We've got sheep in the sheds!

[@sparky1274]

I love how the signs near the doors say staff only but we get to go through them with you anyways!

[@judyphillips7892]

I'm so happy for you all. This is the beginning of a life long adventure, so be patient with yourself, because you will never stop learning 😊. Remember, your teamwork brought you this far, and will continue to carry you through. We're proud of you, and sharing your joy from across the globe! Your first sheep in the shed was an awesome sight! Thank you for letting us enjoy it all with you.❤

[@sheilaogilvie]

My face hurts with the power of the smile it has on it for you while I was watching your first sheep in your own shed video ❤ congratulations to you, Cammy and Lizzy 😁

[@andwalker1497]

So chuffed for u guys an great to see u enjoying & appreciating everything …u deserve every ounce ❤

[@NancyBrooks-Hartz]

Cammie, I’m 70 and I grew up on a Massey Ferguson tractor and it was the best !! Never broke down !! Recommended highly !!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@kwalsh1968]

I'm only a few minutes in but I'm so excited to watch you around your new home! This is so awesome and I pray for you all to get adjusted and enjoy it! The way you are with your children will just be elevated to a new level now with your land. Jock is a natural on his 4 wheeler and maybe he can help you with the machinery around the farm 😂 Take care Wilson family!

[@CharlenePink-Dufresne]

Cammie & Lizzy, congratulations on bringing in your first group of sheep. Im used to freezing temperatures, consider spreading a thin layer of sand when you are moving sheep, it will not hurt their hooves, and it will give you some grip too. Please be careful. Much love & respect to your whole family & all farmers. Without you, the world would starve.😊

[@dawngreen8183]

And sand is better than salt on concrete. Salt destroys concrete.

[@philomenahearn1717]

It’s so good to see how excited you are with it all Cammy… I don’t think you’ve stopped grinning. And congrats on it all… you both so deserve it!

[@emmett1739]

From an engagement ring, to a ring feeder ,now there's a multi purpose steading ! Good luck team and enjoy family life at your new home !.🎉

[@californiadreamer2580]

So cool to watch you setting up on your new farm with the sheep, and learning new skills to handle new equipment. Thanks for taking us along❤

[@Haggislover]

Your enthusiasm is so infectious, I feel so excited for you as you begin this next phase! Dinnae fash yersel' aboot the DIY, it'll come by an' by.

[@bellehartley]

I so miss living on a farm. Love the farming life. So so happy you now have your own for you and yours.

[@marmalademomzyboop8975]

Cammy, you will definitely have a steep learning curb owning your own farm. You will need a place to store your new tools. A designated spot for your bits, odds, and ends to fix things with. Great start for you and Lizzie! They boys look like they are in their new home. Thanks for sharing.

[@tracysmith7935]

I agree, start out organized with equipment and tools and you won't "loose" anything.

[@corinnahelm6135]

God bless you Cammy. You need a buddy with you, a coach. You don't want to have to redo anything. I love how positive you always are, even when stuff doesn't go so great. ❤

[@CharleneDulmage]

Oh my goodness! I am so happy for you, I have been watching you since you began videos . I now watch Sandi Brock as well. You have worked so hard, you deserve everything about this new farm. Carry on, carrying on! Love to you and Lizzie and kiddos.

[@sueg1530]

So pleased for you, Cammy, and family. So much to do and learn! Love your videos xx

[@rmil4531]

Cammy, you’ll get there son, you’re a grafter!! Stop putting yourself down, you’re learning all the time. 💕

[@denisei7929]

Definitely stop putting yourself down. Think of yourself as if you are jocks age. I don't think you'd say those things to kick. A lunch at the home table is marvelous. Slow, breath ask for help. Enjoy it all. What do you need the most?

[@elizabethmckelvie5418]

It’s delightful watching you all….but Cammy you re like a wean in a sweetie shop….its fab watching you…I m so pleased for you and lizzie

[@kathywrath33]

A Canadian girl here! Massey Ferguson is made in Canada and can handle the harsh Prairie environment. Not sure about Scotland but worth a try.🇨🇦

[@ronanpearse5330]

That’s North American ones there’s a factory in Europe somewhere

[@psophia17]

This is genuinely so exciting! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@IanStewart-x6v]

your farm is brilliant so much space,,,, I ve had Massey Ferguson all my life and never had a bad one, its a must have 👍

[@helensteen3664]

Great you have your farm. Your sheep moving into the barn, your lovely family in the yard and your lunch in the kitchen! Good luck with the DIY stuff.

