Shearing Through Lice, Mites and Dirt! - A Day With a Traveling Shearer

[@HaizeyWings]

I do not own a fleece-bearing animal, I have never owned a fleece-bearing animal, and I probably never will own a fleece-bearing animal, yet I just can't get enough of these videos!!!!!!!!!

[@amybettencourt3404]

Ya, there's something really satisfying (and relaxing...) about watching people who are so good at what they do. I have a few channels that I have just for the relaxation factor.

[@kittenkorleone2918]

You would LOVE THIS SHEEP FARMING LADY! She shows the ins and outs of her daily life on the farm with her family. I bet you'll be hooked like I am! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZiQpaOjqNqceck

[@mediocreclementine7649]

Making me start daydreaming about caring for fleece-bearing animals

[@marthawightman3536]

I agree.

[@trinadavis7746]

You guys are great

[@KimmieHD]

I recently bought some wool from someone who said they got their flock of sheep shorn by you in Texas. They told me about your tiktok and KZbin and said y’all were great shearer and entertaining lol. I had to give your channel a watch and I gotta say, I love the commentary and enjoy watching the shearing journey.

[@natbb9]

Awesome use of the word, "shorn." I've found my commenting soul mate. Lol!

[@jpduffy2003]

Worth mentioning that at only midday they were already an hour behind schedule.

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

@@jpduffy2003 that happens. Sometimes animals aren't as cooperative. It's also easier to do a bunch at big places rather than several stops.

[@lillaurap]

How much does Llama wool go for if you don't mind me asking ?

[@janethalken8269]

@@jpduffy2003 I am totally puzzled by this comment. Do you own a rival shearing company that keeps a tighter schedule? I can't fathom how they get so much done in one day, with all the variables that are in play. I can't believe they remember the names and history of each lovely animal.

[@American-Jello]

Careers in the trades are the way. These women own their own business and answer only to themselves. They fill a huge need in their area, and have a skill nobody can take from them. Kudos.

[@cwavt8849]

I was always a hard worker and, as a young woman I thought that I could outwork anyone. But, constant 12/14 hr days really wear you down. I did it for over a year, no days off and no down time between jobs, but eventually it starts to wear you down. I hope that you ladies have a plan on how to continue this as the years take their toll. Love to watch y'all work so well in tandem

[@alicecain4851]

I have thought the same and hope they get some down times possibly during cooler times. I have noticed that they work in some extremely hot states that may be able to shear no matter the season. I'm also not sure how much they get paid - by hour? Per animal? Plus gas/travel? I watched 1 day, 8 stops, 309 miles. With their truck they used $78.00 just in gas. So they have to be able to charge a decent amount to make enough money. I hope they're also making good money with KZbin and whichever other group they're working with. And have back-up plans for after they're in their 40's. I remember feeling OK in my 40's but that by the latter part, parts of my body wrangling students for 25 years was getting old. These girls seem smart though. I bet they've got plans!

[@battles146]

@@alicecain4851 with the number of views and subscribers, they make good 'retirement' money from their youtube channel and am sure they're planning well for their future - not aware if their other channels are monetized but if our subscribing , views, comments and watching here, all for free, helps them reach their later years goals so be it! onwards and upward! love these soothing and informative videos and wish them many happy years of doing what they love to do!

[@bethb8276]

​@alicecain4851 I was surprised at how much traveling they do! That alone can be exhausting, top it off with such physical work I'm not sure how they do it! I also hadn't realized how many states they rotate through. I guess I thought shearers would mainly work in whatever area they lived, like a large ranching community. Hadn't occurred to me they would travel so far. It has to be very seasonal work too, or what I call feast or famine work. I wonder what they do in the lean months? Some other kind of work perhaps?

[@aubreyjackson9770]

I work in healthcare and have a lot of stress in my day. One of my favorite decompressers is to watch your videos. Thank you for such great content!

[@tjoseph1392]

I agree AJ! I work in a children's hospital and I've told stories about these lovely gal's and their shearing antics to the kids!!! These videos always gives me a smile!!

[@dawnwalus6587]

@@tjoseph1392 ". lol""…"l … "

[@lilwil-ns3uo]

Me too. Work at a children's hospital!! She is so good at narrating her day and doing some education. Love this channel!!!

[@robertaswain764]

I never thought watching shearing would turn into my next yt addiction! You and your wife make such a good team too! Liked and subscribed!!!

