Sandi Brock told all her subscribers about you and I am glad she did. Your videos are very interesting. I like seeing how different countries rear their sheep. Your accent is great too. I wouldn't worry about people not liking something. You can't please everyone all the time.

“Lizzie doesn’t want me to show Jock bumping into things and falling because it’ll make people think she’s a bad parent” Nope! Letting a toddler run around outside in the fresh air and occasionally letting them fall down is important! That way he learns to handle gentle bumps on his own and he knows his parents are there for the bigger ones. How many babies that small get to go to work with Dad? He’s going to treasure that time when he’s grown up

Ok. First of all I am so proud of how far you have come, with your family, farming, videos. Your videos are outstanding! I personally would love to see at least 20 minute videos. That’s just me. Again I can’t express how proud I am and how far you’ve come with your artistic abilities and content as a content creator. Love ya sweet Cammy ♥️

I remember when this channel had 69k subscribers. Now it’s 273k! It’s great!!!!!!! I’m so happy that this channel is starting to get the recognition it deserves. Let’s get to 1 million!

Cammy when lambing starts don't push yourself to post a video every day! You and Lizzy have 2 kiddos now and you know how exhausting that time of year is already. I don't know if you have editing help now, but it's a suggestion. 🥰 Glad to see that your ewe's are set to have a great crop of lambs for you this year!

Jock plays outside so bumps and bruises are going to happen means hes having fun and making memories.

I have had such a wonderful time watching your videos for the last couple of years. You and Sandi Brock just warm my heart. Your love for family and flock is commendable and I wish you all the best and God's blessings. Love to Lizzie and the boys! 🥰

Love these lives. Learn lots. Your wife is a great mom. Kids fall and hurt themselves. Just a fact of life. Have a blessed day

Your drone shots are wonderful ! What beauty to be able to see from your eye in the sky ! 😁 Congratulations on your group that are all with lamb. Jock is a cutie. Hi to Lizzie and Angus. Bye to your mum. Safe trip.

Love these videos. As someone who looks at human pregnancy ultrasound at work most days I find looking at your scanning videos to be fascinating.

Ach…brought tears to my eyes with you tossing wee Jock into the air Cammy. My dad, long passed, tossed my girls like that❤. They’re all grown now but I can still hear their squeals. Thank you Cammy! And congrats on the great scan…now let’s get ‘em born and grown!

Can’t wait to until all the lambs come. You’re going to have your hands full!

Looking forward to another fun exciting lambing ! And more Babies 👶 😍 Boo boos at that age so common and expected !

Love the beginning of the year scan, babies then shearing. So many babies are going to be coming, so happy the "new" girls are all in lamb too.

Your son is a farm boy - lucky lad and and falling down is part of it. Time with his parents is priceless. You guys are great parents. Greeting from Iowa, USA.

I like the longer videos!! And it’s so nice to see your little man “working” with you!!

I love the scanning videos and drone footage. Seeing adorable Wee Jock is a lovely bonus. Wishing you a great lambing. 👍👍😁❤️

You want two in every sheep, but also when you inevitably get three I'd imagine you want the exact same amount of single so you can rub them off onto the sheep with a single. :D No pet lambs this year would be ideal! Singles aren't best for scanning numbers but best for you not having to raise a triplet lol!

Beautiful sheep! You always take such good care of your animals and their babies, and it shows in how healthy and fertile these sheep are. Though it seems it's not only the sheep that are fertile (looking at you Sky). I hope you reconsider about the puppies. You have such amazing sheep dogs and they couldn't ask for a better family to be born into : ).

Keep throwing in time with Wee Jock and I'll watch for hours!!! I envy your and Lizzie's Moms for being a Grandma to those two wonderful little ones. Oh, and the sheep are fun, too!

Cammy, this is fantastic news! Congratulations on 200%! Thank you for showing us what your lambs look like on the scan. Neither you nor Lizzy are bad parents. Toddlers want to do more than what their bodies are capable of handling. ♥️ My Grandson is 13 months old, and he’s constantly falling over. 😂

Jock is too cute 🥰 Can’t wait to see them all lambing!

