Unborn Lamb Kicks As I Shear Mom
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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Thank you all for your guesses! It was so much fun to have every one involved and take the time to read all of your amazingly kind comments in the middle of season!
Our first place guess is @tammibaker with 7.92!
And second place is @tracybarger7822. With 7.85lbs!
There were so many close guesses but no ties! Super excited to get these fleeces cleaned and to you guys!🎉
Congratulations!! I hope you show what you do with it!
Congrats tammi
Congratualatiins to tammibaker with 7.92! Enjoy!!!!
Congratulations, Tammi Baker!!!
Congratulations!
What a neat experience getting to feel the lamb react to the sheering. I bet that doesn't happen all the time since you reacted so excited!
It is pretty rare. Couldn’t believe I caught it for you guys. It’s amazing to feel too.
Awwww, she was a real sweetie
As a pregnant Mama that has to feel so much better not carrying all that around while she's pregnant! Great Job! ❤️❤️❤️
She’s going to feel so cool after this, and it’s so much cleaner when she gives birth too
It’s also good to have them sheared before the lambs arrive, since sometimes the lamb can latch on to a tag of wool and it looks like they’re eating but they’re not getting any nutrition. They can go down really fast if that happens.
Your videos are literally restoring my faith in humanity
Wow what a large "lambs fleece" 8 plus pounds. Loved watching this video and how you were excited and showed us the movement from the baby. Wondering how close to lambing she is, with that huge udder. She seems like a very mellow lady.
As I've learned from @SheepishlyMe ... that udder "bloom" means she's within a few days of delivering. And that spa treatment might make it easy to maneuver for the birth (not to mention a hot summer with a little one attached)!
So cute to see the little baby moving around! ❤️
That was one very relaxed ewe. Wow that fleece even has me wanting to spin it! Love your logo!
Looked like you tickled her when she kicked out. She behaved so well and just relaxed into you 👏👏👏
So gentle! Love how you handled the ewe.
Poor mamma sheep but she did so good. I love seeing you and your work. So informative and you so sweet with the animals.
I love how gentle you are when shearing.
Oh bless her heart…to be pregnant, full of baby and to be put into uncomfortable yoga poses..I was feeling like “Ohhh I’m gonna explode….” 😂🤣❤️ She’s beautiful and that fleece! Wow!
I was thinking that, but maybe she knows she's got a Texas summer coming up before she has that baby. The way she laid there after the salon time was up😅
Well... If she's anything like me, that yoga positions what got her pregnant in the first place. Hahaha 🤣
@@crystalcooper1358 😂🤣😂❤️
She is gonna be more comfy giving birth without all that fleece, especially with Texas heat.
Sheep have fewer lambing complications if they are shorn first.
Wonderful shearing. You are so careful and still so fast. Grand job ❤ that woolfleece is sooo nice and great for spinning. 👍
You’re so gentle with each animal you shear. It makes me heart go all fuzzy 🥰
Even when her clients don't fully cooperate.
awwwww she was an absolute darling getting sheered! I hope her baby comes out healthy and that she recovers swiftly!
"I'll call you back, they're doing some construction work or something outside" *bangs broom on ceiling*
The corn had me giggling. I guess she was saving some snacks for later!
😹😹😹
It took me a while on these videos to understand what she was referring to when she said they were keeping some snacks.
I actually use your shearing technique to shave my dog puppy for summer, her coat came out really nice.
She is a yorki, poodle, bedlington terrier mix and needs a good shave ever so often
I don't know if this question has been asked before, but how do you keep your back from hurting, especially with the position your in?
I was wondering the same thing! Not only is she bent over, she's working on the sheep almost upside down😮 6:00
this is amazing content. starts my day off right to watch something so peaceful
Well done
I have watched my friend and hubby shear sheep for the first time and it is so funny watching them one holding the other shearing lol
But there's hair sheep that won't loose some bits and some other sheep... Farmer has a mixed herd of different kinds of sheep
I will let him know about the hair sheep
I'm not going to guess cuz I'm in Canada so good luck everyone
UA-cam started running your Shorts in my feed because I love animal-rescue and related type videos.
First of all I love your gentleness with the animals. Plus your skill is amazing, you can do large swaths in one sweep and you're so careful around the extremities, face, etc. I appreciate your commenting, also, helps us understand some of the technicalities we are seeing. Thank you for publishing these videos. (P.S. I wish I was in as good a shape as you are, the results of such a physically-challenging profession!)
It never stops being entertaining how much the sheep are more-or-less totally chill about being moved about, potato sack style. I love these videos.
Very cool. I recently took 138lbs of Cheviot fleece to the fiber mill. I can't wait to get it back and do some spinning.
It's so relaxing to watch you do these cute sheep.
You were so gentle with this lady. Just a joy to watch you.
Nice shearing job. I'm sure the the Sheep appreciated its wool being taken off, making it lighter. Thank you.
