When it came to sheep handling, the norm used to be wooden hurdles, yards of baler twine and a couple of dogs. Of course, those trusty canines remain invaluable members of the team, yet the modern shepherd now enjoys the luxury of mobile ‘yards’ to help with the rest of the penning job, as Andy Collings reports
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When it came to sheep handling, the norm used to be wooden hurdles, yards of baler twine and a couple of dogs. Of course, those trusty canines remain invaluable members of the team, yet the modern shepherd now enjoys the luxury of mobile ‘yards’ to help with the rest of the penning job, as Andy […]
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