You got to just love the Holiday inn Express sheep experts that have never owned a sheep have never seen a sheep but yet they're going to tell a farmer that's been farming for five generations how to take care of sheep when there's a fly strike
This sheep was fine I believe,the farm that owns this sheep seem to be very kind and genuine farmers so I really wouldn’t worry over the sheep my friend.
Pretty sure the farmer or Sheppard here would know all about flystrike. It effects up to 5 percent of sheep nation wide and unless you literally give Each sheep a personal inspection which would give you 0 time To do anything else ever with your time judging how many it looked like he had. Having that many sheep your guaranteed to have some that get strike even with all the preventative measures out there.
I have always wondered what lamb chops tasted liked Not any more. What kind of fly strike r these??? Teradaktals. And u never saw these until now?????😥😠😮😱💔🤣🤣really r u blind😱😱😱😡🤬🤬
Si ho capito che poi,POI....le tosate, siccome ci sono stati molti incidenti del genere,larve a migliaia sulle pecore...... perché nn controllate prima?Ogni giorno dovrebbero esser guardate,OGNI GIORNO.POVERE MERAVIGLIOSE CREATURE.💖💖💖
I know this is old... but what the hell word salad is this, lol? Also, would you logistically be able to body check every single animal out of hundreds or thousands of sheep in several flocks throughout hundreds or even thousands of acres of land? Do you even feasibly have enough time in the day for that? Flystrike can happen in a matter of hours (as in a day or two, sometimes sooner in humid climates). You're seriously telling me you have your entire gigantic sheep operation outdoors year-round on hundreds of acres and are able to thoroughly check every single individual every single day? Wait, you don't have a several hundred sheep operation? Well, that explains it. 😂
Flystrike in sheep is a myiasis condition, in which domestic sheep are infected by one of several species of flies which are external parasites of sheep.
This happens quickly, within a day or two, and these sheep are out in fields across hundreds of acres. The farmers have to rotate through their flocks and sometimes they can't even reach a certain group because of weather or flooding, so it can take a few days to get to them. It's not neglect, and they aren't letting it suffer. If that were the case the entire sheep would be covered in maggots and probably dying.
I can’t even imagine how you spot that on your livestock on the field. It seems as well the discoloration is quiet hidden under still good looking fur. :/ Poor little sweeties. Isn’t there something one could preventive do? Like powder them in diatomaceous earth? I know it’s stupid to ask. Because if there would be something you would use it. But oh man…I feel for them.
It can be tricky to spot the problem from a distance. Our most recent video actually details how we identify the problem. Check it out here ruclips.net/video/4aPs6VUCKBo/видео.html
Unfortunately flystrike can happen very quickly. This would have escalated from nothing at all in only a few days. We drive through and check our sheep regularly, treating them as soon as we notice an issue.
Flystrike occurs when blowflies lay eggs in warm, moist areas on a sheep and these eggs hatch into maggots, which then invade the living sheep. This can happen in spring, summer or autumn and especially when conditions are humid. Flystrike can be a significant problem for New Zealand sheep farmers. It is estimated that 2-10% of the national flock is affected by flystrike annually and the subsequent economic effects can be measured in the millions of dollars. Farmers in New Zealand spend in excess of $15 million annually on treatments.
The Australian green blowfly lays live maggots on the sheep, they crawl down and start biting and eating the sheep. It only happens to a few, we apply a deturant to most all the sheep to help keep them safe from this happening. Here is a video applying the deturant : ruclips.net/video/L2oWT6JzuQE/видео.html
No, this sheep has a sore. Our sheep never had any type bug on them. It needs a vet or a knowledgeable person to clean out any wound. And give meds to the sheep.
@equine2020 the maggots eat live tissue. The wound you're seeing was caused by the maggots. So since you are so "knowledgeable" google *Lucilia cuprina, formerly named Phaenicia cuprina, the Australian sheep blowfly* and then come back and apologize. You should probably think before speaking about shit you have no clue about.