So sweet!! Lamb is feeling the "tickle" of the vibration from the shears! Reminds me of when I was about 7 months pregnant with my 1st son.... we went to an airshow and I was standing right in front of a Harrier as it was lifting off... the vibrations were really strong and suddenly my son started kicking like crazy!! I showed Hubby and the people around me noticed and I ended up with a whole group of people laughing and watching as my stomach went bonkers!!! BTW---he turned out to be an awesome soccer player!!! LOL
Самое доброе и покладистые животное , спасибо за аккуратность и нежность к животным .
She was looking so comfortable & at you do lovingly. How sweet!!
Gorgeous! I didn't know sheep could produce fleece that was all crimped like that!
That’s beautiful spinning wool. My grandfather always said the first “ lambing” wool was the finest. All those added hormones pumping into a young pregnant ewe’s blood , just as when we say a pregnant woman has that healthy “ glow” …those added hormones produce the best wool.
As a handspinner and fiber artist I really appreciate your fiber commentary. I sheared my own animals until arthritis made me stop and always got such a thrill to see gorgeous fleeces peel off. Now I watch you peel off gorgeous fleeces! Thanks so much!
That crimp! Lovely. I so much appreciate how much care you give the animals.❤
Baby is going, "Hay, that's that load sound? I'm not coming out."
Mom just goes, "Burr, there's a little chill now."
That's some heavy wool.
How wonderful, sweet and cure. Happiness happens when I watch this channel.
She's got a beautiful face. And the crimp in her fleece is gorgeous! What's the heaviest fleece of a sheep that you've ever weighed?
2:54 i was waiting for the pop up of a sheep definition for corn and then i saw and was "oh! Actual corn" 🤭🤭🤭
“Saving Snacks for later” 😂😂
Well she has to get her hair done the baby just is gonna have to deal with it. It takes forever to get a salon appointment.
Dude that looks awesome. My fiance and I have talked about one day owning sheep! But we move into our first soon so baby steps, loved the video+tips ❤
What a beautiful fleece and a great sheep!
Hey Katie, are pregnant sheep harder to shear?
Sometimes, for sure! It depends on how close they are to popping. The ideal time for everyone is 60 days out. But there are only so many shearers and a lot of the same lambing dates 🫠 the closer they get, the larger the challeneg
I absolutely love y’all’s channel. Nd now that y’all have made the information available it’s even better. Also. I love the idea of shearing not for food production but materials that we ware. Thank You for all the kindness you both give to the Sheep. Stay safe.
Gee...I admire you for the awesome work you do!! I am a knitter and know wool. Thank you!!!
Love watching you guys! Thanks for giving us all a chance to play!
Beautiful fleece and shearing!!
Wonderful video. I’m loving this format a lot. What a gorgeous fleece and what a sweet ewe :) You have increased the quality of the video recording, haven’t you? Very excited to see the Ramboulliet!!! 😍
Congratulations to the winners! Hoping there will be another drawing in the future. Thank you for these videos. I love seeing the fiber!
Can u keep the fleece whole without killing the sheep?
I'm not sure how to phrase it. I'm assuming to have a fleece blanket is to skin it. Is there a way to make a fleece coat or sweater w the long wool, b so it looks like your wearing a fleece?
My heart grandpa had a coat that he wore leather size out & wool on inside. Wear it cold Utah winters when he b horseback taking care of cattle. I mainly remember Grandad laying me on top of the fleece & wrapping it around me. Put me to sleep every time.
The fleece comes off with out killing the animal, a pelt would be the skin (leather) and the fleece. That would entail the end of the animals life. Wool harvest doesn’t involve harvesting the animal as well 🤘🏻
Love you videos. Enjoy watching the sheep just melt in your arms as you sheer them. You are so gentle with them. ❤❤
❤ I bet that mama is saying "Get the freak off me !! " it's for the best so her wool doesn't get matted worse when the baby or babies come.❤❤
I love watching you work with these animals. You are so gentle and they seem to trust you entirely. Enjoy your videos!
That is a lovely fleece! She looks very happy now that the heat is coming a little babe or babes with be coming. How great! Thank you for shearing Katy! Love❤k
Thank you for taking such good care of these little critters! Wishing mama a safe delivery and a happy, healthy baby.
I love watching your sheering films. You and your wife are the greatest. 1:58
Love watching your videos i just was curious and i totally lost time and watch about 10 videos in a row and suddenly it was bedtime here in Holland (Europe) never thought i like watching this but the contact with you girls and the animals is absolutely amazing. I am a fan now😊🤙love from Myriam
Grumpy baby, that is bizarrely adorable lol
I love your show. I have never seen this. I'm a city girl from Cape Town South Africa. I know when you say Africa people think we walk together with wild animals lol, once again love your show.
털 깎는 영상들 많이 보는데
단언컨대 당신이 제일 최고입니당~
편안하고 다소 거칠어 보이지만 부드럽게 리드하는
모습 아이들 아끼는 것두 느껴지구영
본인의 일을 즐겁게 생각하는 마음두 최고에영❤
You have The Shepherdess from Tulsa's Philbrook Museum. How cool!
me: waiting for a little explanation box to pop up after hearing 'she's got some corn back here'.....
