clod hopper
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- Location
- SHREWSBURY, shropshire
Don't tell me the ewe's tail stays were he puts it!The modern Beltex is second only to the BFL in its libido and ability to cover a lot of ewes.
But as usual, I don't want to start an argument.
The Beltex isn't as intelligent as the BFL, which has the knack of using its nose to expertly flick the tail of a ewe to one side before mounting. Although the BFL would be appalled at my use of the split infinitive.
My Oxford tup holds the tip of the ewe's tail in his teeth then mounts her! FFS!
A ewe will lift her tail for him but yet to see a ewe with her tail to one side!( He might be left sided ffs)