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so sorry but I could not understand Georgia's accent, what is her channel pls

Good video the Welsh show looks excellent good job you got the sheep sheared PS hope you tidied up your granddad's lawn after shearing the lamb🤣

That hay field looks really dry.

Watch out, Cammy Wilson. 👀 In this video, Will is chatting up your buddy, Als Couzens, then goes after your sheep shearing jobs.

Was that your same baler with bale length extended??? Very busy times for you.

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Great video ❤

Love watching Josie. ❤

The goats look quite content... as do the cows!

Swim or shower dipping is the only proper protection against fly, as this clip shows, pour on chemicals don’t work

Have you considered testing the ewes on swimming or at least floating/paddling skills? If that seems excessive, skill in using high heels or stilts? Hopefully these ewes don't see that much rain again in their lifetime, but you might want a predisposition to taller sheep. Kidding, not kidding. Your sheep are looking great.

Nile red really changing up his content

Need to get a silicone wedding ring to wear when your working Will, wearing a metal one is dangerous on a farm. Plus you'll won't damage or lose it. 👍

How long after weaning do you give them to put condition on and making the decision to cull or not? I’ve a few weaned last week but I’m hoping they will put condition on after being off the lambs.

Congratulations on your recent nuptials. Dorpers are originally from South Africa.The originally breeds used to create them were the Dorset Horn and the Blackhead Persian (hence the name Dorper an amalgamation of the 2 foundation breeds names). The breeding program that created them was started by the South African Department of Agriculture with the help of a small number of private breeders in the 50s. Hope that helps if people are interested. We run Dorpers ourselves here Down Under. They can really pack the pounds on in a short time frame which can have the lambs ready for weaning and sale faster. Its not unusual for the the lambs to be ready to go by the age of 3 months old. And the Maternal instinct of the females and their milk processing abilities put them way ahead of a large number of other meat breeds. They can be bred out of season (Polyoestrus) so 3 lambings in 2 years is not unheard of,. They also have a Higher Worm Resistant and are also Non Selective grazers and feed converters (Poor grazing into meat).And they have the added bonus of being self shedding, so no shearing required.

Great video, the sheep are looking good ,you have come a long way you must be very proud and your parents must be proud of you as well .i think i would of been in the river with the dogs😂😂❤

You need to talk to Sandi about drainage tiles for your pasture.

If ya start whinning and complaining im out of here. There are pluses and minuses to every job. My Father's job killed him at the young age of 59 he was a plumber. Asbestos to Mesothelioma

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I watched you last flock check as well as this one - the only thing I also think needs to leave the farm are dirty bums DB - here in NZ 40% of our flocks of sheep NZ wide are drench resistant (worms) and I think those sheep that needed extra drench are not fit to be kept, you could see clearly which ones they were because of their dirty back ends - or you guys will over the next 15-20years will have the same problem - or as Cammi says we will wait to see how NZ fixes the problem so we know what to do when we get their

Brilliant video 👍🏻

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Who's that your girlfriend

Fascinating. I especially like hearing about the wool breeds and properties! I spin yarn. ❤️ Thank you!

Well done mama x

Good video great lambs

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Amazing lambs ❤super video

Great video 👍🏻

Surly you’re live weight gains will be higher from singles. Therefore you’re only going to pick singles. I’d argue you’ll end up retaining singles which would lead to lower scanning? Do you think there’s a correlation?

Great video. What weight are the ewe lambs? The Herdwatch app was the latest ADG is there a way to see the overall ADG?

Excellent video again thanks for sharing great looking replacement lambs

I've noticed the longer stemy grass can iritate them between the hooves causing scald, unfortunately we don't have a topper otherwise I'd knock it all down aggresively and try to keep them on the shorter grass permanently. Belated congrats on hitting 10,000, keep up the good work.

Nice lambs

Great video, you have some really amazing lambs you should be proud of your self ❤

Congrats Will and Felicitations Soph may you have a blessed union

Wow will she need an energy shot or something calcium with that many babes

Thank you for taking us all along through all the ups and downs of your lambing season! I´ve started to like the Lleyns quite a lot. Terrific mothers!! Would you say they are more prone to prolapses than other breeds though? How many % per year of your ewes are afflicted would you estimate? All the best from the Island of Gotland, Sweden.

Amerikkka at its scientific worst again

Aren't known for their listening skills

Congratulations guys great news

Don't want manky feet, I presume?

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Nice work

Hello from San Francisco

Matt Watson thinks he's a farmer now.

Those are some very healthy and well-kept sheep. Sincere congrats.