Sheepy mystery

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Is this anything like it?
 

Al R

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Livestock Farmer
Location
West Wales
I suppose it could have been the Crystalix, but it's difficult to tell from the images I've looked at. It was spread around the land not in a bucket or attached to the sheep. Afraid I don't remember the month, I just remember it was a blisteringly hot day for a long walk!
Just seen this so ignore my last post, it could have been a plot counting birds or something else environmental that a lot of us do? Was it 1 field, a whole farm or the whole area? It wasn’t molehills on red clay soil was it?
 

Nithsdale

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Livestock Farmer
Thanks for (some of) the responses, it was definitely not an instrument, or a mushroom and didn't look like the picture of the afterbirth shown either, I would say it had more of a liver-like consistency. So I'm still completely clueless. Just to clarify I am also not a vegan trying to 'stir things up'
I suppose it could have been the Crystalix, but it's difficult to tell from the images I've looked at. It was spread around the land not in a bucket or attached to the sheep. Afraid I don't remember the month, I just remember it was a blisteringly hot day for a long walk!



It's pretty hard to even guess, by your description.


Situations like this, it's great to have your phone and get few pictures.
 
I like that you jump to that conclusion since you can't answer my question... It 100% wasn't afterbirth, also I have just checked the exact date in my diary and it was June 9th
 
Just seen this so ignore my last post, it could have been a plot counting birds or something else environmental that a lot of us do? Was it 1 field, a whole farm or the whole area? It wasn’t molehills on red clay soil was it?
It was spread around an area of 100 metres or so, and it wasn't dry like soil or molehills, it was dark red, and looked like liver, that's the closest description I can really give, it definitely had some sort of spotty look to it but not on the surface more like within the substance itself.
 

Man_in_black

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Livestock Farmer
It was spread around an area of 100 metres or so, and it wasn't dry like soil or molehills, it was dark red, and looked like liver, that's the closest description I can really give, it definitely had some sort of spotty look to it but not on the surface more like within the substance itself.

Jellyfish. If you touched it, best pee on ya self quick like.
 

Man_in_black

Member
Livestock Farmer
We are a bunch of light hearted, sarcastic twunts on here.

Don't take it personally (y)



You'd get on better pissing on @Man_in_black I heard he likes a golden shower:ROFLMAO:

I thought we agreed, what happens in Cleveland stays in Cleveland! Besides, @Northeastfarmer told me it was his mams way of saying hello...
 

primmiemoo

Member
Location
Devon
I suppose it could have been the Crystalix, but it's difficult to tell from the images I've looked at. It was spread around the land not in a bucket or attached to the sheep. Afraid I don't remember the month, I just remember it was a blisteringly hot day for a long walk!
Thanks but I doubt it as it was a really hot day so the vegetation was all bone dry

Hi again, @Curiousgeorge123 , I think it could have been a mould or a fungus.

I was slightly concerned to see a substance that looked like a form of bladderwrack seaweed in random scatterings in the grass during last year's hot weather which turned out to be a slime mould. Harmless to sheep - I didn't find any keeled over in that field at least.

There is a dark red, less floppy, crinkled version that I've seen in open ground - I'm sure I've seen something like it, but the memory is vague - that's either a slime mould or a fungus. Strange beasts, fungi and moulds ...
 

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