This video trip was like a little vacation, a slice of life I would never see without your channel. Thanks for the glimpse into a real farm life in Scotland. Very good video narration and production skills, Sean.

The Border Leicester sheep were so funny, like rabbits in sheep costumes! Glad your farm got some nice rams, thanks for sharing an interesting day at the sheep auction!

Who knew there were so many breeds of sheep! This was so interesting. Thanks so much. If you ever tire of the work you do you would make an excellent teacher! ❤

New subscriber here. Your videos are great to watch. I love the way you explain what’s happening, you make it seem like I’m walking right along with you. Best to you and yours from West Virginia USA

HEY EVERYONE LIE DOWN STEADY STEADY SEANS WORKING VERA VERA HARD WITH TONS VERA HARD FARM WORK THE QUESTIONS ARE GETTING TO DEMANDING INSTEAD JUST BE GRATEFUL SEANS WILLING TO TAKE THE TIME TO SHARE LETS BE CONSIDERATE OF HIS TIME REST AND WILLING TO SHARE SEAN OR NOBODY NEEDS MORE THOUGHTLESS RUDE STRESS HES A VERY FINE LAD. LETS TAKE CARE AN PROTECT HIM THANK YOU EVERBODY AND THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH SEAN GOOD JOB!!!

I loved this and I have so many questions. What makes one worth $3,000 and another $1,600. What are you looking for? Are there certain farms that can demand more for their sheep and rams? Why were you looking for that particular breed you brought home? Was the sheepman who raised the rams in the ring with them or was that an auction worker. What were they trying to show off when they poked their sticks at the animals. I could have watched them in the field for a couple of minutes longer after seeing them in the ring. I came for the running dogs but this is absolutely just as interesting.

One day you will make so much money as a content creator that Stacey and you will be able to afford having a farm of your own, I believe it!

Thank you for taking me along to the sales - it was a good day out.

Huge smile when seeing the Border Leicester... Those ears! 😊 🐰 🐇

Interesting, thx for posting! I wonder about the different breeds of sheep and why someone would choose one or another and what to look for? Perhaps a future video?

Sean, I enjoy watching your videos. How many sheep do you currently have? A lot of care goes into all of your animals. Keep up the good work!!🐑🐏

Great fun to watch! 🐑🐑🐑

Ohhh… I really didn’t like seeing how that guy was treating the sheep during the auction. 😢

Sean standing in front of the picture on your wall at the beginning of the video gave you a nice pair of antlers 😅 On a serious note , with so many sheep how do you know you are getting the same 3 sheep you bid on and bought? You know so much about all the sheep and you are simply amazing!

Love you wearing the antlers at the very beginning of the video. Thanks for explaining why the sheep were different colors; I was wondering about that!! Very interesting video!🐑

Good Day, Sean! My husband used to have Suffolks, they were his favorite. They have such appealing faces. What breed are your own sheep? Loved this, thanks and wish you, Stacey and your pack every blessing and happiness 🎉

That was so very interesting thank you for taking us along 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Felt a bit sorry for the sheep in the ring being prodded by the man with the stick. They were obviously terrified. However it wasn't for long and hopefully they're all in a big paddock now.

First time I've 'attended' a sheep auction. Thank you for sharing your Ram Rendezvous with us all, Sean ❣️

Why does the auctioneer have to keep poking the sheep and scaring it - seems sadistic - I guess I’m not cut out for this kind of thing.

Thank you for another excellent video. 💯 agree you are an excellent teacher. Best wishes for the future of the farm and your family.

Very interesting! I'm from Asia. I really enjoy watching your dogs at work and your land is awesome. Earlier I watched the video where you talked about the dogs, their names and personalities. It makes it more fun to watch them herding now when you call them by name. I always thought shepherds were old men 😆 but you are so young

So interesting to see an auction. I can understand why the guys in the ring want the tup to move but can't it be done without poking the tup? It seems so stressful for the animals.

I had no idea there were so many different types of sheep! What is the difference-is it in the wool? A very good video.

Thank you for the interesting video. It would be great if you could tell us more about sheep. What they eat, how old they get and much more. Would be nice to see too. 😊🐑🐏

I'm learning so much from your videos. You definitely deserve your KZfaq success.

A trip to the ram sales! How cool is that? It looked very busy! I loved the Border Leicesters with their almost rabbit-like ears. Glad your team was able to get the three tups for the farm. I wish that one bald guy in the blue vest would learn from the other handlers and not be poking at the sheep so much! Poor tups! (Yes, I know nothing about farm life!) What would your three do if they went to the ram sales? It might be a little chaotic! Thanks for sharing this experience with us, Sean!!

Commentary says tops for rams but the word is tup. We use the same expression in Tasmania 🇦🇺

Here's a couple more "silly" questions: Why do they dye the sheep's wool while it's still on the sheep? I liked those animated auctioneers, but I couldn't spot when someone in the audience was making a bid. Were they out of the camera shot waving their arms, or were they leaning on the fence and being very subtle about it? Thanks for including us in this aspect of being a shepherd.

Wow, such Macho looking sheep 💪 ! They can be the bouncers to look after the flock 😄

So many interesting varieties and colors. Thanks.

I really enjoyed seeing yet another snippet into sheep farming. Thank you for bringing us dreamers along. That'll do 😊

Thanks for bringing us along on the trip..I liked the sheep with the "bunny ears"..

Enjoyed that! Please show us sometime how you introduce new sheep to the flock.

great video, I always learn something. They have such different heads and ears.

