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What makes the flesh in spots raw. The wormy things eat to the flesh in spots?

What a handsome fellow! Well... both of you!

At 6:40 dog went on top of the sheep to reach the truck....unbeliveable.

the machine or something sounds rough

Nicely done!

Shearing and abattoir work some of the hardest jobs out there. Large livestock are hard work

Looks to be more weight in his head gear than his body.

Looks about right

OmG

Does he still tup the ewes?

The smell?

Good job! I feel sorry for this golden oldie!😊That 10 year old sheep doesn’t look to good!😅❤😊

I love watching the dog working

These people waited way too long the maggots were throughout her body eating good flesh! Way to long!

What a fucking dystopia you guys have created.

Such a fun video, thanks! Appreciate you risking falling off cliffsides for us, your loyal audience!

“As long as people will shed the blood of innocent creatures there can be no peace, no liberty, no harmony between people. Slaughter and justice cannot dwell together.” ― Isaac Bashevis Singer People often say that humans have always eaten animals, as if this is a justification for continuing the practice. According to this logic, we should not try to prevent people from murdering other people, since this has also been done since the earliest of times. Isaac Bashevis Singer

Yup, thanks for messing up the environment.

there goes my sunday roast

That's a Box however left the gate open

305 Euros, is that each? Best part of $500 Aussie dollars per head. Wow. Average merino ewe price in 2024 is like $180 AUD.

That looks like hell on your back!

Fascinating, the sheep scanning device is a bit like those scanners at the airport where you have to pass your luggage through. Just in this case, ewes, checking to see if there's anything "in the suitcase", aka, a little lamb in the making.

Love your videos - fabulous thumbnail on this one, lol! Those naughty wooly girls!

YES, YES PLEASE - More DOG CONTENT!!! Love seeing Border Collies work... I'm a dog trainer myself, and you're spot on with your explanation of why rewarding recall is so crucial.

Love your content - anyone else found themselves new to the channel and now binge-watching?

i want to know who eats this nast meat ????

Работа есть пастух

Wow! We sheared 12 today and were tired😂😂

I sheared Al on Saturday past all West ewes just having problems with louping I'll in the hoggetts coming of the mountain I have 8 dead any help appreciated

Good stuff :) i shore for 14 seasons nz and aus.

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Great to have them sheared not sure when ours are being done, just had one with maggots and a few lambs with maggots in between toes

What do u think of the battery shears Also what’s the best blade to use

Wonderfully to see the lambs at the old folks home two 👍👍 thumbs up . I learn something every day watching you farmers . To bad we don't know the sickness or what ails the live stock .seen it alot this year . Take care .hello from Utah USA to all .

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Vous et vos beaux mecs traitez les agneaux avec le plus grand soin. J'ai accidentellement trouvé vos vidéos. J'ai aimé, je me suis abonné, j'ai enregistré, partagé et j'ai beaucoup appris sur votre mouton. Merci.

Great video Karl ha David is some craic 😀👌💪

Great video 😊

Naught pleases me more than seein' my 2 fave fellas together and the sparks & craic a'flyin!👍🍀🔥🤣

Is four euro per ewe the going rate now?

Lovely healthy tups!❤️🐑

Respect to the Dogs, the job would be much harder without them.

Great video Karol, very well put together👏 Thank you for the super shearing & really enjoyed the craic 😄

Great seeing your side of the video! I watched Dave's when you were shearing. Great to see both sides of the story and the repair of the trailer. Great job to the both of you!

Karol, I am wondering if the sheep are held off feed and water for a time prior to your arrival to shear and if that was the practice in Australia as well. Thanks.

Shearing in different countries is definitely not the same,(sheep types, venues, fields, sheds, pay, value of the wool, working conditions, weather, etc) but the people are all salt of the earth, nice people...