This was quite the large hole I came across….

Nate, you have this guy CONSTANTLY posting you're videos and acting like he was there helping.

Only thing that could make these videos more satusfying is if you cleaned the hood off first - that by itself would be satisfying to watch

Dude, I’m glad I finely found you! I’ve been watching all your videos that people keep posting, finely found the man! Love your stuff!

But man, clean that hoof first before you start working on it.

I like the videos. One question, when you trim a hoof and it’s uneven, isn’t that a problem for the cow?

@Ayodejiralph24 Nate I love these. Not sure why but I love these.

@Ayodejiralph24 Sir you are a master in this field to these animals you are a angel sent stray from heaven Jesus will bless your soul

I have a question that i Saw in other videos , after treating the hoof. Why do you only bandage the hoof where you performed the cleaning and put the rubber wedge on the other one?

You are the functional pedicure guy! Can we take it to the next level and have you collab with a car detail guy so we can get a pressure washer on these hoov’s before you work your magic. The aesthetic of a before and after would be legendary. Puhlease!

Does it smell a lot doing your job?

Can you answer what might be a very obvious question. Is there some kind of shoe for cows like with horses that yes might need to be changed regularly but would lead to less problems like the ones you show us. Maybe glued on runners but for 6 months at a time?

This is nice

A hole's size alone doesn't make it interesting. What's the context-natural, man-made, or just a random spot?