Sheep don't want you to know this technique...

[AmazingAcres]

"Take it out of four wheel drive" love it!

[evilmiyoho]

"Hold him by the chin"
The rest of the sheeps:
"Round him up, boys, we have the numbers"

[derekwagner]

After the Sheep's friends surrounded the man, he was never seen nor heard from again

[maxxmittelstadt]

The herd surround him but then didn’t know what to do next.

[sanesanchezs]

I like how the sheep tries to escape but once it's caught it just chews away calmly.

[annedavis]

I love the way all the herd came to see if buddy was ok

[jago]

Lmao the sheep’s all came back and surrounded him like “ part of the crew, part of the ship”

[proverbialking]

I like how the sheep continues to chew as the man holds him.

"If i am to die, I shan't die famished."

[MrKarlozz]

Thanks, mate, as an apartment resident, this was the information I needed

[GentlemanBystander]

Sheep held by leg: "Must...get...free..."
Sheep held under chin: "This is fine..."

[rickybrown]

Then you give them a big old hug because they are just that cute!

[KPOO]

look at them all come together to make sure their homie is alright 😭🤣

[Dragonite]

If i'm ever in Wales, I'll make sure to recall this information.

[claychild]

I will remember this next time I'm out sheep catching

[Clip_It]

I love how they all surrounded you like they about to fight 😂😂

[shepherd]

Agree 100 percent. Thank you for showing this. It is always a problem when volunteers help move sheep. Their instinct is to grab the wool or tackle. Usually winds up with them being pulled along behind a sheep. Two people who know what they are doing are worth their weight in gold.

[bvssnjb]

Those sheep love their shepherd. ☺️ They're so darn cute.

[dusannestorovic]

I like how his buddies surounded him as if they wanted to help their friend lol

[StandAloneSoul]

I think its really amazing that you do farming the traditional way. I can sense that you actually love what you do and its wonderful.

[sidoitsu]

This technic is 10.000 years old. Every shepherd use a shepherd's crook to do exactly what you did with your hands.
Fun fact: A bishop's staff is a ceremonial shepherd's crook