I still don't know what he is scanning for? I have 9 sheep now and never scanned them, whatever that is.

Kinda wish these guys were in the US, but i havent found anyone

Not making anymore videos?

You have bought a very fine Tractor, Gratulation.Greetings from Germany

Need to make a come back lad

Hope alls well there now and everything going alright and hopefully we’ll see another video at some stage now ahead 👍👍

Hi there , just looking back at some old videos, don't you do them anymore

You still in business?

do you still own the kymco? how has it hold up? any faults ? thinking of buying an new 550i .

Hello there hope alls well on the farm there and perhaps we’ll see a video again soon from the farm there ? Take care now & good luck with everything 👍👍

Hi, you make tagging lambs look so easy, two at a time! wish you would put more videos on you live in a beautiful part of the uk. love to see more.

You still filming mate? 😃

Miss your vids. Hope all is well and have a happy new year!

Sam I do hope you will make a new video soon to keep us updated on life up there. Whatever's happening Sam I wish you the best seasons greetings and a Happy New Year to yourself and the family. All the best from the Peak District.

Hope your coming back with more videos. 👍🏻

What is a gimmer

Do you farm on the street. Between sedberge and Kirkby Stephen. I worked around that area of New Biggin on Lune. On the Road to little Asby. The place it's self was Gracetemoor. I believe it's changed its name to Larks meadow. It belongs to a stone Waller.

What sort of tractors are those. They are a bit fansy. I still have my old Massey Ferguson 390T. Bought new in 1997 and still going strong.

Sam you've not been about for a while hope everything is OK and just wishing you well up there.

Hi, where abouts in swaledale are you? i’m near muker

Runrig the ocean road? Nice!

Keep up the good work

Don't trim there tails so they don't get fly blown

is that a sheepdog laying in one of the pens lol seen it last video

That was great again Sam and what a bonus to have had some decent weather for lambing too, much easier to have some lambing outside naturally. Coincidently have just moved our old cast iron bath that has served as a water trough since 1989, and yes it needed a good swilling out too.

Another great week of lambing. Keep them coming. Love your calm demeanour around sheep. Sign of a true professional.

I've a feeling the only time you're ewes see the mountains is in the distance from green fields + cake .all you're gimmer ewe with double lambs???

Brilliant video.

Wohooooooooooo Lambys xXx

Brilliant video... like the idea of tagging and marking as they lamb.

Great stuff Sam, hope it's still going OK up there for you.

Awwwww Lambys xXx New Sub

Nice video always good to see new life coming on the farm, some nice lambs there young man thank you for sharing.

Great video Sam 👌

Going well Sam. Those Swales seem to just get on with job as they were bred to do. We start here about May 1 with blackies and cheviots in Maine USA. Will look forward to your weekly reports. Good luck!

I Really enjoyed watching what good care you give sheep and helping deliver Lambs..Also, love your dog and how he helps you. Thanks for telling us what you are doing. Lovely country scenes. Good Job ! Our snow here in Iowa USA has melted...Spring Here Soon !

Lovely video and the weather doesn't look too bad ✅✅

Sheep are looking well grass looks very green aswell

Absolutely brilliant! More of this..Thank You.

One way to keep the control on the wind is to mount a little flag on the tractor, that way you know the direction of the wind

Eh up Sam what happened there lad at 6.18-6.19 Did you have to edit out a bit of bad language as you had started spreading with the wind then next second all the back window was clarted up with muck. My first muck spreading job at the farm where I was working he was very keen on always spreading with the wind to keep his tractors nice and clean. Nice pair of Leylands, 270 and 272 synchro since you ask, well it was the mid 1970's but it's a job that for normal sized family farms has not changed. As for the fertiliser price it's absolutely shocking but here we never used the stuff as all our land is permanent grass, with just muck from bedding out the sheds spread and that's it. Grass is full of clover and wild flowers. Hope you washed that muck of when you got back. Fabulous shots of the muck spreading, really enjoyed that. All the best Sam.

Nice spreading straight lines and even🚜💯👍

I usually have to driver like hell to get a good spread pattern from horse muck otherwise the rotor spreader seems to dump it all out as quick as it can 🤦‍♂️

In Ireland fertiliser is £1000 a tone for 20-10-10 atm

Thank you for your very homely video 👍👍

Sheep dipping, you’re assholes!! Someone should to this to you!!! How can you do this shirt to living animals!! 😭😭😭🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮😭😭😭😭😭🤮

Lovely lambs

A busy day there

Sheep looking grand there!

Hey Sam good job you were all wrapped up warm for this job! I don't know at what height you are up there but here we are about 1100 ft and we found that too many twins can simply lead to a much bigger attrition rate, so although all twins would be fantastic it just was not practical, or economical. I think, as you say, that anything around your 140% mark would be about as high as you would want to go, unless of course you could offer them all luxury indoor accommodation!