Posted by dave2 on January 11, 2012 at 14:35:01 from (139.139.35.70):
There's a guy that grazes what looks like about 300 sheep a couple goats and a llama around the area on meadows that have been taken out of production and some orchards.... He covers a big area, so you only see him a couple times a year.. With it being so mild, pastures are starting to get green and grow a little along with the winter grains... Saw the guy just before dark moving (grazing) the flock right across a field of winter wheat toward the same farmer's hay field....
Think this stuff will recover, or is this dude gonna be gettin off some money for damages??? I ran him off one of my places last year and he told me they wouldn"t hurt anything... Couldn' really tell because it got real dry afterwards so didn't know if it was the sheep or no rain that kept the grass down....
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