BULL'S HOOF CAVITY OOZES PUS!

[@Dave-id6sj]

That first bull was a cheeky bugger, chatting the cows up and helping himself to a feed. Magnificent looking animal as well.

[@sklauda1]

He's so cute!!!!

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@anthonyboitnott7140]

He has his priorities straight

[@justinschwake6332]

Hey heeeey ladies!

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Best lure and treat I've ever heard of for a bull, to both teach them to come, behave, and go where you want them to go, is a few slices of apple dipped in blackstrap molasses~ ;)

[@autumnskyes5633]

That first bully wanted to have a snack with his ladies before he takes them to his place. Those bulls are so docile; like big grass puppies!💙😍😘

[@TheZinmo]

It is good, that they are docile. They are scary powerful.

[@Whiskey.T.Foxtrot]

"Grass Puppies". 😂😂😂

[@DJSpike-ft9yw]

Lol any farmer can tell you, they are docile when they are in a good mood. They can turn into one ton wrecking balls if they get aggravated real quick.

[@ronweber1402]

I grew up with pigs and our boars were mostly docile too and we could move them around easily because they knew we were taking them to nookie so they followed us like puppies. Same as bulls though they can go from docile to real aggravated real fast and some of the big boys can be 800 lbs or more.

[@amylarson3958]

You obviously haven't run into a bull, recently. Have you ?

[@kathleenkoch9993]

I love how the bulls were so much more comfortable after their pedicures.

[@azura3277]

All manly men get them 😂😂😂

[@candicens0214]

I love this channel 🐮🐄. How I went from pimple popping to hoof trimming I’ll never know🤣. You and Craig take such good care of the animals.

[@eveforsyth6727]

I also took the same path 🤣🤣

[@liberalsforliberty]

I think a lot of us took the same path. I don't even know how it showed up on my recommended. In the beginning o wouldn't even watch all of it, but I ended up subscribing, like most of us do 😂

[@brandijames3807]

🤣🤣🤣 ... Went from dr pimple popper to the toe bro and found this guy.

[@liberalsforliberty]

@@brandijames3807 I skipped the toe bro. Guess there's another channel I have to check out!!

[@cindyedge9127]

Same!!

[@christinaholcomb1093]

The first bull was a cutie. Looked like a big stuffed animal that needed a big hug. He seemed to know that you were the guys to help him out! Thank you for making him feel better!

[@sabinekoch3448]

Completely agree…🤗🤗🤗

[@eldaroses.g.r.7945]

He was so chill, too! 10/10, would give ear scritches!

[@jennsadventures84]

Ok KZbin friends. Please tell me I am not the only one who finds this satisfying? I mean how cool is it to see these animals feel better. And the GP talks so calmly and has a sense of humor. Am I crazy or weird 🥴😂😬🤔

[@CynthiaN.6005]

Both?? 😂😂❤

[@kirkc4696]

No. Just like me.

[@manuelabenoit1912]

Then we're all crazy or weird. 😂

[@FortheBudgies]

I think I love these videos because I'm constantly fighting to get doctors to believe my pain and help find the cause and solution. Graham is literally providing care to prevent, find, and creatively treat sources of pain without patient input. It's what I need a doctor to do and it's cathartic to see someone doing exactly what I need with so much compassion and skill.

[@sillystring2121]

I love watching bull trims to be honest. As a Taurus, I heavily relate to being lazy, a big softie, wanting to be the centre of attention, and stopping to eat when I shouldn't.

[@SweetLifeBakery]

Bull trims are my favorite.

[@pamelakell6604]

So, I'm addicted! But I have to tell you all, I can't peel a potato now without thinking about this channel. As I'm peeling, I see claws...not potatoes. I peel away the skin as I'm laughing my head off. If there is a bruise on the potato, all the better. My mind starts thinking "OK let's see how far this tracks". It's hysterical! Me laughing all by myself cooking dinner. I'll never look at a poor potato in the same way again. Thanks Hoof GP for all your content!! Sending warm wishes for a very Merry Christmas from New Mexico, USA.

[@282828lisa]

I never look at another potato the same way again!

