This SIDEWALL is COMPLETELY BLOWN OUT

[@jocelynbarker-zi9xv]

I just did a marathon watching your videos all the way back to 3yrs ago 👏🏾👏🏾 I live here now 💯☺️

[@dailydoseofchrist2688]

Be like that here 😂😂🤝

[@Beb_73]

I was wondering who coughed... Never thought it would be the cow 😂

[@yves555]

LMAO me too😭😂 I literally replayed that part again just to make sure I heard right LOL

[@ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

same i definitely said wait was that nate or…? 😂

[@krissyseay8338]

I did too I had to hear it cough again because in my mind I thought she just sneezed. Animals are just amazing they make the best sounds😂

[@jinnafer]

I love that your girls are almost always calm and patient. It speaks volumes about your interaction with them (ofc the farmers have a role as well) and I think a lot of it has to do with your presence that you show. I know everyone has their own way of going about hoof trimming and I do not know enough about it to judge, but my observation is your trims are pleasant which I value so much. Other trimmers I have seen tend to try to get really aggressive filming, while laughing, joking loudly and trying to be super fast all the while trying to sell something. Their cows always seem so reactive. Each to their own but thank you for showing what careful and patient trimming is about. Your focus is the cows well-being. Thank you for being a good human and caretaker! Be well! ❤

[@11and1is12]

They even malinger hoof problems for some extra attention from Nate 😂

[@petershakespeare9817]

Yes nate, cows are lucky to get you being so gentle and empathetic! Keep giving that love❤

[@NeurospicySteph]

💯 Agree! The best hoof trimmer 🏆

[@dustylover100]

Seems like the cows know Nate's coming.

[@srundmc1]

This is so stupid, why do you need to tear another channel down to praise Nates?

[@CM-sm6rs]

Nate, l love your channel! No loud music, frantic weirdness, or selling stuff l don't need during the video. Your voice and expertise in how you come across is wonderful. You love the girls, and it is apparent in the care you give them. Thank you for such a relaxing and educational channel!❤

[@billycole852]

Or flexing his McLaren and AMG in the background

[@nemesis8140]

I agree plus that boring depressing music

[@LimeLivesMatter]

I don't know about y'all, but I like watching both of them, with music or not ❤

[@cokes42]

​@LimeLivesMatter same here. There's plenty of room for both. It's all therapeutic for me

[@jacquelinegay177]

Thanks Nate! You are a natural educator, I always learn something new.

[@ew2170]

Me too!

[@m.ccheddarbox874]

I bet you never thought your videos would get 20 million views. Who knew so many people needed this in their lives.

[@12345.......]

You wouldn't have convinced me this was possible 20 years ago. But now I gladly watch these, or Engels coach shop, where I have watched a 15 minute video of Dave sanding a carriage wheel while explaining his method. What a time to be alive.

[@olivenboo]

the other cow was telling the one in the chute how fabulous she looked with the pink wrap you were giving her!😊

[@vault7137]

Never thought of cows coughing before...I thought the farmer was standing there. 😊

[@cra0cristal]

In Brazil, when we want to say something will NOT happen, we say "nem que a vaca tussa", which translates to "not even if the cow coughs". It's like saying "only when the hell freezes over".

[@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997]

The retired scrub tech in me will always be fascinated with the surgeon's (trimmer) skill and the anatomy of the patient. I am forever grateful to Nate's videos for the learning experience and the nice reminder that I had the pleasure to hold one of the coolest jobs ever, for 29yrs!! Knowledge nerds unite!!

[@carcassraid]

You always explain things clearly and take us through the whole trimming process, even when it seems confusing at first. Your channel is fantastic. Thank you for all of your great work!

[@undergithen3420]

As a long time viewer I really appreciated the explanation with the sharpies. It's especially useful for people who come across such videos for the first time.

[@Dude_Diligence]

I dunno why but I always enjoy the sidewall videos. They seem more complicated and gnarlier lol.

[@RearAdmiral_Teabag]

I watch both you and Hoof GP. I definitely like both but I prefer you prefer your simple, right to the action approach. The world needs more good people like you in it.

[@dom4517]

I feel like I have to fast forward and mute Hoop GP, but I can watch Nate no alterations

[@wsw70]

I stopped watching the hoof gp, it became overly dramatic and insincere.

[@yardleywood7585]

​@@wsw70In your opinion. We don't know either Nate or Hoof GP, only what we are shown.

