SOME OF MY LAMBS CAN'T STAND UP! What is wrong? | Day 12 of Lambing 2022

[@deedawson6074]

I struggled a little with your accent Cammie, but I now am totally used to it and understand you, though I know you try very hard to make it slower and easier for the ‘Sheep Fans’ it is appreciated, truely.

[@TheSheepGame]

Thanks Dee. A lot of people say that after a while they start to understand it better. Appreciate you sticking with it ☺️

[@irenedavo3768]

@@TheSheepGame I can understand you! Irene from Liverpool!

[@squallymedal8516]

@@TheSheepGame as an Englishman I'm broadening my accent horizons with yourself and Farmer Phil , let's just say I understand at least 90% of what you say! Farmer Phil.......not so much!!😄

[@GabrielBadwolf]

@@TheSheepGame can understand you…. But I’m from Northern Ireland and our accents in this part (mourne mountains Co Down) that is notorious for people not understanding us. Also gets confused with a Scottish accent a lot.

[@ardeladimwit]

@@TheSheepGame I can comprehend "Lay doon, lay doon" and "good mornin sheep fans, Cammie's the name, sheep's the game" but beyond that in a fog. The rest is diversionary sheep wrestling, wet countryside and kids.Not sure language much matters compared to new Olympic sheep-chasing sport.

[@toniannewilson518]

“There’s a strange man In a headband Elbow deep in a sheep” Love your videos! And your Scottish brogue!

[@maryduff8831]

Your personality and your speech is part of what makes this such a great channel.

[@randuminsanity]

Honestly, I think it'd be interesting for you to do an episode where you just talk in Scots or whatever combo of Scots and English is most comfortable for you. The language nerd in me loves it and I'm sure I'm not the only one of your followers who would enjoy that! Ultimately it's up to you; keep up the good work!

[@polarextremes]

I'd love an episode or part of one like that!

[@HeavyMetalEngines]

Keep sharing that "real" Scotland to the world! I've learned so much from your vlogs. You lambing by the road reminds me of when I was elbow deep in a ewe along a road and I looked up to see a school bus stopped with 20 very confused faces looking out the windows at me as I pulled the lamb out.

[@Cricket2731]

I bet those kids had quite the tale to take home!

[@DandelionDogged]

Your accent is the best! I love learning about Scotland in such an authentic way, and learning a Scots word here and there is great, too. I hate to think that teachers are teaching that these rare dialects are "wrong." They're beautiful and unique, and worth preserving.

[@ragnkja]

Teaching kids to write standard English is fine, but they should retain their dialect in speech. A person's dialect (and everyone has one, even if it's not always as easy to place as Cammy's) is an important part of their identity, and their "roots".

[@DandelionDogged]

@@ragnkja You're right! It's also worth noting that dialects are just variations of a language that follow different linguistic rules than the "default" version of the language. As in, *they have rules.* That they follow. They are not breaking the rules, they are just following a different set. I think this is a truth missed by those who decry dialectic speech as "wrong."

[@JackJenki]

Dont be changing yourself for youtube. The reason we watch you in the first place is we want to see an authentic farmer from a different part of the world doing the same thing we do (only better). We are learning new things and enjoying your way of doing things. Keep on keeping on!

[@janetwhitten3945]

Your nephew is brilliant, sheep game Wilson style. Wee Jock is a beautiful wee boy and Lizzy obviously enjoyed getting back to shearing. Your lambing videos have been top class, I have enjoyed seeing how diverse your job is. Congratulations on 50k, you deserve it!!

[@habslover2306]

I'm tickled pink for you and Lizzy. 50K and heading up. Cammy, you are definitely a "Flower of Scotland". You promote sheep farming but also show the world the glorious beauty of Scotland and her friendly, hardworking people.

[@Tdrom]

I love to hear the Scots. I live on a border town by Mexico and Arizona (Douglas, Arizona) we too speak slang Spanish. My family is from Wales and I cant understand any of that but love to hear it too. My favorite is watching and listening to you with that wonderful dog, Meg. Keep up the good work.

[@JudyHart1]

I lived in Hereford for 21 years, sitting in Washington with snow in the yard, not in AZ anymore. I miss the smell of coming rain. Only someone in AZ would understand that. Isn’t Cammie the best?

