Shearing Merino lambs Riverina

[@stuartdodds2375]

Nice easy, economical style you have. Topside neck is good to watch!

[@cfwsos]

Cheers mate

[@danshaleboda4817]

What well behaved sheep!!

[@shearingschool]

Nice work !

[@cfwsos]

Cheers mate. Wish i could still do it but enjoy teaching it when i get the chance.

[@horisolomon9095]

Good one bro. Awesome to watch. Not for the faint hearted.

[@cfwsos]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@seanodwyer4322]

ahh hav scar on head from wool-press near taihape. Brother lost penis in bike acciddnt and seemed too work harder with out it.- Could be sloth answer

[@emileelloyd9588]

Who is the shearing team?

[@cfwsos]

Brewers shearing services Temora nsw

[@petertowneya]

Shearing the top side of the neck on a fine wool merino must take a lot of skill! Did you learn that straight off the bat or from when you first started? I had a go at shearing again after a 30+ year break. Here's a link if you'd like to check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ-9ZqGAq7uKpNk

[@cfwsos]

Cheers mate good to see you having a crack. The top side is something i have worked on after shearing with alot of Kiwis. I learnt bottom side before i started learning the top side becuse its important to be able to switch from one style to the other. It takes a bit of skill but it makes your last side alot easyer and quicker Also its only something i do if the sheep alow it.

[@petertowneya]

@@cfwsos You're welcome! I did enjoy trying again. About shearing the top side, I noticed the Kiwis do that. It would sure make the last side easier. If I end up back in the game I'll try it. Regs Pete.

[@3_too_won]

Twin box Sunbeam a mongrel press .

[@onyabikejoe7643]

Wearing a wedding ring while shearing??? 🙄

[@cfwsos]

Yep your point is?? I have for years.

[@onyabikejoe7643]

@@cfwsos And you still do t see the potential hazard.

[@cfwsos]

Yes im quite aware of the possibility of me hitting it. It's just something i forget about taking off before i go to work and if i take it off at work than im likely to lose it. Also if i were to worry about all the potential hazards in a shearing shed i would never work, the shearing shed is just one big hazard.

[@onyabikejoe7643]

@@cfwsos Yes, I’m very familiar with hazards in the sheds, I spent 25 years in the industry shearing throughout AU & NZ. We need to be diligent in spotting hazards and avoiding them as much as possible. I’ve known contractors to tell shearer’s to remove jewellery, rightfully so. Cheers

[@drpurpp924]

@@onyabikejoe7643 u cant really stop people from wearing one aye…. good luck though.