General-Lee
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+1Never thought of doing that..... great idea to hobble a ewe
I’ve caught ewes with both back legs before which slows them down, but will have to try that @Jerry
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+1Never thought of doing that..... great idea to hobble a ewe
What I use. Bag full for a few £s, some spares for brakagesI've used a couple of clips something like this in the past. No sheep now. Bliss!
That's where I used to have mine and used those black plastic crooks but forgetting about it and narrow gateways was not a good combinationThats
What I use. Bag full for a few £s, some spares for brakages
Yeah your right, but it soon pops out. Nowt worse than getting to the sheep to fined your crooks at the other end of the field in the gate holeThat's where I used to have mine and used those black plastic crooks but forgetting about it and narrow gateways was not a good combination
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I’ve caught ewes with both back legs before which slows them down, but will have to try that @Jerry
That's what I use. 2 screwed onto piece 2x1 bolted to front rack. It works ok buts through time clips wear and you can lose crook out. Also crook sticks out side and can get caught on things.I've used a couple of clips something like this in the past. No sheep now. Bliss!
Didn't kawasakis used to have a tube on the side to hold a crook?
That sounds like what I had in mind! Have you any pictures?
whats this lambing crook
just train dog up to. tip ewes over
Catch dog and baler twine every time.
I am old fashioned and have a dog that will catch sheep but the fastest way to stress a sick or heavily pregnant ewe is to set the dog on it. Certain types of sheep and times of the year it's fine but a stick with the dog holding a few ewes in the corner of a field is my choice.
Taking a picture of an old bit of baler twine from your pocket, in front of a dead ewe you found, doesn’t really cut it.....
You've busted me. I don't actually do any farming. It's all a cleverly constructed social media scam, like an agricultural cat fish...