[@samanthasimental3788]

The longer you listen the better you understand. I was the same. I love the accent don't change a thing.

[@vindeljay]

I'm so glad I have grown up in Australia meeting many Scottish and Irish people over the years with strong accents. I understand everything you say, love the accent and love hearing you interpret the Scottish words that are not common in the english language so I can learn, not that I remember it. Your little fella is getting big, Lizzy is a gem.

[@patriciaruppert201]

Congratulations on 50 thousand subscribers. Watching those lambs being born is amazing. They are so very cute. I have fallen in love with sheep. They are such joyful animals. They make you feel all is well with the world. Thank you. 🥰🥰

[@janeweber317]

I commented a week ago that I didn’t understand half of what you we’re saying, now I get most of it! It didn’t stopped me from subscribing and I’m glad I jumped on the fan wagon, you’re lots of fun. 😁

[@elizefarre1876]

The more videos you watch the much easier it gets to understand Cammie😅. Thanx for all the lambing videos. I really enjoyed it and felt really part of it. Greetings from sunny South Africa

[@MellowBellow1]

Cammy. You are utterly superb. Your accent is absolutely CLEARLY understandable. I LOVE it when you use Scottish linguistic terms. I love it when you translate. It’s so so so interesting. We all need to understand the fabulous diversity of language and expression and culture around the world. It is fabulous for all our brains to learn and understand linguistically different accents and language. You are providing SO much information and joy just by being you. Please do NOT stop with your fabulous way of communicating.

[@duchessofdissent5728]

I LOVE hearing the Scots. Be true to who you are. Please don’t change. You always explain things so we can understand.

[@TheWickedLilly]

Hey Cammy, I'm from Australia and have been watching you since the day Sandi Brock shouted you out, and I have loved every second of it! I don't have trouble with the Scottish accent because my family is Scottish on my mum's side, though of course none of my were nearly as thick as some of them I have heard on your channel lol. I do however have some trouble with other accents, and the trick to getting to understand them is honestly just keeping listening to them. Like anything, the more you do it the better you get at it, so if you love Cammy and the journey he is taking us along on, stick with him! A little time and patience and you will start to really understand the accents well.

[@janissarywalker6312]

Here's something I learned from another subscriber. You can change the playback speed if you are having trouble understanding what Cammie and friends are saying in these videos. It may sound like they've had too much to drink at the pub but it does help. I personally enjoy learning what the different Scottish phrases and words mean, its part of the country and culture of farming.

[@SteveSeas]

Cammi, trust me when I tell you that the customer is not always right. People want to struggle to learn your accent whether they know it or not. Don't get homogenized and be true to yourself. Part of the charm of this channel is the honest introduction to your culture and your country. Don't change a thing and speak with the way you truly speak.

[@FarmFreshIB]

Missouri USA here. Keep watching folks! You will learn the language soon enough.

[@theseamstress6315]

Sandy Brock sent me, I love your channel and love the accent from the USA 🇺🇸 Arkansas

[@janetepstein9733]

I watch Sandy Brock in Canada. She checks the Lambs temp when they have that problem. -37*c she warms them up n gives glucose. They have low sugar and have no energy to stand. The lambs won’t nurse UNTILL the temp is above 37*c.

[@brissygirl4997]

She gives dextrose which I believe is slightly different. But I wondered the same thing if the lambs had had a drop in temperature.

[@jonelleambler8806]

She doesn’t always give the meds. She try’s the warm bath and heated pad. She give it first up if temp doesn’t register on the thermometer

[@wendyrowland7787]

Yes, I was one the commentators who kept trying to explain the protocol. I am glad she eventually came round to it.

[@middlekingdomfarmrebeccapa5035]

Those lambs that Sandi treats are newborns that have not usually nursed yet. This lamb is obviously older and in good flesh. I am an experienced farmer and that is something I have not seen. Weird.

[@vwvw4]

@@wendyrowland7787 Me as well, over a dozen times. Still hoping she'll learn to rehydrate with ringers and give dextrose subcu.

[@jeffreyshier9021]

Your awareness of your audience is one of the reasons for your success. 👏👏👏

[@lisagrafton2529]

I appreciate that you explain what your slang/Scottish words mean! You're teaching us your culture! Thanks!