Меня в детстве летом отправляли к дедушке с бабушкой и там я наблюдал много раз когда дедушка стриг овечек или барашков , а животные как в цирке сами приходили и ложились ждали свою очередь , так вот когда состригали шерсть всегда прибегали курицы и клевали паразитов прямо с барашка и тот вовсе не был против , а наоборот подстовлял им свое тело и птицы его так ",чистили"
Sir, may I ask some update on the cute sheep? So, maggots can infestate even a healthy sheep? Or was she injured before? Very intetesting video, surely not the usual shearing!
Hi, yes if the flies successfully lay eggs and they take hold, even a healthy sheep can be affected. The sheep is running around healing well. If I get the chance I may make a quick video of her recovery. Thanks for the message.
If you only own Like five sheep. Try owning two hundred. No matter what a few will get flystrike. And something like in the video probably took only 36 hours to happen. It’s hard to spot so fast
makes me wonder if they've been sheep dipped, like we use to when we had a farm, from good ol sheep dip to some new kind, I wonder if they dip farm animals anymore?
Never seen something like this before why does that poor animal have maggots looks like it it has some sore areas that's maybe why that poor animal has maggots it needs to he kept clean and treated just saying I'm working at a vet have it looked at
The Australian blowfly targets sheep and its hatched maggots bite and cause wounds which become a further target for more flies. Here is a video of medicine being applied after one has the maggots removed: ruclips.net/video/Z_yEM4rTXtI/видео.html
I am curious to know that whether you wait for the maggots to spread so that you can shoot a video and upload on you tube, otherwise why this poor animal has to reach this fate
Absolutely not. We always treat flystrike right away when we find it. Sometimes we do have to bring the sheep to another part of the farm for treatment. I film my daily tasks, and sometimes that is treating flystrike.
That should have never been done because some of them are being cut in half an hour going to be left inside the body to which an infection can occur. She should have cut it above where any of the maggots were going to be and then got the maggots out of the body and finished sheering. It's just my opinion and how I feel would be the safest for the health of the sheep but to each their own.
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Man, you know that sheep had to itch like crazy with all those maggots.
Smelly, disgusting, being eaten alive and I'm not a holiday Inn person!
You got to just love the Holiday inn Express sheep experts that have never owned a sheep have never seen a sheep but yet they're going to tell a farmer that's been farming for five generations how to take care of sheep when there's a fly strike
i stumble cross a fly strike video and now im obsessed!!
Same here. I know it's uncomfortable for the sheep,being eaten, and dug into 😢
UGH! SO sad. I hate seeing stuff like this. I'm praying for that sheep's speedy recovery.
Better to see and know to look for this. I did not know this could happen. But you are right, I hope the sheep gets better soon.
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This sheep was fine I believe,the farm that owns this sheep seem to be very kind and genuine farmers so I really wouldn’t worry over the sheep my friend.
@@socorrobarreto6962 what does this mean
No entiendo de esto pero ese animal esta sufriendo. Quitarlo de la circulacion pues hay persona que sufre co. Eso
By only sheering the maggots will not leave the body . If some medicine is applied, it will be a great relax to that sheep.
I did apply treatment after shearing this sheep. That combined with the sunshine has her recovering well. Thanks for commenting!
Isn't there something called sheep dip
Pretty sure the farmer or Sheppard here would know all about flystrike. It effects up to 5 percent of sheep nation wide and unless you literally give
Each sheep a personal inspection which would give you 0 time
To do anything else ever with your time judging how many it looked like he had. Having that many sheep your guaranteed to have some that get strike even with all the preventative measures out there.
This is a shortened version of the original video. He did indeed medicate the sheep, plus showed how well she was a few weeks later.
😂😂 are you trying to teach a sheep farmer about sheep?
Wow, that's gruesome! Heal up fast little wool maker!
Poor sheep. I hope she's better now.
I have always wondered what lamb chops tasted liked Not any more. What kind of fly strike r these??? Teradaktals. And u never saw these until now?????😥😠😮😱💔🤣🤣really r u blind😱😱😱😡🤬🤬
Is the wool still usable that has been shaved or does it have to be discarded because of the maggots?
