▲ 71 r/sheep
The best part about shearing your own sheep?
No one can stop you from giving your wether a sick mullet.
u/Lucky-Pickle2506 — 23 hours ago
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▲ 80 r/sheep
When you're not feeling well so your friend comes to hang out and take care of you
u/Efficient_Basis_2139 — 1 day ago
▲ 143 r/sheep
When ooy(my bottle lamb) was still small, he had a better recall than some dogs lol
Little ooy(full name is ooy gooy) was rejected by his mom and his siblings didn't make it (darn you Canada, why must you be so cold in winter) but he'd always escape from the pen just to spend time with me. Now he's a fat, spoiled sheep who loves head pats.
He definitely has a better recall than some dogs lol
What a sweetheart
u/Ferrets_ok — 2 days ago
▲ 68 r/sheep
Saw this beautiful girl on a path
She wouldn't stop poking her head out at me through the fence.. seems like such a friendly sweetheart. amended: it seems like it's a boy and i was too busy noticing its cuteness to notice haha
u/sheepthegoatthedeer — 2 days ago
▲ 324 r/sheep
There were Rakas at the fiber show I went to this weekend!!!! I never expected to see one in real life, let alone meet someone with a whole flock! They have cool personalities.
u/Knitsune — 3 days ago
▲ 12 r/sheep
Camouflage
Barbados Black Belly Ewe and their dorper mixed lambs enjoying the tall summer grass.
u/Clean_Possibility_56 — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/sheep
Rookie questions about transporting sheep
I am looking to pick up 2-4 Babydoll Southdown sheep. Would it be possible to transport two ewes in the back of an SUV (Toyota RAV4)?
I could potentially also borrow a horse trailer. Would I be able to fit all four sheep comfortably in the back of a horse trailer? It’s a two hour drive so I would ideally only make it once.
u/greenie66 — 3 days ago
▲ 209 r/sheep
Greatest impulse purchase I’ve ever made
Love this guy to pieces. Went out for groceries and came home with 2 lambs. Sweetest additions to our little herd
u/DummyThlck — 4 days ago
▲ 4 r/sheep
Digestive problems with lamb?
Harvested my first lamb crop recently! They were 14mo Kathadin wethers.
My grandma and mom reported not once but twice different indigestion with the meat. My friends and I haven't had any problems (and it's been the most delicious I've ever had!). Mom/gma do have gall bladder / pancreas problems though... although beef never gives a trouble.
I'd never heard of this prior. Curious if it's a cooking thing? We made gyros from some of the ground and that didn't pose and troubles.
Curious of any and all anecdotes; if we harvest younger (I know they are kinda old), cook differently, etc?
u/thaddeus-maximus — 3 days ago
Farm sunrise, iPhone 13 Pro, Cokato, Minnesota, USA
Flew to Minnesota to work on a farm for a week as research for a feature screenplay. When I learned they didn’t really start working until 8 AM, but I’m used to being up at 5:30 AM, decided to set up my tripod and grab some early morning time lapses. This was one of my favorites with the sheep bustling about.
u/RadioShea89 — 4 days ago
like I'm still a stranger after the 1000th walnut
u/chubypeterson — 6 days ago
[Sameuo U2000] Behold, the llama king!
Disney really did them dirty making another movie about lions. Also another reminder that a 20 USD cam off AliExpress isn't going to provide pristine clips. sighs
u/SjalabaisWoWS — 5 days ago
▲ 52 r/sheep
Visual appraisal coupled with EBVs tells you the full story. This 17-month-old Katahdin ram checks the conformation boxes AND ranks in the top 2% nationally for growth.
u/Poppy9683 — 5 days ago
▲ 43 r/sheep
11 5 month old katahdin rams and a year old ram
Looking for new homes. All colors. Located in Independence KY. Message for details.
u/lzdking71 — 5 days ago