[@BuckeBoo]

I appreciate your accent. Don’t change. People need to live outside their comfort and take the time to train their ears. Congrats on your 50k subscribers.

[@daisylatu6196]

I agreed Sam, from Melbourne AUSTRALIA, we have to take time to train our ears to catch up what they talking about.

[@brackguthrie9470]

I love your accent. Keep introducing people to Scots and Scottish heritage.

[@womaningreen5617]

Congrats on 50K subscribers, you deserve it, your videos are terrific! I've been watching your channel for a few months and now I understand most of what you're saying, the Viking was mostly a mystery though. Love seeing real Scotland close up. hugs and best wishes from Arizona

[@janellbeach8616]

Vasectomized! New past-tense verb to add into my vocabulary. Love it! As for your "accent" .... the more I listen the better I understand. Don't change too much, hopefully the new fans will stick with it. Learning to communicate with people who speak differently from yourself makes the world a better place. And there is no excuse for missing out on lamb videos!

[@claymonsterpottery]

To all the viewers who have difficulty understanding, I did also at first but I’ve been watching for over a year and catching up on older videos (and watching other Scottish vloggers) so it’s like learning a new language. I understand every word now. It’s worth the time and Scottish is so lovely to listen to. I hope everyone sticks with the channel. Cammy is the best.

[@debramead3567]

OMG congratulations Cammy. Well done 50k what a corker!!! You’ve worked hard and deserve it mate. You’ll be at 100 K in a flash!! Hugs from Brisbane

[@dukeywukey3909]

I’m from Brisbane too!

[@amrempe]

Ann from California's! Im a cancer nurse, and I watch your channel every morning while I get ready for work! You make me smile, with your charming Scottosh accent and unique words. And my patients are learning all about sheep farming! Youre the bomb, dude!

[@sherrymay5243]

I'm from Minnesota USA and I don't have a problem understanding you at all. I'm happy to learn some of your Scotland slang and words. I also would enjoy learning more about whatever you are doing. Keep up the good work. You deserve to get another 50,000 viewers 🙂

[@LellandLilly]

i now understand there are two dialects found in Scotland; Farmer Scottish and everyone else. Really enjoy the channel. A very enjoyable farming family. Thanks

[@marjoriewilliams6446]

Please don't stop using your Scots, it is such an important part of your culture, heritage and life. I hope you and Lizzie will pass this onto your lovely children. Thank you for sharing your life with all of us, your explanations are very good. I am from Sandi Brock's group, another great sheep person! Marjorie, Massachusetts

[@kelly-annejenner486]

Haha a man in a headband elbow deep in a sheep 🤣🤣 love it cammy you’re the greatest x

[@kristinacleveland1805]

Wilson's monologue at the end was so adorable...Cameron is off this week because they're at the caravans...hahaha Even sheep farmers need a vacation. That must have been last summer hahaha so cute!

[@cindyboard7816]

Wilson is working to take your job Cammy!!!!😂 Truly precious!!! I think you have made a wonderful, positive impression on the handsome fella!!! Speaking of handsome, little Jock is going to be fighting off the ladies when he's older!!! You have a beautiful family!! Stay safe!!!

[@coolwatyr]

Cammy…. Your accent and the language of Scotland where you live are such important parts of who you are. I like when you have time to put up boxes with definitions 😁 Seriously, the language is important. Too many peoples lose that precious part of their culture to trying to fit in. Slowing down helps sometimes. Like others - I watch you all the time - we get it now. Thanks for sharing your life with us! Congratulations to Lizzy on the Shearing job!! Blessings to all in Cammy world!

[@Uboatvet734]

We watch you EVERYDAY from TEXAS USA! In fact when we have meetings at work, we are a aviation company, we always start the meeting with ..”HELLO SHEEP FANS!” You are doing a GREAT JOB! I learn so much. We have cattle and horses here. On a personal note my ancestors are from Scotland and I am fascinated by learning about such a beautiful country. KEEP up the great work! Can you ship merch to Texas USA???