[@ruthstamp6340]

Hahaha, so true We sheared our own as a kid. It wasn't easy and we weren't so pro. Love watching this too!

[@panamasrose]

Wow! This was beyond awesome. Found myself just mesmerized. Love the shearing, plus the education. Thanks for sharing your lives with us. 🤗

[@rightchoiceshearing]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@missmiss975]

Couldn't have said it better myself. Loved it. You girls are great

[@On3Lov3ly]

I'm really addicted to seeing her shear this animals and relieve them...🥰

[@blackbean4509]

Im just as amazed & I'm always learning.

[@the7thdean1]

My sentiments exactly -- this is awesome. Hope they end up on the Animal Planet.

[@jensing6889]

The way the coat rolls off reminds me of the way kinetic sand looks when handled. Such relax, much calming.

[@James-ih4gz]

I have to say you both are very lucky to found each other as friends then later married together it's like something from a movie. It's really sweet story

[@Lottydon1649]

You work so hard but I think the reason the animals are so calm is because you both have calming influence’s… I can really understand why your customer’s come back year after year. Not only do you do a great job, but you have a wealth of experience, which means that you truly love the animals and your work. 🙏🌈🙏

[@sabrinaevans8746]

There’s wars and hurricanes going on but I’m here watching this! It’s therapy after all

[@stephaniesalazar1827]

I need a show. A full blown, massive budget, shearing production on all my streaming platforms and cable tv. Love your vids, love your energy and love learning about what you do! 🤘🏽🐑🐏🦙

[@bestaqua23]

With rescue storylines !

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

I agree. I know absolutely nothing about shearing, used to think Alpacas were gross, and yet I absolutely LOVE these videos. This deserves a tv show!

[@sweetdrahthaar7951]

These vids are really that good. I know I would watch. The scale does a nice job. Wow that hill country is beautiful👍🏻

[@ashleeolson3466]

I love this channel! You are so knowledgeable about every animal that you shear. My friend has alpacas but she keeps them unshorn for our Utah Winters and she loans them out to local Boy scout troops that take them on their 50 mile hikes in the high Uintah mountains. the scouts carry their own packs and the alpacas carry the troops food.

[@charliespinoza1966]

You are firmly in place as my daughter’s go-to vids to help her sleep. Seeing your work is so fascinating and beautiful!

[@PhoenixFires9]

I get that! It’s soooo peaceful : )

[@christieerickson318]

Oh wow! How fun was that to watch “a day in the life” with you and your wife! You two work HARD! I love how not only are you telling us about your day but you are educating us!! And as someone else said, did I just spend 20 minutes watching a llama get sheared? Hmmm, yes I did and enjoyed every minute of it. LOL

[@Prince_Silver]

I love the way the blankets come away. The fleece looks so fluffy on that side. Also now I want to get some undyed black alpaca yarn because it looks like such an amazingly lovely colour

[@PhoenixFires9]

I get mine at the local farm fair. It’s all cleaned and ready to go. I’ve bought some beautiful browns and blacks. I bought some one year that was the colour of pure cinnamon. Check online and see if there are any local alpaca farms. Sometimes they sell fleece. I’ve also bought some online from Scotland. Good luck! 🌷

[@catsberry4858]

​@@PhoenixFires9 wow! Thanks! We actually have alpacas here so I'll check. How much would the wool cost, like for a blanket size?

[@PhoenixFires9]

@@catsberry4858 I have no idea. That’s way more than I buy : ) I usually buy a fairly loose bag for about $18 to $22. The bags are about 10” X 14”. You can only fill them so much because you need room to tie the bag closed. This is for wool/fleece that is not dyed. Dyed fleece is a lot more costly. I was going to post a picture of one of the bags of fleece but it won’t let me. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@PhoenixFires9]

I buy it for felting little animal shapes and stuff so I don’t need huge amounts : )

[@catsberry4858]

@@PhoenixFires9 thank you!! Gives me an idea :)

[@VocalArmory]

The blind lady literally stimming melted my heart like how her fiber melted off her body when faced with your shears, your commentary is a perfect addition to the video and I loved the satisfying peeling of the blankets on all of these beans

[@dpaul8813]

Just found your channel. Shearers are so underrated it is sad you do such a service for the animal and the people your job is not easy. I process Alpacca wool and turn it into beautiful yarn thanks to people like you who love what they do I get to do what I love. Thank you for the respect you show the animals you shear not all shearers are made equal you make a beautiful team keep up the fantastic work. Have a great day 🐑(new sub from Canada )

[@valeriepeavler8401]

I love how you talk about the animals with such love and understanding.

