since the late 80s. However there were complaints that it was a threat to the livelihood of people who do the shearing now it ends up getting mothballed.
@@nyotauhura7412 I’ve never seen a successful machine tho. Nobody cares about livelihood- if a machine could shear as well as a person, without harm to the livestock, AND being profitable...people would be replaced in a hot minute. There may be machines out there but none that meet that criteria to make it worthwhile.
@@TheSheepGame Depends on your point of view - from Ayrshire it might be Aberdeen way - but from Aberdeen it's out past Inverurie. I used to live about half a mile up the road.
I don't know any real farmers that have time to have social media accounts let alone do & edit UA-cam videos! They work too hard at all times of day & night!
I don’t own a farm and I don’t own sheep🥲But when I get up in the morning see a new video I always rush to make a coffee first to sit back and relax and enjoy the show. So good my husband thinks I’m nuts😂😂
My dad's people came from Northumberland to Canada and eventually some came to Montana USA. Funny thing we were all in sheep! If you wonder about the statue in front of the Montana state capital, his name was Thomas Meagher, a big-hearted Irishman who shook things up in Montana. Thanks for sharing your sheep shearing.
I am mesmerized by the sheering. I am amazed at how you manage to do it so effortlessly.
Yay! Another Cammy video! Those were some big, beautiful boys! Some of these rams did not look like they appreciated you trying to take their coats for them! 😂 Sorry you got kicked! Thank you for sharing your life & your beautiful part of the world with us!
Thanks!!
A boy Cammy another good video 👍.
1000 rams wow that's unreal.
With how much of a butt kicking that sheep was giving you I'm really impressed there was no injuries to the sheep! Rams wiggling like crazy and no blood in sight!
I know you are a great shearer, but it always impresses me!
Something about you Cammy that just makes me smile 😊
Great vlog
Thanks Lisa! Very kind!
Agree!
Numbers are mind blowing!! Wow! For that first tup Cammy you need an extra stone of weight on you!!😂 short but sweet, thanks Cammy!!👍🏻🐑❤
Yeah they have me on weight and strength 🤣
Very impressive farm!
Imported a Charollais ram from logie 5 years ago, massive sheep!
Brilliant!
hi Cammy it's great to see how far you're shearing has come on in the last couple of seasons. every sheep shore to competition standard. David Fagan said many years ago if you are rough in the sheds you will revert back to your shed shearing when you get under pressure in a final. Big Wallace Boyd will tell you there is nothing nicer than looking into a field of well shoren sheep
Aye Wallace keeps me honest at the shows for sure 😁. Thanks Jim!
Your always a bright spot in my day when I get notification of a video from you and I get to watch it. You are such a wonderful person and I can see how much you love your wife and family. I also love how you banter around with the people you are working with.
Thanks Pamela!
Wow such a beautiful farm, the sheep look amazing. Great shearing as ever. 👍👍👍🥰
That is some operation there cammy. It would be a good vlog just having a look round that place!
Yeah i’ll go back for the sale in August David 😁
@@TheSheepGame and it would be great if you brought your drone, you ken. 🤣❤
Great video! You will all be ready to sleep tonight after a day of shearing those big boys. Thank you for the share
Great video Cammy! Thanks for the look at Gregors farm.
That is a serious operation on that farm, visited them a few years ago and 3 sound men who are savages to work and the two boys are fond of a bit of craic, the top breeders of charollais in the UK, we have had sheep from them in the last twenty years.
Yeah they are able men!
The two boys are great men to use a dentist chair
7:44 Looks like that Suffolk was eyein you up… It’s so clear to see how challenging Tupsare if they’re difficult for you. Thanks for the video!
I went back to check and you are right, he was giving Cammy the stare.
Watching shearing is so amazing! And I Love getting to see other farmers' farms! It's great getting to see all the different sheep, set-ups, farms, etc. Plus all the beautiful places you've shared with us! Thanks for always putting a smile on my face! 🙂🐑🐏
That was incredible, thanks for sharing such a wonderful farm, all sheep looked so healthy.
Thanks Cammy...Love to the family from Perth😁✨
Very large job. I hope you have an excellent year
Love yu show bro, your a great talent, and a very hard worker, best of luck brother, great team
My day’s been made - a new video from Cammy!That one ram was trying to kick the snot out of you! Are rams much more difficult to shear than ewes as a rule?
In principle yes mainly because they tend to be much heavier and physically stronger than ewes and they can and will fight you to not behave as you would want. It's damned hard work and a real physical struggle!!
