THESE SHEEP ARE TOO WILD FOR ME 😅 | Day 6 of Lambing 2022

This is my lambing series where I will be posting a video every day of lambing.... unless I burn out first.
Hope you enjoy and feel free to ask any questions,
Cammy
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ABOUT ME
I’m 31 years old and I’m a sheep farmer from Ayrshire in South West Scotland, which is why I have such a strong accent! I was born and raised on a sheep farm watching my dad who was the shepherd.
At 18 I went away from farming to work in the city (something I still do) and at 23 (2013) I decided I wanted to do something for some extra money so I went on a sheep shearing course. The hardest thing I’ll ever do was learning to shear sheep. [shudders thinking about it]
I shore whilst on my holidays from work for 2 years and then in 2015 my dad died so I decided to get my own sheep so I could continue working with sheep as it was something I loved doing. From there it escalated quickly from my first 4 sheep in my mum’s garden to now running around 850 breeding ewes.
I shore over 19,000 sheep this season in the UK and have my own shearing run which lets you see many different farms in the summer months.
A few years ago I bought myself a sheep pregnancy scanner and have been building up my run since then.
I watched a few farm vlogs on KZbin and decided I could have a go and now here we are!
Thanks for watching my videos and please subscribe if you want to see more in future.

[@saraperales8960]

Cammy laying a lamb on a crazy ewe's head and chanting "yer a kind mum" has taken on the feeling of a ritual to appease the gods 😂

[@TheSheepGame]

🤣 it certainly has an element of prayer involved!

[@jg5520]

We run 700 Suffolk mules and you will always have deaths regardless and people who may comment saying ‘why do you have so many deaths’ likely aren’t educated on what we can lose during lambing and the fact you lamb a majority outside it’s admirable that you show the issue you do have and not shy from that. We lamb inside for all and it’s not uncommon to have 4/5% loss inside let alone outside do I tip my hat to you Canmy

[@hisservants8003]

Lizzie is just amazing! You two are an amazing team!

[@hsaurid]

Cammy, the grittiness you’re showing is impressive, with all Fate has thrown at you. Well done to you, Lizzy, Jock and the rest of the usual suspects. I take it there will be a little reach out and “touch” for the incorrigible Mr. Fox. Take care, Cammy!

[@staceyismine]

Show mr fox getting taking care of a hate them

[@peacepeople9895]

You're doing a fine job. I'm sure many of the viewers just don't realize that some times death happens at birth and that's just the way it is. Heck, many of your viewers are Sandy's viewers and for some reason they forget that she loses about 10% lambing in a barn. That's just the way it is. The other thing is you tend to focus your videos on the problems and not the hundreds of lambs you have alive that you haven't touched. Let's be real, I'm sure you have as many viewers that have never actually seen or assisted the birth of livestock and think it's like a person giving birth in a hospital with a doctor, nurse and other professional staff ready to assist and millions of dollars of technological equipment at their disposal within a minute. That's not reality for a farmer trying to earn a living and feed his family. Keep up the good work and if you don't want the people commenting on the reality, show more of the success that you're having and less of the challenges, as it seems your videos are focused on the challenges... Thanks for the video and I hope the weather improves for you and makes the rest of lambing easy

[@1striperon]

As for me, I have assisted the birth of hundreds of calves. Even one loss was a failure. And seldom was cold rain or predation a factor. I’ve fixed a prolapsed uterus, given intravenous medication, intramuscular medication, and made sure the calf had its first colostrum, often between midnight and 4:00 AM. No, not sheep, but parallel. So leave me out of your generalization. 😊

[@peacepeople9895]

@@1striperon I did, hence the term many

[@peacepeople9895]

@@1striperon I did, hence the term many

[@rhondamitchell5892]

But there not chaseing a pregant sheep across a field.

[@Seyiu.]

@@rhondamitchell5892 they also dont lamb them inside?? do you expect millions of british farmers to suddenly succumb to your false righteous virtue signalling perception of the world?

[@jodiely7983]

Oh lots of challenges today for you. You handled them with grace! Lizzie was not letting that ewe go - you are are true heroine! Great teamwork by all. Meg is quite a worker herself.

