Sheep, flock in travel lane

They love grain so can be trained to follow you when carrying a bucket or think you have grain for a treat; be carefule that they do not get too much grain; this 'new' travel lane was my answer to the problem of moving them efficiently - they will naturally scatter to graze in a new paddock if you try moving them through that new grass to another location.

Comment by Rabid Turkey Farms on February 14, 2012 at 7:59pm

Too cool, great idea on the sheep-way!

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