[@sabinekoch3448]

That’s hilarious! So well said - I feel the same…

[@manuelabenoit1912]

I'm glad I'm not the only nutball. 😜

[@ta1yn_88]

Ya know it's a good day when The Hoof GP uploads a new video! 🤘🙂

[@expatmousse5196]

So he should do it everyday day then, simples👍🏻🤣🤣🤣

[@Devin3Anthologie]

Right you are!👍🏾😁

[@leebass4833]

Most definitely!!!!

[@Mystickrage]

No when he posts it normally means another cow has a problem with there foot. Hes a messanger of passing pain

[@expatmousse5196]

@@Mystickrage on a positive note he’s helping a cow rid of their pain

[@Radagast49230]

It always amazes me how docile the bulls you are dealing with are. I remember the bulls on both my uncle's and grandfather's farms would never allow a person to get that close to them without attacking. They were basically there to cover the cows and be mean enough stop both human thieves and the odd bear or large pack of wild dogs coming down from the mountains. Whatever pasture they were in was a no-go area. If you needed to split them from the cows you had to either lure or drive them into an enclosure, they would attempt to trample any person that got to close to the herd or themselves, they would charge tractors that went into their pasture, you couldn't put them in a barn they'd halfway kill themselves breaking out and damage lots of stuff.

[@alyupde9337]

Working at a live stock auction I would see both types come through

[@davidmaltais2912]

Usually if they are docile it's because they know that he takes care of them and most likely have relieved pain for them in the past. Cows are super smart

[@nancyfaitsch233]

Your videos make me happy because you are making these cows lives better.

[@angelagreen3642]

That curly headed bull was adorably beautiful. 😍

[@horrorfan7148]

It's always great to see a lame cow walk away from the crush in less pain then they went in. Loving your videos

[@midala40]

My father was from England. He studied Farming but he did artificial insemination. Not sure if he did trimming since it was the late 50's early 60's. I feel if he was still alive he would find this very interesting. He moved to the state in the mid-'60s did not continue his training in farming. Now I find your channel interesting snd I am learning a lot by watching your Videos. Keep up the great work.

[@CindyLMunger]

I think I’m finally getting “it” and recognizing the various problems when the camera focuses on them. Far from completely but better than when I first started watching. A nurse

[@sharonclifford7539]

The bull with the sore near fore, seeing the heel flexing away from the hoof wall made me squirm. He’s a sweet natured big fella. 😊

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

I thought he wanted to visit the babes, but no, he wanted their special food! Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays, guys! 🐮🎄🐄🕎

[@gail6552]

I wanna pet allll the cows!!! LOLOL and those bulls were so handsome!! Love the confident stride they had after their trims!

[@jamesmckenzie3532]

Nice answer to the two claw question. Gracie gave another when you and Craig used a horse block to fix several issues between her two rear hooves.

[@bahmdiggity9577]

How on earth did I become fascinated with this subject matter? I subbed a while back and watch new vids quite quickly after they’re put up. I love the aerial shots of the landscape. I was in Scotland at the end of 2019, I miss it and I want to go back. I took over 600 videos and photos on that trip. Beautiful country. Much Love from Georgia, USA. Cheers.

[@dawnjensen3565]

I always get excited when I get a notification for the Hoof GP!!! Such fascinating work you do!!! It's almost hypnotic!!! Thanks for sharing your incredible talent and skill!!! ❤🐮❤

[@haggielady]

Thank you for the intro, filming ALL of both bulls and being your usual charming self. Merry Christmas.

[@dorothypapineau8283]

Oh boy a new HoofGP!!! Those bulls were a lot more passive than some of the other breeds! I look forward to your next video.

[@Marissa_loves_Jesus]

These videos are satisfying to watch. So happy to see you’re really putting some TLC and caring for these animals.

[@jptrustno1]

Sir, ur a good man. U genuinely care about those animals and u understand them greatly.

[@dianer.9461]

Graeme, these bovines really keep you on your toes. When dealing with living organisms, anything can happen/go wrong. You are able to learn and adapt with each new problem. The carvable wood block works so much better than the partial horseshoes you used in the past. Was that on Gracie? Thanks for bringing us along.