[@teresabrewer2661]

How are you able to keep up Cammy. You've just had covid, your still breathless. COVID couldn't of come at a worse time for you. Like you said your showing us a lot of what's gone or going wrong, but we can see the hundred or so lambs that are perfectly healthy. Good luck and thank you for keeping the camera rolling even on the difficult parts of lambing. Meg is an absolute star 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 isn't she

[@elizabethnovak4951]

I’ve not been watching for long but I really appreciate all the work you and your team do. I must say that I was really focused on Meg today. I am absolutely fascinated at how the two of you work together. All the commands and her response. I did see a video the other day where you translated the commands for us. It was very helpful. I wish I’d saved it so I could study up. Again, this video is amazing. Your efforts with the “difficult” cases was stellar. I can only speak for myself I guess but I want to see the good, the bad and the ugly or I’d be going to a petting zoo. It’s always fascinating to learn something new. Thanks for sharing it ALL with us.

[@akoilady9097]

Cammy, you are a trooper! I truly admire your determination and sheer grit. It's obvious you are still dealing with Covid. Your whole team, Meg included, deserves a medal. Hoping for better weather for you and that the fox is dealt with. Honestly, I never knew a fox could take a lamb. Here in Southeastern Pennsylvania it would be coyotes that would be the problem.

[@claymonsterpottery]

Lambies! I’m excited to see if the lamb bags worked. Sending the sheep game crew all the emotional support I can spare. I can only image how dear are the few hours of sleep you can manage. And doing all this while also trying to video… geeze.

[@brissygirl4997]

Lizzie and Cammy have wee Jock who is about 6 months old to take care of too alongside all the sheep. As Cammy said in one of the recent lambing vlogs at least Jock is sleeping through the night most of the time now, I could not fathom trying do all that the Sheep Game fam do with a newborn baby.

[@ORSkie]

And recuperating from covid...

[@christinelee3344]

Meg is fascinating to watch! You have such skill when it comes to these situations, I love your videos Cammy!

[@climer588]

I'm a life long cattle farmer. This lamb birthing seems like a huge amount of management and labor in comparison. Hope you all get a rest here in a few days. ! Best wishes.

[@timmasson4731]

I have honestly watched every one of the sheep game videos. Not a farmer so constantly learning new things. More than anything though its inspiring to watch the up and downs and how Cammy is just so upbeat and motivated 👍

[@astra1653]

Those prolapse harnesses are just a marvel! And so are you, Lizzy, and (of course) Meg. 💯 The things y'all do... I think today's issue was all those girls wanting to go for a swim. Good grief, it's not just lamb jackets, but sheep floatation devices too that you need. Again, great job and a really good video.

[@ChristophersMum]

Sheep floatation devices 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣ROFL !!!!

[@martglass9503]

Anybody who is leaving comments about the amount of dead lambs has never been through a lambing season but you will never please everyone. I appreciate you keeping it real and showing all the problems and all the positives. I've lambed sheep for 20 years and just when you think you have everything sussed mother nature will let you know who is boss. Also, I'd have left that lamb carcass out for the fox, with 100cc's of gramoxone injected into, not trying to be controversial but I believe you are entitled to try and protect your animals by whichever means.

[@boba9253]

Stellar effort, and always amazed how much you all manage to get accomplished! I enjoy seeing all aspects of your adventure, and people need to realize that not everything is rainbows and unicorns in the real world of farming. Keep it up, you are doing great!

[@TheSheepGame]

Thanks Bob! Not many rainbows around here just now 😅

[@nanalesa24]

So much action today. Lizzy WOW! You two are just the perfect pair. Hoping the foxes all move on, lots of beautiful babies, though. Hope the rain lets up and you feel better. Again, Lizzy you are magnificent!

[@Etherglide]

Foxes don’t move on. They need to be shot. Foxes will kill anything and everything it can find. It doesn’t just kill to eat.

[@hilarywallace3007]

Thoroughly enjoy watching Meg do her job. Wonderful dog :)

[@AmandaTroutman]

Cant go to sleep without knowing how the flock is faring. Another great day of hard work!

[@barbf8628]

Oh my word, Cammy and Lizzy, Meg, heroics today. Gads, I wouldn't farm sheep for love nor money. Crazy how they can run with a hung lamb. Well done, all.

[@angelamgrant8327]

What a day for you and Lizzie! Great job under such harsh conditions. Love the head band and, of course, the “luscious volume of hair”. Got a chuckle from that one. Hoping the weather improves and the lambing as well.

[@MeUrWishGranted]

Lizzy did amazing catching that one sheep with the hung lamb! 👏

[@Cricket2731]

Awesome tackle, Liz!!!

