There's a reason why most of history's greatest inventors have farming in their background: Necessity is truly the Mother of Invention. So many skill sets are needed to get the best from land, beast and people.
As an arable farmer, I like the little pop ups explaining things, helps myself and other non stock viewers understand to point out bits we've only got half an idea on!
Greetings from Norway…’went with» is very much like the Norwegian word vant … and we add the Norwegian word for with to mean « used to», so the expression seams to have traveled across the sea together with bern, kirk and bra 😊😊
great seeing the sheep going in and getting fed. it looks as if the new shed has worked very well. just the wee teething problem with the gaps but easily rectified.
Great series of videos about the Viking! We've been trying to chase away the late winter blues re-watching some of last year's lambing videos. Can't wait to see this year's! Thanks for posting this.
I really enjoyed seeing the new barn, & those beautiful faces lined up so perfectly while eating look like little soldiers. Lol! I have never sern hundreds together like that! Cammy, you are such a great ambassador for a sheep farming Scotsman! Love your vlogs & all the folks you introduce to us! All the fun you have whether at the market, with your family, local farm supply store, shearing with friends, you are so fun to travel around the beautiful countryside with you! ❤
Hi Cam. Greetings from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Here in the foothills of our neighbors the Rocky Mountains the prairies only have smaller trees next to water, or the the leeward side of the giant hills because of the winds! When Calgary became a town then city, all of the city tree canopy had to be planted. My mother in law got to pick the trees in her garden round the home because they arrived in 1960s. There are 100 year old trees in one of the historic fancy neighborhoods, but very few. I am a U.S. citizen who grew up in Michigan, had relatives in Ohio where we have 100-550 year old trees. It’s something my Calgary born husband had never seen. I was raised on a 100 yr old building turned into a home, but the oldest of buildings are forts are in or around Detroit, woth St. Anne’s (French saint) having been a community congregation for over 300 years.
So nice to see such a lovely friendship between you two. And the shed is braaaaawwwww! Scotland is such a wonderful place. Thanks for sharing that wonderful scenery!
Set of aluminium 5 ton digger ramps down over the dipper, it’ll spread the weight and they’re light enough to move around if/whenever they’re in the way
This looks like a cozy place for your sheep 😊. It creates an area wide enough for the feeding machine to easily fit through. Although the boards bowing gave me a worry 😮 as the machine rolled over them. Maybe more support is needed? I'm impressed with the design and the look of it all. Well done! 🎉
Didn’t read all comments, apologies if a repeat but when Michael gets the proper spot on the feed alley to get both sides, paint a line on the concrete so he can line up the tractor
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Cammy I always like your videos. This was a great video. Beautiful country. I've been once and one day hope to go again. You just make me smile every time with your infectious laugh. Love it. You just keep getting better and better.
Thanks again, Cammy,Zeus & Sean for part 2. We'll await part 3 ( lambing, dipping, shearing, etc..). As suggested before, adding wheels to the moving parts would make it easier. Also replacing the wooden covers of the dipping structure with enforced metal/ Iron " doors " with hinges to be opened easily and supported on the side partitions will make it easier to open/ close and support passing heavy equipment on it. Please keep up the good work and good luck 👍
Wow! Beautiful video and beautiful sheep shed. Love watching the sheep jump those invisible fences. 😂 I absolutely love it when you show how smart the dogs are and when you use the drone. It didn’t take long for them to dirty the floor…oh well. It was nice while it lasted 🤷🏻♀️😂❤
My dad and grandfather (Ottawa Valley Ontario 🇨🇦) had a term usetovit meaning use to of it. I really like the “Went”with term. As Cammy says when some unfamiliar words are used in context of the sentence you understand.
Could you utilize this new setup in an inside farming barn, where the sheep live year round? Do you think you could guys could sit down and do a cost analysis of what you'd save if you had the traditional barn setup converted over to this new concept.....I HONESTLY THINKS IT'S JUST BRILLIANT AND LOVE THE POSSIBILITIES IT PROVIDES AS WELL AS SAVING ON COSTS DOWN THE LINE!!!
@@TheSheepGame lol I didn't mean anytime soon, but maybe in a year and reflection on the books🤓😂...Call me a nerd, I just love to know those type of stats, I've always been a sucker for the research and data on how things work and what's the best way to get them done!
This shed is very similar to Sandi Brock’s setup. She keeps her sheep indoors year round in Canada. Check out her TH-cam channel to see how she does it.