[@mstrdiver]

Did anyone else catch themselves turning their head to see better @ 03:20 as Graeme was trimming away the bull's white line issues and uncovered the massive abcess?

[@li22ietopper26]

@@mstrdiver LOL! Yes, every time!!

[@Zogg1281]

@@mstrdiver 3D TV, save us!!!!

[@BuzzyStreet]

@@Zogg1281Just hold the smell-o-vision.....

[@ingjerdjonsson8105]

@@mstrdiver Haha.. I do that all the time! For example, trying to look under / over an arm that stands in the way of what is happening there. ... And gets a little surprised when the view does not change :-)

[@andrewjohnstone963]

I live in Ayrshire and many years ago worked as a dairy man for a while and found it one of the most satisfying jobs ever Im a vegetarian and am now 61 ive not eaten meat since i was 19 and i think it was the welfare of the animals i gave it a go. I have nothing but praise for yourself and others who give the treatment for animals to feel better Im amazed at the amount of horn on a cows hoof and love watching you clear and clean up the animals hoofs and the relief they receive. Im so glad there are good decent peoplr out there doing good 👍 🙌 👏 👌

[@leelee7731]

Poor guys. Thanks for helping

[@lauriewagner6804]

He's using the Appleton today!! I love watching how the real hurting cows and bulls come out of the crush walking so much better. It's like a magic machine!! lol

[@stevenkofoed1698]

I wish you could have taught me 40 years ago when I could do the trimming. I trimmed many a hoof, but your way was much better. I truly believe keep them as comfortable as possible!

[@heatherklick3667]

I can tell you read all the comments. Love to watch you work like every one else. Relaxes me at night. My hubby said he came upstairs and saw I was sleeping with my phone still in my hand with you still talking from one of your episodes. My hubby thought it was so darn cute!

[@heatherklick3667]

Try not to be too sensitive from mean or know it all. Just keep doing what you do best. Make animals feel better. That is what matters most.

[@alykatx]

Thank you so much for everything you do for these farm animals. You rock!

[@denisethompson3819]

I have advised my two grandsons to watch this channel. Both are interested in medical matters concerning non human animals. Both were very concerned that no needles were given to help with any pain they might have. Well that started a veterinary conversation. You and the cows are on the no 1 watching programme. Thanks mate.....🤨😾

[@dan8402]

Poor big guy! He felt so much better he decides to stop and say hi to the ladies on his way back to his pen!

[@agua9999]

YOU’RE IMPROVING‼️ excellent job at 3:21 in not causing bleeding by nicking live flesh!👍🏻

[@deniselaraune4817]

Thank you guys so much for helping those big beautiful animals feel more comfortable. Great job done.

[@c.l.j.jardell5811]

Today. Is. Happy. Valentine s. Day. Hope. Your family is. Enjoying it.

[@sondragill6739]

The immediate response to walking more comfortably is the BEST.

[@christymcada3089]

I love how you actually care about the individual animal!

[@outoftheburrough]

I love how Craig is just stood watching you shove the bull out of the feed trough Graeme 🤣 I'd be interested to know which crush you're preferring for bulls, it seems you always have the Appleton from videos but not sure if it's just coincidence/not enough opportunity to use the KVK for bulls yet

[@clarapetrosky7039]

I enjoy these. I’m an old woman and things have changed a lot

[@bracegraham4242]

Greetings from Michigan in a balmy and strange 50+ degrees day, I enjoy watching your videos and how you walk through each trim you do, also I noticed when you did the live Q&A last week my name was misspelled, 😂 I've since corrected it, always a joy to see the animals being taken care of.

[@dawnpalacios8312]

The bull was visiting his girls and being cheeky to Graeme.

[@kbs8597]

Too funny! Craigie Boy stands in the back ground loving every minute of Graime’s struggle with the Bull to move him to his pen.😂😂😂😂

[@lolanelson9634]

It would have been kind of funny (or not), to see what happened when that bull gave Greame a piece of his mind😏

[@kbs8597]

@@lolanelson9634 That would have been a sight to behold.😳😄

[@mattjohnson1775]

That has got to be rewarding. I can feel the INSTANT RELIEF you bring to these animals. God Bless You guys!!!

