Learning About Lambing - Empty Sheep, How?

[@roosts20412]

It’s so kind of you to let the students handle the lambing under your guidance! It’s one of those things you can only learn by doing. Good job everyone!

[@finbarreburn5112]

Practice makes Perfect 👌

[@WendyGerrard]

Came to your channel via Cammy from Sheep game who I came to via Sandi brock from sheepishly me, who talked about Tara Farms all good guys go see for yourself. Well done keep up the good work

[@sheepschool365]

Welcome to the channel 🤗

[@paulthompson8467]

Very good video David students learn so much on a farm compared to the classroom 👍

[@sheepschool365]

Thanks 👍

[@Rih23]

When I have a lame sheep the first thing is trimm the hoof and look for a problem. Often there is a hole in the hoofwall where dirt comes in. Then I spray the hoof or I put it in a footbath. Sometimes the sheep have an absess in the hoof. Last year I had a lame sheep and I couldn´t fix her. I had 3 vets checking her, and every vet said I should sell her. But I didn´t gave up. I put bandages around her hoof and put the hoof in a footbath every day for 4 month. Today she is not lame and happy in the field. But I have only 27 sheep and they are my pets.

[@lindaarmstrongjackman9788]

It is great that you have vet students there during lambing. Hope there are no more problems 👍😊👍

[@aidanelliott6228]

I’m so happy for you that it all worked out. You’re a complete gentleman farmer and a brilliant father to your kids very patient. You deserve nothing but good health and luck 👍👍👍🐑

[@janetcutler9539]

Sheep lambing is so unpredictable but you have a great awareness of sheep problems with out lambing in the shed your spot on with their problems. Wonderful to see up coming vet students learning from your farm on birthing lambs. God bless.

[@akantiia]

Always good to see how people cope with the Lamb being stuck like that

[@kelvinpipe4339]

Really good to see your students getting involved in sheep husbandry, Excellent stuff all round David

[@tadhgpheaitwillie]

Mighty stuff. A great team working well together.

[@SeanieD1968]

All the best for the rest of lambing season ,, great to have the lads helping out ❤

[@belangerm1]

Big shout out to UCD students… my daughter is studying there!!!

[@fionareoch9001]

I love watching all your videos, and hats off to you that you find time to show the students the intricacies of lambing, well done and keep the videos coming!! One downside, there's no Robbie 🤣

[@sheepschool365]

Thank you very much! Robbie will be in the next video 👌

[@TOPtee34]

youre a good man doing good work, great vids thank you

[@garymadden2656]

Great video David as always it’s great having plenty of help at lambing time 💪👌

[@sheepschool365]

Thanks Gary 👌

[@SheepSquad71112]

What make is your EID reader love how it's pocket size. Super videos👍🏻

[@sheepschool365]

Thank you 👌 Reader is an Agrident APR600..

[@karlagilson8629]

Love your vlogs. So educational. Love that the students get hands on experience thank you

[@sheepschool365]

Glad you like them and thanks for watching 👌

[@gerrymulligan2602]

Good man himself so dedicated.to sheep.

[@brendannaughton1996]

Great video as always david.hows Robbie getting on.good to have the help at lambing time.keep up the good work.

[@sheepschool365]

Thanks 👍

[@farmerslife2612]

That was a class video of your sheep 🐑 lad and the best of luck with your sheep class sheep to

[@neil3352]

Great video David. How much Alamycin do you give for the lame sheep? And is it just a one day course or do you repeat it so many days later? Do you find it works well? I had a few feet problems in the shed this year but I’m convinced they were a bit worse because eating silage instead of dry haylage and the wet silage around the ring feeder was making them worse. Would you agree? I was bedding them well but doesn’t take long for silage to make a bed around the feeder!

[@paddy294]

Cracking video as always

[@timiaxel6327]

Hi can you make more lambing assistance Videos with your vet students? There are so intresting :)

[@mikestapleton3973]

Great video

[@sheepschool365]

Glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Enjoyed the video ✔️

[@sheepschool365]

Appreciate it

[@مشعلالعازمي-س5ص]

Hello, thank you for your effort. Do you use the sidr and see the results?

[@sheepschool365]

Thank you 👌 Tried synchronization once but prefer natural service. Helps to space out the lambing workload.

[@violettevicencio363]

This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)

[@finbarreburn5112]

'Master Fleeces' 🐑 👌

[@elaineewen6635]

Good content 👍🏼again. X

[@sheepschool365]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gerrymulligan2602]

Good that.have plenty.help.

[@jeffb3293]

What breed are your sheep?

[@sheepschool365]

They are called Lleyn Sheep.

[@sheepdogman1]

Dr Green (grass) works wonders

[@padraigking5185]

Good stuff

[@sheepschool365]

Glad you enjoyed

[@belangerm1]

I would like to see Cian McDermott deliver a baby lamb

[@sheepschool365]

That man was too busy getting ready for a big presentation for his boss 😁

[@JohnFay-p1f]

Where is the main man, Robbie

[@sheepschool365]

Robbie is busy at firewood this weather, he'll appear in next video 👌

[@bentuffin6357]

Do all ear tags have chips in them for the tag reader. Or do you order them specifically for that tag reader? If I got a scanner would it pick up all my sheep or would have to re tag them?

[@naturallyblonderockingred]

Depends if theyre RFID tags or plain ones. Most i believe nowadays are RFID but there are some that arent. If theyre RFID a scanner would read them 😊

[@sheepschool365]

Not sure where you are in the world but compulsory for all sheep to be tagged with an eid tag here. Possibly compulsory in UK now also but not sure on that.?

[@Sew-web24]

morning

[@DondreClarke-f4j]

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