[DartmoorLiz]

I currently use a wheelbarrow but that's really hard work and takes ages and I have to immobilise the sheep and I definitely can't move 2 at a time.


What do people do?

[harmony]

Not sure what you mean? Do you mean what type of transport? We have a small trailer. If we didn't have a small trailer we would have to use our big trailer. 

[Charlie1234]

Im not alone then Harmony 

In what way do you mean move them ?

From paddock to paddock.......from home to new home ?

[DartmoorLiz]

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This is for when I'm moving from paddock to barn when the sheep can't walk herself for whatever reason.  I've been looking at motorised wheelbarrows but haven't found one for sheep.  We have an old landrover but I can't lift a ewe into the back.  Small trailer would work but is expensive. 

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[Marches Farmer]

Mono wheelbarrow with the sheep on her back for us.  I hobble her if she still has enough get and go to do just that.

[Backinwellies]

quad and trailer ....   not sure why you would need to move 2 who couldn't walk ( generally only one dead at a time!)

[DartmoorLiz]

quad and trailer ....   not sure why you would need to move 2 who couldn't walk ( generally only one dead at a time!)

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Its not that I don't want a quad and trailer ... its just that its a bit of a leap from the wheelbarrow ...