[@Jastababe]

Thank you for everything you do, share and bring to us viewers everyday. I'm in Ontario, Canada and found your channel because Sandi Brock mentioned you. I try to catch your video's as soon as you put them up. I'm definitely not a farmer, but enjoy and appreciate watching where our food comes from and the hard work you put in everyday to make this happen. I've always loved Scotland and all it's history. I know your lambs may never make it to our market, but it's awesome to watch it just the same. Again, Thank you for sharing your family's daily life with us. ♥♥♥

[@lexilong84]

I understand your dilemma, Cammie. Personally I find you fine to understand (though I appreciate, as you said, you are adjusting your accent anyway), I may not catch every word when you are having banter with your friends on camera, but I can follow roughly what you're saying. As a people-pleaser myself, something I have found that helps is reminding myself that "you can't please everyone". You put out excellent content; keep up the good work!

[@beelltea]

you are authentic...don't change, that is one of the reasons I enjoy your channel!

[@akoilady9097]

The only time I struggle with the language is when you and other Scots are talking fast. I love the lyrical sound of that and it's no bother as you would say. Do what you need to do! I'll never get to Scotland so your channel is one of the ways I get to immerse myself in your culture. Congratulations on 50K! I'm so happy for you. And I'm glad your merch is doing so well.

[@kathywhite-crow3595]

I truly love your accent, being a Cajun from Louisiana I can relate. Congratulations on the 50000!!!!!

[@Uboatvet734]

As a fellow Cajun I feel - agree with this remark !

[@katiehettinger7857]

When I visited Scotland the accent changed every twenty miles. You have become easier to understand. 👍💗🐑

[@kristineteall368]

The thing is Cammie, I saw the comments and while I thought it was a tad rude personally, I also noticed your accent and didn't have any problem understanding you what so ever. People need to realize you are who you are, and you are not obligated to change who you are for them. EVER. That's called entitlement, and people really need to get the hell over themselves. If you watch the channel regularly, the accent becomes much easier to follow. Besides, opinions are like bums holes, and we've got too many of those already! No need to announce your departure from a channel because you can't follow along because honestly, you're not that important in the grand scheme of things. I appreciate you being mindful of the accent because you've done a wonderful job, but please don't let a few negative people change who you are. It's all part of that absolutely beautiful, wonderful place you call home, and I love every bit of it!

[@hotred7342]

Thank you for all your content and I love your accent. 🙏💜💙

[@christinesbetterknitting4533]

Wilson has the presentation down! What a champ to be re-enacting what you model so well!! Great family inspiration!

[@katieb6823]

I can understand you just fine and I like learning more Scots along the way. I've been really enjoying these daily vlogs! I did start cracking up with the ATV started rolling down the hill. Reminded me of the time my husband forgot to put the truck in park, then got out and I called out in a progressively higher pitched voice 'the truCK IS ROLLING FORWARRRDDD' which continues to be a joke between us.

[@roadrunnercrazy]

Such a joy to watch Meg work. That Jock is adorable! Is he always so happy? Hello to Lizzie. It's good to hear that she is back to doing something she clearly enjoys. So, the ewe at the end with the twins, whatever happened to her ears, poor thing? And she's such a good mom, loving her lambs right away with you sitting so close. Congratulations on the milestone, Cammy!🎉👍

[@samanthaclarke3422]

Cammy said she had frostbite and lost her ears

[@jimmyjohnstone5878]

She got stuck on her back and ear was damaged being bashed on ground in attempt to thrash her way upright. Not serious issue.

[@CleverBeauty]

Keep your accent with pride Cammy. I’m sure I’m not the only one who loves the sound of it.

[@katep2125]

Just tell the viewers to put on the captions, that’s how I listen to make sure I get everything you say 👍🏻 Loving these videos! Thank you!

[@theabristlebroom4378]

I've tried that, but auto-caption sometimes (often) can't t understand his Scottish accent. 😜🤣

[@brissygirl4997]

The captions aren't very accurate unfortunately. I'm Australian and can understand Cammy pretty well but sometimes I might miss something or think I heard wrong and turn the captions on and a lot of the time they don't make sense. I think Cammy tried adding captions at one point but it adds a lot to the editing process and when everyone is running around like headless chickens trying to keep on top of all the things happening with lambing I honestly don't think Cammy has time.

