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It sprayed out = poor cow she was brave and didnt bellow much.

I think you’re thinking of haggis not stuffing bro I don’t know what kind of stuffing you guys eat in Scotland but here in America or stuffing smells like sage and cornbread unless you don’t use cornbread stuffing then it smells like sage and something else doesn’t smell like shit lol

You have the best job in the world. Cows are amazing and she is just beautiful! Wish I could get into this. You also have the best music choices for your videos.

That calf looked like a puppy when he started petting it. Someone should work on breeding some that stay that size.

poor cow = your a kind good considerate man

Oh how sweet are they??!!!!

Sorcha (pronounced Sor-ka) is the Irish (Gaeilge) version of Sarah. I presume it's the same in Scots Gaelic as they are very similar languages.

It's great to see the 'natural' hollowing-out that you mimic with the basic trim. A real learning experience!

Bucket list place i HAVE to visit x

That farmer has almost the same amount of charme as Graham 0.0 very likeable. wouldnt mind seeing him more often XD

I totally thought with that size horns that getting her into the crush would involve some of the hydraulic lines getting pulled out.

Pissed off but still horny! That's my ex! 😊

Nobody tell Graeme about mini highland cows. He'd have a million of them.

Ifølge you dont do a werry goood job you Will not have lastet so long as you have❤😊

Is anyone working on bovine stemcell research to help repair these types of wounds?

it is awesome to see you rocking kaiwaka over bibs! im from kaiwaka in NZ and we love the brand! keep rocking them!

I loved hearing the farmer say “coos.” Just made me smile. Big fan of dialects and linguistic variation. 😁

OH MY GOOOOODNESSSSSS!! I want a baby highland cow!! Just as long as it doesn't grow up 😊❤

I loved hearing the farmer say “coos.” Just made me smile. Big fan of dialects and linguistic variation. 😁

Why not back her in instead

REALLY BRO DOUBLE UNSKIPABLE COMMERCIALS WHATS UP WITH THAT? This will make me stop watching it’s tital BS

Im not 100% certain, but Acetasalysillic acid is just aspirin.

Why don’t you stop and clean the muck off so it doesn’t go into the giant hole?

Nice intro Graham❤

Dribbly old girl, what a stunner <3

Love the baby coo.❤😍🤗

Love love LOVE the new opening👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻love ur videos!♥️♥️♥️they calm me down and i get such good sleep ive been watching u for years now🫶🏻😊🤩

Thanks for taking us along on this trip! I was wondering how you were going to get a cow with those long horns into your crush! And I just LOVE those baby calves❣️

I don't know why, but watching you explain the cow's problem to her owners was wonderful. You truly know your craft and obviously care so much for your "customers," its very admirable. PS What an absolutely beautiful girl.

Now I want a pet highland cow...

The babies are the cutest ever

Now that's a good-looking cow, right down to her nose!

What a beautiful lookingcow

Looks so much better, she is beautiful.

omg 😍 that will now be added to my bucket list I HAVE to go visit Coos & Ewes!!!

No wonder cows have extra problems with their hoofs with all that moisture.

dogs have paw balm, humans have lip balm. could Sorka not get some type of balm for that? to keep it moist and the skin flexible?

Adorable

Oh I want to be you Graeme. Those calves are so precious.

Is that a touch of gray in your hair ?

even living in the land of the Highland cows, you don't get immune to their cuteness. I love seeing them when I'm out and about

What a magnificent animal! She boo’ful!❤😂

Dude, your face at 11:06 just says everything lmao Right through heaven 😂

wonderful old girl. We breed them here in Tasmania, Australia. Love em, such sweet natured, majestic coos.

She is positively gorgeous! You could have knocked me over with a feather when you said that she was 21years old. I had no clue that a cow could live that long. I know that some horses do though. I think you mentioned once that it uncommon for a dairy cow to still be having a calf and producing milk after they are 5-6 years old. This was said when you were at the farm which has a 9 year old heifer that was pregnant and was having an issue with one hoof. Having not been raised on a farm and only basic to no real knowledge on any animal on found a farm, I was very surprised to learn that the 9 year old heifer was still apart of the dairy's commercial side of the business and not retired. I follow a number of farming/animal channels and have learned quite a bit about sheep farming and how the different types of farms work with the sheep being outside or in a barn or a mixture of both. Most ewe"s on those channels only stay in the breeding program until they are 5-6 years old unless they have a health issue that prevents them from staying. Sheepishly Me is the only one I know that has a very small setup for her retired ewes who were special and had a rather strong bond/relationship with her and Carissa. They are affectionately called the Golden Girls and they have a small pasture to enjoy during the nice weather and a small section to themselves in the finishing barn where they also store their bales of hay.

homie is a certifed yapper

Cooows, lol

Por cow

Beautiful lady, and gorgeous feet, so healthy! Yeah ok, she's a little lame, but she's being looked after by some excellent people. Good luck to her, and commendations to the entire care team for those girls. Love your work HGP and team.

Just curious...Why don't you use a knife that is sharp on both sides instead of the single sided knives?