Great scan Cammy. Thought we were watching you film big Jock take a pee then I see poor Skye hanging her head in shame and realize why. Hope her appt at the vet goes well.

I'd like to see a crossover episode where you come for a visit to Canada🇨🇦 in your least busy season and scan Sandi Brock's sheep (she's always got a group on the go...)

Can't imagine were little Jock got those sweet blond curls... Congratulations on the scanning turnout of your sheep! The drone footage was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Love the longer videos. And were it me, Id consider replacing my empties with six of those ewe lambs if they are good mommas...

I just found you and am catching up. I loved Jock's smile when you tossed him in the air! My hubby did that with our 2 boys- and our grandson, Hank. Thank you for sharing!! Love that Sheep Game!!

What a cool sight to see sheep running down the road. Love it

Like the scan and births. Jock is growing so fast very handsome young lad. 💙

I wish I was there to see the scan , I couldn't make out the lambs. So excited for you and Lizzy! Tell Lizzy toddlers fall all the time thats how they perfect their walk.

Great video again, Camzers! Since I follow you I learned a lot about sheep. Most fun is to watch your family and your business grow. Also my yearning for Scotland is eased with every video :) I loved the little Jock & Jocky one on one and I must say that I felt a bit sorry for the dogs 'caught in the act'. They looked both so.... don't look at us, don't look at us! Have you no respect for their privacy?! ghehe

Thank you for showing us how to read the scanner. Great learning stream

Great to see your scanning went so well. Good lambing season in store. Hope your quads do well! Great to see Jock, he is adorable and growing so fast, it seems like he was just born. On to another day!!

Congrats!! Your children crack me up. Being raised like REAL boys!

What a beautiful child! These are the best years of your lives. Remember the saying: the days are long, but the years are short.

After teasing the scan on the Patreon, it is so nice to see the percentages. Just great numbers, a lot of work in the future though. Wee Jock is growing leaps and bounds and it’s always nice to see his little face. Best wishes to you and your family.

The sheep look good ,your boys are going to have the best childhood, I love seeing kids playing outside in the mud ,all 6 of mine grew up in the countryside. Tell lizzy kids with bump and scratches and healthy kids ,that have had fun ,lizzy is doing a fantastic job of looking after all her boys xx

Thoroughly excited, I'm looking forward to lambing time vlogs! If I lived on the right side of the world, I'd volunteer to help

I hear you getting pretty excited bout the 4 lambs expected, and then i got reminded that that was acutally pretty rare. It' a long read, this is the sumary: One ZwartBles Yew who could annoy us but produced 22 lambs in 8 years with us, bringing up 20 of them succesfully (some times with a bit of our help.) My grandparents have a couple of sheep in their wee field ( litteraly 2 or 3 sheep at most). We got a ZwartBles and it was the most redoncules sheep we ever had. I'm not sure if she was a hog or gimmer, but either way, she produced some crazy lams, and usually had us fooled while at it. The first year she just had a single and the year after that she had triplets but sadly a wee lamb died in the first few days. Now we enter crazy face. Year three she just has lambed a cracking size of twins, we leave her alone in the lil shed we have and after a few hours we go and check in making sure everything is fine as we go and find we now have 4 lambs of the same mom. Sadly only 3 make it as a tiny yew dies after 4 days or so. (the other yew who was a hog that year had 2 lambs and also didn't expect that as its usually just a single) The year after (4th time lambing now) Browny, as we called her, again birthed 4 lambs (all her lambs were born on her own without any help at all btw) but all 4 made it and turned out to be really big, as her "sister" also rased triplets on her own without bottle). The year after both got a set of triplets, both nurtured without needing to assist with the bottle. The year after, this is now year six of being a mom for our Browny, I had the plesure of overseeing the lambing of Browny (part of it) as she choose the one day that my grandparents were away. I remember she was licking her first lamb as i arrived, and soon after 2 more came out pretty much at the same time... and for the next good half hour that was about all that happend, she loved all 3 lambs and all 3 were standing by the time i left them to their own, although one had a bit of a funny walk... a couple hours later i go check on them again and suddenly there is (you guessed it) a 4th lamb, also healthy and all on their feet or walking when i put them up cus i wanted to look that their oll right. The one yew lamb with the funny walk looked a bit weak, so i put it on the mothers tiets (as you call them) and it sukkeled a bit but not that much. Later that night my grandparents took it in because the other siblings were drinking all the milk and it looked like it might not make it through the night. They kept it inside just to keep it comfortable but by 5AM they got hit by the harsh reality of a yew baby fith a funny walk crying for food haha. It made it trough, we had it for over 3 years, but sadly never got lambs, before she got her own private field somewhere else, just big enough for her on her own. The other sheep that year also mothered 3 lambs without any fuss or hassle. Now we are past the major part of the crazyness, with the second to last lambing being a simple but ridigt set of twins, but the other one, what ive been told a Blue de Maine, but without the blue face, had 4 lambs, but she decided to give birth on the coldest night of a three year gap, it also snowed, so sadly we lost 2 lambs. Just before covid hit we had our white girl give birth to triplets again, without hassle, but we were shocked to find that 2 weeks later a fourth lamb had entered the scene without any signs and the lamb was even bigger than its cousins from the start. This was her last spring with us before going to another place. (sad me noices) She also was verry persistent and did not let 3 feet high fences stop her from getting a wee nible of fres grass from the other field without disterbance of her by then already grazing lambs. The white girl had cracking triplets in 2021 (with 2 yew lambs who currently hold up the fort) and cracking twins in 2022 and this year as well, although this year both of them died in the womb due to a backwards lamb, and its sibling didnt make it to the end of the day. 2 weeks later she passed away piecefully not recovering from the troumatic birth. At least im glad she didn't suffer any longer.