[@katep2125]

See I’m hearing impaired so assumed they were 70% right and I just fill in gaps naturally anyway 😊

[@debramead3567]

I understand Cammy quite well. But you do need to kind of get your “ear in” and after a while you’ll understand it all. But I also use captions occasionally but only for the laugh. Honestly they are freaking hilarious!! Adds a whole extra level of Craic to Cammys natural humour. All in all there’s fun to be had all round. Im an Aussie too and I think we do see many tourists and we are travellers ourselves so we’ve used to different accents/ languages. I have noticed the Scottish blokes are a little harder to understand at first but it gets much easier if you listen. And Cammy does work hard to make it easier for those that struggle a bit. Shows what a standup guy he is. He’s trying to please the masses and run a sheep farm while having Covid too. And succeeding I reckon!! You’re a right champion mate!! Hugs D

[@jerilynrobertson646]

What a gorgeous evening and pleasant way to end it…two lambies born and time to enjoy with the new family. ❤️

[@nancydionne5560]

What happened to this ewe's ears?

[@Nicola_Bailey]

As with any strong accent, those who persist with listening to it spoken will become accustomed to it. While there may be the odd local slang word thrown in that nobody but locals will be able to understand, the gist of the conversation will be perfectly clear. I'm not sure how long I've been watching this channel now, but I know when I started I struggled, but now it's fine. Never change Cammie.

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

awh, Cammy, you and Lizzy and Jock are such good mood makers!🦌💌❤️🐑

[@mitchroe8952]

Do not try to be someone you aren't. Your accent is part of the charm of your channel. Great channel!

[@traceymcclymont7175]

Thank YOU Cammy! People watch you because of your honesty, sincerity and just an all round good person that is evident throughout your vlogs. I hope everyone who watches sees this and continue to watch and support you and the family. You are a breath of fresh air - no pretence or the need for filters!!, and as I said ,THANK YOU for all your hard work , ( and the extended family) that comes from putting out these videos on top of " your day ( + night!) time job!!❤👍🏻❤ You deserve all the various forms of support and opportunities that become available to you!!. 👍🏻🐑👍🏻

[@pamelapenick6871]

You should start a coffee fund or a lamb support fund. Heaven knows you need it at this time of year. You could also do an Amazon wish list and we could help you buy supplies. You do great videos! Your accent is fine when your not talking fast. You do explain some of the local lingo so that does help.

[@triciaabrams8848]

Love the accent! Sometimes I have trouble understanding you when you're talking to other farmers but I just rewind and listen again! Congratulations on the 50k!

[@jgriffo2005]

50thousand woohoo. Love the videos Cammy. Lizzy shouldn't be camera shy, she is equally amazing x

[@tracygrey8781]

You & your team deserve every bit of success! I'm so impressed with your content & your achievements as a farmer; I've also learnt so much!

[@priscalynne8804]

I noticed that you let the lambs out first. And then the mums, who didn’t run off to the field but looked for their babes. It is amazing how their instincts are so strong to mother them. Also how they find each other by their sense of smell. No sooner than she pushes out a baby but she begins licking it. Lizzy is such a sweet lady, her shyness and humility is charming. Your nephew holds you in high regard obviously, he must think you are the coolest uncle. Congrats on 50k….next stop a silver play button plaque!

[@terribaker6913]

Cammie, really enjoying your videos! Also love seeing how Meg works with the sheep. Good job by each of your team!

[@mickeybiss]

I live all the way in New Zealand and its great to see Scotland and your farming culture, thanks to the Internet we can all experience Scotland and your language, which I say is awesome. Thanks to Tom Scott for showing me your channel

[@allisonguyton296]

We love your accent in my family, but then I'm from the Appalachians in the US and have a lot of Scottish ancestors. I think you make a good effort at keeping it clear. I wouldn't worry about being overly precious when you're running through the fields after a sheep, having a voice over at the beginning and the end when you can collect your thoughts is a good balance.

[@lindalumae]

You and Lizzie are so different. It will be interesting to see how Jock turns out. A word of advice though, don’t push her too far. Respect her limits even when it makes no sense to you. I struggle with your accent too but I’ve taken it as a challenge and can understand more every day. I do get confused when you have words I don’t know like “bern” for the creek. I enjoy the learning.

