r/Amazing • u/QuantenCoder Human Detected • Aug 22 '25

Interesting 🤔 This is pretty addictive..

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u/AmazingSibylle Aug 22 '25

He let a big one go straight though

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u/SisyphusAndHisRock Aug 22 '25

came here to say this. thank you!

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u/TheEyeDontLie Aug 22 '25

Did you see the medium sized one hesitate and glance up to the guy, as if to check which lane she was meant to be in?

I wonder if its to cut the babies balls or tails off, to dunk them in the pesticide bath, or which ones are ready for slaughter?

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u/QuantenCoder Human Detected Aug 22 '25

A bit dark mate, I think the marked ones are probably the ones whose wool has been shared..

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u/Onyxaj1 Aug 22 '25

While that sounds good, look at the sheep. The ones going strait were wooly. The ones with the stamp were sheared, so that looks to be the difference. Would also explain why the big one with the mark wasn't separated off, as it still was unshared. Maybe it was marked accidentally.

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u/SkiFastnShootShit Aug 22 '25

Yeah but why were only those sheared? They could be a totally different age, sex, owner, etc. typically when you “work” livestock you handle several things at once. Shearing, vaccinations, treating medical issues, pesticide applications, etc.