To the compost.
Oh goodness! Must have been in so much pain!!! Hope he's better! So sad!!
This sheep made a full recovery, you can see it in this video ruclips.net/video/18-VRph1LTU/видео.html
Does the razor kill the the bugs.. or are they burrowed in skin as well like with the dogs
It kills them. They don't usually burrow down.
That's terrible and so disgusting. Poor animal
Surly in this day & age there’d be antibiotics or iodine to help this situation?
Yes they make a antibiotic colored spray that looks like paint.
A treatment is applied after shearing, she's on the road to recovery now!
That much pain and inching. Is there any way to find out/detect the problem before its that much?
It’s called fly strike
Si ho capito che poi,POI....le tosate, siccome ci sono stati molti incidenti del genere,larve a migliaia sulle pecore...... perché nn controllate prima?Ogni giorno dovrebbero esser guardate,OGNI GIORNO.POVERE MERAVIGLIOSE CREATURE.💖💖💖
I know this is old... but what the hell word salad is this, lol?
Also, would you logistically be able to body check every single animal out of hundreds or thousands of sheep in several flocks throughout hundreds or even thousands of acres of land? Do you even feasibly have enough time in the day for that?
Flystrike can happen in a matter of hours (as in a day or two, sometimes sooner in humid climates). You're seriously telling me you have your entire gigantic sheep operation outdoors year-round on hundreds of acres and are able to thoroughly check every single individual every single day? Wait, you don't have a several hundred sheep operation? Well, that explains it. 😂
God bless that sheep
Do sheep feel any type of itching, or burning from these flies?
It is very uncomfortable for them. They itch like crazy.
What is the name of this disease that affects sheep?
Flystrike in sheep is a myiasis condition, in which domestic sheep are infected by one of several species of flies which are external parasites of sheep.
Now what?? That looks extremely painful to walk on
Czemu ta owca jest tak zaniedbana ???
On large farms it is hard to check the sheep every day. During the fly strike season flies can cause this to happen in just a few days.
On large farms it is hard to check the sheep every day. During fly strike season flies can cause this damage in just a few days.
What is the cause for this condition
The Australian blowfly lays eggs on sheep that hatch and cause a wound on the sheep. From there, more flys lay more eggs.
Essas larvas que cai no chão,pode voltar pro bichinho? Obrigada ❤
What caused this to happen? Open wounds?
Not usually. The Australian green blowfly lays live maggots on the sheep that crawl down and start biting the sheep causing a wound.
@@FarmWithMeNZ ewwwww
Por que deixar o animal sofrer tanto????
This happens quickly, within a day or two, and these sheep are out in fields across hundreds of acres. The farmers have to rotate through their flocks and sometimes they can't even reach a certain group because of weather or flooding, so it can take a few days to get to them. It's not neglect, and they aren't letting it suffer. If that were the case the entire sheep would be covered in maggots and probably dying.
What type medication do u apply plz rply my sheep has these maggots 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
We have a product called Maggo. Shearing the affected area is suitable treatment, hopefully it clears things up for your sheep.
I can’t even imagine how you spot that on your livestock on the field. It seems as well the discoloration is quiet hidden under still good looking fur. :/ Poor little sweeties. Isn’t there something one could preventive do? Like powder them in diatomaceous earth? I know it’s stupid to ask. Because if there would be something you would use it. But oh man…I feel for them.
It can be tricky to spot the problem from a distance. Our most recent video actually details how we identify the problem. Check it out here ruclips.net/video/4aPs6VUCKBo/видео.html
What happened with the foot ??? Why not clip them and get regular hoof care ?
Unfortunately flystrike can happen very quickly. This would have escalated from nothing at all in only a few days. We drive through and check our sheep regularly, treating them as soon as we notice an issue.
How did the farmer know that the sheep had maggots?
02. You scared the sheep out of it
Yeah. The sheep seemed like it was trying to shake off its wool there at the end.
POOR BABIES!