[@frankmartins3151]

Love your words, I agree !!

[@dodiebondwood]

I absolutely love how gentle and caring you are with these beautiful animals!

[@drummergirl495]

Love the longer videos and why am I watching animals being sheared??? I have no earthly clue but am thoroughly enjoying it. These gals are cute (can I say that?) and amazing to watch and listen to…continue on ladies ……♥️

[@rightchoiceshearing]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! When the next spring starts, I want to continue these so people can follow along on our journey. 🤘🏻💕

[@scottessery100]

@@rightchoiceshearing so educational and really appreciate your passion and dedication. Thank you

[@quicksilvertears921]

I absolutely agree. The longer videos are really fun.

[@barbryll8596]

As soon as I saw a longer version of you guys I clicked! You both must have backs of steel! Love watching all that lovely wool peel away. This is surprisingly entertaining! 👍😁

[@rightchoiceshearing]

Thank you!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@yourthrockmorton]

I love the day in the life vids! All so chill and informative! Makes me want to learn about shearing. It looks so satisfying, I can only imagine it gets more satisfying to actually do it

[@rightchoiceshearing]

Actually, while I shear, I just watch where my shears are going! I don't appreciate it until I see from a distance!

[@juliestrickland7754]

That paint, tho! Gorgeous!!! And I always love that beautiful shade of smokey grey. I can picture a soft sweater or throw blanket made out of the resulting wool. Lol, those donkeys! I love it when you guys do the whole day videos. And may i just say that y'all have got to be some of the hardest working ladies I have ever seen. And your dedication to making sure the animals are as comfortable as possible during shearing is awesome. I lift an ice cold, first drink burn Dr. Pepper in salute!!!!! Thanks for sharing your busy lives with us. My granddaughters LOVE watching you guys!!! I do, too. I put your videos up on the tv so they can see them good and they just sit there glued to it. After I explained that they weren't being hurt when tied up and why they had to be, my 4 yr old tells me every time that " She's not hurting them, Nanny. It's for their safe. "😂😂😂😂

[@Ayaforshort]

I've been on KZbin for almost 15 years now. Never did I picture my self falling asleep to this. But I love it. And I feel less guilty about loving wool sweaters and blankets.

[@Thiriously]

I've always dreamed of having a herd of alpaca, big small, just two. I don't care. I absolutely LOVE them and watching random sheering videos brought me to you and honestly you're all I want. Your content is lovely, educational, you're realistic and you show errors and issues along the way. Even genitalia which was fascinating. Thank you for making videos and for sharing your lives

[@elizabethcolgan1111]

I love your commentary. This is so fun and relaxing. Your explanations and knowledge are great. So is your sense of humor.

[@kristinekirwin229]

I love how gentle you guys are with the animals while still letting them know who is in charge. I enjoy your videos 💕!

[@dianech]

I used to live near Wimberly and San Marcos, beautiful country out there! So mesmerizing to watch the wool being shorn off! Thanks for sharing!

[@robertmyers2661]

I have much respect for ya'll. I am an old goat and sheep shearer so I know how hard the work is. For being self taught the strokes that you use are good. I am glad to see that you are showing everyone about a lost art God Bless Ya'll.

[@Allison-e6n]

I think it's your authentic passion for what you do, AND the fact that watching the shear is TOTALLY satisfying and relaxing! Thanks guys.

[@SilverPonyKat]

I clipped show horses for years and I would recommend nylon for the hair repellant factor, but seeing how the animals you do- it all comes off in one piece, you don't have it getting stuck in your clothes making you itch like crazy. It is nice seeing someone that also has a calming effect on the animals and teaching them that it's a good process and not something to be feared. Like you guys, I often got a number of referrals because the animals learned to enjoy it and it was easier on everyone. Keep up the great work!

[@kimberlycrouch7228]

Ok, ok, so I’ve been binge watching Nate the Hoof Guy here lately, and I do mean BINGE WATCHING. Add a lil horse hoof shoeing, and now I have discovered your channel! Oh my word. Who doesn’t adore seeing all that hot and sweat trapping fleece (?) coming off in huge pieces? Love y’alls energy and commentary, and definitely your understanding of the animals behaviour and kindness in how you work with them.

[@sheilawatson2355]

I love the fact that you are self taught and so wonderful at your job!!!! It definitely shows that you love what you do and care about the animals!!! It’s refreshing to know that you try so hard not to Knick and hurt these babies!!!