@@roosts20412 I've been a huge fan of Sandi for years...lol she was the one who got me hooked on sheep videos to begin with, and the one I was thinking of while asking these questions...... I think she would benefit wonderfully from the ease of this setup as well as the SAVINGS POTENTIAL IT HAS FOR HER ENTIRE SETUP! 🤗🙏🏻💜✨
A boy Cammy another good video 👍. Cracking shed. When you first introduce the sheep you're gonna find something that needs fixing & no better animal than sheep to point it out 😂😂. The two of ye working out at the end was a bit random 😂😂
Love ❤❤❤❤❤ the drone footage. What beautiful scenery. I live in Canada 🇨🇦 in the province very well known to Canadians as “the Rock” which is the island of Newfoundland. The wind I can well appreciate what you said about the wind. We say “Wind so bad it would blow the milk right out of your tea” There are areas in Newfoundland very similar, not a tree standing. Really enjoyed catching up with your friend Sean and his seeing his new barn. Well thought out for sure.
@@TheSheepGame yes Newfoundland is very much like Ireland according to my sister and hubby who have visited Scotland and Ireland. Many people here are descendants of those who came during the Irish Famine, the accent is thick. For about 10 years I lived a block away from a sheep farm on the outskirts of St John’s, Newfoundland. I’d walk my sister’s dog Abby, she was a very sweet good natured Golden Retriever RIP always on leash of course. And she would get all excited about the sheep and the alpaca. She was the sweetest, so gentle with her stuffies many of which were lambs and or alpacas.
Love part 2 as well! it's nice to see the smart shed filled with the girls now, although I must admit that I feel they are with many in tiny spaces? Great drone footage, Cammie!
beautiful barn, I like the drive thru isles, check the rims on the front of your Kubota for cracking and see if there is compression washers to be installed.
It never ceases to amaze me how absolutely beautiful Scotland is. America definitely has some incredible places, and maybe it's a "grass is greener on the other side" thing, but I just feel like it doesn't compare. I'm so jealous.
I usually drive from Newcastle to Edinburgh and love watching sheep scattered in the fields, was thinking they don't have a shed till watched this ...loved it
Great vid again Cam...best bloody shed ever! Those Huntaways are brilliant dogs (and big enough to stick it up predators too) but OMG, they can be noisy! They're making their mark here in Australia and great to see them in the Orkneys. Cheers lads...
I still find it unusual to see a Huntaway in Scotland! But I agree, having dogs with different styles of work on stock, gives you different tools for your management toolbox.🐑❤️
Scotland does have some beautiful places, just back from doing the north coast 500 I was in aww of some of the places we visited, we don’t appreciate just how beautiful our country is ❤️
I love watching these videos. The biggest problem I have is with your language. I often have to pause the show and look up on the internet what a word means. It keeps me entertained, that's for sure. 🇨🇦
Bigger broom, continue to appreciate what you and your family has. Just put a metal plate with 4holes and turn upside down gate rod ends to life metal plate. You only use dip seasonal. Metal plate is strong for tractor. Smiles, Belinda
Did Sean get any young farmer government grants to help with all the gear and improvements? Those sheep didn’t need asking twice about going in the shed.
@@TheSheepGame I think the Te Pari will save a lot of young farmers joints when they reach old age. I have just got a new life thanks to a hip replacement.
I liked the informative subtexts. By the way, the dialect «went» is surely related to the modern norwegian «vant» which means «to be accustomed to» or «used to».😊
Looks fantastic. I appreciate the full walkthrough. I will add that if he can change some of those locking pins into Shepherds Crooks, it might help in the long run.
On the gap issue, consider the closed cell pipe insulation. Tough stuff, especially wrapped with gorilla tape. Question...where is the water in the pens, and how does he plan to keep the feed shoved up against the pens?
I've been watching you so long now that I'm beginning to understand ya' all! Very interesting vlog with your great Viking friend, what could be better? Sean & dad (I assume) did a great job on thinking outside the box to putting a dream into action of a great facility. It does look tight though compared to the beautiful fields they were wandering. Seems sheep like to wander off for privacy to lamb in the field so I hope they adjust. We will all wait with bated breath to see how they settle in and if any lambs get 'stolen' by overly zealous/confused future moms. Will there be someone on watch 24/7 as they start lambing? Best wishes for great success Zeus & Sean! By the way, what did an average size dad like Zeus feed a son to produce such a large offspring?