[@barbalbers8920]

You look tired. Been a hard few days. Time for things to go better for you. Great "team work making the dream work" catching that wild ewe. Such a contrast between the reaction of the Cheviots and the Mules. Very educational. I hope they take care of the fox. There's probably a den with pups. Hope you and Lizzie get a break to rest a bit. Thanks for the videos even when you have to be all in.

[@S_Eglington]

That sequence with the prolapse was really useful. I had one for the first time in 6 lambings this year and I now know how to put the strap on properly. It was post lambing and nowhere near as bad. Ewe is doing fine regardless.

[@w056007568]

Please don't plan to breed from her again - a weakness has clearly been identified with her.

[@healingsprings11]

Hope you're feeling better Cammi. Amazing chase rescues , teamwork between you , your partner and collie. Hard work I must say inside the barns and outside. Shout-out to your filming and your team. Devotion is what it is. 👍🐑💕

[@zenasmum5692]

Lizzie and Meg were amazing. Feel better, take care of yourself, covid is awful and can boomerang.

[@ORSkie]

Yes! I overdid livestock chores while recuperating from covid while my dh was in hospital. Caused a significant crash. But, given he's still working now, it looks like he survived the extra stress on his body, but I well remember that exhaustion!

[@dianabarrick4663]

Bless you, goodness still recovering from Covid and working so hard!! Be careful with yourself!

[@MeanBadger89]

Wow, Jock has grown so much he can help you wrangle those sheep now! What a Mammoth of a baby you got there, Cammy.😂 Another banger of a video! Lizzy is 100% boss babe.😂❤️

[@laurasharp7955]

Looks like you had a better day than last. Like the headband and off course the curly hair.

[@EATMEzigzag92]

Fair play for the honest vlogs, it's great the way you always take the positive out of the situation, keep up the good work

[@suehsuk9341]

Hi Cam. Have found thanks to Sandi in Canada. She a spoken about you, but I then saw you when she came to visit. You have now become one of my daily go to channels. Love to you and lovely family. Suehsuk 🇬🇧 (England 😂)

[@brigidconroy2111]

Grew up on a small dairy farm helping with a birth was the best thing but THE worst part was losing a cow or calf no matter Dad was philosophical but I never got there TREMENDOUS respect for Cammy and all the farmers across the globe who work hard and in tough conditions so that we can enjoy the fruits of their labors

[@colleenkopp56]

You seem to be having some eventful days lately! I hear a cold in your voice, hope you are in the recovery phase! Every one of the children you have as guests are absolutely adorable! Don't you have any unattractive ones! And they all have such pleasing personalities! Stay well!! Lizzy looks like she has played some soccer ⚽️ in her day, great tackle!! 4/7/22 9:41PM PDT

[@seanohare8496]

You where lucky the wee lamb on the bridge survived I was shouting where's Meg 😁

[@TheWickedLilly]

That woman of yours is an absolute QUEEN! You absolute legend Lizzy!

[@steffc8881]

Sending you positive vibes for the rest of lambing goes smoothly 😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

[@janetdupree6353]

Cammy, you have a heart of gold and a bucket full of grittiness! Wow! You have had more than your share of complicated births, et al. Believe me, I have been pushing and pulling and running and tackling and freezing too. Of course, I have been all these things while sitting in my comfy chair in my warm and cozy house. KUDOS!

[@Finallyretired2022]

Lizzie you’re one unique, beautiful and special woman. Not to mention partner and great sheep farmer, many times with that cute Jock with you !! Cammy you’re a blessed man !! Thank you for filming all the time, we know it makes your job harder.

[@shawnwales696]

Have you considered putting a donkey in the field with the fox problem? They are supposed to be really good guard animals and can live off of grass.

[@vwvw4]

@@mimidavis2686 Where have you seen this? I've had Mammoth donkeys for years and know dozens of people with standard donkeys, all of us living on farms with high coyote populations and I've never heard of nor witnessed a donkey killing a coyote. I have seen standard and mini donkeys attack sheep and literally lift them by their fleeces and toss them as well as kick sheep and trample them if spooked. Most donkeys won't differentiate between a fox and a border collie when either is worrying/working the sheep. Also getting a donkey that will actually guard is hit and miss and though they graze, they also require maintenance; farrier, can't go on lush pasture as will founder, etc. I can say from experience, there's no comparison between a donkey and a guardian dog, the guardian dog is far superior as it creates a territory through scent marking that a donkey doesn't and also works day and night. That said, for Cammy's situation with people walking dogs near the property a guardian dog would be a bad choice as it would likely go off the property to go after people's dogs.