[@sydneymomma11]

Man, so dramatic about his front legs! The spit cam was a hoot. Watching the silent shearing, I thought "Wow, that was so satisfying!" right before you did. 😄 I've enjoyed catching your shorter clips, and these almost 20 minutes flew right by. Your enthusiasm is infectious. 💗

[@fe4rlexxv249]

I loved watching you go house to house and seeing all the animals today. This is a great channel. I've already turned on my son and my daughter to you two and they love you as much as I do. Happy trails

[@christine4670]

You're both so gentle with these georgous animals 🥰 Fantastic relationships! And so satisfying seeing them get more comfortable!

[@mooncakerabbithender7203]

I have only just discovered your channel and wow!!! I have become mesmerized by seeing those sheers glide through removing the fur leaving leaving little delicate patterns on the skin. How amazing! you both work long hours with such dedication and passion for the animals . and all that shearing without nicking their skin. So impressed.xx

[@KA-mo7nd]

I've seen your content in YT shorts and I absolutely had to sub!!! I love the energy of the vids because your passion really shows! These animals are not common where I live so it's really entertaining and educational for me.

[@marciaspiegel5280]

You are kind to the shearees. And they're all so cute. I petted a sheep once, marveling at the thick wool.

[@KCCAT5]

I cannot begin to tell you how satisfyingly enjoyable your videos are. I love watching the shearing there's something ASMR about it but I also enjoy learning about the different sheep and the llamas and everything that goes along with that life. Your voice overs are on point.👍🤙

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

You can tell you both truly love animals, and take great care in doing your job instead of just trying to get it done at any expense.❤

[@theseventhgeneration6910]

Great show. Y'all make it look so easy. I'm so jealous, I can't stand it! Lol I love the hill country with all my heart. I visit from Houston at least twice a year. I've spent many hours walking the Frio and collecting trash. More needs to be done to mitigate how much pollution gets tossed into that beautiful place. My grandmother used to frequent Neil's in Concan. My great-grandmother used to "boot scoot" at Garner. My partner and I keep tossing around the idea of moving out to the hill country and starting a rescue farm. I'm still on the fence and about a million short. His family frequented the same places as mine as well. It's a crazy small world sometimes. 🌈 🦄

[@lostboi210]

Why r these darn animal shearers so intriguing!?! Love love love this darn channel!

[@kimberlykay1495]

The commentary on this video is my favorite part. Very quick witted and hilarious. I loved it

[@soymilllkkk6152]

I love ur work! you and your wife are literally goals 🥺❤️

[@rightchoiceshearing]

Thank you so much!!

[@CrowCoded]

Did I just find a wlw couple who treat animals and care?? I'm so pleased, I never see these channels recommended to me and I like this kind of content, but it's always hetero men (no shame to them). It's always nice to be able to relate to the stuff I watch. Keep on vibing, you two. 🥺🥺🥺

[@AnnaH-qt9nl]

I really dig these “ride alongs” that chronicle a work day for you:) more please !

[@daleenalberts5829]

I love your vocabulary and the words you use for "things". And you have a soothing tone of voice. It's always a pleasure to watch and listen🌾🌻💖

[@jailelitaker9921]

Thank you for sharing! I’ve learned so much just seeing your videos. I’ve convinced my wife when we get our own farm we need at least one sheep and a llama 😂🥰

[@Cherrymount5872]

Hello from Ireland!! Just to say you're both two great ladies working together so well, the farms of Texas are lucky to be able to call on you to do an excellent job. I love the videos learning about all the different fleeces and the best way to handle the animals to make the job easier. Well done.

[@katrinashostakovich3607]

Man, getting to drive around hill country, seeing these beautiful properties, to shear and interact with a bunch of cute animals for work- AND doing with with your mate is so cool!!! Literally would be my ideal life. I'm jealous lol I dont think I could handle being in the sun that long which sucks but otherwise I would frickin love it!! Right on 🤙

[@susanstone6889]

I love watching you work. You are so gentle and loving to these animals. I find it very soothing. You are awesome!!!

[@sybilhaynes454]

Its nice to see a couple with so much passion and quality workwomanship; it's just great. The whole world needs to learn mannerism, good at their jobs and love what they have selected to do for a living.:):):):)

[@xymoriintus]

Your channel pops up sooo much and i watch most of the pop ups so finally subscribed to you! Ive seen other sheerers and you two are by far the most gentle and caring for your clients! Great job!

