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The process of shearing sheep

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Jacob Moore1 year ago

IF YOU HAD TOLD ME AT ANY POINT IN MY LIFE I would sit through 2 minutes of somebody shearing a sheep I would have punched in the face and had a good laugh on the walk back home. I don't know what's happening to me am I getting old? For some reason I couldn't stop watching.

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Carole Mac1 year ago

He wasn’t very gentle.

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Thomas Rupp1 year ago

Great information. Thanks for shearing!

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Emdeoh1 year ago

Shearing sheep is essential for their health and well-being. It prevents overheating, reduces the risk of parasites, and provides valuable wool for textiles. Done once a year, shearing helps maintain comfort and hygiene for the sheep.

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Amy Anderz1 year ago

They seem to enjoy it

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txslickman1 year ago

When the farmer needs you to get in position but you're just a chill guy

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Wayno1 year ago

Try watching this👆..... without thinking of this 👇

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thetechbff1 year ago

So what is the strap for? Ergonomics? So the sheerer doesn’t get tired?

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CluckingCutie1 year ago

Sheep were actually bred to keep their wool. It used to come off naturally

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KLee1 year ago

Imagine what it was like with hand shears before electricity!

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