[@candiejo3869]

Nate is by far my favorite to watch. He's thorough, gentle, and so informative! #1 place to be for trim videos ❤

[@AC-sn7fz]

I’m so glad that my son and I started watching you first. We watch you before bed at night, it’s so soothing to us both lol I’m sure that sounds weird! 🤣 you and the way you handle the cows should be the standard for all others in our not so humble opinion! 😉 you do such a great job and handle with such care and grace ❤️

[@lynnmeese55]

I've rode, trained, shown, stood 3 stallions with a total of 19 head all at once. My farrier has been with me for over 15 years. We both watch your videos and love them .❤❤❤

[@johnaclado7953]

Do horses get crazy damaged hooves like cows do as well?

[@lynnmeese55]

@johnaclado7953 Depends on how long they've been misused. I've seen them with curled hooves over 22 inches long. It's horrible 😞. But usually bounce back. Not for riding, but comfortable.

[@NanceN_12]

Nate, have you always been a hoof trimmer? Maybe a Teacher? Public speaker? Something about your voice is so easy to listen to, understand. You need to use your voice for audiobooks or something. Your videos are so informative but the way you explain everything makes them easy to follow.

[@ellenbones]

Exactly what I thought.....his voice is very relaxing and calming. A relief in this hectic world lol

[@AHunterInTheShadows]

He's not always been a hoof trimmer but he grew up around cows as a kid and helped hoof trimmers. And then he was working with cows again after college, helping a hoof trimmer again and then decided that he'd ask the hoof trimmer if he could teach him. That guy did teach him after he paid him 8k in USD for three months of training and thus became a hoof trimmer. I hope this explains some things!

[@hello.Hello.HELLO_U.]

I love this channel. The cow cough sounds like a human cough.

[@krissyseay8338]

You're right it does. When I first heard it, I thought that maybe the cow sneezed, lol.

[@petenice2956]

Nate is the best, These other hoof trimmers don't have the control he does with the knife.

[@harryt988]

As always Nate You are diagnostic and caring about these important animals Thanks and God Bless

[@taysezz]

You're always so gentle Nate. ❤ Cow coughs. 🥰

[@GOSOPRO]

Right, it actually seems to me for the most part they sense you are helping them. Hence, other than the occasional twitch while being trimmed are quite calm. It also seems a good portion of the Girls turn around looking back at you after being released from the chute/shute, so as to give you a tip of the hat. Thanks again for this amazing learning experience.

[@tacey01]

Thank you for giving these beautiful animals such good care! And I enjoy watching.

[@ja_miii]

I had to replay the cow coughing because it was hilariously human🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RudeDogRanch]

The cow cough….. hilarious 😂

[@xochitl.mar.z]

Thank you for making the cows feel better, Mr Nate. You’re a hero for em. 😊

[@Technoanima]

Yay! Full length cow pedicures! Today is a good day.

[@linhdo-tb3pg]

Watching Nate’s videos are very relaxing. I think you don’t need to care the comments about other trimmers, you are good at your work. At least, they recovered their hoof well after your treatment

[@Janar0s]

Best hoof trimmer on KZbin! I learn a lot from your channel.

[@callmeJACK_]

8:14 don't blame it on the cow, nate! Lol 😂

[@lisabraz1522]

Oooooh I love your new pink shoe! lol The cows seem to be admiring her pink accessory!

[@TheMlaser]

favoring = giving favors, making it benefit. Not using it means that it giving it fewer strain, 'benefiting' it over the others.

[@jlm17533]

Love watching your videos!! Thanks for sharing and explaining in detail whats going on !! ❤ from Canada 🇨🇦

[@ObamAmerican48]

Welcome back----to NTHG😂🎉👍🏼🐄

[@ralphdavis955]

Great presentation. Now that I have heard a Cow cough, did you ever hear a frog scream. Thanks for sharing. Keep em coming...

[@harleygirl4424]

I believe that they are relaxed because you are gentle with them. Thank you for the video! I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year! 🌲☃️🎄☃️🎄❤️❤

[@tili7299]

Thank you Nate for another interesting video and an inlook to the ungulate claw health! It is so interesting for me! I'm a human doctor, though my specialty has nothing to do with feet nor infections. I think the interest is something alike pimple poping, but of a more medical approach 😅

[@TerryProthero]

You might have been seeing things with the first cow, but I have seen hoof trimming videos where there was a problem that couldn't easily be seen. In that case, it became apparent after it got worse. Until then, not much could be done, because there would be no way to know where to trim. You would be flying blind and could cause more harm than good.

[@lualncol]

you are very good at explaining, and your trimming makes sense.