Yeah just like Dan says. The weight and strength makes it harder. They often have bit of an alpha male attitude problem too 🤣… so do a lot of shearers right enough🤣
Lovely farm & great to see their business doing really well. Strength and weight in these rams is no joke. Nae wonder you're knackered & lose so much weight during shearing season! Thanks Cammy & I love hearing about the farms you visit. 👍
Very nice looking rams ,very lively. I honestly don't know how you do it ,my back hurt just watching x
I love the sheep handler in the background of your intro!
It’s a great wee edit the animation guy did!
I love how you all give each other a hard time, makes me smile 😊
That’s the stuff of nightmares! Impressive stuff, I dread to think how sore you would be after that!
Great to see the shearing and listening to a very committed Scottish farmer…..I know you were busy at the R.H.S. but is there any more vlogs to come …wished I could have been there , but work at the weekends
No blogs from highland but more from other shows 😁
@@TheSheepGame Sad face 🤪
Great video Cammy great looking rams they have top class 👌
Great video Cammy thanks 👍 crazy money it's good to see what's happening out there thanks.
I appreciate how easy you are with the rams business. That’s the money maker ✌️😂 love from Hot and Humid Alabama USA.
God stuff cam keep up the great work
Looking wonderful Cammy! Those are big beauties! ❤️🇦🇺🏴
Those animals are huge! Great video.
Wow Cammy that's a serious operation
That's a proper sheep farm
Could you do a full video of there operation there it would be very interesting
I’m going back to make a video of the sale so that should be good 😁
Thank you for the video. It was very interesting to see another type of operation. And hey, free food AND beer in August? Wow!
Can’t wait 😁
Great another vid from Cammy missed ur vids hopefully more coming soon x jock is gorgeous x
Excellent . Great stock
It’s been a bit, glad to be able to check in with our beloved sheep farming family.
MIA Paperplanes choice clipping tune, bangers all day nea doubt!
Thanks for the vlog.
Wow, hard Work!! great Job as Always!🤗
Just dropping a comment to help a good guy out .best of luck with your endeavors
Thanks Akista!
Wow, that’s a lot of sheep! Tell Lizzie and Joch hello.
Thank you!
That’s a huge operation! How many rams did you do? I didn’t see the shearing counter on this one.
Forgot about the counter!! I did 191! 👍
@@TheSheepGame that's some going!
Oh what a lovely video! That was a great jab at the end! 😂😂😂
😜 thanks Bob!
After that absolute roasting... damn!
Wow! So many beautiful rams! Shearing looks like highly technical & physical work! Thanks for discussing all the varieties of sheep!
On another note, are the jumpers/sweatshirts like the one you are wearing in part of this video-with the red stripe at the bottom-for sale? Would love to see long sleeve T-Shirts??…😊😁
Thanks again for another great video!
Thanks! Yeah we’ll have some more in stock in a couple weeks time hopefully! I’ll add ling sleeve tshirts to the merch ideas list😁
Yay!! Thank you!!
Great to see you again, you have been missing in action
Only just noticed the new intro- nice detail. Great video, some farm that.
Thanks Dave!
Oh Cammie, they’re wild near Bennachie.
Those buggers were BIG!!!
I Hope you had your porridge, or at least 3 Weetabix before you got stuck into these boys Cammy? As there were a few there that didn't seem to appreciate your tender touch. 😂👍
Scared to eat too much incase it came back up!
@@TheSheepGame 🤣
Cammy we need to see you shearing sheep with a set of hand shears
🤣 too boring for TV.
Hi Cammy, looks a lot harder day shearing the rams. Big old units.
Interesting the race system for the sheep prior to shearing Do you have any of them jumping out at you. Some of those rams were looking like they were ready to jump out.
Good to see New Zealand mentioned and Prattley yards, another NZ invention.
I don’t think any of these lads jumped out. It’s quite a high sided trailer with a stepped floor so that helps!
The rams were huge.
Im in the USA. I wonder why I can understand what Gregor is saying a LOT easier than I can understand Cammy?
I’m from a rough part of Scotland 🤣
Bunch of Beautifully Buzzed Bachelor Boys
I’m no longer a bachelor i’m afraid 💁🏼♀️😜
This was a good video
Oh my back🙈There’s gotta be a better way to do that😎
He was too funny!
I bet you look forward to doing 1000 rams each year, you definitely earn your money there.
Gregor was not wearing a sheep game shirt, ya missed an opportunity there Cammy, but whilst ya got the clippers out have ya seen GP's hairdo lately.
He’s stolen my curly hair look🤣
@@TheSheepGame 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣
I have not done many, but the Texel, being short and stout seem harder to shear. Those weren't real heavy rams, but I know that a few of those would have done me in!