His mother is some feeder. His dad has won the Ba before which is the most prestigious and brutal thing any Orcadian man can do (Have a look on google) so he's pretty dam tough. 😁 There will be someone there 24/7 yeah
If steel is out of price range, what about a removable wood brace set to bottom of concrete under the boards? You would lift out with cover when getting ready to dip but rest of time shortens span boards support across.
Shaun just found your site I’ve followed you for many years on this farming life . I new you would make a success of the farm you took on for you and Emma great to see have subscribed will follow your journey with great interest 👍🏻🏴
How far are they off lambing? I ask because I would be worried, from what I can see in the video, about the risk of initial miss - mothering on new born lambs especially on multiple births until they get removed to small straw bedded pens. Dan
That tractor comes so close to that support pole coming to feed. That’s a real danger. Very beautiful place. I only understood about thirty percent of what they said though. That’s how I sound with half a cup of peanut butter in my mouth.
Has anybody started a "Go Fund Me" account for Cammie? I think we should. Then he could build a fancy new sheep shed or buy more land or buy fancy sheep or start a college fund for his children, whatever he wants. He's such a hard worker, he deserves whatever we can give.
Love your story. But I can't understand why you don't have a long trough for the feed. Would stop a lot of work. Have you seen Sandi Brock from Canada. Wonderful farmer and a gorgeous person.
Man i will NEVER get how 1 person can wrangle hundreds and hundreds of sheep that are all spread out over tons of acres and get them to one little area and do whatever you need them to do!! It just amazes me!! I think its some kind of witchcraft or magic bc there is no way thats possible! Lol
Please explain more about the dip or bath built into the floor. I’ve only seen medieval farming dip the sheep to treat live and clean before shearing. Is this still done?
I watching with awe at the absolute beauty that is Scotland. We have so much to be proud of…Sean’s shed is a masterpiece. ..the sheep look so so good
I appreciate how sheep farmers in your area support one another. I’ve been to Orkney. Beautiful- all of Scotland.
There's a reason why most of history's greatest inventors have farming in their background: Necessity is truly the Mother of Invention. So many skill sets are needed to get the best from land, beast and people.
No more wheelbarrowing feed, Sean! You've done a right fine job with your shed. Congratulations!
As an arable farmer, I like the little pop ups explaining things, helps myself and other non stock viewers understand to point out bits we've only got half an idea on!
Yeah I should really do more of this George as I think it makes the whole video more interesting
Greetings from Norway…’went with» is very much like the Norwegian word vant … and we add the Norwegian word for with to mean « used to», so the expression seams to have traveled across the sea together with bern, kirk and bra 😊😊
Best of luck to sean Emma and family with the new shed hope all goes well. It's a serious setup.
What a beautiful place to live. It could also get very lonely. Your visit is a gift for both of you. Thanks for taking us along with you. 🐑
Excellent just EXCELLENT. We'll planned, beautifully executed, I hope he is proud, he has earned it.
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What an amazing place to live,but such hard work, in amazement have how hard all you farmers work
That is amazing to see the shed in action. That is a fantastic design
Great to see how it all came together in the shed.Sean and he's family have worked so hard .❤great video cammyxxxxx
The Scottish Sandi Brock!
What a great sheep shed. Clean, efficient and smart. Congratulations on the new set up. 👍
seeing how the shed works in action makes my heart happy
Hey Cammy I bet that Sandi Brock would love this farm
Very nice shed a lot of hard work has went into that.
great seeing the sheep going in and getting fed. it looks as if the new shed has worked very well. just the wee teething problem with the gaps but easily rectified.
Great series of videos about the Viking! We've been trying to chase away the late winter blues re-watching some of last year's lambing videos. Can't wait to see this year's! Thanks for posting this.
I really enjoyed seeing the new barn, & those beautiful faces lined up so perfectly while eating look like little soldiers. Lol! I have never sern hundreds together like that! Cammy, you are such a great ambassador for a sheep farming Scotsman! Love your vlogs & all the folks you introduce to us! All the fun you have whether at the market, with your family, local farm supply store, shearing with friends, you are so fun to travel around the beautiful countryside with you! ❤
Hi Cam. Greetings from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Here in the foothills of our neighbors the Rocky Mountains the prairies only have smaller trees next to water, or the the leeward side of the giant hills because of the winds! When Calgary became a town then city, all of the city tree canopy had to be planted. My mother in law got to pick the trees in her garden round the home because they arrived in 1960s. There are 100 year old trees in one of the historic fancy neighborhoods, but very few. I am a U.S. citizen who grew up in Michigan, had relatives in Ohio where we have 100-550 year old trees. It’s something my Calgary born husband had never seen. I was raised on a 100 yr old building turned into a home, but the oldest of buildings are forts are in or around Detroit, woth St. Anne’s (French saint) having been a community congregation for over 300 years.