[@ashas8567]

Your voice cadence is so calming i use these videos to sleep to 😅 and then when I'm having a rough day I just binge watch them

[@Glimmerling]

I have always inferred a hurt foot is 'favored' because one is being more careful with it so it made sense. For all I know thats completely wrong. >_> Thanks as always for sharing! I always like learning about this stuff, and seeing the cows feeling better in the end.

[@JustMe65573]

Nate your voice sounds like Bob Villa. Such a calming voice with clear slow talking.

[@americankid7782]

The Algorithm has pulled me back in after so long

[@11and1is12]

Nate is like Hotel California 😅

[@rocker7yuna]

​@11and1is12 such a lovely place to be brought in by the algorithm lol 😄

[@tdw5933]

Nate I believe your show is like popping bubbles on packaging material, there's a certain comfort to it.

[@WhoDoctor-u2e]

🐄-What just happened? 🐄 --I don't know but my hoof feels so much better! 🐄--Mine too! Thank you Nate!

[@AntoineSteen-f5l]

Hi, Nate. I have no interest in cows at all when it comes to work. They are beautiful animals to take pictures of but nothing else. By watching your videos, and more and more lately, I have gained much respect for your work. The welfare of the cow is partly in your hands. That is why I enjoy watching your videos. A lot of respect from someone from the Netherlands.

[@kingrogers7740]

The markers and explanations are appreciated! Thank you sir

[@kf10147]

I love the cows that just come over to say hi like 5J and now 2615!

[@JeremiahPTTN]

My 8 year old daughter who watches these videos with me before bed wants to know more about the dew claw that you trimmed at the end of the video. I’m not even sure if I spelled that right haha.

[@KaiserRika]

I wonder if the cow that was chewing the chute was the same one that coughed

[@amityislandchum]

Love that you gave us a wide shot of the chute. I've always wondered what the full thing looked like.

[@BonhommeVert.Br.St-Jean]

I find the sturdiness of your tool pretty impressive. No visible bending. Yet you have a good sized handle to apply more force with.

[@TheAnonymouse83]

Halfway thru this video and I thought we were about to get in to some existential crisis 😂🤯😂

[@tamo9520]

It's nice to have company while you're working alone! 😉

[@KimberlyAtkins-r7f]

You are awesome! The cows have to secretly be thanking you! 😂

[@judycook4314]

That looked really painful - so glad that you took such good care of her!

[@xoxojerusha4406]

Glad you explained what favoring a foot meant for a cow 😮

[@realLoVeMeNoT82]

You sir have a new subscriber 😊 love your voice and I love cows 🐮 ❤

[@KatArnoldi]

I love how you answering questions, that are just starting to form in my mind 😂

[@marlaguilmette5119]

Love your videos!!

[@rosariodagosto6484]

great job Nate keep it up 😊😊

[@Lynn-vb4mp]

Learn something new everyday. I had no clue cows coughed. 😂😂

[@sofiepaulsson9456]

Really educational video!

[@LynnyM]

You explained about the term "favoring" right as I started to wonder if I understood it correctly. This whole time I thought it was the other way around.

[@blessedrthosesermount99]

Thanks Nate!! 😊

[@boogeyman3966]

Well come back to nate the hoof guy

[@SquirrelWizard22]

Thank you for a very educational video, Nate!

[@meganbarber3599]

They always turn around and look at you in amazement. You tricked us with that first one!

[@owlgoddess8534]

weirdly delighted by hearing a cow cough

[@rush5906]

Good job keep it up 💪🏿👏🏿 just a little TLC 👍🏿

[@martenmaarten]

4:25 to me the association has always been that if something's your favourite, you hold it close and protect it, but honestly it's one of those language things where either way around would make sense x'D

[@Angel-lt1sh]

Thanks! I’m always curious, do you meet with someone on the farm to give a summary after you’ve worked on an animal? I can imagine some farms are huge with so many cows, so is there like a formal or informal process afterwards where you discuss treatments, issues, etc?

[@toddjacobs5660]

Another great job 👍

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

2290 looked like she had some green discolouration on the back end of that hoof (top of picture). I'm wondering if they get walked through a copper sulphate foot-bath from time to time, as an infection control measure? That would explain the green-blue stain.

[@johnhennebry3205]

Looks great thanks Nate

[@wbfaulk]

The cow is favoring the foot - showing it kindness - by making it work less.

[@XxMarcusAreliusxX]

Do you have cows that remember you and are happy to see you?

