Watched your HOW TO SAVE A SHEEP'S LIFE - _______________________________________________ as no comments allowed there, I am posting here. Another point to watch for with sheep, is them getting tangled up in brambles or gorse. We never had sheep on our farm in South Devon, but I was walking along a cliff path, and saw a sheep tangled in brambles. Just knew I had to do something! So it is worth pointing out, I would suggest. .
Yes of course! When sheep get tangled in brambles, they're in serious trouble too. Unfortunately, freeing them can be more difficult than righting a cast sheep because of the spikey bramble stems.
@@andynick01 True enough. I have only ever seen it once in 40 years, but I am not around sheep much nowadays. I used to walk over Dartmoor a lot, so lots of sheep there! Stuck in a city, sadly.
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Man, i just watched your How to save a sheeps life vid, and that was amazing. i sure wish you didnt turn comments off on your videos. Not being able to handle feedback is a gen Z thing to do..
Your sheep video has helped me save at least 34 sheep and at most 51 (I’ve lost count) from death. I never knew what it meant until 3 years ago
Thanks! It's good to know the video is of help to you!
@@andynick01 and most importantly, to the sheep
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Watched your HOW TO SAVE A SHEEP'S LIFE -
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as no comments allowed there,
I am posting here.
Another point to watch for with sheep,
is them getting tangled up in brambles or gorse.
We never had sheep on our farm in South Devon,
but I was walking along a cliff path,
and saw a sheep tangled in brambles.
Just knew I had to do something!
So it is worth pointing out,
I would suggest.
.
I like sheep too that is why I watched it.
@@moonwolfy3179 Yes, they are good animals.
@@moonwolfy3179 Yes, they are good animals.
Yes of course! When sheep get tangled in brambles, they're in serious trouble too. Unfortunately, freeing them can be more difficult than righting a cast sheep because of the spikey bramble stems.
@@andynick01 True enough.
I have only ever seen it once in 40 years,
but I am not around sheep much nowadays.
I used to walk over Dartmoor a lot,
so lots of sheep there!
Stuck in a city,
sadly.
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Man, i just watched your How to save a sheeps life vid, and that was amazing. i sure wish you didnt turn comments off on your videos. Not being able to handle feedback is a gen Z thing to do..
I would love to enable comments on that video if it weren't for the sick characters who take pleasure in saying vile things.
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