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Here we GROW again!! (pulling CIDRs for out of season join-up) Vlog 281
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2020
- Already beginning the process of creating another lambing group which if this session works as planned, will be September!!
These ewes are joining up with rams out-of-season, which means it's not their natural cycle. However, there are ways to schedule lambing groups by using tools like CIDRS, teaser rams, or even light manipulation.
I choose CIDRs only because I've had success in the past with them.
In this video Carissa and I pull the CIDRs I inserted 13 days ago, sort ewes in specific ram group, then we add the boys.
It should take 18-24 hours before we see any action...
SO STAY TUNED for the next video to see how we make out!
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Sandi, when it comes time to sort, don't try to remember who goes left, right, or straight. Get some colored electrician's tape that matches your paint colors and put the proper tape on the handles for the sort section - blue on the right handle, red on the left. That way you don't have to remember and go through the mental exercise each time an ewe comes up to the sorter. The tape is cheap and it will save all of the mental exercise, and I'll bet that you won't feel as tired if you don't have to do so much mental work.
billyboyblue17 great way to save the mental sorting of which goes we’re and save you time too !!!
This is a really good idea. When you are tired the brain is slow to load and the body is slow to react. Anything to help get the response triggered saves some energy! I'm a fan of lists on post it notes for my tasks. Just seeing it in writing helps me get on with whatever is next.
That's a great idea. Thank you for being a blessing.
Being a city boy from NY I am amazed at the amount of work that you perform to put food on my table. However, you must have infinite control of your emotions seeing how affectionate you are with the baby lambs knowing all the time that when they reach the magic 100 pounds they are off to the abattoir. My thank you for providing food for the rest of the world.
Theyre not food
@@nadiabuxton Many of them are. Abattoir is french for "slaughter" ...if you didn't know that. If you did then so be it. Many will be sent to market for food for various reasons.
I have a saying “ if you ate today thank a farmer”. They toil along out of sight, against so many odds to put food on all of our tables. 💕
I'm a small town woman and I've often thought the same thing. However, I'm a retired RN and I'm often asked how I can do some things, from handling blood to washing dead bodies. We all couldn't have the same capability, it would be a very confusing world. You are doing a very wonderful job.
@@samanthaclarke421 she even say so. When she says ship them she means they go to the sale. Buyers are mostly butcher & package for the store owners which sell to us consumers. You not me lol.
So honestly I'm not fooled with the act of "loving" the babies. But does care they are feed well.
It’s amazing to see a black lamb near death and with hard hard work from you, it’s now standing. That lamb was near death and you worked so hard tubing it and giving it a bottle. You never gave up. With all those sheep to care for, you kept trying to save that one lamb. You work hard for all of them, but that black one stands out. Now, no one would ever guess how lifeless it had been.
Sandi, you show everyone just how rewarding and heartbreaking farming can be. Thank you
Thank you for remembering that!! Its such a special lamb to me because of that!
@@SandiBrock why do all your special ones have to be male
@@mokimon5079 Ruby and Popcorn aren't!
Sandi Brock Sandi these are special memories that make your videos more rewarding!! Keep up those motherly instincts!!!
@Free Speech No, only the males that have the right genes, conformation and are correct in the physical breeding department are kept. Sandi is running a business.
"It's Wednesday, Hump Day. And ironically I'm pulling CIDRs today."
Dead. Am dead. This killed me. 😂😂😂
Lol. It's hump day and they put the ewes and Rams in together. And they hump . Soooooo. Lol
hahahaha!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi...I don't understand...Hump Day??
@@ChristophersMum Monday and Tuesday is climbing the hill Wednesdays you're on top Thursday and Friday you're coasting in to the weekend👍?
So glad the ewe with the retained lamb is doing better today. That's always a big worry when the baby is corrupted like that. Good job on her Sandi!
Thanks! I was so happy to see her eating again!!
@@SandiBrock stinky mama
Anna Digges I was happy to see mom eating and doing better too!!!
@@SandiBrock Since that ewe had a problem with lambing, is she one you'll probably cull? I'm always interested in how you make that decision.
Farmers and Ranchers are Invisible Heroes. They work the ordinary and extraordinary every day. They're invisible to us ,and they keep the world turning. Thank you very much Sandi and Carissa!
