HUGE ANGRY BULL ... has stones, cracks & problems in his feet!!!

take the time when one of your clients texts you and tells you they have a giant, charming, friendly

bull

to fix. You know you're in for a bad day here in the south west of Scotland. We love sarcasm, but this

bull

has a serious sore. stand so we can try to help you are you watching GP Rush's helmet dance the moment comes when I fall and time passes slowly I fall into you hey, we could leave the city see the beautiful world around me I want to see it now good morning, morning Yes, You didn't see me making a cup of tea.

I'm trying to cut back on coffee just before this account. Wow, the sun is really shining for a change. If you've been watching the Sheep game, you'll know this. It has been raining torrentially here for the last month and for everyone in the UK it has been horrible from the start. Oh, you never really know what's going to happen during the day when someone texts you jokingly other than they're really nice. bull to trim like I said sarcasm is big here in the south west of Scotland so put the Willies up here not that way but it gets on your nerves is what I mean come on yeah Jack Jack told me , said we have this

huge

, big and gentle. building that you'll love to trim doesn't exactly sound good, right?

I don't think he told the TR no. I don't like him telling me the truth. I should have about 20 cows or so, so I shouldn't take As long as the bills come and go, that's the hassle, right? Yeah, I just want to get them in and out as quickly as possible and you don't want them shaking it all over the place, right? What happens if they do the same? However, one silly cookie and he turns around, yes, that's what it's about his knees bending into his arms, ra, that's just a very short but very beautiful trip to our work today.

This farm is located near Badnik on the shores of Wigtown Bay. long enough for us to finish our coffee and discuss the challenges that may or may not be coming, let's go out for a bit and we'll drive for real, let's go out, we can leave this city, let's drive in the fresh air, yes the countryside is so pretty. with the wind blowing in your hair once we get to any farm, all talk practically stops, we all know our jobs and we all know our places, all we want to do is download the person we like, set them up, get the las Cows run up and start cutting and today is no different from any other, let's get out, we can leave this town, drive in the open air, yeah, the countryside, so with the wind blowing in your hair, someday we can look back , okay, so it turns out that we have 22 cows to do and a big bad bully standing there waiting patiently for us.

It actually doesn't look that bad, but appearances can be deceiving. We have to test these 22 cows that don't really seem to have all that. There's a lot wrong with them, sometimes I forget a word and then we'll talk about Billy, honey, your mind, take it to Paradise, hey, and just like that, this rope is about to break, so we need to stop quickly and change everything we do . The old one is cut, cut it, the knot here like this, take a new piece of rope. We usually put in enough rope that we can cut it without having to change it, but that rope has obviously been in for quite some time. burn the end of the rope so it doesn't come loose over time bite into a blue roll and take the end off seriously come on, it's a family show and we tie it like this I don't know if I don't know if This doesn't have a name, but it's the one we use because it tightens itself.

I have a feeling it's actually called a half hitch, but I could be completely wrong and all we do is pass this over here and tie a knot. around here and then pass it through here through the little hole down until it's tied up tight, not at this end and cut off this little tail and that should be changed, that should last us a good couple of months, as I say. Usually when it runs out you can just cut the end off and move it up a little, but the last rope was a little short to trim back, just slow it down a little, rewind a little and that cow came in like a bullet absolute, but because she came in so quickly, I didn't touch her head, I didn't realize he lifted her up and her head was already out, luckily the crisis was averted, look into my eyes, you can use them as a mirror, baby , you are my tick. to Paradise Hey, everything is good now, we have been longing for each other and it feels like H CL, this is how we get over the cows very quickly, their legs are actually very good, this is exactly what we have been cutting out. tomorrow 23 cows have legs like this, so before we start, I think it's pretty fair to say that there doesn't seem to be anything really wrong with this cow's food, we just removed about 10mm from the tips of our toes , which means that this outside claw that I'm about to start working on is slightly higher than the inside claw, which means that our foot is unbalanced and that is the absolute core of a hoof trimmer job to return balancing a cow leg that used to Refer to cow hoof trimming as leg matching, in other words, making sure both claws are the same so that the weight is balanced evenly between the two toes and that is no different what we're doing today, we're just making sure. there are no imperfections and that the weight is distributed as evenly as possible along the entire length of a cow's hoof.

What I'm doing now is called shaping the sole inside the hoof capsule, it's a bone called P3 or the pedal bone and generally speaking it's the same shape as the hoof capsule but it has a little projection that it protrudes downward in this area, so we do this to protect the chorion above. See what I mean? All we're doing is In the very definition of routine hoof testing, we're just making sure the

feet

are completely balanced and there's nothing wrong and then we can let them go, except in the case of this little lady, she's barley, so now is the time to try to get this bu.

The crush from here doesn't look too bad, but we'll see, let's leave this cow in the crush, open the back door for that bully when he comes up the run, if we can. taking it that far sees the bait, the girl in The Crush and hopefully runs into the race and then it should be nice and easy fingers crossed so we have to try to figure out how to get this bull into the race, don't is. a simple operation because all these things around us, all these doors, they are M him, so he won't want to do what we want him to do, I think take them through this door to this corral and then round the race like we did we.

