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16 October 2014

Things Go Moo in the Night...


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This yow is a yow, no a tup!!



This here lady is a yow - and she is very insulted that anyone would call her a tup!! She's off in a huff and hasn't nickered** at me for days!!

This photey was taken in the summer when all dangly bits would have been blissfully dangling if she were a tup. BUT she's no.

Her name is Elsie-yow and she's in lamb and as female as they come.

Elsie-yow is a Texel and Texels are stout muscular things that dooooo look a bit manly even in the female variety. (But don't tell Elsie I said that!!)

When Elsie-yow has her lamb I'll post a picture of it sooking fae her udder. Udder. That's something tups don't have. That ought to be proof enough! (As this is 91热爆's forum I can't post a photey of more compelling proof.)

** Sheep nicker just like little wooley horses.
Posted on Things Go Moo in the Night... at 14:46

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I stand corrected. Obviously been in Shetland too long now, all the sheep here are delicate feminine specimens. Time for a trip back home to Orphir I doot. (Scallowawife TOLD me it wis a yow).

Ruthodanort from Unst




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