So nice to see such a lovely friendship between you two. And the shed is braaaaawwwww! Scotland is such a wonderful place. Thanks for sharing that wonderful scenery!
That sheep palace looks even better with sheep in it!
Fantastic, I love that young lad…so clever.
Set of aluminium 5 ton digger ramps down over the dipper, it’ll spread the weight and they’re light enough to move around if/whenever they’re in the way
Very nice shed that! Looks smart AF!
This looks like a cozy place for your sheep 😊. It creates an area wide enough for the feeding machine to easily fit through. Although the boards bowing gave me a worry 😮 as the machine rolled over them. Maybe more support is needed? I'm impressed with the design and the look of it all. Well done! 🎉
Didn’t read all comments, apologies if a repeat but when Michael gets the proper spot on the feed alley to get both sides, paint a line on the concrete so he can line up the tractor
That's a good idea i'll pass it on
Absolutely beautifully filming captured with lovely content vloggs documentary .. keep it Up and you doing an excellent great job .. have a wonderful blessing weekend to you and your lovely beautiful family .. take care stay safe .. Merci
Great video again Cammy that is an impressive set up there and all hasn't built, excellent work.
Cammy I always like your videos. This was a great video. Beautiful country. I've been once and one day hope to go again. You just make me smile every time with your infectious laugh. Love it. You just keep getting better and better.
Thanks Susan!
Such a well planned operation. 👍
This is just brilliant! I am looking forward to seeing how Sean does in the future.
Thanks again, Cammy,Zeus & Sean for part 2. We'll await part 3 ( lambing, dipping, shearing, etc..).
As suggested before, adding wheels to the moving parts would make it easier. Also replacing the wooden covers of the dipping structure with enforced metal/ Iron " doors " with hinges to be opened easily and supported on the side partitions will make it easier to open/ close and support passing heavy equipment on it.
Please keep up the good work and good luck 👍
Wow! Beautiful video and beautiful sheep shed. Love watching the sheep jump those invisible fences. 😂 I absolutely love it when you show how smart the dogs are and when you use the drone. It didn’t take long for them to dirty the floor…oh well. It was nice while it lasted 🤷🏻♀️😂❤
My dad and grandfather (Ottawa Valley Ontario 🇨🇦) had a term usetovit meaning use to of it. I really like the “Went”with term. As Cammy says when some unfamiliar words are used in context of the sentence you understand.
I kept waiting for Sean to fall asleep counting the sheep..... I happens to me. 😂
An amazing shed Sean.
Could you utilize this new setup in an inside farming barn, where the sheep live year round?
Do you think you could guys could sit down and do a cost analysis of what you'd save if you had the traditional barn setup converted over to this new concept.....I HONESTLY THINKS IT'S JUST BRILLIANT AND LOVE THE POSSIBILITIES IT PROVIDES AS WELL AS SAVING ON COSTS DOWN THE LINE!!!
Sheep could stay in here all year no problem 😁. Not sure we’ll have time to work it all out😅
@@TheSheepGame lol I didn't mean anytime soon, but maybe in a year and reflection on the books🤓😂...Call me a nerd, I just love to know those type of stats, I've always been a sucker for the research and data on how things work and what's the best way to get them done!
This shed is very similar to Sandi Brock’s setup. She keeps her sheep indoors year round in Canada. Check out her TH-cam channel to see how she does it.
@@roosts20412 I've been a huge fan of Sandi for years...lol she was the one who got me hooked on sheep videos to begin with, and the one I was thinking of while asking these questions......
I think she would benefit wonderfully from the ease of this setup as well as the SAVINGS POTENTIAL IT HAS FOR HER ENTIRE SETUP! 🤗🙏🏻💜✨
Great video Cammy congratulations to Sean n Emma on a fantastic shed makeover.
I watched the first installment. Seeing how things work is awesome!
Those are nice looking sheep. The shed is beautifully and thoughtfully designed for great functionality!
It is beautiful and amazing to me how ya'll get the sheep to go where you want them to.
A boy Cammy another good video 👍.
Cracking shed. When you first introduce the sheep you're gonna find something that needs fixing & no better animal than sheep to point it out 😂😂.