[@mimidavis2686]

@@vwvw4 Well, I am soo glad you came along to educate not only myself but anyone else who happens to read the book you just wrote. I'm also glad an expert donkey person such as yourself took the time to exude your plethora of knowledge and information to us illiterate swine. I'd say Have a nice day but I'm sure you already are since your infinite knowledge has set you above all the rest of us blithering idiots and you have succeeded in showing the world that anyone who comments with an opinion different from your own will be promptly put in their place. And why is it that you only shared your brilliant knowledge in a reply only to me and not any of the others who also suggested a donkey? Hmmm?

[@l.m.4014]

@@vwvw4 Yes....forget the Donkey. They may Bray at an intruder, but who is around at night to hear them? LGD! Livestock Guardian Dog > Can't bet them. But....$$$ Costly. Unless you can get a pair....and raise your own. How many grazing fields....does he have? Yikes. He would need a dog in every pasture.

[@terrimills8609]

Im amazed at what you do. Lizzie and Meg are the best teammates ive ever seen.

[@kwalsh1968]

OK I'm exhausted just watching the escapades 😂 You are all incredible and superb at what you do. The love you have definitely shows ❤️

[@firstlight7419]

Really good video, showing real life experiences. Thank you for taking the time and effort to bring us along and then to edit the videos, so we can learn and be a part of it.

[@smilinwolfette1978]

So excited to see new lamb video!!! Love watching your beautiful lambs here in IOWA!

[@SharonGrant]

Hello from sunny South Africa! Cammie i just love your videos...and your happy funny personality.. congratulations to you and Lizzy on your Son Jock. Blessings!

[@michelfoster4053]

Cammy, your channel is just great! Wishing you sunny days for the rest of the lambing season, from the Czech Republic.

[@amandaburnett5551]

I love when you and sandy lamb at the same time, I get to watch her videos then yours or the other way around. Makes my day ❤️ it

[@jillpickup9981]

Brilliant video Cammy. I'm exhausted just watching it. Lol. You and Lizzie are super together. Xxxx

[@KimiTheCat09]

I'm definitely here for the lambing updates themselves but I'd be lying if I didn't say I'd like to see Mr. Fox taken care of! Good job out there, Cammy and crew, such an awesome, hardworking team. Head pats and ear scratches for the incredible Meg, what a unit she is! 💕

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

lots of very interesting events! You are doing such hard work and with a cold too. Lizzy is a fab woman!🦌💌❤️🐑

[@tjjurake3506]

I am learning so much from you. Thank you for explaining what you are doing when you are pulling a lamb. it is very helpful. You are the master! Our vet taught us to wait until the placenta has passed before giving the Metacam as it is an anti prostaglandin and can cause retained placenta.

[@jennifercash1093]

as a happy employee of the company, I'm really happy to see you using the shepherdess feeders in your shed! :)

[@theabristlebroom4378]

2 videos in one day!?! You are a beast!

[@suegordon856]

Way to go guys!! Lizzie you're great ewe catcher!!❤😂

[@user-nj5wv9mp5n]

Damn Lizzie! Good catch. I suddenly realize why ppl get hooked on reality shows!

[@joanskrzypczak5828]

Amazing dog, following directions. Great sheep videos.

[@benhabig5346]

Cammy, I enjoy your videos and watch them regularly. I run goats on pasture in the US. I use livestock guard dogs to keep our predators at bay, does anybody in the UK use guard dogs? Curious if predation is the same, or getting worse where you farm? Thanks again for making the videos, learn a lot and love the scenery!

[@jojoalexander3172]

Hello to you all from Milwaukee, WI USA. hope you feel better soon. Rest and eat, to give your body energy to get better!!Thank you for sharing your lambing life with all of us. You all work so well together!! I admire the tenacity of all of you!!!

[@charlesfoleysr6610]

We had an Angus heffer with a prolapsed uterus. The vet said we s hi ould just put her down. As we tried to move her to a place to do the deed, she got stuck in some deep mud. The strain of pulling her out, sucked the uterus back in. A year later she gave us a nice heffer calf.

[@TheSheepGame]

Wow! That’s a very lucky cow!

