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stoneylonesome
31st of August 2005 (Wed), 19:55
Yup the grass is always greener on the other side. These sheep are on the wrong side of the fence at least 2 or 3 times a week. Course this time it looks like they've wondered a littler farther from the field then normal. :lol: :lol: :lol:
http://www.bytegallery.com/data/3096/40sheep1.jpg
Wayne Wood
31st of August 2005 (Wed), 19:59
I'm so glad that this wasn't a roadkill shot I was abit worried when I saw the title ,
herderdog
31st of August 2005 (Wed), 21:33
Hah-Sandy!
Yep, I'm afraid with that fence --if those were my sheep--they would always be out. They just crawl under it!
I'm not exactly sure what breed of sheep those are. They could be a breed called Jacob Horn. I have one myself--see his link here: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=95194
But , usually they have more than two horns--four--but not always, mine only has two.. The color and fleece is about right.
There are hundreds of breeds of sheep--so they actually could be a cross of some kind.
Guess I gotta look at the sheep breed book!
PS: After loooking them up--they really look like purebred Jacobs.
stoneylonesome
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 06:36
I'm so glad that this wasn't a roadkill shot I was abit worried when I saw the title ,
Nope not road kill, however if these clowns keep getting out, I've even seen them on the other side of the road, they maybe placed on the menu. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
stoneylonesome
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 06:47
Thanks for the info Bonnie, I have know Idea what breed they are, I'm amazed that the owner hasn't stapled a wire mesh fence to the rails. luckly it is a road with little traffic and mostly locals who drive it and are aware of the escape artist sheep. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Becca
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 07:11
Those are the funniest looking sheep I have ever seen! I wonder if that's where spotted sweaters come from? :)
Nice shot, Sandy!
Maureen Souza
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 08:29
Cool looking sheep, Sandy. Someone should have a chat with their owner to prevent Rack of Lamb as the special down at the local diner.
stoneylonesome
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 09:05
Those are the funniest looking sheep I have ever seen! I wonder if that's where spotted sweaters come from? :)
Nice shot, Sandy!
:lol: :lol: :lol: Or maybe nice warm wool argyle socks. Thanks for the comments.
stoneylonesome
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 09:07
Cool looking sheep, Sandy. Someone should have a chat with their owner to prevent Rack of Lamb as the special down at the local diner.
hmmmmmmmmmm Yum rack of lamb.. maybe some tasty lamb chops too. :lol: :lol:
Thanks for the comments..
herderdog
1st of September 2005 (Thu), 09:52
You know ..I am a meat cutter by profession. We could handle this situatuation. LOL!!
marie
4th of September 2005 (Sun), 02:40
Nope not road kill, however if these clowns keep getting out, I've even seen them on the other side of the road, they maybe placed on the menu. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
:lol::lol::lol:
ha ha ha
never saw ones like that before and I am in among sheep every day Sandy :shock::lol:
but to think my sheep were questioned about their blue and red marks :shock:
yours are born with these spots:rolleyes::cool:
:mrgreen:
it's lovely to see them
(the sheep)
glad you were not hit from behind when you pulled up;)
:mrgreen:
over 400 sheep followed me across the plains one day
they then surrounded me in a wide circle, leaving me plenty of space
I was absolutely shocked :shock:
not because of the space but ........
:lol::lol:
for about 10 minutes I stood there in awe just gaping at them all around me .....in a wide circle :shock:
I had not got my camera but even if I had I could not have captured what the sight must have been like
( the shot would have needed to have been taken from above)
:lol::lol:
I moved out of the circle and they followed me in a single line behind until I got to my bicycle ,
which was hidden in furze bushes further on
I was a bit stunned for the day I can tell you
:rolleyes::lol::rolleyes:
stoneylonesome
4th of September 2005 (Sun), 08:00
:lol::lol::lol:
ha ha ha
never saw ones like that before and I am in among sheep every day Sandy :shock::lol:
but to think my sheep were questioned about their blue and red marks :shock:
yours are born with these spots:rolleyes::cool:
:mrgreen:
it's lovely to see them
(the sheep)
glad you were not hit from behind when you pulled up;)
:mrgreen:
over 400 sheep followed me across the plains one day
they then surrounded me in a wide circle, leaving me plenty of space
I was absolutely shocked :shock:
not because of the space but ........
:lol::lol:
for about 10 minutes I stood there in awe just gaping at them all around me .....in a wide circle :shock:
I had not got my camera but even if I had I could not have captured what the sight must have been like
( the shot would have needed to have been taken from above)
:lol::lol:
I moved out of the circle and they followed me in a single line behind until I got to my bicycle ,
which was hidden in furze bushes further on
I was a bit stunned for the day I can tell you
:rolleyes::lol::rolleyes:
Sounds like they thought EWE were a very important person. :lol: :lol: :lol: What a wonderful story, must have been a sight to see.
Glad you liked my photo of the spotted sheep.
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