The two of ye working out at the end was a bit random 😂😂
Love ❤❤❤❤❤ the drone footage. What beautiful scenery. I live in Canada 🇨🇦 in the province very well known to Canadians as “the Rock” which is the island of Newfoundland. The wind I can well appreciate what you said about the wind. We say “Wind so bad it would blow the milk right out of your tea” There are areas in Newfoundland very similar, not a tree standing. Really enjoyed catching up with your friend Sean and his seeing his new barn. Well thought out for sure.
Glad you enjoyed it! Canada is high on my visit list!
@@TheSheepGame yes Newfoundland is very much like Ireland according to my sister and hubby who have visited Scotland and Ireland. Many people here are descendants of those who came during the Irish Famine, the accent is thick. For about 10 years I lived a block away from a sheep farm on the outskirts of St John’s, Newfoundland. I’d walk my sister’s dog Abby, she was a very sweet good natured Golden Retriever RIP always on leash of course. And she would get all excited about the sheep and the alpaca. She was the sweetest, so gentle with her stuffies many of which were lambs and or alpacas.
Beautiful barn!
Love part 2 as well! it's nice to see the smart shed filled with the girls now, although I must admit that I feel they are with many in tiny spaces? Great drone footage, Cammie!
beautiful barn, I like the drive thru isles, check the rims on the front of your Kubota for cracking and see if there is compression washers to be installed.
It never ceases to amaze me how absolutely beautiful Scotland is. America definitely has some incredible places, and maybe it's a "grass is greener on the other side" thing, but I just feel like it doesn't compare. I'm so jealous.
I usually drive from Newcastle to Edinburgh and love watching sheep scattered in the fields, was thinking they don't have a shed till watched this ...loved it
Great vid again Cam...best bloody shed ever! Those Huntaways are brilliant dogs (and big enough to stick it up predators too) but OMG, they can be noisy! They're making their mark here in Australia and great to see them in the Orkneys. Cheers lads...
Seems a shame to get the shed dirty 😅
What a great set up , there’s always wee teething problems but well done Sean you can be very proud
Orkney is a special place, I have visited twice. Beautiful new pen area.
Looks the business with them all lined up for silage in a new shed 👌
I still find it unusual to see a Huntaway in Scotland! But I agree, having dogs with different styles of work on stock, gives you different tools for your management toolbox.🐑❤️
Beautiful job guys. I need to win the lottery the Orkneys are so beautiful.
The viking did great his ancestors would be proud.
Awesome footage. Just beautiful! Looks like a great setup
farming and animal husbandry require a lot of patience and dedication; i truly admire the farmers
Scotland does have some beautiful places, just back from doing the north coast 500 I was in aww of some of the places we visited, we don’t appreciate just how beautiful our country is ❤️
I love watching these videos. The biggest problem I have is with your language. I often have to pause the show and look up on the internet what a word means. It keeps me entertained, that's for sure. 🇨🇦
Use the closed captions, and write down those exotic Scots words for reference later.
love the new shed guys!! 🐑 v wholesome
hello
Wow that's impressive!
beautiful landscape and an absolutely beautiful 'shed'
That's impressive Sean! I hope Cammy's around for your 1st couple of newborns. Just so we can see it all working! Thanks Cammy.
Epic set up! I reckon you could send a few cameras to the Viking so his dad can see the feed coming out the back on a screen inside the cab 👌
Would be easy to set up I reckon!
Bigger broom, continue to appreciate what you and your family has. Just put a metal plate with 4holes and turn upside down gate rod ends to life metal plate. You only use dip seasonal. Metal plate is strong for tractor.
Smiles, Belinda
Fabulous working dogs too 😎
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Happy sheep, happy farmer.excellent animal husbandry.
Really enjoyed that, not long enough.
I think you're amazing and if I ever get the opportunity to visit over there I would love to come visit your
If the small gaps are the only thing showing up, he's good. It's an easy fix.
Great video Cammy as always 👌
I've always fancied some Lleyns!
Did Sean get any young farmer government grants to help with all the gear and improvements? Those sheep didn’t need asking twice about going in the shed.
Not for this shed Wendy. I think the Te Pari was on a grant though
@@TheSheepGame I think the Te Pari will save a lot of young farmers joints when they reach old age. I have just got a new life thanks to a hip replacement.
I liked the informative subtexts. By the way, the dialect «went» is surely related to the modern norwegian «vant» which means «to be accustomed to» or «used to».😊
Very clean 👍👍👍
Looks fantastic. I appreciate the full walkthrough. I will add that if he can change some of those locking pins into Shepherds Crooks, it might help in the long run.