[@SunraeSkatimunggr]

You say it's not a channel to learn stuff, but that is not true. You learn how to make mistakes with grace and humor. That brings wisdom.

[@maryanntreleaven3709]

Hi Cammy from Amherstburg Ontario Canada not far from Sandi Brock I am so happy for u guys your own farm and got engaged all in one day U can see how happy u guys r and it couldn't of happen to 2 sweeter kinder people on the world

[@yaffa7174]

Congratulations..!! Im so excited for you all..❤

[@ann5993]

Cammy, remember fail, is F=First A=Attempt I=In L= Learning. First attempt in learning. I love the farm video and all the future videos to come. You and Lizzy will be awesome at this new adventure ❤

[@TheSheepGame]

Thank you! I’ll fail plenty ❤️

[@philomenahearn1717]

@@TheSheepGameit will always serve as good KZbin content 😂😂

[@m.gailwieterman1987]

Good for you guys!!! It's all a learning curve, one day it won't be, you will be able to do everything you need to do eventually.

[@paulf4424]

Don't worry cammy all the other bits about fitting stuff around the farm will all fall into place. Personally I'd get a loader for the farm, just make sure it's a hitch on the back for trailers, but that's in the future.

[@TheSheepGame]

Defo need a wee tractor and loader! Thanks Paul!

[@caroldorsett8170]

Swallow Creek Ranch located in Meeker Colorado USA where I live has about 5000 sheep. They move from winter and summer pasture on foot it is about 100 mile trip and takes several weeks with many days of rest stops. So excited for your family on their new farm.

[@TheSheepGame]

Amazing!!

[@mistythompson1398]

Thank you for sharing this journey with us. We got a rescue cat a couple of months ago and she likes to sit and watch The Sheep Game with me. She is very picky about her programs but will not move an inch when you are on. Cheers from Noelle and me in Virginia, USA.

[@californiadreamer2580]

There's a YT guy Marty T., in New Zealand that I started watching years ago because of his sheep, particularly his Angry Ram. Since AR passed, turns out Marty is also a master mechanic/ engineer who resurrects ancient derelict tractors and heavy equipment etc.. I mention him because he explains all about the parts on these various machines as he is repairing them, often with his young children 'helping'. He's great to watch even if you aren't a mechanic. often he gets the machines free or very inexpensive. He taught me something about my own car that two mechanics insisted couldn't be fixed, when I asked a third to check a certain part, it was exactly what was wrong. Saved me a fortune😊 Can't even imagine how much a new tractor costs these days.

[@tracysmith7935]

They cost more than a four door sedan!

[@moiramiskimming41]

You will get there Cammy.Every day is a learning day .

[@Baldevi]

Ooh! Exciting moment here! Moving your own Sheep into your own Shed!? Congrats! I love Lizzie's shy but beaming with pride smile in the thumbnail!

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

victim of auto correct right here.. slime.. hehehe

[@Baldevi]

@@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority Thanks for pointing that out! yes, I can appreciate being shown my booboos, if it's not mean, so thanks for being funny!

[@saraedmonds1809]

Cammy, you might want to give Sandi Brock a call about questions on indoor sheep. She has just done a recalibration with food and could give you tips about an easier set up.

[@claymonsterpottery]

Here in my town we have a place called a tool library, a community group that makes all kinds tools available and offers classes t9 teach you the handyman tricks, skills and knowledge on how to use them. It’s a blessing and they don’t make you feel stupid for what you don’t know yet. We can’t all know all the things. You know sheep! So maybe there’s a place like that near you or maybe some local farmer will pity you and share the goods? It’s all a learning adventure. Enjoy the journey.

[@kathleenorr9237]

So excited to see how things go on your own farm

[@donnabezanson8584]

It's so exciting watching you get your farm up and running. Congratulations

[@noremacpix3516]

You have a steep learning curve, don’t be discouraged by not having done DIY before. If you could call on someone close to mentor you. On the jobs you are required to do plan ahead and order the parts for the job. The old saying “fail to prepare, is prepared to fail” great to see a young family starting there future in farming. And knowing farmers as I do look after the tools and they will look after you..

[@Ben-fk9ey]

You should get whatever tractor you can afford that fits your needs and most importantly can be repaired/serviced locally. No point buying a Deere for example if the nearest place to repair and get parts is 100 miles away.

