Thank you for the sheep vid, Mr. Judy!!! Always good to see how you manage your herd in the winter months and it's gratifying to see how well conditioned they are on your methods.

Thanks for showing us about winter sheep on pasture. I've now seen how the big patches they can open in the snow will probably heat the soil if it's not snowing again for a while. It's good to see too how the "handful" pups can be helped to keep off the highways, etc. and get trained. I've never seen that sidewall sled trick before either. It's so nice to see the stuff that works.

Happy healthy Sheep. Your Pups will learn for sure. You have a great working farm system. God Bless and Peace Be With You ☮️🙏❣️

Love to hear more on the progress in Arizona, this humid environment is too easy for you.

Oh I love Big Boy, he looks like our Romeo. These sheep are amazing. I've never considered sheep before watching your videos. I'm going to need to do a taste test of your stock before I change gears in my plan. 😂

Thanks for the sheep video

I saw your, "Greg Judy mighty fine hot lead connector," looks a lot like what the old timers used to use on the San Francisco Municipal Railway, long poles with hooks like that, welding cable, and they would hook on the high voltage conductors to arc weld.

My dogs got out of the pen the other day while I was moving stuff around and took off across the farm. I had to run them down with my atv. I got onto them hard and they ran straight back to the pen as if I were shooting at them or something, lol. They haven't gotten out since that I know of. They went under a two strand polybraid fence. Pepper learned if she runs fast enough and gets her nose under it that she doesn't get zapped, Saltie saw her do it so she tried it. I dropped the lower wire a notch on the step ins and they both got zapped, hopefully that cleared it up. If they do that again, I'm going to figure out some way of fixing an antennae on their collars so when they go under the poly, the antennae is going to drag on that poly and zap them good.

Holy smokes your weather is worse than our in Eastern Ohio 😊. As always an interesting video. Thanks

How much are your dogs? I’m looking at Australian Cattle Dogs but they are pricey. The plus is they live 18-23 years. Also, how many dogs for 20 large breed sheep (very docile)?

I get about three feet of snow in the winter and it's there from Nov to April so I think I would have to put them under some shelter and feed them hay half the year

I follow Sandi Brock on KZfaq as well, and what a contrast, she just had her roof blown of the sheepbarn.

Would it be possible to get some explanation about back fence? Do you slowly open up the whole pasture to them? Or do you open a new paddock and leave only 1 previous paddock open?

We never see this behavior (we never have snow here in California) Greg, for sheep what electrical fencing do you recommend? We have 4 acres of pasture and 13 head of sheep. We are familiar with premiere 1 fencing already for our pigs and chickens.

Do you lamb on pasture? Looking forward to some lambing videos when the time comes.

Great Video. I am learning lots with your informative content. I am more and more motivated with every video I watch. We are in Navarra, Spain, originally from Uk. How many months do you have snow on the ground?

I like your black sheep in this one 🐑

I know you said 30 days behind the cattle on winter stockpile, how close do the sheep follow the cattle in spring and summer?

Greg, I'm thinking about adding sheep to rotational grazing with cattle. You advocate sending thr sheep behind the cows rather than the reverse? I ask because cows tend to trample quite a bit of feed, that could otherwise be eaten. It seems to me, from not having tried it, that something that focuses on brambles and seed heads to hit the field before a more grass focused animal comes in. Can you explain your methodology?

I don’t know if sheep could dig through 2 feet of snow on a sunday morning here in northern michigan...z

Why do the work when the animals can for you😃 Have a great evening ☃️☃️☃️

Nice flock what kinda of sheep are those.. about how many acers is is flock on? How often do you rotate them?

a herd of cow and a flock of sheep bonded together is called a flerd

Just beautiful! How many sheeps do you have now?

it doesn't get 30 below in MD.

What kind of lambing % do you get on pasture?

Hey Greg, I've learned alot watching you. I want to get into sheep the way you are but have no experience with them. Besides your videos, what literature or other sources do you recommend for getting more detail on the way your doing it and learning about sheep?

Greg, what do you feed your dogs? How long do you feed puppy feed? Saw a video where you filled a feeder from an unmarked paper bag. My vet said to feed puppy until they're going on two, and it's getting expensive seven months in.

Hey Greg I have some ewes due in about a month and was told to give them all a cdt shot and I’m new to sheep do you do that Thanks

where is it located

What is the role of the dogs? Why do you need / keep them? :)

Why are you unable to graze your sheep with your cattle?

By law are you required to give any vaccine shots to your sheep? I would like to see more videos about your sheep operations

Ever any shelter provided? For something like freezing rain?

Provide some food and shelter for the sheep.