Can someone explain to me why all the sheep's have the injuries always around that area?
Flystrike occurs when blowflies lay eggs in warm, moist areas on a sheep and these eggs hatch into maggots, which then invade the living sheep. This can happen in spring, summer or autumn and especially when conditions are humid. Flystrike can be a significant problem for New Zealand sheep farmers. It is estimated that 2-10% of the national flock is affected by flystrike annually and the subsequent economic effects can be measured in the millions of dollars. Farmers in New Zealand spend in excess of $15 million annually on treatments.
@@FarmWithMeNZ $15 million??? treatment doesn't seem to be effective
I just started watching im curious to know why this happens does it happen to all the sheep or just some, poor baby's 😥
The Australian green blowfly lays live maggots on the sheep, they crawl down and start biting and eating the sheep.
It only happens to a few, we apply a deturant to most all the sheep to help keep them safe from this happening.
Here is a video applying the deturant : ruclips.net/video/L2oWT6JzuQE/видео.html
@@FarmWithMeNZ bloody blowies!
for A slab of piss and a pack a Winnie blues I'll sheer some with ya
No, this sheep has a sore. Our sheep never had any type bug on them. It needs a vet or a knowledgeable person to clean out any wound. And give meds to the sheep.
@equine2020 the maggots eat live tissue. The wound you're seeing was caused by the maggots. So since you are so "knowledgeable" google *Lucilia cuprina, formerly named Phaenicia cuprina, the Australian sheep blowfly* and then come back and apologize. You should probably think before speaking about shit you have no clue about.
Poor sheep.
The sheep so painfull ,you not give medicin some antibiotik ?
Here is a video giving medication after ruclips.net/video/Z_yEM4rTXtI/видео.html
Is it an infection?
No, it's called flystrike. Here is a video explaining it ruclips.net/video/SU6fwQbaVtc/видео.html
Why would they get maggots
Australian blow flies lay eggs on the sheep that hatch into maggots and then eat the sheep.
Is there supposed to be something called sheep dip
Yes, unfortunately at certain times the offending blowflies simply attack when the deterrent wears off.
Меня в детстве летом отправляли к дедушке с бабушкой и там я наблюдал много раз когда дедушка стриг овечек или барашков , а животные как в цирке сами приходили и ложились ждали свою очередь , так вот когда состригали шерсть всегда прибегали курицы и клевали паразитов прямо с барашка и тот вовсе не был против , а наоборот подстовлял им свое тело и птицы его так ",чистили"
Brilliant!
What does it smell like ?
A rancid wound and stinky grubs.
@@FarmWithMeNZ damn
@@FarmWithMeNZ one more question why are they white there and other video there like black almost and slimey
Sir, may I ask some update on the cute sheep? So, maggots can infestate even a healthy sheep? Or was she injured before? Very intetesting video, surely not the usual shearing!
Hi, yes if the flies successfully lay eggs and they take hold, even a healthy sheep can be affected.
The sheep is running around healing well. If I get the chance I may make a quick video of her recovery.
Thanks for the message.
I’m happy to hear that the sheep is healing. Poor thing.
Why no iodine and antibiodics on the foot rot? I know cows they wrap lightly with salasylic acid to kill fungus as well.
Wow. I am surprised Yputube let you get it so close with the camera. I’m glad those maggots are gone for good now.
Thank you. You are a God send...an angel 😇...so patient...keep ❤ loving those beautiful fur babies ❤ please 🙏. God bless you 🙏
That must be unbearable for the poor lil thing
Poor one 😔
GRAZIE Grazie
Poor sheep it's just cruel to leave it like that
It’s like a giant hot spot.
Gea also so dame rough with them!
If I was a poor animals I would hate to be your animal on your farm
Good Ideas 👍👍👍
can’t the sheep be checked before it gets this bad?
If you only own
Like five sheep. Try owning two hundred. No matter what a few will get flystrike. And something like in the video probably took only 36 hours to happen. It’s hard to spot so fast
미리 예방해주는 방법은 없나요??
저렇게 될때까지 모른다는건가요?