My wife found this todayThey ran to the groceries, they filled up their carts,
They emptied the Tops and Price Chopper and Walmart,
They panicked and fought and then panicked some more,
Then they rushed to their homes and they locked all the doors.
The food will be gone! The milk eggs and cheese!
The yogurt! The apples! The green beans and peas!
The stores have run out, now what will we do?
They’ll be starving and looting and nothing to do!
Then they paused, and they listened a moment or two.
And they did hear a sound, rising over the fear,
It started out far, then began to grow near.
But this sound wasn’t sad, nor was it new,
The farms were still doing what farms always do.
The food was still coming, though they’d emptied the shelves,
The farms kept it coming, though they struggled themselves,
Though the cities had forgotten from where their food came,
The farms made them food every day, just the same.
Through weather and critics and markets that fall,
The farms kept on farming in spite of it all.
They farmed without thank yous.
They farmed without praise.
They farmed on the hottest and coldest of days.
They’d bought all the food, yet the next day came more,
And the people thought of something they hadn’t before.
Maybe food, they thought, doesn’t come from a store.
Maybe farmers, perhaps, mean a little bit more.
*Borrowed from a fellow farmer *
Loved this!!! I am going to repost so everyone remembers where food comes from. I work in a grocery store and people actually blame the stores of harboring food. They don't realize their actions have caused these shortages. And the stores didn't react fast enough to implement quantity control. So to the farmers, I am sorry the burden has affect you.
Farmers and truckers, we need them both. A big shout out to all of them!!
Well said
Dr. Seuss would be proud of the rhyme
Hi sandi, i hot a taste of lamb rescue the other night. Driving down a major hwy, noticed a small group of lambs heading straight for the road. I blew my horn which deterred them and sent them back into the tree nursery. Got them when i came around the corner and called our local police. When i told her there were sheep on the side road she said what? Then she said sheep? Then she said can you stick with them . I said sur which i did. Boy are they stubborn but also scared to death. Long story short, the police came one way and the owner came the other
We got them into the truck finally, one actually came up to me as if to say thanks. It was really sweet. What a great ending for all.
Laurie Jenssen we need more honesty and great people like you in this world!!
@@lisagerald4615 Thank you. I just couldn't let them get hurt.
Yup lambs in particular do not have much road sense or life skills.
I love these videos - I’ve had captions on because I’m trying to be quiet, and every time a ewe baaaaaaa’s, captions show “applause.” Cracks me up every time!
🤣
Hi Sandi! Sending love from the UK 💕 my husband and I were supposed to be moving to Buffalo, New York soon but can’t because of the world coming to a halt but we were supposed to be moving onto my father in laws farm to become sheep farmers! Your videos are the only thing keeping my spirits up at the moment as we missed their first lambing group 😭 I can’t wait to become a shepherdess eventually. You are so inspirational 💕
Oh thats so exciting for you guys!!! All the best!!
Megan Ramshaw ..Buffalo is about 1.5 to 2 hours drive away from Sandi...but you’ll have to go through the border...
Sandi Brock do you give popcorn a cuddle
So glad to see that #4 lamb was fine. And just wanted to let you know how much we appreciate watching and learning from you. Thank you for keeping it real. Don't change a thing!!
Thank you so much!!
HAHAHAHA!!! I always thought “Seeders”!!!! HAHAHAHAHA!! Never thought it was an acronym!😂 Lamb 22 with the panda mask is toooo cute!!! Thank you for the baby Billy camera time!!
My pleasure!!!
Sandi Brock I really love to see those magical faces knowing one day we will again see those magical markings in future deliveries!! Thanks Sandi!!!
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It is so interesting to understand the whole process of the sorting and breeding. Thank you for showing us the management process. Love the Billies. Go Sandi and Carissa! Amazing sheep farmers. Love and hugs. God bless.
LOL, “diluted water,” I know you meant distilled, but i can’t help but chuckle at the aquatic irony of it all.
Sterile solution.
Clarissa is a great worker.
Seems to really enjoy the animals.
You should have her say a little about herself.
She's pretty shy, but I can check!
Sandi Brock 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Clarissa!
