Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
Talking to yourself?
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
- Location
- central scotland
Exactly my point when your in a hole the first thing you need to do is stop digging,at least then you can try and fix the mess.....then along comes Covid and cripples the world not to mention Russia .Wat and the uks not broken / bankrupt.....???
- Location
- Scot Borders
no point arguing with a remoaner they’re still bitter
did u not pick up on the angus bit?
- Location
- central scotland
It’s a bit like my kids getting told no , they keep asking and asking until they grind you down and eventually they either go in the huff or you get them what they want knowing it will happen again and again now you’ve given in to themCan’t wait
nippy and the wee leprechaun, utter bellends
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Never give in to kids or Nicola ! Ever
- Location
- Cheshire
While we are in danger of getting political on here again, here’s something completely different.
This hogg is a total arse. I mean a real twunt. I picked him up a month ago, horn digging into the side of his head. Clipped the horn back, hadn’t broken the skin so that’s good. Looked tatty so sheared him. Discovered he’s a rig. Dosed with levofas and liquithrive and turned out again. Since then he has been the bane of my life. He’s never left our farm but he’s been in every single field, every different bunch of sheep. Stood there with a gormless expression on his face. When he walks his head bobs even though he’s 100% sound on his feet. Every time I went for him he disappeared as soon as he saw me.
Sorting last load of hoggs ready for tomorrow and I remember after tea that I need to catch him! Just over an hour of chasing him around the farm flat out on the quad, vaulting fences, lost him twice but picked him up again, he ran into a gennel. I caught him as he tried to jump over my right shoulder to get away! I’ve shut every gate in the shed and yard that stands between him and freedom… I really hope he’s there in the morning! I don’t care if he only makes £30! Just so long as he’s gone!! To be fair to him, while he’s been rambling he’s put a good covering on so fingers crossed
- Location
- central scotland
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
At when the vote is no again shes history ! And hopefully the scandle will out and like fish man she has to get lost .But I can reason with my 4 year old
- Location
- Cheshire
Or you give them a thick ear and shout “FFS NO! BE TOLD!”
my mums a scary lady when she’s angry, we soon learnt No means NO! Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
That’s me as a sheep a twit rig that does what he wants!!View attachment 1045947
While we are in danger of getting political on here again, here’s something completely different.
This hogg is a total arse. I mean a real twunt. I picked him up a month ago, horn digging into the side of his head. Clipped the horn back, hadn’t broken the skin so that’s good. Looked tatty so sheared him. Discovered he’s a rig. Dosed with levofas and liquithrive and turned out again. Since then he has been the bane of my life. He’s never left our farm but he’s been in every single field, every different bunch of sheep. Stood there with a gormless expression on his face. When he walks his head bobs even though he’s 100% sound on his feet. Every time I went for him he disappeared as soon as he saw me.
Sorting last load of hoggs ready for tomorrow and I remember after tea that I need to catch him! Just over an hour of chasing him around the farm flat out on the quad, vaulting fences, lost him twice but picked him up again, he ran into a gennel. I caught him as he tried to jump over my right shoulder to get away! I’ve shut every gate in the shed and yard that stands between him and freedom… I really hope he’s there in the morning! I don’t care if he only makes £30! Just so long as he’s gone!! To be fair to him, while he’s been rambling he’s put a good covering on so fingers crossed
Back when my Mrs bought a Shetland for £5 I had a sheep like thatView attachment 1045947
While we are in danger of getting political on here again, here’s something completely different.
This hogg is a total arse. I mean a real twunt. I picked him up a month ago, horn digging into the side of his head. Clipped the horn back, hadn’t broken the skin so that’s good. Looked tatty so sheared him. Discovered he’s a rig. Dosed with levofas and liquithrive and turned out again. Since then he has been the bane of my life. He’s never left our farm but he’s been in every single field, every different bunch of sheep. Stood there with a gormless expression on his face. When he walks his head bobs even though he’s 100% sound on his feet. Every time I went for him he disappeared as soon as he saw me.
Sorting last load of hoggs ready for tomorrow and I remember after tea that I need to catch him! Just over an hour of chasing him around the farm flat out on the quad, vaulting fences, lost him twice but picked him up again, he ran into a gennel. I caught him as he tried to jump over my right shoulder to get away! I’ve shut every gate in the shed and yard that stands between him and freedom… I really hope he’s there in the morning! I don’t care if he only makes £30! Just so long as he’s gone!! To be fair to him, while he’s been rambling he’s put a good covering on so fingers crossed
Managed 2 crops of lambs before I caught the barsteward and it’s devil children
- Location
- central scotland
Anyone else thinking that after two years stuck in this country there may be a bigger than usual pilgrimage of Muslims this Eid may this be slowing the ewe trade just now , just a thought 
- Location
- Cheshire
I was rather worried that if I didn’t catch it and it made it to October somehow what the hell would it throw out of mule ewes?!Back when my Mrs bought a Shetland for £5 I had a sheep like that
Dad had offered to stalk it with me, I was nearly at going for the rifle tonight when he made his mistake!
You need a digger and a pint of oil!!View attachment 1045947
While we are in danger of getting political on here again, here’s something completely different.
This hogg is a total arse. I mean a real twunt. I picked him up a month ago, horn digging into the side of his head. Clipped the horn back, hadn’t broken the skin so that’s good. Looked tatty so sheared him. Discovered he’s a rig. Dosed with levofas and liquithrive and turned out again. Since then he has been the bane of my life. He’s never left our farm but he’s been in every single field, every different bunch of sheep. Stood there with a gormless expression on his face. When he walks his head bobs even though he’s 100% sound on his feet. Every time I went for him he disappeared as soon as he saw me.
Sorting last load of hoggs ready for tomorrow and I remember after tea that I need to catch him! Just over an hour of chasing him around the farm flat out on the quad, vaulting fences, lost him twice but picked him up again, he ran into a gennel. I caught him as he tried to jump over my right shoulder to get away! I’ve shut every gate in the shed and yard that stands between him and freedom… I really hope he’s there in the morning! I don’t care if he only makes £30! Just so long as he’s gone!! To be fair to him, while he’s been rambling he’s put a good covering on so fingers crossed
I was rather worried that if I didn’t catch it and it made it to October somehow what the hell would it throw out of mule ewes?!
Dad had offered to stalk it with me, I was nearly at going for the rifle tonight when he made his mistake!
iv a ewe roaming a quarry next to my land I lost back in November.. the foreman texts me every now and then maybe once a month to say it’s been spotted but every time I go looking it’s vanished again..Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
Take foreman a bag of feed and get him feeding it
- Location
- Cheshire
I’m so glad it’s not just me who has these problems
- Location
- Cheshire
And DON’T call him a pansy…