Ep 188 Ram Test

But the good news is, um, Stephanie Clark from Crazy Clark Catawdins.

That's not really the name.

That's the name I think she should go with.

It should be.

That's great.

Came down last Tuesday to help me move sheep and help me sort through them.

So my big dread of sorting through all these sheep by myself was alleviated when suddenly I said, hey, I'm going to call Steph and see what she's doing.

So she came down to help me, and she was a huge help.

I can't thank her enough.

We got it all done in a couple of hours.

And she's a good worker and hustles right along.

And once she understood what we were doing, then bam, she was quick with the gates.

And we got everybody moved and all into separate breeding groups.

Yeah, and she's got some dogs that actually listen, which is something...

There's something to be said for that.

So...

Well, one

of the odd things was, because my sheep are not used to dogs, when we didn't need the dog, we had to find a place to put the dog so that we could get the sheep to move.

They would all just stop and stare at the dog.

It wouldn't go.

And so forever, the entire time, I'm like, Steph, we got to do something with your dog.

She'd take poor Maze and lay her down in a spot where the sheep couldn't see her.

And then poor Maze just had to sit there and wait.

And Maze did a good job of that, but it just felt bad for the dog because she really wanted to help.

She wanted

But the good news is, um, Stephanie Clark from Crazy Clark Catawdins.

That's not really the name.

That's the name I think she should go with.

It should be.

That's great.

Came down last Tuesday to help me move sheep and help me sort through them.

So my big dread of sorting through all these sheep by myself was alleviated when suddenly I said, hey, I'm going to call Steph and see what she's doing.

So she came down to help me, and she was a huge help.

I can't thank her enough.

We got it all done in a couple of hours.

And she's a good worker and hustles right along.

And once she understood what we were doing, then bam, she was quick with the gates.

And we got everybody moved and all into separate breeding groups.

Yeah, and she's got some dogs that actually listen, which is something...

There's something to be said for that.

So...

Well, one

of the odd things was, because my sheep are not used to dogs, when we didn't need the dog, we had to find a place to put the dog so that we could get the sheep to move.

They would all just stop and stare at the dog.

It wouldn't go.

And so forever, the entire time, I'm like, Steph, we got to do something with your dog.

She'd take poor Maze and lay her down in a spot where the sheep couldn't see her.

And then poor Maze just had to sit there and wait.

And Maze did a good job of that, but it just felt bad for the dog because she really wanted to help.

She wanted