[@firstlight7419]

In all mammals, Ive been told, by neonatal specialists, dogs, sheep, pigs, cows, etc., regardless of negative events or not, the average is 10% loss across the board. Birth is incredibly dangerous and stressful and you lose young and mothers. It's the rule whether you do everything perfectly in a beautiful specialized modern birthing set-up or a feral pig drops a litter in the woods. You do the best you can.

[@Seyiu.]

its like, have people not seen nature docuentaries with little chicks jumping off cliffs to get to the water. If they die, they die... These sheep get a spa day in comparison. The people that complain are fortunate to be so sheltered... or unfortunate

[@caroldave4037]

Hope im not telling yu an obvious ....back in my hill farming 'swaledale 'days always carry farmers padlocks( string ) we tied legs together so they couldnt run away .....👍👍👍ps thanks for letting me relive my old days...👌

[@rmil4531]

My goodness me, I’ve had an education watching this. Great video Cammy. You are fabulous😊👍

[@bejaysus7388]

A boy Cammy another good video 👍. Hopefully that fox gets it. Things are tough enough on farmers & new born lambs besides them C U Next TuesdayS killing. I can't get over how big the lambs are coming. Grass fed & even the ewe lambs are as big as ram lambs. The Sheepgame team are doing a great job, keep up the good work everyone.

[@trishthorn8206]

Lizzy is a wonder... WOW she out ran a ewe, then pulled the lamb. What a woman.

[@keithroberts4559]

Nothing unusual in New Zealand🤣🤣

[@eunicewoodhouse6531]

Cammy you still have the label attached to your headband. I don't know how many sheep you have but you do an amazing job.

[@helenel4126]

This has not (vast understatement) been an easy lambing season for you and Lizzy! I hope it improves. I hope the weather improves too! And I hope your ewes stop threatening you with a dive into the burn!

[@bossmare1480]

I always wondered how that prolapse spoon worked. Very interesting. 👍👍

[@romananyffenegger742]

So ein erfahrener und aufmerksamer Schäfer, die Tiere haben Glück mit ihm! Und der Hund ist eine Sensation, so gescheit!

[@ms_katia2267]

What a day, you delivered a really big lamb and rescued some wee lambies. For me it was exciting to see you and Lizzie get the big ewe from jumping in the water, and deliver her lambie. I never realized how difficult a job raising sheep was, I am impressed with your gynecological skills. Lol. I hope you get the Fox. Thank you for these amazing videos.

[@theresahansell3507]

How about a lasso. Like a cowboy, sheep boy does not sound right. 😆

[@TheSheepGame]

😅

[@ztwench]

Next time, keep tension on the winch and let it reel while you are in neutral, don't just take it off. You will end up with kinks and a bad wind on your winch cable.

[@TheSheepGame]

Good tip thanks!

[@jamielandis4606]

Get a couple donkeys. They are VERY territorial and are known to kill wolves, coyotes and fox.

[@rinnyrindawg]

Llamas also. We have a lot of people here in the SW US that use llamas as protector animal. But I don’t know how well they do in Scotland 😅

[@bejaysus7388]

& they chase dogs so how will Cammy be able to gather his sheep when the donkey is chasing Meg around the field 🤣

[@susanmarsh4351]

Whether Cammy chose to use donkeys or livestock guardian dogs for flock protection there is one significant obstacle. It is my understanding that Cammyand Lizzie rent fields for their 800 plus ewes and lambs. As such the fields are spread out rather than interconnected. As such a flock protection animal could only patrol one field with a few sheep with their lambs.

[@l.m.4014]

@@susanmarsh4351 Forget the Donkey. They may Bray at an intruder, but who is around at night to hear them? Yes.....the fields are spread out. This one is about 10 miles from his home near Dunlop. How many grazing fields....does he have? > Yes.... would need a dog in every pasture. Yikes. LGD! Livestock Guardian Dog > Can't bet them. But....$$$ Costly. Unless you can get a pair....and raise your own.