[@updownstate]

When I lived in Israel it wasn't uncommon to see a group of camels doing nothing. In towns or the middle of nowhere. Not tied to anything, nothing to eat or drink, no people in sight, just laden animals with bright colors wound on their halters, going nowhere. Of course llamas are a whole different animal but watching your channel gives me happy memories.

[@pjchambers738]

I came across you ladies by accident late one night. And I have been hooked ever since. Y’all are awesome! You very obviously love what you do and love the animals too! The animals seem to just melt into you and trust you completely. Thank you! Looking forward to more videos

[@thecrazypinkcatlady]

AJ and Charlie have got to be the most beautiful alpacas I’ve ever seen. Charlie ‘s coat coloration and pigment distribution seems similar to mitted colorpoints in cats. The Himalayan gene.

[@sabrinaprieto7242]

I love your passion. If you are passionate about your career, you never work a day in your life. And you have a wonderful sense of humor. Thank you for the videos.

[@patriciasmith4220]

I've watched several people's videos on shearing, and this is the best by FAR. You are always positive and upbeat while also being educational. Great work!

[@kimstanymyr6049]

What an incredible team you guys are!! Really enjoyed this, it showed just how physical your jobs is and just how well you treat your furry clients!!

[@haloweenuk2822]

This week has been so uplifting having found this awesome channel and thoroughly enjoying whirling away the hours on these uploads. I don't think I have ever been so captivated. I had never even thought about shearing let alone been interested in it but that has dramatically changed now. This is by far my favourite channel on you tube. Let the good times roll 👍

[@georgiegirlization]

Wow you're an amazing team, really hard workers, much admiration. I take my hat off to you both 🙏😎

[@SString215]

From a fellow Texan, I really enjoy your videos and am happy for your success in your awesome videos here on KZbin and other social media platforms! 🙌

[@grandmadusty2518]

I loved watching you and Darien thru tour 14 hour day. I just came upon this video and I loved it. Before this I only saw your Shorts where you only show one sheer. Thank you both for sharing.

[@cjmedlin3649]

You two provide a crucial health process! Ive learned so much about these animals. You both rock. Great educators.

[@hiobi1172]

It's so satisfying and educational watching you both shear the alpacas and listening to your commentary on your work day. You make the shearing job looks fun, but I know it's hard work through and through. I wish you both lots of love, happiness, fun and make lots of $$$ shearing.... lol 🥰

[@helenhodge-croom9635]

the leg avoidance lean😄just like young horses do when they don't understand it won't hurt and you don't bite! beautiful animals!

[@sukiBambina]

I like needle felting and knitting so I’ve always wondered where the fibres come from. This is so satisfying to watch!

[@Waltuwe]

Ahh yissss, that's the stuff. Really satisfied the itch with this one! I also really love your owl tattoo! You two are awesome!

[@zeroqp]

It's so inspirational to watch you work. You're so concise and professional, and still manage to inform and entertain. I'm happy you're here to share your passion with us.

[@zeroqp]

Oh, yeah. I was wondering; if the client doesn't want the clippings, do you take it off their hands? If so, do you ever sell it for extra income?

[@cass973]

The Lama that leaned, push ,squat was very interesting to watch. Like a 2 year old having a cute fit

[@BEV0323]

I enjoy all your videos, you 2 are very good at what you do and y'all are very cautious with the animals. I am very impressed at how thoughtful you are in caring for each animal. It's obvious you care very much for the welfare of all animals, thank you for that.

[@lisajohnson7056]

My 2nd time watching and you reminded me of my niece looks and demeanor. She worked on her grandmother's sheep ranch. I love the show.

[@laurawilson9163]

That was the fastest 18 minutes and :49 seconds ever! And my attention span is USUALLY 2-3 minutes MAX. You are fantastic! Very enjoyable video, ladies! Love your content! Thank you.

[@MyLifeMyWay]

I had no idea that this is what I needed in my life. You and you’re wife are adorable. Thanks for the satisfying vids

[@tinahoward5931]

I loved your description of what their friends might be thinking. UGH, they're melting!!🤣😂

[@cydppalley2644]

First time subscriber. So glad this popped up. You girls are amazing. You must have a lot of Ibuprofen in your house for your backs. Can not get over how superbly you work together and it makes me happy to know that you enjoy what you're doing. Looking forward to more of your uploads. I'm hooked! 🥳💐👍❤️

[@ariesqueen7073]

I have to say I really enjoy y’all’s vids! Y’all do a great job 👏! And the Shearing is so beautiful! I love how y’all comfort the animals to keep them calm. I’m a subscriber for sure!!