[@jacksrus]

Sense talking right here😊

[@brigidconroy2111]

Cammy and Lizzie enjoy this beautiful new adventure

[@saragayle2217]

Fantastic video ,it's so lovely to see you so excited about your farm.you will soon be a DIY expert, think of all the things you can make for the house😂 .will the pigs be yours or will it be bed and breakfast I think they call it .❤

[@adonnapryor5440]

Massey Ferguson is good. What might tip the scale is that your neighbor has and likes them. Sharing/swapping parts and attachments may come in handy for you both.

[@TheSheepGame]

Good point!

[@EvaMorrison-y3m]

WOW this is so exciting to see the life your bringing to this farm and your happiness and enthusiasm Cammy is bursting out of this video in spades from tractors / bringing sheep in and maybe pigs I’m absolutely loving it all CONGRATULATIONS to you and Lizzie. Eva / West Lothian 👍🏼👏👏👏

[@Lozzy64]

As farmer pete would say thats a beautiful thing. You must have had a wee feeling of pride cammy x

[@littledavey2169]

Good to see for all of you's your own little farm 🚜 upthefarmars💯.🤙🦊

[@dw1920]

I’m so proud of you all you’re doing great it will all come in time they lived outside so I don’t think you can do much to hurt them inside the waters look like the ones Sandi has if you have questions I’m sure she would be glad to talk you through anything I’ll be watching ❤

[@Baldevi]

While Cammy shops the Water Bowls, he's considering the same sort of design as Sandi Brock has in her Finishing barn, where her Lambs are housed until they reach market weight or are returned to the Sheep Barn as replacements. I think her bowls are great sine they water on demand, saves wasted water, are too small for any lamb/sheep to harm themselves in [Sheep are NOT stupid, but they are incredibly curious and surprisingly playful, and thus get into trouble quite easily, like toddlers. So you do have to consider how inquisitive and how feral your flock is when shopping such equipment. Just noticed the exact same blue water bowl Sandi uses [I believe 4 bowls per side of the barn, which is not small. Each bowl can service a certain number of Lambs, and a different number of teen and adult sheep.] Its fun to live vicariously through Cammy's sharing of his adventure in owning his own Farm!

[@hkoepfle]

I am much like you. You don’t know how to something until you know how to do something. I’m sure if I had a video recording me while I half ass my home repairs people would be yelling at me too. 😂. I love that you are real. This is so exciting to see your dreams coming true. I don’t comment often but I have been a watcher for a few years now. Love your content. And your accent - my grandpa was a Scotsman.

[@TheSheepGame]

I’ve got a lot to learn but i always find lots of great tips in the comments 😁

[@renawetherelt5020]

You are funny Cammie. You have that on those farmers that know how to do stuff!

[@giajensen1689]

So happy for you! Congratulations!❤❤❤🇸🇪

[@joanne26]

Well done Cammy and Lizzie You have worked hard for this farm as yours and you will succeed And you are young enough to ‘enjoy’ and make it grow What you have bought with the sheds etc is in good order. OH and the Government are still not budging on the IHT rules. They will have to sooner rather than later And once you have the sheep in the sheds lambing will be ‘easier’ ☝️☝️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤩

[@momthebomb3]

🇨🇦Your sheep in your shed …… amazing view . Congratulations Cammie and Lizzy ❤

[@cowponyprincess2349]

I have a fondness for older Massey Fergusons, but I think one of the things to consider with is what brands can you quickly and easily get parts for when you need them? Congratulations on the new place and the engagement!

[@audreysacharkiewicz1704]

Go down to the local boozer..ask if there is a plumber in the house? A retired one will be willing to school you

[@SarahZeeb]

I love seeing that lambs in the barn/shed!! You did a good job driving that tractor too. I am sure you know this and have it already taken care of, but I would suggest get something like sand, gravel, or even clay kitty litter for that slope when it's icy. "Black ice" so deceiving because you can't see it until you are on it, your brain just registers it as being wet. I have had a couple of experiences driving on it already this winter in my area of Michigan. Jock is handling his little atv like a pro, maybe he could be a bigger help this spring and summer on it. LOL! DIY is a learn as you go thing for me because I am always changing how I want things to be before the project is done.

[@Hermionesmom]

Time to set up a weatherproof tool room with electric to run chargers and keep those investments organized. A man with an amazing farm deserves a classy spot for the tools and implements. Better to start now - definitely saves money in the long run!