Sandi Brock if she’s shy that’s ok, we understand. Just let her know we think she’s awesome and does a great job too!
I thought she's your daughter
Oh this video did me such greatness today. Suffering with a migraine peak, I ended up in bed for 2 naps totaling of 6 hours, and then able to finally enjoy this, my heart is full!!! I love seeing the 3 Billy's in the big barn, so close to William!!! All those beautiful sheep just make everything in life disappear.
My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!
I had two migraines today too. It's been storming out since last nite.but only slight rain, if it pours, the headache releases immediately. Barometric pressure.
You make my day each Vlog
.Did not know I could comment.
Lambs jumping is pure happiness.
Solute is the powder and solvent is the water. Science person here. You are creating a solution. Sheep are hard keepers. You are a dedicated farmer.
I love watching the baby lambs frolicking and jumping and running around. I could watch it all day long.
The little ones look like they are born with springs on their hooves. Nice to see your help with you today. God Bless.
That puddle monster leapt up to attack her at 14:35
I saw it! (So did the next gal)
Can never trust those pesky puddles. Dangerous, I tell ewe.
If I was there with you, I would have to just sit there and play with ALL the babies for a very long time. I am absolutely in love with them. Thanks for sharing and caring. Stay safe. Love y'all
You are right to keep the rams away from the ewes. The first 17 days after the CEDR is better served by a teaser cleanses the first egg flush then bang the rams will get ewes real quick and clean day 17 to 34. As for light manipulation check out Fucundin, CSRIO research Australia. In passing you are well served to have that wonderful assistant with you and you personally are a great ambassador to the sheep and associated farm animal production enterprises. In finishing this rant might I add that in these bizarre times of self isolation your postings would have undoubtedly soothed many a despairing fellow human.
Frank Bertola, you are so right. I'm a high school math teacher in Oregon. The closest I've come to sheep is a summer spent on an egg ranch that did a side business of purebred suffolk breeding. I loved that summer (I was thirteen). During the first couple of weeks of the lockdown I literally watched all of Sandi's videos - Twice! it was the only way I could stay sane in these very troubling times. I've even started watching her husband's channel -- learning all about where my food comes from. I've even started to watch a few other farming channels (when I run out of new Sandi Videos). She's been a sanity-saver. If I lived close enough, I'd be certain that all of my meat came from her. Alas, I don't. When the lockdown eases, I might start researching local farmers (I live in a rural community) and see what local sources are available.
I would laugh so hard if your herd slowly starting becoming all “Billys”
looking forward to when the black ewes lamb. really LOVE seeing the black and colored lambs! GO WILLIAM(BILLY, SR.)
That one ewe just hopping like a gazelle at 7:00-ish XD
SaraAson I saw that too. She seemed excited! Maybe she knows what is going on 🤣
I love Carissa so much. Her rosy cheeks and shy, quiet manner... she's such blessing to the farm.
Hey Sandi, love your vlogs! I can only imaging how much time and effort you put into these and I so very much appreciate it! Just a quick note re PMSG and other hormonal treatments - looks like you guys were handling/mixing it without gloves - just like the CIDRs that stuff can absorb through the skin and really wreak some havoc on our own homones and cycle (particularly as women). Take it from someone who knows from experience ;) Just want you guys to stay safe and healthy! Partiucularly these days...
Yep I had my periods start up again after getting some on the hands and not washing off straight away. This was 2 years after they had stopped. Took 3-4 months before they stopped again
@@carolynrose753 Crazy stuff! Wonderful when you need it, not so wonderful when you don't LOL
I received my card yesterday. It’s very nice of you to take time to respond to your subscribers.
It’s a good thing you’re tall. I’m too short to step over those fences/gates.
Ditto
LOL!!! I gave an audible groan when I saw the size of the IUD!!! 🤦🤦🤦😬😩😵😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol. Ouchie!
Can you imagine what the guys watching would say if anything was done, "down there"? Men are so sensitive when it comes to their "junk"!
LOL... its bigger on camera!
I know right! Compared to the Mireya I used to have, I was horrified!
💔🤷♀️
Kathleen White me too!! Since I have one at the moment
Good explanation, like when you put text explanations on the screen. We just love your channel.
