How can get the cutters you are using for shearing
@Lightlife21715 күн бұрын
At first sounded like you broke his neck 😭
@AldoUrias-sv6dc15 күн бұрын
Hey linus why you cut the sheep
@BerkayMuvaffak16 күн бұрын
'Wool Cutting .
@user-yy3zh7ye8f11 күн бұрын
That takes skill and confidence.
@marvinjensen641516 күн бұрын
Not merino rams. What country are you from
@belindareitz987312 күн бұрын
This is a merino ram in New Zealand
@allantheshearer12 күн бұрын
WTF⁉️😳 ARE YOU USING CUTTER'S LIKE THAT WHEN YOU'D GET SO MUCH MORE DONE BY USING THE ELECTRIC SHEARER'S OTHERS USE, WHICH DOESN'T CUT THEIR SKIN IF YOU CUT INTO IT ACCIDENTALLY. ESPECIALLY WHEN AROUND THE EYE'S, EARS , HEAD AND MALE GROINS ETC. THE WAY YOUR DOING IT, IS REALLY TIME CONSUMING. BUT, TO EACH HIS OWN.❤🤟💋♊
@JeaneneEnglish-tf5gv6 күн бұрын
This is a merino. Blade shears like I am using actually cut the skin on merinos much less than machine shears as they roll over the skin better. Also on merinos it usually takes around 3min to shear with machine shears and 4min with blade shears so not a huge difference in time either. Blade shearing also leaves a little more wool on the sheep which is better for the sheep.
How can get the cutters you are using for shearing
At first sounded like you broke his neck 😭
Hey linus why you cut the sheep
'Wool Cutting .
That takes skill and confidence.
Not merino rams. What country are you from
This is a merino ram in New Zealand
WTF⁉️😳 ARE YOU USING CUTTER'S LIKE THAT WHEN YOU'D GET SO MUCH MORE DONE BY USING THE ELECTRIC SHEARER'S OTHERS USE, WHICH DOESN'T CUT THEIR SKIN IF YOU CUT INTO IT ACCIDENTALLY. ESPECIALLY WHEN AROUND THE EYE'S, EARS , HEAD AND MALE GROINS ETC. THE WAY YOUR DOING IT, IS REALLY TIME CONSUMING. BUT, TO EACH HIS OWN.❤🤟💋♊
This is a merino. Blade shears like I am using actually cut the skin on merinos much less than machine shears as they roll over the skin better. Also on merinos it usually takes around 3min to shear with machine shears and 4min with blade shears so not a huge difference in time either. Blade shearing also leaves a little more wool on the sheep which is better for the sheep.