Coming Home For Lambing.

How's the elf, @montydog ?
Have missed this thread, but manflu :eek::eek:

I have had a touch of it and it isn't much fun in the heat either :sick::dead:

Glad to see all is under control, and how under control everyone is despite a :poop::poop:
few days/weeks/months of weather

Fingers crossed spring comes early up there (y)(y)

On the mend thanks Pete
Knocked me for 6 but have to soldier on
First morning I've woken up without it being soaked in sweat but it feels like I've cracked a rib with constant coughing
Got good people here who sent messages offering help
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
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Location
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Second lot decided they wanted feeding somewhere different :rolleyes:
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Now they'll have to walk all the back now:LOL:
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All coming home next week, last lot to scan so will all be in side from then
 

Khale

Member
After about a couple of weeks I have finally caught up, this thread has been great! As a young lad getting started this thread has taught me a lot and also made me even more determined to pursue a career as a shepherd. Ive only got 12 at the moment but that will sure change, like i said bloody good read this @Gator what a good team and flock of sheep, youve definitley encouraged me, shame more younger people dont get to see farming through the eyes of true farmers who love what they do and the traditional methods that are still used by the true hard farmers who live to farm. Like i said bloody good thread keep it up mate (y)
 

Jewells

Member
Location
Cheshire
After about a couple of weeks I have finally caught up, this thread has been great! As a young lad getting started this thread has taught me a lot and also made me even more determined to pursue a career as a shepherd. Ive only got 12 at the moment but that will sure change, like i said bloody good read this @Gator what a good team and flock of sheep, youve definitley encouraged me, shame more younger people dont get to see farming through the eyes of true farmers who love what they do and the traditional methods that are still used by the true hard farmers who live to farm. Like i said bloody good thread keep it up mate (y)

You are right, this is a fantastic thread and one of the reasons I signed up to TFF is so I could see the photos properly. :D I’ve only a couple of pet sheep myself now but rent out our fields to a friend with sheep so feel I still have a large flock to look after without the responsibility :D :D

Good luck with your future career as a shepherd.
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
After about a couple of weeks I have finally caught up, this thread has been great! As a young lad getting started this thread has taught me a lot and also made me even more determined to pursue a career as a shepherd. Ive only got 12 at the moment but that will sure change, like i said bloody good read this @Gator what a good team and flock of sheep, youve definitley encouraged me, shame more younger people dont get to see farming through the eyes of true farmers who love what they do and the traditional methods that are still used by the true hard farmers who live to farm. Like i said bloody good thread keep it up mate (y)
Thanks for the comments @Khale glad you've enjoyed the read and pics, keep at it and i wish you all the luck mate cos if ya got sheep ya gona need some:whistle::LOL::LOL:. no dought there be plenty more banter and pics to come as lambing gets closer.
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
I love this thread the only thing is it's now that big I can't find pictures I remember seeing!
Glad you still enjoying it(y). If ya can't find out just ask and I stick the pictures on again.
What do you use to hold the hurdles to the wall Gator?
I made some brackets and bolted them to the wall, made drop pins bolted to the hurdle so they just drop in the bracket, cut a piece out of the hurdle so the water pipe would fit and jobs a good un(y)(y)
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