Soooo exciting that there's gna be Billy Jr lambies ...you KNOW they gna be #CUTENESSOVERLOAD!!
The Billies Jr won't be old enough to breed until either September or December. And that is IF they pass their ram tests, confirmation, soundness, weight-gain rate etc. Sandi is running a business and cannot breed rams just because they have a cute coloured coat.
Oh my I’ve been waiting for this . I love your channel Sandi .
Thanks so much Susan!
Love how informative you are. The boys look happy to
That's great that Carissa is there to help you! Keep up the great work! The baby lambs are so adorable🐑
I'm gonna say it.I'm so proud of you seeing that needing someone to help is important not just needed.that shows maturity,much needed for longevity GREAT JOB SIS🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉😍😍🐑🐑🐑🐑
For weeks now I've been thinking, jeez her weather is really similar to mine! I finally googled your farm and you're so close! Love from Ottawa xo
RUclips suggested the video where you had to put Ruthie down...you're amazing for having Grit & Grace on your farm...I love that Ruby had a lamb that looked like her (Rusty). Precious babies!
I agree about having to remember which sheep goes left right and center. A piece of tape or a ribbon tied on the Door handles would help the best.
Sandi - Great video. Once again, you did a great job of explaining all that goes into raising sheep. Blessings to you, Mark, and your family. Stay safe, and stay strong.
When you mix the PMSG. To make it a little easier to get the liquid out of the bottle fill the syringe with air first. Then you won't have the suction. I learned when I learned how to do vacations on cats and dogs.
I was taught to actually pull the plunger back to the dosage you're getting and filling the syringe with air, thus replacing the next dose with the same amount of air as your taking. That way the ratio is always the same and dosing is a breeze!
I love seeing the lambing ! Guess not most people ..... best part of your channel 😏👍♥️♥️♥️
When I see the lambs running and bouncing back and forth I'm reminded of Winnie the Pooh and Tigger.
The wonderful thing about tiggers
Is tiggers are wonderful things!
Their tops are made out of rubber
Their bottoms are made out of springs!
They're bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy
Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!
But the most wonderful thing about tiggers is
I'm the only one
I-I-I'm, the only one!
Grrrrrrr...
There's a lamb with black face with bilateral white marks half way down its muzzle ....... it makes its face so very cute. Thanks for this video. It addressed a query I had about cidrs versus nature mating I had. I'm from a once a year lambing system in extensive setting so I just didn't 'get it'. This video answered all my questions well done. YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB. I think one of the last five ewes in no longer pregnant.
Jayne Horn correct, one in there isn’t. But needs the higher calorie nutrition, so she’s in there. Only 4 left to deliver.
The lambs are so darn cute when they are hip hopping along.
Hi again SANDI
So happy you mentioned how busy you are behind the vids because there's an incredible amount of work that you're not showing! Bless your heart when you say you're exhausted you really are way more then many would know. So a new beginning once again! Hoping this next go round will be a good one for you!!!
Thx as always for sharing..
When you were petting the black lamb and the white one wanted to be pet so bad , I admit I felt sad for it .
I'm such a softie !
Ha
Me too!!!
Me 3.
Just like my dogs I guess. My Chi I love to the moon and back. My Chiweenie, I love her as well, but Shes a handful who loves to rip stuff up. So. Yeah.
Does the ceder go inside the ewes uterus, or just in her vagina? When you took it out it was really fast. Didn't look like it hurt them.
LOL! they can be a tease... if I went to pet it, it likely would have bolted!
Sandi Brock lolol yes it would have but it’s still heart breaking ! Would not do for me to be a sheep farmer, I would be a sheep horder , I would actually sleep with them when they birthing, I have always prayed you would soon get your coffee/ break room then you could be closer to them especially during time of giving birth to all those gorgeous babies!! Maybe some of your family will read this knowing you need break room and wanting one too !!
Sometimes these lambs/sheep are ex bottle babes making sure they don’t miss out.
Sandi,
Thank you, as always, for making amazing videos. I just LOVE all of the speckled face & legs babies you have running around!!! They are so different, but in a good way, a super cute way!!!
