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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Thursday 10th Sept staff visit

all 44 sheep present.

Took good video of bloody ear sheep for our Grazing team, blood on the horn from flicking, Andy should have an update on what they decide to do.

1 other sheep is quite badly lame on the back left leg, avoiding putting weight on it, don't have a picture but have sent video to grazing team. Red tag on each ear so could not get number. 

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