[@wendynordstrom3487]

Dang!! Those 14 hour days must be EXHAUSTING!!! But I have to say, it's so very satisfying to watch you work. Glad I found your channel!

[@ReptilesGeniales]

You girls are doing a great job!! I only cut angoras (rabbits) but every 90 days, that means four times per year. Their skin is super sensitive and frail, easy to nick. I haven’t found a shear that actually works for them due to the fiber being so soft that it gives away, the only thing I’m able to use are special scissors that are extremely sharp and bent into a slight U-shape. I built my own spindles of wood and spin manually on my spindles. It’s a great hobby!! The fiber from angoras are 9 times warmer than sheep wool and the finest natural fiber in the world!! ♥️ Love your work!!

[@anje388]

I admire that you guys would work outside in the Texas heat. And you do amazing work! Thank you for sharing your work day with us!

[@sandradisher9886]

Wow !What an incredible video.! You work so hard and sooo many animals!!They look so beautiful when you are finished .

[@cherbearian]

You both are so amazing with your clients; you can tell you really care about their health and comfort. You're awesome 🥰

[@BalletReena]

Love your videos! For the llama who didn't like his front legs getting sheared, I wonder if the trick we use for horses would work. When we need to work on a leg, we have someone lift their opposite leg up and hold it while we work on the other. They can't stand on two legs so by holding one up, it forces them to keep the other down. Now mind you, they definitely can do a quick hop on three legs, but for the most part it works quite well.

[@jennifermoore643]

15:05….She says “As much as I enjoy watching it I can’t help but wonder what do the other animals think when we are shearing their friends?? Do they understand that we are just giving Jill a hair cut or does it seem like maybe they are having a bad trip and all of a sudden their friends started melting.” 😳😳😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@flohollingsworth7226]

I love your videos! Your love for the animals and the shearing is so evident, in both film and your comments! Thanks for sharing your world!

[@LuchiaNoname]

Just found this page and I am so loving all these videos! Can't wait to see more

[@tinabeall5941]

I enjo watching your videos. I am always amazed at the strength the two of you demonstrate with animal after animal. I appreciate the education of the videos even though I am a city gal. Hello from Casper, Wyoming ❤

[@anitajanes4693]

I was shocked...no tickled that I found that the fascinating young shearer who came to MO to sheer our single pet sheep! I missed seeing you for the last couple years, Sheepdog passed away 3 years ago.. keep on sheering... Love from MO

[@valindavanalstyne6095]

I really enjoy watching you shear the animals the alpacas and sheeps. I've been watching for about a month and I really like the way you narrate your channel. Thank you😊😊

[@DianaDahliaBee]

Day in the Life is one of my favorites. I look forward to more!

[@ellenpalmer8571]

I love your narration while sheering! You are an entertainer. :-). Also love the informative parts.

[@1144abbsug]

Love to watch shearing……it’s fascinating and, strangely, makes me feel cleaner! Thanks for bringing me into a world so different from mine. It looks enjoyable! Well done.

[@ztgglis]

Your videos make me happy that your animals feel better when you visit them. Mesmerizing. Well done ladies. You have a lovely and noble career.

[@theearl3871]

I HOPE FOR MORE VLOGS. You guys are seriously radiating with passion ✨. This was so relaxing.

[@sarahbatcher6749]

I just love watching a full day of what you two do it’s just amazing. I know it’s definitely hard hard work but the love and care you put into it makes it very enjoyable for us to watch

[@Angelica71771]

Wow so much shearing! I loved this video so much!! So much cuteness and such gorgeous places. You guys are awesome at what you do. Thanks so much for ALWAYS putting out such great videos!

[@dorothyn4457]

It's really relaxing, for me, to watch you shear those animals. Now that I've watched several videos, I've learned a lot and can see the dirt under the coat. Thanks for doing a lot of explaining.

[@ssoozee]

Honestly, I just love you! And you and your wifey are darling. “He juked us …” so funny! Have you two shared your background/history, how you both started a shearing business together? And your love story? You two are so great. I subbed to everything! Hugs! Your videos make me so happy!

[@roxannmartin4621]

Absolutely amazing!!! Best video yet💯. Loved seeing more of you both. What a team. Your commentary is so relaxing. You can tell you ❤️ your work. The backstory you give about the animals is touching. Thanks again!!