What we did with the cows is probably our best option because this is a good opening, so we need him to understand where he needs to go. Generally the biggest problem with bulls or cows or anything in particular is that they aren't quite sure where they are. should go or where the exit is, if you like, so we have to make the exit right. He thinks it's the clearest possible way out for him, so we have to make the way out as obvious as possible, so I'm opening the door at the end. that when he gets to the end of the corral he says oh, we're out and he comes this way if he opens a door halfway he could just run past it, so here he'll get to the end of the corral, look for a path.

Outside you'll see this and hopefully I'll go in. I'm grabbing a stick, yeah, a stick to hit them, but hopefully I'm not going to hit them because I really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, I don't want to. but I also don't want to get close enough to him to pat them on the butt with my hand, so I'll use the stick instead, it's just an extension of my hand, right, if he wants, kill me or something, keep rolling , yes that's fine. try to monetize the video if you can and give it to my kids come on boy come on boys so Zia raises her head every time she stands on the ground with her front left foot look just look in a second so every time As he takes a step, every time he steps on his front left foot, he raises his head.

By raising his head, he takes the weight off that foot, so it is his front left foot that he pushes, hey, hey. Come on, come on, the problem is that it's very slippery here, so if I try to run away from it, God, hey, hey, hey, go on, get on the cigar, wait this fast, quick, you see, think that the slats They are a big hole in the ground. So that's why he hesitated and jumped on them, whoa, that's it, Go Bo, that's a boy, that's a boy, that's a whoa, whoa, whoa, again, he thinks he needs to jump on them, the reason Totally honest that I'm going to go in and chase.

He and Craig aren't because he would rather I get Hur than Craig get Hur, although in an ideal world maybe neither of us would get Hur. I think we'll be fine. That's it, that's it, so we're fine, we're totally fine, I thought we'd be fine, but you never know the bills. I'm not one of those people who's going to act like I'm not afraid of them. Beerus I'm not afraid of them, but I'm very cautious of them, come on boy, keep going, unfortunately our cows managed to get out of the crush. She is SE the right way.

Let's put them in sometimes when you're on farms and Bills. They are really wild, all the guys that work here hide around the corner while you get them, just in case, and to be absolutely clear, of course I'm joking, these guys have been up since 3 or 4 this morning milking the cows that I just trimmed, so they were enjoying a well-deserved breakfast right now that we have it in the air. Yes, we are starting with his front left foot because this is his problem foot and the Bulls can create a lot of havoc and in a very short period of time, so I want to start with the problem foot in case things go wrong , so it actually has quite a few rocks stuck in there, as you can see, coming out great, starting to slide down, trying bills is just a nightmare. they just go out of their way to cause trouble because the shoulders on a bus like this can be so colossally big that sometimes they can end up sliding forward on the belly band and end up kneeling and leaning towards the front door, creating a real danger for him. and For me, I'm just going to look into this.

I need to focus on this problem and I think this white line problem here might be the focus of all your pain. However, my focus is currently divided. I have an eye on him leaning on him. headgate worrying if he's going to hurt himself and the other eye on the problem at hand and trying to understand what exactly is wrong with this, so we're going to have to put it back down, slides forward and looks, yeah, drop both.

feet

back, yes, I have decided to restart it completely. I need to get him back on his feet, standing, not leaning on my front door, then I left all his feet to make sure they are safe and secure, it's a constant battle in my mind to decide if I should leave all four feet right so none of your feet be good or leave only two of them.

I really thought I was going to find something more substantial here, although, oh wait a minute, I was sure it was this foot that everyone around me looks like. To think he was on his right front foot I think otherwise, who proves us? The place is really struggling to decide what the problem is here. I think it might actually be this foot, this one here, this little dot, oh, we definitely have action there, so I go. to continue here and hopefully find out how deep this little hole goes. I think this won't look like anything, but I'm pretty sure this is the problem.

Oh, look, yeah, look, it's shaking up all of Crush. I'm not sure if it's the choice of camera. Picking that up is definitely not a problem there, so what I'm going to do is I don't want to fill this with glue because there's going to be a very hard spot there and that would cause a problem when I'm pretty sure this is the problem, but I need to check. a bit that this is not good. This problem with the white L goes further up his foot than I thought. This is really turning out to be a very messy and horrible clipping.

I absolutely hate to see a horseshoe not fit this guy, so the problem here is definitely a problem here, so we can't put a block here and we can't put a block here, so it's time for a moment. by Ingenuity. I'm going to try to create two entire blocks with just glue because I don't have a block that can shape the problem areas. I definitely don't want to cause more

problems

, though, he's doing a lot of that. alone and once again slides forward on the belly band and rests against the door of my head, this can create a pinch point in the radial nerve and effectively completely paralyze his front legs, something I obviously need to avoid, which we are back on our feet.

