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Baymule
Herd Master
Funny that you should mention the "bag monster" @CntryBoy777 
Mike uses a lunge horse whip with a bag on the end to shoo his sheep out of the covered area where he feeds them so he can close the gate and put out their feed. They are not afraid but it's a secret that they all agreed to keep silent about so he can feel like he is in charge. 
BJ doesn't have his beautiful truck back, it is where he parked it yesterday. After Ringo unloaded himself, BJ dragged out the poop covered plywood and washed his truck out. He said he was done and drove it to the front door.
I went out this afternoon to check on Ringo. He wasn't eating his hay. I picked up some and offered it to him. He smelled it carefully, rejected it and bit my finger. I opened up the gate to his night pen and he started to graze. I went back out later and he was in his night pen, eating the darn hay!
Right before dark I gave him the rest of his feed and closed him up for the night.
Mike uses a lunge horse whip with a bag on the end to shoo his sheep out of the covered area where he feeds them so he can close the gate and put out their feed. They are not afraid but it's a secret that they all agreed to keep silent about so he can feel like he is in charge. BJ doesn't have his beautiful truck back, it is where he parked it yesterday. After Ringo unloaded himself, BJ dragged out the poop covered plywood and washed his truck out. He said he was done and drove it to the front door.
I went out this afternoon to check on Ringo. He wasn't eating his hay. I picked up some and offered it to him. He smelled it carefully, rejected it and bit my finger.
I opened up the gate to his night pen and he started to graze. I went back out later and he was in his night pen, eating the darn hay!Right before dark I gave him the rest of his feed and closed him up for the night.
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