Her MOM and DAD both need HELP

[@robertl6196]

The bull appears to be getting all the fiber he needs.

[@debbielove5993]

I call BS 😂 ❤

[@artchic528]

Manure for days…..

[@Mrspjb-bw1ks]

Or he's had a handful of laxatives.

[@nolalove7054]

😄

[@carcassraid]

I figure he's just relieved to get a short break from the kid

[@Nisie23]

He won't stop crapping😂 Can you image the smell?😂

[@renferal5290]

I really like that the baby is still with mom

[@annaabney1420]

That's because they are beef cattle. Commercial beef breeds are good mothers. Commercial dairy breeds are not.

[@sanniepstein4835]

@@annaabney1420 Dairy calves are removed from the dams so the farm can take the milk.

[@annaabney1420]

@sanniepstein4835 yeah. Because the cows are crappy mothers. And because the calves would become sick because they produce too much milk. If they left them with the cow there would be a much higher death rate due to neglect and scours. How many dairy farms have you actually been to?

[@donnarodgers9269]

The baby hamburger is with mom hamburger

[@renferal5290]

@@annaabney1420 I know of a small organic dairy farm where the calves stay with the mom. It works out really well. The farmer gets what his needs, and the calves get what they need too. I reckon that it works because it is a small farm

[@martenmaarten]

omg thats the cutest little girl 🥺🫶

[@missweenieboys2]

Very cute baby girl! Her Dad is so pretty in pink. I hope baby girl doesn't have problems with her feet like Mom does.

[@nemogris7748]

That's what i thought. I don't really understand why they breed with animals when there's a genetic condition already.

[@kouhai2456]

​@@nemogris7748 Corkscrew hooves are very easy to keep in check with regular trimmings, and it won't cause many, if any, issues that way. Think of it as a human having bunions. It can be painful, yes, but it's not any reason to prevent someone from having children. As long as the cows are healthy otherwise, there's nothing to be worried about.

[@ivyraeshay]

​@@nemogris7748there's nothing that's been done regarding testing to know if this trait is genetic or not

[@AHunterInTheShadows]

​​​​​@@nemogris7748There's wild animals who get this just to point this out. Happens in the wild. You can try to prevent but it's just something that's passed on, not comfortable if it gets bad, but as long as there's ways to get it taken care of, they're fine. If not, they're picked off. Also, some of these conditions develop later on so it's not like they were born like that. And sometimes it skips a generation or two. It's just really sad to think that people assume that some of these problems are only in domesticated animals.

[@EvenRookiesCanWrench]

Dropping deuces as he gets a pedicure 😂

[@Jen39x]

Nothing as cute as a little calf

[@leenacloudberry8049]

What a coincidence; I was gonna name my daughter 143!❤

[@MG-nx2dq]

😂😂😂

[@shirleyw8720]

😂

[@meganbarber3599]

An old friend of mine and her boyfriend used to text 143 to each other. It meant "I love you." 143 for the number of letters in each word.

[@carcassraid]

143 has just become a celebrity! I think this whole hoofin' community is obsessed with her now (myself included). It's really cool to overhear a bit of everyday chitchat with the farmer in this video. I don't know why but it makes me feel like you invited us to an exclusive party haha

[@AstraSystem]

That baby is beautiful! And that bull really is very patient.

[@ColdHandsMagee]

My favorite part of trims is when you round out the tippy toes, so i thoroughly enjoyed this video ❤️

[@Blackpapalink]

Honestly, the wind doesn't bother me. It adds more to it if anything.

[@carcassraid]

Same here! It creates some dramatic tension haha

[@Marcaline99]

1:02 I think people tend to forget how long ago we domesticated these animals and/or they don’t realize how quickly selective breeding can influence their evolution. Plus! These animals do have a way for healing these problems you see, but we can help it heal faster.

[@cindyrissal3628]

A guy exhibited his polled Hereford bull at our fair one year. Im from the western U.S....The bull was big as a feight car & (apparently) very friendly. Hed give people rides & all he wanted was cookies & neck scratches. You do have to be careful around anything that big, but he was a cool guy...beef breeds are genrrally nicer than dairy bulls. Dairy bulls have quite a reputation for being nasty...

[@timearp8185]

Farmer has a good handling system setup. Good to see he's on his beasts as well, clearly knows when they're off.

[@msinvincible2000]

Aww, the cute baby!

[@rawcado]

What a nice looking cow family!

[@hpnut4ever]

Always love your videos, they're so informative and interesting to watch. Adorable little babies help too! Such a sweetie.

[@andrewkelley9405]

My heart almost dropped when you started backing that bull up.