[@mfc4591]

Hahaha that bull has more weight in his head than Graham has in his whole body. Respect for pushing him home!

[@anthonyfigueiredo8695]

Thanks for what you provide as a incredible service to all these animals that i can see you love

[@brianthesnail3815]

I love the way the first bull just nochalantly flicked his head and casually dispatched Graeme when he pushed a bit too hard to get him back in his pen.

[@lauriebradley8295]

These two big boys are just lovely. You sorted them out Graeme. Thank you for your wealth of knowledge. Hi to Craigie Boy🇨🇦👍🏼

[@missharry5727]

Hereford bulls are so handsome. I saw some at an agricultural show some years ago and they were just gentle giants. Dairy bulls may be smaller, but much more dangerous.

[@rebeccaburrow7199]

I have heard jersey bulls are vicious and want to kill you, which is so funny to me considering how famously sweet jersey cows are

[@missharry5727]

@@rebeccaburrow7199 they are notorious

[@mphorse1]

I love you leave in your bloopers.

[@geneawisea2708]

Thank you for your work helping all of these beautiful animals feel better!

[@deputychief441]

You guys are just awesome!! It makes me so happy to see you fix these fellows for the ladies.

[@acelialeedy7923]

You are such a gentle and compassionate soul and a wonderful man. You can tell a lot about a person by the way they treat animals and watching you handle these cows and bulls and whatever other animal you work on with such love and gentleness, well let's just say it restores my faith in humans a little bit more

[@sjager1964]

Your videos really got me interested in and curious about cows and hoof health. I looked around for other videos and info and NONE are as interesting, engaging, and informative as yours. You include personal tidbits and show offyour beautiful Country as well as educating us about the job you do and how it relates to the overall health of the view. You can tell you are proud of your family, your country, and the work you do. Love you and your videos!

[@jamesg6792]

Graham your country is absolutely beautiful and looks so peaceful. I love your videos and your complete love for the animals. Keep the awesome videos coming.

[@LouisPeppie]

I GOT MY BOOK, SAVING GRACIE, I’m so excited to read it with my daughter. We watched the videos and now we have the book too. Thank you so much.

[@KyrieEleisonMaranatha]

These videos are oddly satisfying. 😃

[@lindasheppard1498]

I am a big fan from Canada. I grew up on a little farm & like cows very much; bulls not so much. Great videos.

[@KnockedupNout]

I love how that first guy was not even bothered by you shoving into him to get him to keep walking😂! They're so beautiful and powerful and so loving at the same time.

[@paulettemcwaters8557]

I watched the Farm Life story, so very nice of you to gift the farmer with all the extras!

[@MattAtHeart]

I watch a lot of different trimmers videos, but I enjoy yours the most. Cheers sir!

[@deathx6661]

I just wanted to thank you for posting your videos. Everytime i watch I instantly relax so again thank you very much

[@katherinekelly5380]

He’s feeling better and did not want to rush off any where “Well, hellllloooooo ladies” says bull#1

[@WhyNot-kq8gb]

the bulls are so cute! the lil curls on his head makes him just so adorable. and he was flirting with the cows. he knows he’s cute 🤣🤣

[@Spike-ck5tj]

Those bulls had a sweet temperament. I'm glad they have some relief. Great job.

[@jillmoore7908]

Jill.M. Thanks for looking after a pair of beautiful bulls

[@shirleylaboy603]

Those big guys carry so much wait it's not surprising they develop issues with their feet. Great job Graeme. 🙂❤

[@bladethorn]

Don’t just say lan amazing podcast”! Name drop, I love finding new podcasts!

[@mariearmstrong7718]

I love hearing about the science you apply to getting these hooves better! So interesting to see how different members of the herd get through their lives. Great work, as always!

[@debbyweedpond5582]

I just found you guys , first it was the music then the scenery. Now it's what you do ,thank you

[@angelasamusements4786]

Man, when that huge hole opened up on the first bull, my jaw dropped! I was NOT expecting that!! Great job!!

[@gloriasmith4246]

Yay! So happy you posted. You’re absolutely wonderful and darling and amazing! Thank you for blessing my life

[@rebeccapoorter7353]

I've been 'behind' on watching my top KZbinrs and now I'm back to watching and I'm so glad I did because your videos are so wholesome and they make my day. Hope all is well. Stay safe, loads of love xx

[@juliefeasal8878]

Nice to see such happy and in love with the ladies bulls! Glad you got them feeling better!

