What the Hell is Under There?! 2

[Itsakindamagic]

As a handspinner I can say that a jacketed fleece is the most desirable. I've laid out big bucks for fleeces like this. Makes my fingertips tingle to watch this beautiful fleece being properly handled during this shearing. Beautiful job!

[teekatheking]

You can tell his owners take care of him on a daily basis. He’s one of the cleanest from all your videos

[adventurec]

I have no farm of some sort, not into shearing business, scared of bugs, a complete city girl, doesn't really need wool products as I'm from the tropics yet I'm transfixed in your videos. You make it look easy doing what you do and I love your passion in your work. Keep it up and thank you for sharing your videos. Be safe😉

[strawberrysangria]

I hope this sheep knows how appreciated she is. She deserves it!

[cozyghostling]

The way you describe the fleece so poetically is great

[dhandley]

As a fibre artist, I'm in love with that fleece. Gonna fangirl here. Just watching you shear that with all the lanolin and crimp, it looks so luscious! Thank you for being so caring with these animals. And thank the owner for the great wool.

[mx_nana_banana]

I imagine getting shorn is like taking off pants after a long day just refreshingly cool

[BeautyBySage]

So gorgeous! and lanolin is literally the best hydrator. Nothing compares, and it was what SAVED me when nursing babies! I shout it from the rooftops. Nature is amazing!

[carlacress]

My Father was a shearer when I was young. At age 4 I started tieing bundles for him. Being a first born and a girl didn't matter to Daddy. I'll be 60 in September, thank you for rekindled memories of him. God bless you 🙏 ❤️

[karensiedschlag]

The way that you describe what you are seeing is simply lovely! You are a true storyteller!

[Dagrdottir]

How fabulous to see a sheep beautifully cared for (by both you and the shepherdess) and in the peak of health. Just to go you treat animals with respect and care you will reap the rewards. I am a Londoner but my Mum was a Kent shepherdess and she would have loved to have seen this.

[BeegirlsHoneyHouse]

Beautiful work as always‼️👍🏽 You ladies are the jewels of livestock stewardship from Texas~ I adore the opportunity to witness your good works‼️💙🇺🇸🌎😇

[YYako-Meg]

Fiber artist here! I crochet/knit and I love working with wool, so watching your videos and seeing where it comes from is really fun! Plus I like your chill energy. Thank you for educating me 😊

[shidehhafezi]

I never thought I would start appreciating sheering sheep and the quality, texture, and color of their fleece. Thank you for sharing your passion!

[YOURGIRL]

Everytime I watch these I just think how amazing it must feel for these beautiful animals to feel the air on their skin.

[namedrop]

Never stop, lovely. You’re a poet and a good soul.

[lornakurien]

It never ceases to amaze me how these animals don't struggle or move a lot while she tosses and turns them. She's a thorough professional and has got it down to a fine art. The smile is adorable.

[vickihill]

I love your kindness and your gentleness with the animals. You can tell your kind and compassionate in that really matters to those babies. It really really matters. Thank you so very much for what you do❤

[ro]

The way you describe each animal and their coat like a postcard to a loved one ♡

[marriettehelling]

Your videos are so soothing. I love that you explain as your sheering. Clearly you've got the perfect job for your patient, compassionate job. Wish grooming my dogs was this easy 🐏🐑🩶🤍