Posted by ChasK on March 21, 2017 at 07:22:46 from (207.177.120.24):
In Reply to: Can you chain up a sheep posted by down under farmer on March 21, 2017 at 06:08:55:
It CAN be done. However, the sheep MUST be halter broke first. Have been around sheep for 35 years, and will be lambing 52 ewes starting April 1. The ones that I showed or my boys have shown, were tied out daily. I've seen horses and goats tied out that get all tangled up, and sheep will too, but no more so than the others.
If tame, halter broke, and used to being alone the risk is no more so than with any other animal. I've noticed that the thicker the rope (at least 3/4") the less tangle there will be.
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