Not the heaviest rams but full of vigour =D
Aye I ken Ken but diye ken Ken's quine?
Nae, I've not met her yet. 🤣
But I DO ken Ken.
A ken fine🤣
Aye, but putting yer shoes on - d'ye ken fit fit fits fit fit?
WHAT?….That can’t possibly be English you’re speaking 🤣 (🇺🇸 here)
Cammy where can you buy the shearing smocks ? Ive been on the merch site and non on there ?
That's a lot of rams! What do they do with the ewes?
They clearly sell quite a few of those too, and I assume they also keep some for breeding.
Yeah they sell a lot of ewes as gimmers and also need a lot of replacements for their own flock
I shore only 8 Rams two weeks ago and it was way tougher. Partly because they're way bigger and stronger than ewes, partly because of my skill 😂
Textel sheep are so ugly and uncooperative by such great meat sheep! I guess you have to decide what’s important to you. I still like my BFL/LL lambs. To market at 18 weeks at 70kg and locally we’re now getting $6.80/lb live weight. I noticed those boys have tiny scrotums! I think if my sheep had that small equipment I wouldn’t be able to sell to local breeders. Thanks for another good video! Nothing better than to come in from tending sheep all day and watching sheeping in the evening!
Does anyone know if there is a big difference between the normal shear Combes and the elite ones in terms of cutting ease?
If I had to guess, show combs are probably made to be very good for a few sheep at a time, whereas “regular” combs are made to stay decent for as long as possible.
Not just sure what u mean by elite combs?
@@TheSheepGame the finer combs
Ya ken it’s used in Northumberland.(?) This is both a question and fact.
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@6:18 Ooooo! Uh oh Cammy!🙀UA-cam and M.I.A are gonna send you a nasty letter!
Just kidding, I truly hope they don’t. Copyright laws are ridiculous anyway…
Shearing is one of them professions where humans will surely outlast any machines/robots trying to take over.
You guys rock 😎
Shearing robots / handling machines research funded by the Australian Woolgrowers association has been in the works since the late 80s. However there were complaints that it was a threat to the livelihood of people who do the shearing now it ends up getting mothballed.
@@nyotauhura7412 I’ve never seen a successful machine tho.
Nobody cares about livelihood- if a machine could shear as well as a person, without harm to the livestock, AND being profitable...people would be replaced in a hot minute.
There may be machines out there but none that meet that criteria to make it worthwhile.
They've been trying to make a viable machine to fold clothes for a long long time. The shearers are safe enough
Since he has no cows I would love to know if his sheep get foot issues.
He’ll say no anyway 🤣. That’s what i would say🙈😁
This might be a silly question from a city boy but why is there room for one sheep to walk _past_ the last door on the shearing trailer?
So other sheep are tempted to go up the trailer
@@tonywalsh8704 That makes sense, thank you :)
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Cammy do they ever bite??
No not really, u get the odd nibble when they get a taste of ur sweat and like the salt in it🤣
@@TheSheepGame 😂 thanks for answering
They don’t really have any top teeth at the front.
Wouldn't like to pay the the sheares on that farm at £3 a tip
But u would have 1000 rams to sell🤣
Is this Inverurie way?
More Aberdeen way👍
@@TheSheepGame Depends on your point of view - from Ayrshire it might be Aberdeen way - but from Aberdeen it's out past Inverurie. I used to live about half a mile up the road.
He said he's selling commercial rams... Is that for breeding, not for meat? 💖🌞🌵😷
All for breeding 😁
I appreciate how the last video was you winning a shearing competition then this one is you being made fun of for how you shear.
🤣 i must have has a lucky day last time 🤣
You should sell one for charity.
What is a "top"?
Tup - scottish for Ram. Male sheep.
That’s it. A ram. We call them ‘tups’ 😁
Hence ‘Tupping time’. Time to put the rams in the paddock with the ewes.
Put down a lot of korean and world's stock. And then d'ont raise it up~~!! It's right~!! 🐢......,,
I don't know any real farmers that have time to have social media accounts let alone do & edit UA-cam videos! They work too hard at all times of day & night!
Just more sheep shearing. Plain old shearing…
A thousand rams. Why?
To sell 👍
Hi cammy, i sent the Picture To your email of Us at scotsheep😂 Before your Hair cut!!
I’ll get into my emails tomorrow and get back to u😁
I don’t own a farm and I don’t own sheep🥲But when I get up in the morning see a new video I always rush to make a coffee first to sit back and relax and enjoy the show. So good my husband thinks I’m nuts😂😂
🤣 thanks Michelle!