너무 불쌍하고 안타깝습니다😮
Porque não termina o serviço pra depois encerrar o vídeo, não gostei parou na metade
Lo siento
He does finish and puts a spray on to help with healing and to prevent more flies from laying egg
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Come mai non fate vedere le bestiole guarita rasate e senza vermi
Poor babies😔
Absurdo deixar os bichos comendo o pobrezinho do animal vivo!!!
De acordo, inteiramente!
makes me wonder if they've been sheep dipped, like we use to when we had a farm, from good ol sheep dip to some new kind, I wonder if they dip farm animals anymore?
Here is a video applying flystrike prevention that we use.
ruclips.net/video/L2oWT6JzuQE/видео.html
I watched one video now my feed is full of sheep 🐑🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐏🐑🐏🐏🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐑🐑
Good outcome 😅
Poor sheep she has a neglected owner ths is so painfull for her also he should have taken care before
AMOR y AMOR !!!
Arm dier, is er wel wat aan gedaan
Poor baby
What possible good can flys bring to the world? Must be on Earth to punish all of us.
They do help to remove dead and rotting things. But unfortunately they get a little bit too eager.
Come fate a curarle povere bestioline
Ma poi come fare a togliere i vermi povere bestiole
Haircut time.
Poor thing!
주인이이렇게두고있었다말이네 미친네
C'était cruel, de laisser. le mouton 🐑 dans cet état.
Per i cani ci sono quelle polveri che mettono e i verbi muoiono
Never seen something like this before why does that poor animal have maggots looks like it it has some sore areas that's maybe why that poor animal has maggots it needs to he kept clean and treated just saying I'm working at a vet have it looked at
The Australian blowfly targets sheep and its hatched maggots bite and cause wounds which become a further target for more flies.
Here is a video of medicine being applied after one has the maggots removed: ruclips.net/video/Z_yEM4rTXtI/видео.html
Ponle diesel y listo
Mediquem por favor. Obrigada. Pobre animal.
Бедное животное Как можно так относиться к живому существу. Лучше вообще не заводить
Unacceptable.
Man this sucks
Poi cosa fate per far andare via i vermi
Poor thing, skin raw!
Están comidos por los bichos. Qué lástima.
Ini kambing liar apa kabing peliharaan ?
Klo kambing peliharaan sungguh kejam yg punya tidak memperhatikan kesehatan binatang peliharaannya.
Traductir español 👍
Poxa ESTÁ MUITO lesado
Deus te abençoe 🙏
Being eaten alive
Meu Deus quanta dor 😭😢😢😞 tardinha cuida bem dela ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
외 이정도로 될때까지 그냥 네비둬을까 마리가 많아서 어휴 얼마나 가렵고 괴로워을까 헐
Neglected poor sheep 🐑🥺😠
😢
😢😭😭😭😭😭😭
👍😞
Cosa gli mettete sulla.ferita per uccidere i verbi
Horrible owner
I am curious to know that whether you wait for the maggots to spread so that you can shoot a video and upload on you tube, otherwise why this poor animal has to reach this fate
Absolutely not. We always treat flystrike right away when we find it. Sometimes we do have to bring the sheep to another part of the farm for treatment. I film my daily tasks, and sometimes that is treating flystrike.
So sad good to get it off...
Черви едят. Бедное животное. Вылечили хоть???
Yes
Ok, if it has maggots, it's got a sore. Needs a vet, or medicine to clear up the injury, or sore. Healthy animals don't have maggots.
Man you need to take better care of your sheep
Oh my god 🥺
That should have never been done because some of them are being cut in half an hour going to be left inside the body to which an infection can occur. She should have cut it above where any of the maggots were going to be and then got the maggots out of the body and finished sheering.
It's just my opinion and how I feel would be the safest for the health of the sheep but to each their own.
I guess the million dollar question now is...how many sheep do you have?
That's will not get rid of maggots just by shaving them the maggots are in the skin
This type of fly maggot don't usually burrow under the skin. They just make a bigger and bigger dermal wound.
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