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debcat
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my sheep are at the other croft - another sore point, he used to use that one as well till my friend bought the house and croft 
just got the hens, ducks, horses and lambs (bottlefeds) at home and they don't go anywhere |
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milkmaid
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Location: isle of lewis
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when we last had a billy here ,we couldn't move anything for 14 days ,i know it had changed to 6 in england but thought it was still 14 here is it different for cattle darn't ask nonie ,i phoned serad to ask them about walking my goats on the road if i wanted to train them for pulling a cart they told me if it went on a place with no holding no i could do it
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debcat
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right got a new energiser today, (sheep ate the last one)
will get it up tomorrow
all night they were in my field, went back before HE got there with their breakfast 
been going backward and forward ever since, the woman who lives there has 2 in her front garden now
he's been driving up and down all day checking where they are |
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milkmaid
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hope this sorts it if you need another energizer i've got one goats ate it but ,i've repaired it .or you could always start training a cattle dog on your croft 
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