[@bobbibaker5877]

Moving the bull backwards like that is textbook example why moving cattle effectively and efficiently is very important!!

[@annmarie1260]

Was this family discount day?? 😂❤

[@mbvoelker8448]

Calves are the cutest things.

[@kathybrandt6060]

I’m glad to see you could help that small family. Also, it’s a very end of your video you showed us another bull It’s hard to put into words how handsome that bull is.

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

143 is a cutie. 😊

[@KimberlyAtkins-r7f]

I’m so glad there are people out there to help these animals. I never even knew this stuff existed! It’s amazing!

[@jjfaris]

Thank you, Nate

[@jemreandeau3583]

Nice family. All babies are adorable ❤.

[@pkonneker]

Wow, that was a very chill bull. Cute baby!

[@Kasiek2011]

Great video! Thank you, Nate.

[@VideoGamesMaster]

Oh my god that baby cow is adorable

[@nian60]

Aww, baby cow. 👶🍼🐮 So cute. 🥰

[@Liz_678]

Baby is so adorable 🥰.

[@MaryLowrey-m7m]

Lovely little family!

[@daniell1483]

I think that might be the longest hoof I've seen. Wild!

[@OrinsGreekChannel]

I worked on a dairy farm for two years as a teenager. One can always count on getting splattered when working on the back end of a cow, regardless of whether you are milking or cleaning hooves. I'm glad you didn't edit that out. Brought back some memories that I can laugh at now.

[@Nornie07]

You're a breath of fresh air nate❤ 🇬🇧

[@Crafty_Chari]

Thank you for another great job.

[@JonathanFox-uj1rv]

Got the whole group. 😂😂 but jr. is sooo cute.😅😅😅

[@dmr6640]

What a beautiful family

[@theresethomas6276]

Adorable baby

[@HappyComfort]

Heehee! 😂 I wonder what Mr. Macho Bull thought of his pink foot decor 🤣

[@QueensYarnBoutique]

The little calf is so cute! 😍🐮🐄

[@AudreyLMcFarland]

The calf is adorable. It never ceases to amaze me with the hooves. Serious pain, at least it looks like serious pain.

[@Ironlantern723]

This Job must really stink. I mean can you imaging the amount of bullsh*t he has to deal with?

[@kartoffelschale6494]

great that you show us mom and dad and baby 😍 and how funny, mom had a really fluffy udder 🤣

[@mardiweber2951]

Nate, have you ever seen cows or bulls that are kept as pets? I guess what I’m wondering is, the bull seemed very calm and nice, would that be because of the way he’s been treated? When I lived in the country, my neighbors had cows. One was more of a pet, the others they raised as beef cattle. I live in southwestern Pennsylvania. I’m pretty sure I remember them having their cows hooves trimmed. Thanks for your videos. I like your friendly, easy going way with the animals.

[@ahwell9984]

From someone whose farm family lost a neighbor to a kindly treated, docile bull: you ALWAYS have to be extra careful around bulls, no matter their breed or how calm they are. Bulls keep being bulls, and that means sudden changes of mood, unexpected aggression, and tremendous power.

[@Ecf6336]

And sometimes it's the friendliest ones you most have to watch for. These are massive and powerful animals; an overly affectionate bull who just really wants attention can break someone's ribs shoving them up against something. One of the first warnings I got working around cattle was exactly in reference to that; a bottle raised bull who had almost sent his owner to the hospital completely by accident.

[@neep5929]

I always appreciate your detailed explanations when it comes to your videos. Not only is it interesting to watch it's also very informative. Thanks again Nate.

[@debbielove5993]

And he goes to great lengths to NOT make it extra gory too. He's as gentle and caring to these animals as he possibly can be.

[@ShadowGames666]

Am i the only one who just wants to give all 3 of them a hug?

[@mackjones8934]

Wow. I got here 58 minutes after posting and already over a million views. Way to go Nate,🙂

[@blackqueen164]

Million views? Where?

[@mackjones8934]

@ holy shit I looked at the wrong number 😅

[@izabelcristina3325]

Nate sempre tão cuidadoso e competente!!❤❤❤❤

[@judym3634]

What a sweet face!! ❤️

[@marisvalentini]

that baby does certainly approve the trim!