Great video! Love the drone shots!❤️❤️Your girls are beautiful! Can’t wait for lambies!

oh wow- that is really beautiful opening with the drone view... and the narration is really nice, too. Makes us feel very welcome to your world. Closing is beautiful too... nice to see the sheep running down a lane. On good days, just make extra shots and use them when world is quite soggy and dreary.

R u kidding me! You r both (mostly the Mrs) the most incredible parents and ur son is so freaking cute! He's gonna get hurt cus he's learning and I can tell when the mom hasn't cut the cord when her kids NEVER get a scratch and then r timid as adults- being adventurous is a good thing to allow a child, within reason of course but it DOESNT make u look like a bad mother... not after the work u did up till birth and then right after with him on ur chest in the carrier... more ladies need to b like u is what I think.

Morning from Montreal to you Sir and your beautiful lovely family overthere may God bless you all as always .. God's willing .. absolutely another spectacular beautiful fabulous uploading and you nailed it again and doing an excellent great job, hands down hat's off to you Sir .. as always brings to all of us around the World absolutely best of the best adventures countryside documentary and I really appreciate and enjoy watching it .. loved the drone flying up in the air and captured such a beautiful scenery surrounded the entire beautiful countryside and it looks super Amazing .. keep up a great work .. Ur the best Sir .. TQSM from Mtl Cdn ..

Great video Cammy brilliant scanning am looking forward to lambing good luck with that 👌👌

Glad you are happy with the scan. Happier to see that handsome boy.

46 triplets and 2 quads my word that's wild you are going to be very busy with lambing Cammy all the best cool video 👍

So happy for your lamb percentages Cammy. You’re coming right along and I’m sure you and Lizzie are thrilled. Good job! Jock is the cutest little boy. Life’s good for you all. Well done you! Oh yes, and I loved the drone shots. Beautiful scenery.

How amazing you were born on this farm.

I was watching the Hoof GP and you were there. It was a few years back, and I love your content.

Your boy Jock is not so wee anymore! What a beituful boy! Love to you and the fam!

Great video. Love the long videos. Your hard work is great on all fronts. Keep going and you will get your own farm. No doubt.

A boy Cammy another good video 👍🏻. I agree with you twin in every ewe is perfect. Got a great laugh off Jock in the scanning trailer with you banging the gate 🤣🤣. Was big Jock having a tug watching the dogs 🤣🤣🤣

Actually having my friend to watch, as we are coming to Kilmarnock in three weeks, so she can tune her ear to the accent!