[@bobb6342]

Don’t worry to much what brand of tractor you get, they will all have their problems. Just look for a good dealer and close at hand so your not driving all over the country side trying to find parts

[@jacksrus]

Agree with anything good and local tractor, car pub😅😅

[@mariemiskealla9371]

Good luck with the farm Cammy and Lizzy

[@heathergingrich6170]

Cammie and Lizzie I am so excited to see your farm grow and prosper it us wonderful seeing your own lambs in your first shed..❤ 2025 is going to be a great year for you!

[@shirleysousa1133]

You tube will become your best friend to learn how to do things

[@megtgriffin]

Call Graham. He can help you with the cow stuff and you can get a collab in at the same time.

[@TheSheepGame]

Oh he’ll be doing all the cows when they come don’t worry 🤣

[@AndyJ5431]

Now you’ve got a chainsaw, get the appropriate PPE and get some LANTRA training too. For tractor decide what you are going to do with it, get one with a cab and is man of the job for what you want. For you get a four wheel drive. Also make sure your tractor dealership is nearby and provides a good back up service. For diy have a look at some you tube channels where you will get some good coaching.

[@deannawesenberg4211]

Growing up here in Southern Wisconsin of USA on our dairy farm we had 2 Massey Ferguson 444. Wide row and narrow front ends. They were only made for a couple of years. They were our work horses.

[@azamyahmad]

And hello there and welcome back Cammy ! .. and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside content video and another beautiful sharing lovely piece of work ! .. thanks again and have a wonderful blessed weekend from Montreal QC Canada ! ..

[@sandrahmurphy]

Great video , I wish you all the luck in your new farm xxxx

[@MolinaAcres]

Love those trailers yall have over there!! Space efficient at its best!!!

[@sharonpott4253]

Congratulations ❤

[@sporranheid]

Braw! So chuffed for the pair o ye. Thoroughly deserved. So many things to know and none of us are born with it. Ye'll get there. 👍 "Ribbed...." 🤣🤣🤣

[@SuzanneWor43]

We are so happy for you all but please don’t crash the tractor 🚜 xxxx

[@jameshopkins-vt5mq]

For that drill you bought, yes does need sds bits and also when drilling brick or concrete turn it to hammer and drill or you’ll be there hours. Also advise picking one brand and buying a normal battery drill and then you can add other tool from the like and impact gun or circular saw etc for future projects as well as not needing dreaded cables everywhere! The water pipe fitting unscrew grab the bit with lumps and twist. They could be fairly tight if not been undone for some time so mole grips may be necessary.

[@TheSheepGame]

Thanks for the info! 👍

[@ruthmichigander]

That trailer is amazing!

[@DoryLeslie]

Thanks Cammy, Great to see the new farm, there is a never ending amount of work in a new place, eh?!?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hazelmeldrum5860]

Enjoyed that episode ,you can get studs or spikes to attach to your boots on those icy days cheap and easy to use.

[@josephflorio3556]

its starting to look like farm congratulations like the big tractor

[@davidjackson6510]

I'm sure your DIY skills will come quick, I'm sure you will get plenty of practise now you own your own farm!

[@sissy8563]

Texas gal here, get a John Deere 🚜 💚 lol ❤❤ I’m so happy for you & your family.. New baby, getting engaged, new farm.. Just so excited for yall ..

[@paulleaver8820]

Hi good old tube it will show you how to do any job you need to do you will get there in the end so just keep going 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@storksusan]

Massey Ferguson is a UK company per Wikipea Massey Ferguson is an agricultural machinery manufacturer, established in 1953 through the merger of farm equipment makers Massey-Harris of Canada and the Ferguson Company of the United Kingdom. It was based in Coventry then moved to Beauvais in 2003 when the Coventry factory was shut down.

[@denisei7929]

If you are organized,that is half the battle. Everything where it belongs and youll always be able to find it.

[@ruthmichigander]

Hi Cammy and Lizzy👋👋 from Michigan USA looks great!

