The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Sheep => Topic started by: Pedwardine on November 20, 2013, 10:56:11 pm
-
Had to pin down my ram today when he got tired of his small troupe of ladies not being 'in the mood' and effortlessly cleared his electric netting to chance his luck with the ewe lambs at the other end of the field. Caught him at the arse sniffing stage thank goodness! Tried laying across him to start, he kicked me alot then almost got away but for a leg. Wrestled him down again and tried a lengthways weighting down. Much better. It was a lovely intimate moment for the both of us whilst OH got the lambs safely away.............Feeling the burn this evening. He's a strapping lad.
-
;D ;D ;D :sheep: :sheep: :sheep: ;D ;D ;D
why is it there's never a video of these awesome adventures you keep having!!!
hope you and the tup are both ok!!!
-
I think the neighbours were watching. Upstairs window wide open on a cold day? Hmmmm...Shall I see if they recorded it? ;D
-
I think the neighbours were watching. Upstairs window wide open on a cold day? Hmmmm...Shall I see if they recorded it? ;D
Yes please :roflanim:
-
Or...now Noah and I have both had our dress rehearsal we could do it all again tomorrow and OH can get the 'take' on my mobile :idea:
-
That's the spirit i'm sure Noah will be only too happy to get another hug!!!
-
Or...now Noah and I have both had our dress rehearsal we could do it all again tomorrow and OH can get the 'take' on my mobile :idea:
Oh, that'll be worth £250, no bother! lol
-
Lol your lot always seem up to something, all our sheep are well behaved :innocent: it the pigs we have to worry about.
-
Wow welldone on being able to pin him down!!
My shetland ram is too big and strong for me to pin down, he must be pushing 70 kilo, due to his bad temper I will not be keeping any ram lambs from him at all!
Unless all shetland rams have a temper...
-
Pedwardine, you paint such an interesting picture ;D