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Thanks for sharing. 🐄

[@Michellea-v8f]

I had to rewind it to hear the cow cough!😂

[@private3542]

Cow coughing? Nate, please tell me you're taking avian flu precautions.

[@Peteeymhh]

Bovine vs. Avian.......There's no precaution to take.

[@james9564]

Merry Christmas Nate God bless buddy

[@69adrummer]

Nate, kind of a dark question: How often are hooves at a point where there is no saving them and therefore, the fate of the animal is questioned? It doesn't seem like too often, but I would have to think there are a few cases where if a vet is called in, it maybe too far gone for the poor girl.

[@HeleTCM]

Have you ever considered using compressed air or some sort of low pressure power washer when doing some of these cleanings? Just to get rid of some of the obstructive materials. I have no experience in this, but just curious.

[@goskimtheworld]

Never seen you in camera, good to put a face to the voice!

[@carris9054]

Lo primero felicitarlo por realizar un trabajo tan necesario para los animales y su delicadeza para con ellos. Pero con toda humildad y respeto a su forma de proceder y con el desconocimiento de la materia. Me permito el lujo de sugerir , si no estaría bien antes de proceder a las operaciones oportunas , efectuar con anterioridad ,un lavado simplemente con agua ,para sacar el grueso de la porquería ? Felicitarlo por su labor y pedirle disculpas por atreverme a hacer la sugerencia.

[@bevakathedementedraccoon]

I'm gonna assume you're new to the channel, so welcome. He's explained in other vids so i'll try to power phrase Nate lol. The majority of the time theres no real need to wash and scrub the foot. The first few seconds with either the knife or the grinder removes all the surface horn that would be covered with muck. And the spray he uses throughout to wash away any extra muck or yuckiness from inside the hoof is chlorhexidine (a very strong disinfectant!). the powder is salicylic acid which kills bacteria and hardens the tissue up a bit helping it heal and the wrap keeps it in place long enough to work it's magic. With all the good stuff at the end, a "pre-trim" foot wash isn't needed. My own opinion for this one was, for dairy cows those feet were incredibly muck free lol. They can be WAY grosser looking

[@carris9054]

@@bevakathedementedraccoon Muchas gracias por la deferencia de contestar a mi sugerencia. Y llevo poco tiempo siguiendo su canal , pero decirle ,que me parece un trabajo realmente bueno. Le seguiré . Un afectuoso saludo desde España.

[@rstevenhanson]

Thanks for the great audio

[@robertshrewsbury5067]

That was quite a problem. As you said, there was no way to do anything but go after it.

[@StevenMilne-sm4fk]

Cow’s cough sound just like people 😉

[@jjfaris]

Thank you, Nate

[@Evan11Thomas]

I always think of it as "this one's my favorite, so I'm gonna treat it special!"

[@denisestover2416]

Do you ever give the cows or bulls hay or alfalfa while they're in the machine/while y'all are trimming the hooves?

[@knitswithdirt]

Curious- is the shute portable and you bring it to every farm or does each farm have one? And if portable...can you film what it looks like before its set up? No real reason other than I just need to know! Lol

[@tncorgi92]

Over time have you ever noticed particular cows who just seem to develop problems more frequently than others? Like some congenital issue? Just wonder if you see some of the same ones over and over.

[@gigispridejoy380]

I imagine the smell is always bad, but, I would also think that for the most part you get used to it, there must be exceptions though😂. Then I wonder how you can touch the bottom of the hoof with your bare hand? With all the poop on it, But, there also, maybe you think of it as organic material so maybe it’s just not gross to you? You must love what you’re doing, so therefore you’re comfortable with it? I think it’s wonderful how you care about these cows. How sad it would be if there weren’t people like you who have the capability of caring for these animals.

[@jeffgee6319]

Never thought the most shocking thing about one of your vids was finding out that cows cough EXACTLY like people. But, that just happened.

[@100PercentOS2]

I am most impress with this video though I've seen you tend to much worst cow hooves. What impressed me the most is how gentle the chute was when lifting the hooves which appeared to be done at a normal speed. I read a lot of complaints about these chutes being cruel to the cows which they are not. People need to understand that cows need to be restrained and this equipment is the most human way to do it.

[@nevenkatadic1548]

Nate is zen hoof trimmer. Poetry in motion. HGP is NTHG on steroids😂😂😂 To much coffee maybe?

[@joeblow6417]

Greetings from Winona, MN.

[@a.ham.9856]

Hey Nate, always wondered, what do you do if both claws have problems? Where do you mount a block?

[@fanofkof]

That cough took me by surprise 😂