For now I want to work as fast as I can to get the blocks on his feet, but once again he falls, so let's pick him up and make sure he doesn't get damaged by the slamming door he kicks.It narrowly misses me and sends my knife flying, oh, while I also bend the crush, the explosion, well, this is the first time he folded it round. I can let go. I'm really struggling every time we put them down. F gets dirty, so we. I can't glue it, but we can't keep cutting out parts just to put some glue on it, so instead of putting a block on, I'm just going to put glue on it.

I'm going to avoid the sore parts. Because this sticks so quickly that I can go over it again and build it like this. That's the idea. If he doesn't start trying to hang himself again, I don't normally see myself getting frustrated, but these buses are so big they can. They get hurt so easily and if they sit still for a couple of minutes, it's all over without a problem. This is a very expensive block. You can see. I'm just going over both sides and amplifying the entire tube and now if you go down to the sides, we can see how much it costs.

It's actually building up on top of your foot now, so we'll have to wait a second for this to dry and then we'll flatten out the bottom so you can walk on it properly. The idea is that the amount of glue I put on it will lift the good parts of his feet and therefore focus and concentrate all of his energy when walking across those parts of his feet instead of the areas that are causing them pain. However, these blocks are very difficult to keep on Toro's feet, so I'm not sure if they will last, although these

problems

seem pretty insignificant to us viewers, if you weighed 900 kilos or around £2000, they would be a great obstacle for each of your steps.

We quickly try to trim the other three feet before he gets too

angry

. Again and we have more problems to deal with. These hind legs, while not pretty looking, are actually perfectly functional, aside from a few small

cracks

and some bruises that will be overcome by the soft ground you will be walking on immediately after this cut. is complete, I'm actually going to leave that because I don't think I'm stupid about that, you need to leave as much surface area as you can on Bill's foot because of the colossal weight they have to support, we're working as fast as possible, we really want this one bull and get out of the running of the bulls as quickly as we can.

This running of the bulls is fantastically well designed for both bulls and cows, but any Bine can get hurt in almost any situation, I'm just going to take that bit. break because I'm worried that the

stones

will go up there and exacerbate or make the problem worse because his left front foot hurts so much that I didn't realize he should have a little pain in the back of his right foot, so it's a good chance to solve it the problem is already bad it looks like it's going straight to its white line okay can you prepare a block but please give it a lot of food? yes maybe you can hear not the panic but the sense of urgency in me voice.

Don't know. I don't want this bull in the crowd anymore. Wow, I'm really starting to sound like a broken record when it comes to wanting this bull out of the crowd. We are starting to make real progress, but this foot has held us back. I hadn't anticipated it. There are no more problems because of how sore the front left foot was. This white line defect was traced along his white line and bursts almost at the crown. This was definitely causing him pain and he really needs this block. However, this rear right foot is not the one that is causing the concern.

The front right foot actually had some major issues that Craig had to deal with just a few weeks ago. Great, that's actually why we're doing this. We need D his front right foot too, but He's put it in the front of the crush now, so we're going to have to drop them one more time to fix it, okay, lovely, so here's a pretty unconventional block, but hopefully it will do the job to get out of the sword areas, but it won't work perfectly because each CLA will swell inside you, okay, it's the right time to deal with the next problem, put your foot back in the center of the Crowd, get it, yeah.

A few years ago, a bull hit me in the face and I broke my head. nose and eye socket in multiple places, so I'm a little hesitant to get too close. Go, no, no, don't let go and finally, with a little teamwork, a little luck and a lot of ingenuity, we managed to get his foot back up. crushed and raised in the air, this is the foot that cigy guy cut off just 5 weeks ago, on one of my days off, it had a crack going up the dorsal or front wall of this foot, that crack and the remains of it It's still there, but his foot doesn't hurt anymore, which means Craigy did an absolutely fantastic job, it's a little hard and ready because I'm trying to fix it as quickly as I can, but there's nothing wrong with this result. , remember what I told you. about the farm boy, text me that he had a lovely, gentle bull to look after.

To be honest, he's that guy now he's calm, so, yeah, I still want him out of the crush, but he's calmed down a lot. Could you keep your fingers crossed? that he doesn't destroy his crush I'm trying to say we'll just keep our fingers crossed that he doesn't destroy the truck has a cherry on top when he leaves his crush, it may have been difficult, frustrating and possibly dangerous. task of cutting this out with the boy's feet, but we've done the job in the end, we have two blocks in his front left foot, the one causing all the pain, and a large wooden block in that back right foot, so once who has had a little time to try to free himself from being crushed all that time.

Hopefully, he'll feel a lot better than he did before seeing it. For now, he must return to his straw pen before heading to the green grass he calls. At home you can see how slow he walks and everything is stiff, so the bills are not made to have his legs up and up and they are very elevated and then the crush fell and he picked up again, his legs went up and the crush. Jack will make sure Bill gets a big shot of anti-inflammatory medication to reduce the swelling in that left front foot and that will really help him.

I hope the block does its job, but it's in a strawberry pen and that will be a big help anyway. That's all for a very tired, sweaty and definitely frustrated 50p