Last winter, we took two ewes out of breeding rotation. One was ready for retirement and the other had a case of mastitis that damaged half her udder. While the rest of the flock hung out with the buck in the big corral, those two were let out to free range with the cows. When it was time to pull the buck, they happily rejoined the flock.The buck was less pleased with his situation, and ...
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