I know you have said you have had a little trouble with vlog ideas. Have you ever thought of asking Carissa, if she would be so kind as to record her point of view of her time with the sheep as well as anything else she does there?? I think it would be amazing to see things from a different perspective. For her to show her lamb/bottle whispering she does. For her to show us her day!! It's just a thought.
I'm going to agree with the others that have said you should name that little black lamb, that you literally brought back to life, Licorice!!!
Thank you again, Sandi, for all you do for your family, your friends, your husband's business, your sheep, and for everything you do for your viewers, your RUclips family. We all love watching your videos. We all go through withdrawals while awaiting your next video drop!!! Thank you again for all you do for everyone!!!
Carissa is a very quiet, shy, private girl who is easily embarrassed. She does not like being the centre of attention.
Your videos are my happy place.😍❤️ thank you so much.❤️
Carissa gives you so much help you two make a good team she’s done such a good job with the bottle babies
I love your videos they are the highlight of my day. Keep them coming, you are doing an excellent job!
Glad your lamb is better. I vaccinated mine yesterday and had 3 with the shivers for a few hours. I think some do have a wee reaction to it.
Wow i se the animal husbandry that goes into this and the choices that are made in logical fashion
The three little Billies are so cute! I love them❣️
I love to watch the lambs being born, its still a new life coming into the world xx
I think the glove might be the reason some lambs back off when they come for a bit of love.
Bong! bong! bong! bouncy bouncy! happy little lot of lambs
The Big Billy is back in business. Also the boys are looking super wooly. And the nicer Billy has all black ears, while the rammier Billy has a white spot of his tagged ear.
Their noses are different too
good to know!! they look so much alike!
Sandi, thank you for explaining about CIDR's and that they are usable for a second time but I would agree that a new one is probably better for less failure. Also may stop some sickness from getting out of hand.
You work so hard that you inspire me to put all my effort forward. Thank you
It was fun watching the sheep running around the barn!
Never realized how much a sheep farmer deals with the other end so much! ;-D I think you might recognize the back end better than the front! Hump day... lol!
All your new baby lambs has beautiful marking, I wish I lived close by to help you.
It seems to me that if stinky ewe recovers nicely and takes care of her lamb she's a keeper because she clearly has a strong constitution
I'm guessing she'll be culled. Sandi will know it's a risk to keep her, because she may have had a damaged/destroyed uterus from the decaying lamb. If she makes it through this, another pregnancy would likely kill her. Sad, but likely true, too. But perhaps I'm wrong.
It is all up to Sandi just expressing hope.
i love seeing how different sheep farming is where you are compared too where i´m from.
Lambing is the most diffrent i see, we just send the sheeps and their lambs up too the mountains in like the end of May for a few months and we dont check on them just let them doo their thing and then we go get them in September, but the reason we can do that is mainly because we have so few predators here mainly artic foxes, minks and eagles.
Wish you best of luck from Iceland. You Sandi Brock have a new fan :)
Did everyone see nugget he's been doing so good for a lamb that wasn't going to make it, good job team👍❤❤😃
I am glad to finally understand that word...cedars, seeders, wha? Quite interesting.
CIDRS
Im so excited for more babies.
You are smart Sandi. I wouldn't want to reuse either. I love your vlogs!
Fingers crossed we get some billy babys this time around so exciting cant wait for the next generation of baby lambs love watching these videos makes my day please keep them coming god bless take care stay safe
Lambie 22 is beyond cute. Great little personality like the Billies. Unusual markings. ❤ An interesting process organizing the mating groups. Glad the lamb is doing better from the medication. 👍 💞
In reference to the daylight influence, they are short daylight breeders. Limiting the daylight hours is the answer you were looking for. Same as goats. If my memory hasn't failed me, seems like the goal is 8 to 10 hours of daylight. Yes it would be hard to do in your britespan, but I still love the open feeling and natural light this building style gives.
Love these vlogs so much💖 your doing a great job Sandi
thank you Maggie!!
Thanks for what you do. Really strong woman....
A Moroccan lives in Italy .. I love raising sheep very much. 🐐🐐🐐💓No. Imagine how much I love it on your mind ... I wish I were you
Hi Sandi Just found your channel I love it Your are great such An upbeat person . The Lambs are so cute Omg gosh I just want to hug them . Your flogs are just what I need right now keep up the great work ,
I would love to see longer videos of these processes I love it.