This place is beautiful, like a dream.
On the gap issue, consider the closed cell pipe insulation. Tough stuff, especially wrapped with gorilla tape.
Question...where is the water in the pens, and how does he plan to keep the feed shoved up against the pens?
U will see water in previous video 👍. Re silage it’s same attachment they use to push up cattle silage. 👍
I've been watching you so long now that I'm beginning to understand ya' all! Very interesting vlog with your great Viking friend, what could be better? Sean & dad (I assume) did a great job on thinking outside the box to putting a dream into action of a great facility. It does look tight though compared to the beautiful fields they were wandering. Seems sheep like to wander off for privacy to lamb in the field so I hope they adjust. We will all wait with bated breath to see how they settle in and if any lambs get 'stolen' by overly zealous/confused future moms. Will there be someone on watch 24/7 as they start lambing? Best wishes for great success Zeus & Sean!
By the way, what did an average size dad like Zeus feed a son to produce such a large offspring?
His mother is some feeder. His dad has won the Ba before which is the most prestigious and brutal thing any Orcadian man can do (Have a look on google) so he's pretty dam tough. 😁
There will be someone there 24/7 yeah
Looks like you have done this before. Tidy sheds👍
If steel is out of price range, what about a removable wood brace set to bottom of concrete under the boards? You would lift out with cover when getting ready to dip but rest of time shortens span boards support across.
Shaun just found your site I’ve followed you for many years on this farming life . I new you would make a success of the farm you took on for you and Emma great to see have subscribed will follow your journey with great interest 👍🏻🏴
How far are they off lambing? I ask because I would be worried, from what I can see in the video, about the risk of initial miss - mothering on new born lambs especially on multiple births until they get removed to small straw bedded pens. Dan
That tractor comes so close to that support pole coming to feed. That’s a real danger. Very beautiful place. I only understood about thirty percent of what they said though. That’s how I sound with half a cup of peanut butter in my mouth.
5:17 “wend with” is a clear cognate of Norwegian “vant med”
In Dutch it is called gewend😀, Frisian use wend.
That Viking influence
Ok as an Ayrshire burd I’ve finally heard a accent I’m obsessed wae - that guys 😂😂
Has Sean taken over his new farm yet? How is he progressing?
Yeah I did a video in summer going round it Keith =D
Has anybody started a "Go Fund Me" account for Cammie? I think we should. Then he could build a fancy new sheep shed or buy more land or buy fancy sheep or start a college fund for his children, whatever he wants. He's such a hard worker, he deserves whatever we can give.
When are your whole Family moving to Orkney with this great friend, or even seasonly.
Smiles.
Belinda 😊
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Love your story. But I can't understand why you don't have a long trough for the feed. Would stop a lot of work. Have you seen Sandi Brock from Canada. Wonderful farmer and a gorgeous person.
Aswome job guys
Maravilloso trabajo mucho trabajo y tiempo...y mucha lana para construir a ese nivel
You know the sheds broken in when it’s covered in s#it after the first 30 seconds, lol…hope it all works as good as it looks.
Sandi Brock (TH-cam) Sheepishly me. Straw bedding. One woman, 250 sheep? 🙂 Ontario, Canada.
She has more than 250 sheep! There's 4 sets: 1 of rams, & 3 of ewes. Everyone's rotated. All are kept indoors (coyote prevention).
@@Cricket2731 I didn't calculate the weaning barn... lol. And I can't remember what Sandi has said about total sheep.
She’s about 450 sheep, then there’s lambs
Australia would be one person, a kelpie and 10,000 sheep in several paddocks.
Man i will NEVER get how 1 person can wrangle hundreds and hundreds of sheep that are all spread out over tons of acres and get them to one little area and do whatever you need them to do!! It just amazes me!! I think its some kind of witchcraft or magic bc there is no way thats possible! Lol
Maybe this is where the drone is used?
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It's able to be done with the help of great dogs. 🇨🇦
Please explain more about the dip or bath built into the floor. I’ve only seen medieval farming dip the sheep to treat live and clean before shearing. Is this still done?
Yeah it's still done but only really after shearing now to kill any scab / lice and to prevent late season fly strike.
I wish you had a lot of audio footage of the Huntaway at work! I'll never get a chance to see them in action so I eat that stuff up.
The critters will appreciate this in bad weather.
Nice! Someday, Cammy, someday...
You need something similar Cappie especially as you have had a bad year for losses this year.