[@roguewolf7053]

Thank you *so much* for sharing your experiences with us & especially all the precious lambs!💜 I really need the distractions & smiles..especially right now..as my grandfather in law just passed away Monday & the wake was last night with the funeral today.😔Since both of my own grandfathers passed away before I was 4yrs old…my grandfather in law(PawPaw)is the only grandfather I’ve ever known. Him & MawMaw welcomed me into the family with open arms when my husband & me began dating at just 15yrs old. PawPaw married us at our wedding when we were 18yrs old which was almost 21yrs ago now. So they have been my grandparents for 24yrs..almost a quarter of a century now. Losing him is especially difficult as my MIL(his daughter)passed away in August at 56yrs old from cancer & my FIL’s mother(who I never met)passed away in January.😔😔 PawPaw passed away on his 81st birthday. PawPaw & my MIL were the heart & soul of the family…who made things happen & who were always there for everyone in the family & many others. My MIL was a second mother & like a sister to me as well. BC she had my husband when she was 18yrs & my own half brother is 17yrs older than me…meaning my MIL, half brother & SIL were all nearly the same age making my MIL often feel like a sister at times. Out of everyone in the family PawPaw & especially my MIL are who my husband has always been the closest to & in many ways I was closer to them than my own family since my dad passed away from cancer in 2005 when I was 22yrs old. The fact that both me & my husband have lost a parent to rare cancers without any successful treatment options is gut wrenching. That experience & loss is something I wouldn’t wish on anyone but especially not my husband.😔😔What has made losing my MIL & grandfather in law even worse is the fact that due to her being on chemo & PawPaw having respiratory issues…we were not able to visit or hug them much the last 2.5yrs due to COVID.😔 As the LAST thing we wanted to do was give either of them COVID possibly causing them to have to spend their final days alone in the hospital ICU. I’m just glad PawPaw was able to be surrounded by family & friends when passing since COVID rates here is very low. But THANK YOU for providing a distraction & some smiles…it means more than you will ever know❤️❤️ -Wow😳😳 I’ve been complaining & struggling with gas(petrol) at $4.259/US here in the extreme southeastern US! Which we have the lowest gas & diesel prices in the US due to the fact most refineries are in this area. So roughly $68-72 for 16-16.5gal to completely fill up my Chevy SUV at $4.259/gal. *Meanwhile* you just paid £107.44 for 60 liters! Which equates to 15.85 gallons for $139.672 US dollars!!😳🤯😳😓 I’ll remember this next time I feel bad about the price we pay per gallon! Also in the last couple of days gas(petrol) has dropped to as low as $3.709/gal for regular unleaded & $3.909-$4.059/gal for mid grade!! Which I use mid grade bc in my specific vehicle(2010 Chevy Equinox SUV 4 cylinder)it SIGNIFICANTLY increases the mileage I get per tank(literally by 75-100 miles!) & since my husband drives 40 miles one way for work 5 days a week & we also have to drive that same distance one way for groceries, doctor appts, pharmacy, etc bc we live way way out in the middle of no where in the country/woods surrounded by thousands of acres of National Forest. We now end up spending $275-350/per 2wk paycheck! Which when you only make $750-850/per paycheck…that’s rough.😕 Especially since I’m unable to work due to being disabled because of multiple chronic health problems…his is the sole income.😕

[@ritamgilsenan629]

Ah Cammy you sound dosed up from covid, hope you feel better soon. Enjoying your daily updates, and fingers crossed mr fox will not be taking any more precious little lambs.

[@globalnomad450]

New to this channel. Absolutely fascinating. The dog work is so interesting, almost thinking for you ! Binge watching now…😂

[@margiecarnley1956]

I love watching your videos and seeing all the beautiful lambs. Oh don't forget to put the gate up where that sheep was going to jump in the water. It's just leaning against a wall. Takes a couple minutes to fix and will save you a lot of problems later with other sheep 🐏. Great videos.

[@michellekemp3104]

Your job is definitely not boring 😁

[@joanne85201]

Have you considered getting guard donkeys for your sheep?

[@brianshields7137]

Try a small boat anchor for your winch works any were

[@joanlittle4235]

I learn so much about sheep and lambing. I would watch this rather than eat breakfast. It is just great love you Canny for all you do for the viedos.. so much work and your time. Granny90 USA ed

[@TheSheepGame]

Thank you!!

[@hilarypower6217]

You are a total legend! My daughter's a midwife and I'll suggest that she gets one of those harnesses for a prolapse,,,,

[@kristinacleveland1805]

Cammy, you reminded me of Minnie Pearl with the tag hanging off your headband! Minnie Pearl was a country singer in the 70s and she always wore a straw hat with the tag hanging from it. hahahah I'm loving this daily content and especially love when your mom came to see if you were okay...you are never too old for those mama bear instincts to kick into high gear! Lizzy ...what can I say about her besides, she is 'some lass'. Amazing! You are surrounded by an amazingly supportive and hardworking group of friends and family.