[@mksemposki]

I’m in the US and have no issues with your speaking. And if you fall into Scottish when talking with the other sheep farmers that’s fine by me. I don’t need to understand everything being said to love your channel! Keep doing what you’re doing! Love seeing Lizzy and Jock! He’s getting so big and so happy!!! 🥰

[@helenel4126]

Such a delight to see that crop-eared Cheviot mum loving on her lambs. I appreciate that you show the good and the bad, the successes and the failures of shepherding. Folks need to see that their food doesn't magically appear in a Waitrose, Aldi, or some other shop, nicely trimmed and wrapped in clingfilm. Sometimes I have to guess what you're saying, but your accent is very entertaining. It will be interesting to hear little Jock speak. I wonder whether he'll have any of Lizzie's Devon in his accent.

[@mkhuntstreasure3192]

I too am learning your accent, usually I can figure out what you are talking about. Watching you from Las Vegas Nevada USA. Congratulations to your wife on her first solo shearing!

[@hisservants8003]

I love learning Scottish words and hearing your accent! Do not change. People just need to give it a bit of time and be patient to learn the words. It's a bit irritating that they call Scottish words "slang." Your culture and language should not be lost. It is half of my ancestry and I am trying to learn more about it. Love this channel!

[@IdaBrown]

When we watch the channel everyday and we learn, we can figure out what you're saying. It's great to learn 100%. And you never know who is coming to buy from you. Ewwww cache valley like Sandi. Where does it come from? Ohhhh, he's so handsome. Great closing Cammy! 😍

[@nicolageyer6910]

I’m a South African living in Michigan, US. After a few episodes in a row, I can understand you better. The slang is sometimes more difficult. But your infectious personality needs no language. My mom grew up on a farm in the Karoo, South Eastern part of South Africa. They farmed merino sheep and Angora goats. Hot, dry arid country. Amazing how there is a sheep for every climate. I have fond memories of driving with my uncles to check out the sheep. Keep up the great content!

[@COEXIST-ny4db]

OMG CAMMY!! Your nephew! Can he seriously be any more cute??? You know what they say about imitations??? IT'S THE HIGHEST FORM OF FLATTERY!! He Idolizes his uncle Cameron!!! Thats seriously the cutest and ABSOLUTE NEATEST thing ever!!! That must make you feel amazing!!!

[@pegpeg5496]

As long as you have closed caption on the video it's easy to follow along.

[@kathysmith4261]

Great video Cam. Love the ewe with no ears what a good mom. Love your accent it's only bad when you talk super fast . Even then I can understand most of what you say. It's good to learn other accents it makes it fun.

[@OZARKMEL]

Cammie, you do you! If folks follow the channel for a while they will pick it up....Jock is adorable and you have one heck of a woman in Lizzy....better keep that one happy! You guys are a gem.....love the channel.

[@jhmiller35]

I used to have a little problem with your speaking but since I have really gotten to watch you more and more I can understand you so much better. Please keep being you.

[@ctla65]

the sunset behind that ewe and her lambs!! BEAUTIFUL! recently found out I have Scottish heritage, so enjoying your channel even more!!

[@nicolakerrison]

As someone born in Scotland and then relocated to England I really appreciate your accent and your Scots. I didn't learn as much Scots as I'd like: as you know it was frowned on in schools and my parents are English. Thanks for helping me to connect to Scotland.

[@rosmeeker1964]

I'm in Australia. The primary reason I watch your channel is because of your accent. My grandfather grew up in Colmonell and Barrhill. I find listening to you so warm and nostalgic. I do like wee lambies too. :)

[@jimmyjohnstone5878]

Glad that you get a buzz from blog comments. I have helped on pal's sheep farm in Loch Tummel area. After a few days I am in a zombie state. Work, snooze, snack, work, eat, work. Catch a few hours in bed. Repeat . Really hard work just due to cold, sheep being determined to commit suicide on back or in burn, lambs rejected, feed and water inside challenges etc. Great job by you all, Lizzie and barn team included. Hugs to wee Jock too. He loves seeing the action I think.

[@kthemi10]

Cammie keep being yourself. Congratulations on reaching 50,000 subscribers

[@XpurlX]

02:31 that is a beautiful postcard exactly there! The beauty of where you work every day and that you share with us is astonishing! Ik love your vlogs they are so relaxing to me! You and Lizzie deserve every blessing that comes your way because you are both hard working farmers and kindhearted people! Stay safe and cuddle the little man from me! Sweet regards from Amsterdam 🇳🇱🌷

[@JonathanSims-qf2oh]

No one has an accent in their own country Cameron! No apologies necessary! Love your excellence in sheep gaming! My great grands were Scottish sheep ranchers!