Check out Sandi's great playlists. She covers a lot of this type of information.
Hi Sandi...am I the only one who noticed that this is a repeat video? I could have sworn I saw this exact one, yesterday. I apologize if I'm wrong, but RUclips sent me a notification for it 3 hours ago and then yesterday.
I love watching the lambing they are the best but I do like all the videos you are the first thing I do when I wake up
Those Twins Born at 4:00am this morning are Beautiful. 👍
Those lil rascals are always WAY too cute when they're frolicking about! Brings a much needed smile to my face and belly laughs every time I get to see the babies! I sorely miss the ones we used to raise when I was a lot younger!
Thanks, Sandi! Your smiling face and those wooley buggers always brighten my day! Hugs to you!
I always look forward to these videos. Not gonna lie I wish I could help you out! This is so cool!! 😁
Lambs with IUD's ? I never would have thought! With all the cute markings, I do love a ewe/lamb with a pretty white face and pink ears!
So cool! I was always wondering how you manipulated their cycles. Just a giant IUD.... Who knew. LoL 🙃. Amazing work 🙌. Your team work with Carissa is fantastic. She really is an asset to you. Thank you for all you do! The billies are so cute! You should give them individual Billy names..... Like Billy Joel, Billy Holiday, etc. Lol love your videos! ♥️
There are so many different facial markings this time and they are gorgeous
12:31 that's the look of, 'Oh CRAP...Awhh man... Well, its ok' lol great video 💙🐝💙
#unpopularopinion i like the handling and behind the scene stuff more than lambing. Don't get me wrong, still enjoy watching all the videos! Like some other people said, would be awesome to hear from Clarissa more. Only if shes cool with it.
When you were taking those CIDRs out those ewes were looking at you and in my mind they were saying man she is messing with my back side again lol.
So Glad Bottle Baby is good. Like the Billys. More Frolicking Babies Yeah. Stay Safe and Peace Be With You All ☮️
I love watching this because it’s so interesting and relaxing. I would love to work on a farm in the summer.
I watch you from spain and i really really loved your sheep and lambs and how you work and achieve very good results congratulations on your sheep maybe we can share about different breeds of sheep, the sheep of there and african sheep
Love seeing how you work with your sheep. I would love to know more about your assistant. Like how she became interested in what you are doing and why she decided to work with you. And what her dreams our of doing in her future. Thank you so much for your videos.
Carissa is very quiet, private, shy and reserved. I can tell you Sandi used to work with Carissas mother years ago. Carissa came to Sandis initially as a practical work placement as part of her education. She lives nearby. I wonder how many farmers and subscribers would head hunt Carissa given the opportunity. She is a brilliant worker.
They like performing for a camera!!
Glad u got some help because doing urself will wear u out fast!!
Clarrisa did a good job !!
She is hired!!😂😂
Yes new video and I’m early for a change having a chill day today thanks x
Enjoy your chill day!!
Sandi Brock thanks covid 19 and it’s sunny in Ireland for a change lol 😂
I could sit and watch the baby lambs hop,jump and run for hours. It makes me feel so good. Maybe you should combine a bunch of videos and call it Sandi Brock’s baby lamb therapy😍😍😍😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️❤️ l know that I would watch it several times a week❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good job Sandy keep up the videos are very wonderful 👍
The boys looked to be so curious about their dad. "Hey, that's another ram that looks just like us. Why isn't he in our pen and gets to be with the ladies? Lucky!" Lol
stay tuned for the next video... they may have tested your theory!
Dad is too busy checking out all the MILF's
Sandi Brock can’t wait to see this one!!!
Willen Enable Thats EILF in the sheep world! Lol
Don’t tell me they showed their escape artist skills again! The terrible trio.
They are cute when they jump and run around
so cute!!
Sandi Brock that I could sit and watch for days because it doesn’t last long they grown!!!
Sure enjoy watching the baby lambs hop around discovering their brand new legs and body. lol
I love the black sheep. I get they are not popular cause you can't dye there fleece. But they are handsome- beautiful