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WolfeMomma
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We have him tethered in the sheep pasture, that way my ewes and ram can get away from him when he gets to "humpy" for lack of a better term
I'm hoping that he will eventually get over this. I hide and let him off his tether and the first thing he does is runs out to the sheep grazing and starts licking and trying to hump, For now, his life will consist of being tethered during the day while the sheep are out. He is free to roam around at night.
I'm hoping that he will eventually get over this. I hide and let him off his tether and the first thing he does is runs out to the sheep grazing and starts licking and trying to hump, For now, his life will consist of being tethered during the day while the sheep are out. He is free to roam around at night.