[@hazelhazelton1346]

I appreciate the use of Scots words and dialect. It's an opportunity for me to learn something new. :)

[@theabristlebroom4378]

Cammy, I watch The Hoof GP, and and Outlander fan channel by a Scot, so my ear is getting attuned to the lovely lilt of your voice. I have been enjoying your ending / closing photos and captions, and just adored your nephew today!! 🤩😎🥰 it always leaves me with a smile 😃 Love from California, USA 🇺🇸 ❤ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jw1391]

You're accent is amazing! It's one of the reasons I started watching, that and sheep! Show more sheep! 🐑

[@Christinasgifts]

Always take care of you first before takin to vet school jock n lizzie need you 🥰 I grew up with a scots family i love trying to figure it out brings back great fond memories 😊

[@barbaralavoie1045]

Jock is so cute and growing fast, as they do. Lizzie is shy, but very pleasant. You have a lovely family. I love watching your channel and I do seem to understand what you are saying, maybe because I watch a couple more vlogs from Scotland. It’s a beautiful country and I really like watching the fields and countryside. It’s very much country here in Vermont as well. That poor mom who gets upside down every day. Hope she delivers soon for her and babies sake.❤️💞

[@Trad634]

So happy for you!! I wish I had been able to show my dad your videos. He had a deep love of Scotland and he would’ve loved to see the countryside and hear your beautiful accent. Blessings on you and your family - human and sheep!

[@fionasivkoff347]

I'm from Australia and I think you speak incredibly clearly. Easy to understand thank goodness as I love this channel!!

[@jbyrd4728]

I can understand you enough to enjoy your vlogs!!! I know nothing about farming, animals in general, except dogs and cats, but have learned so much from you and Sandy Brock!!! Love the difference in your farming methods!!

[@sherkylady7765]

I’m not surprised you reached 50,000+ You’re a very nice guy and the content is great… mixed with humor. That’s a good combination. 🥰💖

[@lois4329]

Hey Cammie… as long as you speak your truth it matters not how the words come out, it is real life, no apologies for the type of communication! for you are great at it. Your reporting skills 📺 are awesome 😎👏 from your past vlogs 😂. Your influence touches so many…your nephew is a prime example of the best kind of compliment. You and your “Team” are all awesome. Thank you for all you do!

[@stablefairy9437]

Well done Cammy!! it is a sad state of affairs when you have to rely on others to keep your sheep business going, but you are doing a grand job. I see you are on various media now and getting a (good) name for yourself. Go you. I TOTALLY support ALL farmers in what they do.

[@Angelillith]

I love your accent and the Scottish "slang" as you call it. I'm in America and originally from south Louisiana. Sometimes my Cajun accent comes out when I'm tired or angry. People giggle then. Just keep doing you and providing this awesome content. Congratulations on 50K. Much love to you and all your family. Love that Wilson has found a role model he can look up to and grow up emulating. Thank you, Cammie for sharing your world with all of us "Sheep Fans".

[@sallymiller5101]

From Australia. Grew up on a farm. We raised fat lambs. Cross-bred ewes (Border Leister x Merino) put to Dorset Ram. Very hilly country but the ewes lamb well. One of out every morning on the motorbike after the fog rises checking for ewes who are cast (cant get up) and pulling lambs when a ewes in difficulty lambing. Bringing home orphans and warming them up in the bottom compartment of the wood stove wrapped in a blanket. Watching your videos so much is common to what we do and then surprised by what is different. But what is always the same is the snuffling sound of the ewes with their lambs and the bleating of the lambies.

[@debbiecashin3108]

I love the way you speak, and the way you and your speak to each other.

[@sparklepurple24]

I used to struggle to understand your English, but over time I have come to understand most of the words you say. I have even learned a bit of the slang words! I love your channel and I appreciate your hard work and dedication. When you left your police job and went full time into sheep farming... I knew I wanted to support you (and your growing family). That is why I am a Patreon supporter.