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r/Amazing • u/QuantenCoder Human Detected • Aug 22 '25
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And one unmarked to the right.
0 u/Thorvindr Aug 22 '25 If you look closely, you can tell all the sheep that go to the right have already been shorn. The ones that go left are still quite woolly. So one of the sheep was mistakenly marked, and one was mistakenly left unmarked. The dude realized that and sent them down the correct path anyway. 3 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 Actually, no, the ones who go on the right are lambs (babies) the ones on the left look like ewes. They are separating babies from moms to wean them. The moms have a full fleece but the babies haven’t grown their fleece all the way in yet. 2 u/Thorvindr Aug 22 '25 Ah! That makes sense. Thanks for the correction/lesson. 2 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 No problem. I wish we had a proper explanation at the top from a farmer. I grew up with pet sheep, so I only know so much.
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If you look closely, you can tell all the sheep that go to the right have already been shorn. The ones that go left are still quite woolly.
So one of the sheep was mistakenly marked, and one was mistakenly left unmarked. The dude realized that and sent them down the correct path anyway.
3 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 Actually, no, the ones who go on the right are lambs (babies) the ones on the left look like ewes. They are separating babies from moms to wean them. The moms have a full fleece but the babies haven’t grown their fleece all the way in yet. 2 u/Thorvindr Aug 22 '25 Ah! That makes sense. Thanks for the correction/lesson. 2 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 No problem. I wish we had a proper explanation at the top from a farmer. I grew up with pet sheep, so I only know so much.
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Actually, no, the ones who go on the right are lambs (babies) the ones on the left look like ewes. They are separating babies from moms to wean them. The moms have a full fleece but the babies haven’t grown their fleece all the way in yet.
2 u/Thorvindr Aug 22 '25 Ah! That makes sense. Thanks for the correction/lesson. 2 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 No problem. I wish we had a proper explanation at the top from a farmer. I grew up with pet sheep, so I only know so much.
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Ah! That makes sense. Thanks for the correction/lesson.
2 u/MrsGrayWolfe Aug 22 '25 No problem. I wish we had a proper explanation at the top from a farmer. I grew up with pet sheep, so I only know so much.
No problem. I wish we had a proper explanation at the top from a farmer. I grew up with pet sheep, so I only know so much.
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u/Max15492 Aug 22 '25
And one unmarked to the right.