3 seconds later: oh, like ACTUAL CORN :D
Yo amo el trabajo la dedicación y el extremo cuidado a los borregos de esa mujer felicidades
I love seeing shearing. Don’t know how shearing used to be done with just clippers. Film of sheep farming from Australia, cut with clippers. The Reavers, I think…
Love those raw crimpy fleeces! Mmmm. ... I saw that lamb kicking you. Mama is going to be so happy to be out of that jacket.
When she said, "We got some corn back here..." I thought that was a shearing term, like a callous or something. Nope. It was actually corn. 😂😂
You are removing pains of sheeps. Thank you sir. Jesus Christ is always with you.
I have no idea why I'm here. For whatever reason, whether lambs or rams or cows or horses, I kinda enjoy the haircuts, the getting nails done, births or just being adorable animals. 😂😂😂😂
VERY cool, I know she appreciates the loss of the huge fleece prior to lambing too. Must get so hot for her. Always enjoy watching, my dear !!!
I really enjoyed this video. Not only was it longer, but you shared some interesting stuff. Thanks!
You know it never occurred to me that animals have the same fetal movements like humans. Not sure why. I even grew up on a farm. I’ve seen cats and dogs having the movements but have never thought to check livestock.
What gorgeous length and crimp! I wonder how many microns?
I really enjoy your videos. Your very gental with the sheep. And other animals you sheer! Your very good at what you do too! Thanks for putting these videos up! :)
I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. I’m a city dweller and I don’t have any animals, but I love your channel. Keep up the good work!
Well it looks like I missed it, Maybe. Since I can't get y'all to mail me a big old double handful I guess I'll find it somewhere else. That was a beautiful place there that you just did. Thanks for the video and look forward to more
I've watched and enjoyed many of your shorts. I was wondering if ticks were something you had to worry about handling so many animals so closely?
Corn😂😂 I thought it was just another “term”…it was actual corn 🤣🤣🤣
Love watching you so gentle, in uk they shear bottoms before lambing mating and some before birth of lambs
You’ve got some gorgeous tats! I wanted to…waited too long and developed a bunch of autoimmune stuff so can’t do it now. Beautiful wool! When the lamb kicked that was wonderful!
What is the weirdiest looking lamb species u have sheered ?
“Got some corn back here.” I was expecting some gruesome insect that you get in the region, and it’s…corn!
I'm not sure if you actually said the next sheep would be a 'creme brulee', but that's what my brain heard, and I actually quite like the idea of a creme brulee sheep 🐑 😊😂
Ii truly enjoy your method of shearing. You try to take off the yearly growth in one peace while others dont do so, they chop here or there.
I have tried watching others but it seems to me how much that is wasted.
Oh and i like when you talk over the editing.
Stay safe and drink plenty of water .
God Bless you and your partner.
Little voice from inside: "Get AWAY from👿 my mommy"!
0:30 ngl that looked so rough and I felt some concern over the sheep.
But unlike some people, I have the situational awareness to see that the sheep was completely calm and didn't look distressed at all, so it clearly didn't hurt as much as it looked like it should to me. Animals usually let their dissatisfaction be known and you clearly know what you're doing.
I just see how people's empathy can get hijacked with clips like that.
Its so interesting to see the fleece come off the sheep. It looks like hard work. I am interested in looking at your shearing plant, I have only ever seen plant in shearing sheds here in Australia, run by old Lister machines. How do you run yours, can we see? What do you do with the fleece? Thanks for sharing your interesting craft with us.
When she said "corn" i expected a text box to pop up describing what that was code for, but nope, it was literally corn!
I didn’t even try for contest. I have no where to go to finish fleece.
But cool anyway.
I am to much of a perfectionist i think to even consider going into shearing... aside from the chronic hip and back issues. I wouldnt be able to leave any ridges in the sheep after
thank you for explaining all the shearing/sheep terms! i love learning about these things!
How do you clean the fleece do you take it someplace to have it done sorted and washed. I'm on the East Coast I just wonder if there's something like that in our area to I'm sure there has to be we have a lot of alpaca farms I'm on the northernmost part of West Virginia.
We all feel the relief for Momma Sheep in the shearing ❤. Such a Weight off 🫶😘😍🥰🇨🇦❤️
New to this channel and finding it super interesting! What is rue, exactly? I assume we're not talking about sprinkling flour into beef stew, haha!
Good job Katie. 😁✂️
Mom-to-be deserves a nice, relaxing Lavender
bath after her trim!
That neck fleece is so impressive. It looked like a foot of hair fell away from a 4 inch swipe.
Thank you for being so kind to God’s animal’s
For some reason I thought sheep shearing would be done on a table. Instead you just roll her around to get the places you want.
What amazes me is how you and your wife can spend that much time together and not want to choke each other by the end of the day. I love you both. And your shearing ain’t bad either.