[@flamingtorrent2109]

Those parents are setting a great example. Cute little family

[@TheAnonymouse83]

I've just recently found Nate the Hoof Guy and I LOVE these videos!! Probably watched about half of them by now in the last couple weeks 😂 Please keep your videos just the way they are!!! So many shows and youtubers add all kinds of annoying loud background music and crap like that. These videos are perfect just how they are! Great honest narration and info. I feel like I could go to a farm now with a bottle of chlorhexidine and some salicylic acid and treat any problem 😀

[@chrisbetter9806]

I usually watch the hoof gp but I'm American so your English sounds smoother to me

[@khomo12]

Cute baby👍👍👍🐄🐄🐄

[@dethmaul]

Cute little crabby baby face!

[@RH0604]

Oh the baby 🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@atimidbirb]

That is... a very calm bull, all things considered.

[@TimeTravelReads]

Very cute baby!

[@LDD-yh1bu]

Aww sooo cute.

[@Lukelins1]

I like when you talk to the farmer. You go into our Midwest talk

[@rosariodagosto6484]

very good work nate dude...

[@moorishlighthouse]

Mans really had to take a shit! 😂😂 he gonna be relieved in more than 1 way

[@romanybiscuits8248]

Keep up the vids Nate

[@Sangria]

A rare family episode

[@LDD-yh1bu]

Book came today, can't wait to start reading it.

[@danielstephens1185]

I'd say the bull was so docile, he didn't give a s**t, except that he clearly takes at least one during his turn.

[@johncameron4194]

The family is too cute

[@steven.h0629]

Dang those big bulls are intimidating just looking at you 😁

[@lowbudgetbob1155]

Calves are so cute.....

[@melissakrickel3388]

no way you put on that pink bandage on the bull😂 but they all look so sweet and kind🥰

[@reneeadolph1309]

Beautiful cattle. This was fun to see.

[@sarahkrebs6402]

old NTHG videos: Do you see the tiny whiteline lesion there? new NTHG videos: Yeah I guess there was a white line problem there. lol.

[@jessechristensen1074]

I'm always amazed at how well animals hide any injuries and pain. Makes me wonder how humans have so quickly forgot that biological urge to hide injuries from predators, or if we ever had it from being among the top predators.

[@kleineportugiesin9784]

I also always like to look at the faces of the claws. 🥰

[@thinkpinkSTL_est90]

ANOTHER ONE coming in CLUTCH!.. 😍 🥰

[@natorious314]

Baby got her eyelashes from dad, both looking fabulous 😂

[@danielrunkle815]

Another great video!

[@jjggbbjunk]

I would not have guessed that hoof trimming for cows was even a thing, much less a career. It is pretty interesting. Nice that folks can help the animals. What would happen to similar ruminants in the wild if they had a hoof lesion? Seems like they would become lunch for wolves or lions or whatever apex predator in the biome.

[@kpool694]

Oh the cutest gal

[@tobo434]

Idk how but this is the first video where I’ve noticed the cow pooping down the poop shoot😂

[@asimally9468]

143 IS MY BABYAS ALWAYS NICE TRIM ..

[@TheDragonseason]

there's a mic cover called a fur windscreen if you want to help mitigate wind noise

[@katestewart-taylor9736]

I’ve never seen a dairy bull trimmed. Daddy said they were very dangerous, and once artificial inseminaton became widely available, farmers got rid of dairy bulls

[@KrystalKairi]

Something about the long toe trims is so satisfying to me...

[@damonried1720]

That bull was thinking "Aww man, be for real! You don't have any black socks?!? I gotta go run with my boyz after this."

[@billdornan4379]

Kindest regards 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@keriepatterson4735]

The wind noise just makes the video more immersive

[@jeremyzaloum3443]

When that bull checked you out in the end😮😮. Family visit

[@syd.a.m]

Speaking of baby, are there any occasions where you would need to trim a calf? Or are they still so small yet that these kinds of issues don't occur?

[@joeydalroh]

💜🐄💜🐄💜

[@Shulchan]

He sure left you a big tip

[@granny-nyan]

Aww lil baby ❤ Do you have to trim them sometimes too? 😮

[@mikekruger3105]

Even though I am a small town boy. I find your videos interesting and informative, even I can tell other video on the subject or props for teaching purposes while yours are clearly real in the field work. Other ' sites show similiar work on horses, I have two questions, dose this craft require special certified training? can one person work on both cows and horses?

[@FarmersWife43]

Ah, black cows (and bulls) always look good in bright pink.

[@goatmealcookies7421]

Has breeding for increased size and weight caused cattle to " outgrow" the size and weight bearing capability of their feet, leading to increased hoof injury?

[@SarahLittle-wk6oo]

First cow should be named “sir poops a lot”

[@charleswieand4445]

Any bovine can unalive at least once even the friendliest pet can have a bad day.

[@annaabney1420]

Ooh, haven't seen you do a lot of beef cattle feet!