[@anitameza3960]

You need some icy melt for that icy part . So happy to see you with your own farm . Congratulations to you and Lizzy

[@dawngreen8183]

Icy melt (salt) will eventually destroy the concrete. Sand is better 🙂

[@ViviennePlatt]

You're doing great Cammy, all a learning curve 😊

[@seedsanddreamshomestead5357]

What a lovely sight

[@LindaMackrill]

Slow down phone a friend, don't be afraid to ask for help when you don't know how to do something. Ask & research what will work best before you spend a lot of money. Call other farmers. Trade scanning or shearing for something other farmers can help you with. Buy what you can afford not brand new. Talk to Graham about his tool box he really likes then you won't loose everything you buy. Designate a place to secure tools & things that can be moved easily. Make a list prioritize; you can't do everything at once. Make a plan to increase gradually as you talk about pigs & cows. Be the best at one thing first. My father farmed we had chickens & sold eggs, pigs, cows, food & animal crops. Don't add to much add one thing established well first before adding more. Designate task to those who can help you. You & your family are very loved!!! We are all so proud of you & Lizzie. Praying God continues to shower you with blessing as you bring us so many smiles w/ your videos.

[@adrian_dickinson]

As for the drill. The bit should be sds type, pull the chuck at the back it will only fit in one position so it can't slip when drilling, same way to take it out. Have it on hammer setting on the dial on the side drill position, hammer setting for masonry, may have chistle setting as well. You may be able to remove the sds chuck completely & put a hss type drill on it for dilling wood/ steel. As for the pipe fittings get a adjustable spanner & put on topof the collar of the tap pipe you want to remove towards the tap & hit with a hammer, not to hard to release the jaws in the fitting to get the pipe out. you have to hold the collar down, with that type. Good luck. Your spending money like a machine gun. The person in the shop should have given you a demo with the drill.

[@tomsoulsby1595]

Nice one good luck 👍🏻

[@doreenbunker234]

I'm quite excited about watching the farm blossom. Good luck for 2025 and your future.🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@ellieheathcote4155]

Bit late now, but the pipe fitting looks to be a mdpe compression fitting (undo the plastic nut and the pipe should slide out) Also looks like they've sold you a SDS drill with a straight shank drill bit (which won't work together) Hope this helps 👍🏻 Though you've probably already sorted it 😊

[@livingamadatlife]

Cammy, you're doing Awesome the D.I.Y will come later congrats on your new farm.

[@pjk1714]

Massey has a lot of options and with the engine can last 30 plus years. Just pay attention to changes of oils and such on time. Often you can get a rep to come to you to change and inspect. Many like the Asian tractors but seriously traditional are easy to keep working hard. So happy for you and Lizzy.

[@billyboy-c5u]

Looking for a tractor, go with the dealership that’s nearest/best backup for when things go wrong

[@ilonamollema6467]

I was yelling to the screen that you needed SDS bits.😂 And yes, I'm a woman. But thankfully, my drill came with the right bits. 😅 So, that's how I learned it. The lambs look amazing in the shed!❤

[@tubs1984]

Massey Ferguson is part of AGCO, a US company. They also own Fendt and Valtra. Fendt are the Rolls Royce of tractors, John Deere probably have the best connectivity and technology, and the rest just try to match those two. Obviously you won’t be going new, so what you buy will depend on budget and what it needs to do. If it’s an MF you are looking at, any with a Sisu or Perkins engines are solid. Avoid CVT gearboxes unless you’ve a warranty.

[@merinofarmeragriculturewor4623]

Awesome as cammy ❤ you mate & Lizzie . CRJ Shearing team Australia

[@TheSheepGame]

Thanks mate!

[@kathyk479]

Did all your equipment come with your farm? That's cool!,!!! Owning your own stuff is the best! How big is your farm? Your kids are so beautiful you need some more! 😅😅😅😅 lol.

[@juliemoses1909]

Massey-Ferguson are American tractors. Kubota makes some nice smaller tractors. Our tractors never really had brakes. You just had to cut the throttle in time to stop before hitting anything. 😂 Americans have double-decker livestock lorries. They’re used for swine too, not just sheep.

[@Roosmarijn035]

double-decker livestock lorries are very common in Europe.

[@cathywithac]

Indoor sheep! Just like Sandi!

[@Duck_Keeper]

We have a Kioti NS6010H Tractor (USA) with hydrostatic transmission. Hydrostatic is easy to use for the beginner user as it works similar to a mower - forward and back are on the same peddle. You need to decide what HP you think you need and add 5-10hp because you will find something that you wish you could do but can't because your tractor doesn't have enough power. Add a Grapple to pick up those logs you were talking about and also be able to pick up hay bales and other items that farmers tend to need to move around. Good luck 🍀with tractor shopping - you will most likely have to do as you always do and not look at the price of things because of sticker shock.

[@john-xx8nc]

Lambs are living that cheers

[@lesleygreirson589]

You look just like Jock and Angus wi a new toy , brilliant x