🤣🤣🤣 your still degrees of being hot guys! Trust me the dry heat is much better than humidity when it gets hot! Good your into though! Will you be getting out and about looks at the farm shed and yard set ups and how they do it?
interesting you mention the heat type. hot and dry seems to be a better deal then humid and hot for working stock.How hot does it get in ireland in the summer? cheers for Canada
You may go a bit faster with one of those sprung harnesses. Are you in NSW or Victoria? I would just love to get my hands on some of that lovely Merino wool. Did you know that there was no way the King of Spain was going to oblige the British with some Merino sheep. So the starter flock was introduced via South Africa. Looks like you are enjoying yourselves in spite of the hard work, great adventure!
I'm a fluorescent shade of alabaster myself in Canada and prefer an iceberg anyday. Our max is usually around 35 where I live in summer but I melt at anything above 22. I can't sleep, can't eat, can't get enough fluids. Had heat stroke and heat exhaustion too many times when I was young playing baseball. I sleep with my window open in winter and it's the right temperature when my nose is stiff from the cold. Pretty nasty when you live in near desert conditions in summer. It's all what you grow up with I think. I don't know how your backs can maintain that!
Hey bro one fact about the Marino sheep they actually come from Spain not Aussie even though Australians try to claim them like the Dingoes which actually come from some part of Asia.
See why you got Aussie fans now? We got thousands. Scruff balls, all same same. You’ve got little fluffy clouds and big muscle sheep and everything in between.
Thank God you don't have to deal with humidity as well. I used to live in the Washington, D.C. area (it was originally built on a swamp), and we get days of 37C and 90% humidity. The sweat wouldn't evaporate and cool you, and it felt like breathing through a damp sheet.
Great job on those merinos, Karol! I've heard they are a beast to shear, especially without nicks. I was reading about Merino shearing in New York state in the 1860s, and I'd guess it was the really wrinkly ones. Looks like you had some top-notch rousies too. Merino wool is a joy to spin and knit with. Does Merino really not fetch good prices in Ireland?
Hey Karol, very interesting for the Irish viewer. Great to see you and the good lady enjoying a working g holiday. You were full of info at the ploughing! Keep up the videos
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LOL 30 degrees is an average temperature day. When you get 40+, now that s what we call hot, mate.
Lol, yep, it’s still only spring :D
Yes so I hear, although it prob doesn't hit that down in Victoria much does it?
@@ewetube.videos you would be surprised, especially inland. How long are you staying for?
@@ewetube.videos,yep western plains gets hot
Great video, Karol! Enjoy your adventure in Australia and don't forget to put on some sun protection! Cheers
Thanks Dan! Will do. 👍
You get a sub for the name, 'Ewetube' alone, nice one mate. The Irish have Been surviving the Aussie heat since January 26 1788
Looks like there are some Kiwis in the shed helping as well!!!
Good man Karol! Great to see you back. The Irish mind can't comprehend 35 euro for a fleece.
Definitely not, it's mad 😅
So what does a good fleece get back in Ireland?
Those sheep remind me of Shar pei dogs! Wrinkly little old ones! 😂❣️🐑🐏
You will be right mate I did a few 350+ on lambs WA you will get use to them Steve New Zealand
Great video Karl aye that heat is unreal am living in Australia 20 years and still not used to it 🤦♂️🤣👌
That looks like hell on your back!
🤣🤣🤣 your still degrees of being hot guys! Trust me the dry heat is much better than humidity when it gets hot! Good your into though! Will you be getting out and about looks at the farm shed and yard set ups and how they do it?
Still 10 degrees off**
So I hear! 😂
At least they get something for their wool Karl, we can't get a duck egg for it
Aye the merino is good that way but they're bad for rearing lambs! I'll explain better in later videos. 😁
are you going home to ireland for christmas? merry christmas.
No staying over here Patrick! Going on to NZ
Beast bro
interesting you mention the heat type. hot and dry seems to be a better deal then humid and hot for working stock.How hot does it get in ireland in the summer? cheers for Canada
Mid 20's, odd time it goes a bit higher. In between the showers that is. 😄
Awesome mate
You may go a bit faster with one of those sprung harnesses. Are you in NSW or Victoria? I would just love to get my hands on some of that lovely Merino wool. Did you know that there was no way the King of Spain was going to oblige the British with some Merino sheep. So the starter flock was introduced via South Africa. Looks like you are enjoying yourselves in spite of the hard work, great adventure!
It might save the back but it doesn't speed you up much Wendy..that's interesting!
@@ewetube.videos i think saving your back going into the future when you give up on competition shearing..
@@ewetube.videosthey save you a lot of energy though mate, I only used one for a couple of days, but they certainly save energy
I'm a fluorescent shade of alabaster myself in Canada and prefer an iceberg anyday. Our max is usually around 35 where I live in summer but I melt at anything above 22. I can't sleep, can't eat, can't get enough fluids. Had heat stroke and heat exhaustion too many times when I was young playing baseball. I sleep with my window open in winter and it's the right temperature when my nose is stiff from the cold. Pretty nasty when you live in near desert conditions in summer. It's all what you grow up with I think. I don't know how your backs can maintain that!
Nice video, Karol. Very interesting, different from the British Isles sheep videos that I usually watch from you and The Sheep Game.
Hey bro one fact about the Marino sheep they actually come from Spain not Aussie even though Australians try to claim them like the Dingoes which actually come from some part of Asia.
Waw what a place and what and experience for you mate 💪 looks hard work but satisfying
i worked the that factory that makes the Back Aid for a while, still wear the wool clothes Warries used to make
That looks like really hard day. Nice to see your beautiful young lady. Hope you don’t get sunburned👍😊👍
Now how did you end up shearing down under? That must have been a great experience.
👍❤
Looking good there in Australia
Me or Australia Ron? Lol
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Great video, comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍.
What’s the teeth like / lifespan on them type of sheep.
there love Aussie sheep
Love is in the air..........❤❤❤
See why you got Aussie fans now? We got thousands. Scruff balls, all same same. You’ve got little fluffy clouds and big muscle sheep and everything in between.
Just wouldn't know what you'd find over here Martha!
Thank God you don't have to deal with humidity as well. I used to live in the Washington, D.C. area (it was originally built on a swamp), and we get days of 37C and 90% humidity. The sweat wouldn't evaporate and cool you, and it felt like breathing through a damp sheet.
Still is a swamp.
Who did that tattoo? Name and shame!
😂 😂
@@ewetube.videos Love ya lol
Great job on those merinos, Karol! I've heard they are a beast to shear, especially without nicks. I was reading about Merino shearing in New York state in the 1860s, and I'd guess it was the really wrinkly ones. Looks like you had some top-notch rousies too. Merino wool is a joy to spin and knit with. Does Merino really not fetch good prices in Ireland?
Ah Ireland is too wet for merinos, they wouldn't do well in it!
Very interesting I did not know about the wrinkled skin the photos were amazing
Glad you liked them!
Hey Karol, very interesting for the Irish viewer. Great to see you and the good lady enjoying a working g holiday. You were full of info at the ploughing! Keep up the videos
Thanks David!
Good video, Karol
Cheers Noel 😁
Why is that one guy using a hoist ?
To support his back, they're a handy tool!
this dude always looks like he haven`t showered or shaved.....for about A YEAR 😢😢😢😢
Brings back memories of looking at counter and thinking is working lol and might need a road map to shear sum of those rams
Lucky I missed the rams 🤢😂
@@ewetube.videos yea need the road map and GPS