This farming life

[Gedd]

Back on bbc 2 8pm

 

[steveR]

Bye bye Kwis....

 

[betweenthelines]

Why are they letting the bull wander about with the rope from his halter trailing on the ground?

 

[Gedd]

Handy having a vet for your wife

 

[onesiedale]

Anyone else scan their sheep with a nail on a piece of string?

 

[Hindsight]

Handy having a vet for your wife

Will say it is better telly than a TV crew in a field watching a gang try to get a stuck Carrot harvester out on a January morning. Or catching a Tumoba Brussel Sprout harvester working!!

 

[Sid]

And they wonder why agricultural has high accident rate with the way they are handling and dealing with that bull! Very surprised neither of them have been injured yet!

 

[Werzle]

And they wonder why agricultural has high accident rate with the way they are handling and dealing with that bull! Very surprised neither of them have been injured yet!

Lovely couple but yes an advert into how to get hurt . Bull wants culling

 

[Gedd]

Lovely couple but yes an advert into how to get hurt . Bull wants culling

Going to be now

 

[serf]

Yep would have taken that bull in direct, no pissing bout with it !

 

[Sid]

To be fair he didn't seem too bad until they started "training" him.

 

[kill]

To be fair he didn't seem too bad until they started "training" him.

My dad always said NEVER to touch a bull on his head as it naturally makes them nasty and come at you. In all honesty some people should never ever own Bulls .

 

[haybob]

It didn't have much shape. I thought it was a blessing in disguise when he escaped from being penned up in that polly tunnel!

 

[primmiemoo]

The Crofter is looking much chirpier, isn't he.

 

[valtraman]

Brave man holding onto that bull at home and mart.

 

[JP1]

It didn't have much shape. I thought it was a blessing in disguise when he escaped from being penned up in that polly tunnel!

What shape should a Whitebred Shorthorn have then?

 

[haybob]

Google it

 

[Gedd]

My dad always said NEVER to touch a bull on his head as it naturally makes them nasty and come at you. In all honesty some people should never ever own Bulls .

Yep a neighbour used to breed limmy bulls I used to cut his corn if I went in the shed where his bulls were and stroked them on the head I got a telling off

 

[livestock 1]

Looked a bit of a big belly but sometimes that’s just how they are fed

 

[neilo]

Anyone else scan their sheep with a nail on a piece of string?

I commented to Mrs NeilO that I might be sorely tempted to if I had a camera crew and a gullible TV producer present...