Patchy & Overgrown Sheep Shearing

[mx_nana_banana]

it doesn’t matter if jobs like this don’t have the best results, sheerings like this are more like rescue missions than anything else.

[maeinthegame]

i love the lack of shaming of the owners of these animals, your commentary always comes from a place of concern and a desire to educate and it warms my heart <3

[GoingSwimmingly]

The sheep must feel so good after this!

[telebeam]

Might not be your best shear, but it's definitely one of your best loops.

[Zinniagarden]

Fascinating to see how you grapple the animals down yet still are gentle

[carolynphillips]

I love how you're always mindful and respectful when it comes to overgrown sheep and their owners or situations

[krism.]

I’m glad you stay patient & kind with the animals that fight you out of fear. It’s wonderful you never hurt them! ❤

[cherylbenton]

I love how tenderly you treat her after she's sheared. Your compassion is beautiful! 💜💜💜

[smallfootprint]

It's a win win. The main thing is you helped her feel better without all that crusty overgrowth. Love the care you show to the animals.

[sheilahackney]

I seen may shearers, mostly aussie, but I love watching you because you treat them with care and dignity. I loved how you gave her a few seconds to regain her balance at the end.

[kimhuse]

I agree with greasemonkey; the shearing needed to be done, because we all know that overheating can kill a sheep, so, regardless of the way the she looks afterwards, you did a great job with a rescue from over heating

[BetterLifeAhead]

The way the last sentence is completed at the start of the video so it loops nicely is so weirdly satisfying

[paulaadams]

I love the empathy you have with those animals! It’s good to see that you really do care about them.💐

[lesleystone]

Girl!!!! This is fantastic The aches and pains your body had to endure with this shearing ❤

[rattaxi]

This is heartbreaking. Thank you so much. They're BRED to end up in misery, injured, and potentially blinded if their wool isn't trimmed. I can't imagine how awful and helpless that would be.

[dessysmith]

I love and respect how you show compassion and empathy for your sheep clients and how gentle you are with them.❤❤

[colliemom]

can't imagine the relief they feel after all that's off

[photovincent]

love it when the sheep gives in, or as you say it ‘knows we’re on the same team’. Especially when they don’t run off immediately when they’re done

[SquirrelThis]

Looping like a boss… almost as satisfying as watching the fleece come away in those beautiful smooth lines!

[sarasafran]

Děkuji srdečně, za vaší velikou pomoc ovcí, jste šikovný muž.👍👍🌹❤❤