Never mind the sheep...the footage is brilliant.. amazing scenery.. keep going, brilliant work.. Best wishes to you an your family.. from Newcastle..Co Down..

This is wonderful!! You've made so much progress. Spot on! Thank you.

🥂 happy for your good scan numbers.

Great video cammy Great you see a good return for the lambing I only have 23 ewes and had 1 guad

Great scan!! Congratulations!

Absolutely love seeing your own results always exciting 🤩🤩🤩🤩thank you for time and sharing your life and family with us ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Well done, Cammy and your girls! Now, at lambing time, what you need is a couple of teenaged girls with mothering instincts who want to feed (and feed, and feed!) the pet lambs that the number 3s and 4s will be. And also that some of the ewes with singles are very milky and willing to love an extra lamb.

Love watching you all xx

Love ❤️ your lovely family and your cute videos 📹!

I love seeing all the aspects of farming. Especially the scanning. I hope you do more videos.

Absolutely love your videos Keep up the great work 👍

This video had everything! Dogs working, sheep in fine fettle, lovely drone footage, Jock being precious, you with big smiles & you explained what you see on the scans! It definitely wasn't too long. Loved it! What are some issues with quads? I'd guess the lambs are all smaller, and the deliveries are tricky?

Great video it'll be fun lambing them quads Cammy Can't wait for the next one

🙏🙏 Hope your sheep are all pregnant and do well at lambing

Beautiful drone footage! Well done!

Hi cammy hope u have a good scan

Please tell Lizzie that bumps and bruises are to be expected! Little ones have to be falling. It's part of being a little guy. Congratulations on a great scan. It's lovely to see you growing. Those dogs!!! The ones that chased your sheep. Actually it's the owners. Maddening.

You’re son is so cute! Keep up the good work 🐑🐏

I just love to see your farm videos.

I love those scanning videos. I screen-on of the monitor on the side would be fantastic. 👍

Jock is growing like a weed❤️ such a handsome dude he is.❤️. Great odds on your pregnant ewes. Nice. Scan👍👍

Fabulous video, very informative Cammie, made my heart sing lol xx

Thanks for showing the scans. lambs and puppies

Time for an Alazin shot for Sky! You leave a door open for a second and this happens, good thing you were there when it happened instead of being suddenly surprised by it!

Love the longer format and the gorgeous drone shots. Looks like lambing is going to be a circus this year!

Amazing video! Love it!

, having now seen some of your scanned lambs. I will now have more info when lambing time comes…so I m really looking forward to lambing…

Love the video, very interesting!!😊

Love it. Keep it coming

I can't wait for the video love all the vids

That’s great that you’ve got that high percentage like that and those cheap ones you got really that is super that you’ve got every single one of them bred.

Your quad looks like a rock . Good for sneaking up on the sheep.

He’s such a handsome lad. Looks like his dad.

We like the longer format as well, good job! Even though you explain the scanning really well, I still can't for the life of me figure out how you can count the amount of lambs... I can recognise the outline of the lambs as you point it out, but I cannot see when you move how you know that it's another lamb and not again the same one :D especially with these quads

Great video!

All kids that age have a lot of injuries, it's part of being a toddler. Lizzie is an amazing mother!

Love a long video from you, keep going 😍

Can't wait to see the new lambs, thanks for another great video

No shame for Sky she’s lovely and found a handsome boy

Ewes are looking great Cam, awesome scan number but as you mentioned a few too many triplets, wee Jock looks great and out helping with the sheep already, brings back some great memories. All Ewe lambs that you bought in lamb is great, i get the selling with Lamb in May but getting lucky to buy them at such a good price originally maybe worth keeping for breeding ewes in the future and selling other older ewes in lamb instead ? i understand the business end but those lambs could be in your flock for a good few years...again just a thought.

"Love is in the air..."🎶🎶"Everywhere I look around..."

Really like the longer videos

Love longer videos

Oh my goodness that percentage! It'll be a good year for the market if the prices are right. Are you ready for so many orphaned lambs this year, Cammy? Also, I can't wait to see how many are massive hogs!

Love this Chanel

Yes we love this!

Cammie. Honestly I could watch you all day. Just roll the camera.