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Docking chute and iron
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<blockquote data-quote="tr250" data-source="post: 8136684" data-attributes="member: 657"><p>What are the advantages of doing tail docking this way? Seems to me a lot of back breaking work getting sheep in and manually catching every lamb lifting it onto these cutes. We only lamb 200 ewe lambs outside but my brother pops round and puts rings on them twice a day at lambing on his own and there’s less stress on the lambs or ewes. Our ewes are lambed in doors in feb</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tr250, post: 8136684, member: 657"] What are the advantages of doing tail docking this way? Seems to me a lot of back breaking work getting sheep in and manually catching every lamb lifting it onto these cutes. We only lamb 200 ewe lambs outside but my brother pops round and puts rings on them twice a day at lambing on his own and there’s less stress on the lambs or ewes. Our ewes are lambed in doors in feb [/QUOTE]
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