Showing, Surprises and Success - Biggest Show Day Yet!

Welcome to another exciting episode of Sheep School! In this video, join us as we prepare for our biggest show day yet at the Tullamore Show, the biggest and best livestock stock in the country and our All-Ireland show for my breed, Lleyn sheep. With the kids taking on the role of sheepdogs, we gather up our flock and pick out the top contenders for our sheep show team.

But things don’t go as smoothly as planned! Watch as we encounter some stubborn sheep who just won't cooperate, leading to some fun and chaotic moments on the farm. The kids have fun pretending to be sheepdogs, responding to the calls just like our real sheepdog, and bringing some much-needed energy to the task.

In a surprising twist, we discover one of our sheep that was missed during shearing time has maggots! We immediately bring her home with the show team and get to work on some DIY shearing to treat the wound and remove the maggots. Using our homemade headstock, we show you how to shear a sheep to eliminate maggots and ensure she’s healthy and comfortable.

Finally, the big day arrives at the Tullamore Show! Despite having little preparation, we are stunned by the results—winning 3 first places, 3 second places, and 2 third places in various categories. It’s a day full of surprises and success, proving that even with a few bumps along the way, hard work and a little luck can pay off!

Whether you’re a fan of sheep farming, sheepdogs , or just love seeing farm life in action, this video has something for everyone. Don’t miss the fun, the challenges, and the unexpected wins that make this our most memorable show day yet!

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