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

It is amazing how good you are at finding problems! I feel very proud of you and the work that you do!

[@chrislewis2792]

I don't even live on a farm. But I really enjoy learning and watching these videos. I do think what you are doing as far as educating people is really great.

[@jenniferthacker4231]

So glad the bulls are feeling better!!! You do such a wonderful job!!! Good thing that first bull was friendly, he was so cute!!! 🤗❤🤗❤

[@ARCTrooperNox]

Sick as a dog but that cheery demeanor always lifts my spirits. Much appreciated.

[@robynbarnes1535]

Loving the Hoof GP shorts, but there's still no substitute for the original informative format. A very Happy Christmas to you, Craig and your families from Australia!🌞🎄

[@Rwcreal]

THIS GUY IS GOD TO ALL THE COW HE TOUCHES I LOVE ANIMALS I SUPPORT U 💯

[@samvimes7446]

I’m sure I speak for all the fans when I say that we would watch the regular trims too. Awesome video as per usual, and hello from Texas!!

[@streitrat]

Yes, I was going to say, you need to do few vids of normal trims at normal speed, as a few ppl are dissing you, saying you are going too fast!

[@Michael._The_Storyteller]

nice to help the Boys too, and for a future video ? The drone shots of your little Village is wonderful, one you had must have been done during a festival, at least that's what is looked like, Maybe you can get your Mum to spread the word, does she still run the Coffee shop ? it's nice to see a person so at peace with, and in love their Job. for you, and others lucky enough to have a living from their Joy. after having so many 'Jobs' in My Life it's nice to see.

[@ritapokorny3722]

I enjoy watching your videos even though i have nothing to do with cows, it keeps me thinking differently and my mind busy. Keep it up. May you and your family be blessed

[@dollsNcats]

I have NO clue how I got here . I’m just a city girl but I do love all these Animals 🥺🥺 I just like seeing them feel better

[@katherinecollins9636]

Greetings from Northern Maine. We are.on day 2 of quarantine. Grateful for a little Hoof GP break.

[@belindascanlin4639]

Both beautiful beast! Love them! There’s nothing more then saying that hasn’t been said 1 million times. I admire what you do, your thought process (inventiveness) & desire to fix, it is a statement.

[@caroldavis5877]

I checked out your brother Bob's channel. It's very interesting. I also enjoy James's channel, with his beautiful sculptures. Your all creative in your own way.

[@lifeoflucretia]

Yes, I did see the video u mentioned. It's clear y'all had a wonderful time. LUCRETIA

[@debbiestickney9626]

I love it when you have to trim a Hereford as they are my loves. Love your channel and the life you share with us.

[@veronicalake2751]

Thanks,👍 Good Job Helping 2 Bulls Out.👍🇺🇲

[@FortheBudgies]

OMG that first bull is just the cutest thing ever! I love when he shows he's a bull with a bit of a head butt and then sticks his head back in the food.😅

[@suzan7161]

You make my evening after a hard days at work. I always look forward to a new uploaded video I can watch. You and Cragie boy makes my day better. 💙💙🐄🐃

[@pumperswife2248]

Another awesome video. Glad to see you help get those bulls back to their Studley strutting.

[@Vosilich]

My friends tell me that I am crazy because I watch these videos. And I like it.

[@bethenecampbell6463]

I was complimented on my tartan cow tshirt today! Nice work with the bulls. That first fellow was feeling so much better he decided to stop to chat with the ladies on the way out. It must be very satisfying to see such improvement right out of the crush!

[@janetf9076]

I don’t always understand why you wrap some hooves and others you don’t. Thanks for the explanation. That’s why I have continued to watch you from the beginning ❤️

[@CarrieMK]

I went from cat care info to dog and cat grooming to sheep shearing to cow hoof trimming. Hi from Ontario, Canada! 🇨🇦

[@kathrynhelm4176]

Those are two Big Boys! Hopefully they’ll just bounce right back following your excellent care. 👍🥰❤️