[@willifarms9655]

Fair play to ya proper hard workers facing outdoor lambing in that weather pure hardship. My sheep game has got no further than 2 pet lambs 12 years ago but if I ever do keep sheep after the last 2 videos it won't be Cheviots anyway proper nutcase sheep. 🙈😂

[@l.m.4014]

Lizzie! Lizzie! Lizzie! @9:33 Running like the wind..... WoW. Lizzie...Now, That 'Lassie' has got a brain! You don't need to tell her what needs to be done. Lizzie is on Top of it! Common Sense. Amazing: Smart / Strong and a Beautiful Lady.

[@bcnw229]

I just found this channel, brand new here. First, I love it so far! Thank you for showing what you do and how you do it! It’s amazing to watch! But, what does it mean/do when you say the lambs have a skin on them? What is that?

[@geraldinerice5371]

The lamb that the ewe had must have died, so they skin it and put it on another lamb, which may have been a triplet, and foster it th the mum that lost her lamb.😊

[@julielumsden5184]

What a great video, first time I’ve seen a rope used on a lamb I don’t think most of what happens is negative in the sense of failure. It’s more nature occurring as it does. Foxes kill and eat that’s a fact of farming not all births are successful. Just keep doing what your doing it’s hard work you and Lizzie are experts at it.

[@keithaspin5160]

Well Cammy Lambing really is in FULL Swing......BUT how great for the The Sheep Game team is that you have Lizzy, Your Mum and big and little Jock together with Meg to get on with it....Absoluteley fantastic and engaging video today Congratulations and well done to all of you....I do hope you can persuade the fox to stay away 😉

[@coolwatyr]

Wow, Cammy! Another wild ride of a day! I do hope that you have some gentler days ahead. Blessings to you, Lizzie, Jock & your C*vid bubble. Take care!

[@waadfrelle]

Great lammies, Cammy! You have my utmost respect for everything that you do and show us. In one video you have me run through many emotions. I love the orange plastic bag jackets. So cute. Hopefully the orange isn’t attracting mr or mrs 🦊?

[@janetwhitten3945]

Jesus Cammy you must not have a minute to yourself with all this work and then editing a vlog everyday, don’t think any of your viewers would mind you missing a days video. You need to look after yourself while trying to recover from covid. So interesting how the different breeds respond different ways during lambing. Diesel is a wild price, although yours seem a penny or two dearer than ours here in Northern Ireland. Great videos and a great staring role of lizzy, you and wee jock in landward. Was able to catch it on the iPlayer

[@lizhrubik3936]

What a contraption, glad it works. Looks like you’re feeling better.

[@anitapalmer6995]

You are both heroes to rescue these wee ones and going above and beyond to save them. Can the county help you deal with the fox because he or she will continue to pick off the babies? Maybe move the remaining ones to a different pasture. You are both smarter than me. Bravo for your cool under the heat of crisis.

[@vickijones3660]

Thanks for the video, as always.

[@karangooch1274]

Thank you Cammy I think people forget that if you only showed the good they would soon lose interest seeing the bad with the good shows the real life of famers warts and all Is bloody hard work xxx

[@kathybradbury]

I wonder if you watch for the ewes contraction if you wait to pull the lamb til then if it would help? …I know…the last thing you have rn is time! Praying for you and Lizzie for strength, health and good weather. Love you guys. 🙏🤗

[@momme5301]

Give Cammy a like if you'd love a dream dog like Meg!

[@dagmarsigridmanondenijs-bl7156]

Wow. Amazing hard job you have. You’re doing a fantastic job!

[@georgewright138]

Cheers mate for this video

[@michaelbradley280]

Foxes are clever best of luck 🤞 great videos 👍💯 Meg is just world class

[@ellisritz7654]

Lots of work!! Great to watch!

[@Annie6460]

That was a very eventful episode Cammy. ❤️🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@leestewart9558]

You, Lizzy and Meg are some team. Dont know how you do it and keep smiling. One question, how long can the lambs hold their breath when they are stuck being born or when being pushed back in to sort a leg being stuck the wrong way. As always brilliant video.

[@topperhatschire]

A lamb, or any mammal, doesn't need to breathe until the placenta detaches. However, it may detach while the baby is stuck, or trauma from being stuck may kill the baby