- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
Is that Euan?
Sheep shearing 2019
- Thread starter Bossfarmer
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Greythundercloudys
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Yes it is.
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
Mr “so laid back he is horizontal”
that is his sister that is wool handling for me in the video I posted back in the summer.
that is his sister that is wool handling for me in the video I posted back in the summer.
- Location
- N.Lincs
I assume they stay in those sheds until the spring?
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
Yes. They will be in until late April/early May
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
d williams
Member
Looks to low for a flexi also
What is it? Looks like a soft Cheviot
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
Looking at you like "you do what to my tits?!?!"
Enjoy the rest, and many beers
I thought that was the look of “I’m gonna kick, squirm and wriggle every time you try to put a blow in then miss the porthole and run down the board!!”
Yeah still too low but the elbow of the solid would be on the floor. At least the flexi has a bit of give
It’s a Norwegian white but may have a bit of Cheviot blood in the mix too
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Shearing grinder on Facebook tonight for £300. Sounds a decent price for someone local to N Wales.
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
ShooTa
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- Location
- Denbighshire - In the vale of Clwyd!
didnt say - dogello areaa i think
- Location
- N.Lincs
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
- Location
- Somewhere in time
Anyone else seen the bright green wool sacks at the bwmb depot?
- Location
- Lancashire
They'll still have more holes in than a string vestAnyone else seen the bright green wool sacks at the bwmb depot?
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
Anyone else seen the bright green wool sacks at the bwmb depot?
Iirc the green bags are for organic wool
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
Just took delivery this morning of grinding papers from Horner...
White Dove (Chinese?). I'm aware they probably won't be as good as Heininger, Lister, Supershear etc. paper - and that's probably why they're in the 'clearance' section on the website... but £20 for 10 sheets (40 or 80 grit) for us farmers doing our own I reckon (hope!) they will be fine.
They look and feel right enough, anyway. If you're needing papers;
White Dove (Chinese?). I'm aware they probably won't be as good as Heininger, Lister, Supershear etc. paper - and that's probably why they're in the 'clearance' section on the website... but £20 for 10 sheets (40 or 80 grit) for us farmers doing our own I reckon (hope!) they will be fine.
They look and feel right enough, anyway. If you're needing papers;
Grinding Cloths - White Dove (pack of 10) (910)
Shearing Shop,sheep shearing machines,handpieces,combs,cutters,clothing,spares,Lister Shearing,Heiniger,Shearing clothing
www.hornershearing.com
Bugger, that is cheap, trouble is I only need 1 or 2 every whip and while, I suppose they will keep if kept in the dry / good storage ... , well heiniger ones seems to anyway.
Anyone still use copy DeX? Or the special glue
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