Thanks for the interesting insight, Sean. I have some questions: What is the difference between the rams sold for a couple of hundreds and the ones well above 1000? What are the viewpoints? Size, age, constitution, quality of hair? What do you measure to estimate their value? Are these all young animals yet to grow longer horns or…?

Another great video! Love your shorts too!

Definitely a lot cleaner than any of the sale barns I've seen in the US😄

Excellent video and presentation. Really enjoyed learning about the many breeds. Your videos are consistently well done and very informative. Oh, and did I mention I love all 4 of your dogs. Always great to see them too.

The Border Leicesters, with their more rounded faces, and upturned ears kind of look like strangely shaped rabbits to me! Delightful! 😊🐑🐇

Very interesting on how much different in price the various sheep were sold. Clearly a lot there that the non-sheep buyer like me does not see at the auction.

I love the suffolks. this is fascinating. These guys are expensive.

Awesome industry insight, thank you!

You are adorable with antlers in the intro.

I like the portrait of the beautiful border collie 🩷💙

Why poke and bump or hit the sheep with a cane??

Hope they do a good job for the farm, Sean 👍🏼. I’d expected to see the rams / tups with curly horns: are they cut off, or maybe they only grow when they’re a couple of years older?

Love seeing sheep I have never seen before! Beautiful!

How frightening for the sheep. They know something major is up!

Congrats on the YT plaque. Silly question: what’s the difference between a 300 and 2000 pound ram?

I couldn’t watch them poking the sheep. They must have been so frightened.

Great video! Thanks!

I would sure get tired of being poked by that guy's staff 😮

omg they are too freakin cute:) Maybe you could do a vid sometime on what it is you are looking for when bidding/buying rams/sheep and what it is that is a red flag that you wouldn't bid on them. What makes an unhealthy lookin sheep or a sheep that may have issues etc. Thanks for sharing

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Always super interesting! 🐾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️

Those poor animals are so confused! It’s so loud, and they’re being poked and prodded.

The border leisters look like they were crossedcwith a bunny.

Thanks Sean. Gosh so many different breeds of sheep, who knew ❤❤❤

Next to my house ( in the Netherlands) there are Hampshire Down sheep. They look like 🐼. They are a little shy, but some like to cuddle ❤️ Love your channel. Both for the sheep and the border collies.

The prices seem so high to me, wow! I had no idea 😅 I enjoyed seeing all the different breeds!

Very cool! I hope you get done good deals!

That was a lot of fun Sean. I remember going to farm auctions. They are a lot of fun. Looks like 3 good ones!! Just a question - not related to the auction - who drew the stag picture behind you, at home?

Beautiful sheep in a beautiful home!❤🦘

Your Scottish sheep are so different from American breeds. I also noticed the cattle being quite different at a different show.

Thanks for the trip Sean! No more little blackies for your own flock? Looks like Sheeping is still predominantly a male endeavour. Do you know any women sheep farmers? All the best to you and Stacey ❤oh and the dogs!😂

That looks quite stressful for the sheep. I hear you say the colour washes out but I am curious to know why they are dyed? Also how old were the sheep you bought?

Jeez they are pricey, a mate of mine has a small holding down here in South Wales he actually borrows or rents a ram for breeding. I get it now at those prices.

Thx Sean. I’ve never been to an auction, but I didn’t much care for the guy with the staff (?) prodding the sheep. He seemed kind of ornery and that he’d rather have been somewhere else! 🤦🏽‍♀️🐑

Curious to know what the dogs diet is like. Is there a video on their diet? Thank you!

Very interesting!

Fascinating, had no idea of the breeds.

Always interesting and educational videos. I would rather watch a border collie with the sheep then the men poking the sheep with canes. I didn't know all the different kinds of sheep. Nice looking sheep you got. Thank you for including us in your day. Missed seeing the border collies.

Love watching thank you😊

Hi Sean! I’m new to your channel but have spent a whole week binging every single video. Just love your beautiful dogs and the work you do with them. I also like how real you are and how you explain things! Could you make a video about different sheep breeds and what they are each used/bred for? I heard you say wool is not very valuable these days so are these sheep all for meat? Are different breeds better for different things? I’d love to know more.

Hey Sean, you look more like a rock star every time I see you!

I like your picture on the wall❗

Well up to your high standard! Thank you

That was interesting!! Thank you

My guess is they are poking the sheep so they will move around so everyone can see them. Their wool is so thick I doubt if poking hurt them.

Ok. I was going to say I don't like the guy with the stick..😂 but apparently, they all have sticks. Shepherd's staff, crook, hook? I forget how much wool is on those sheep. They probably barely even feel it. It was interesting, thank you.

Wow. I've never been this early. Hope you have a great day!

Interesting, I have cows markets are up so bulls have gotten expensive. There are a few sheep producers here I have really no idea where they find rams. And how many ewes you expect a ram to cover. Auction barn look much the same here in the US.

You may want to watch Jim Luetkemeyer.

These sheep are so pretty and so many types. Are sheepers are kinda scraggly in comparison. California, US

Will u ever get your own farm? U are so good at what you do be amazing for you to have your very own ❤️

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Enjoyed that, thank you

Love your channel, but really don't like the poking of the rams, so that one even fell over.

I didn't like to see that first bully man poking and kneeing the sheep for sale. Enjoy your videos though

What are the qualities that make a ram sell for more? Breed? Pedigree? Activity? I'd love to know.

I'm sorry Sean...I just need to tell you how freakin adorable you are!! LOL

Sean, you have said you are twenty eight years old and work on a farm. How did you learn about farming and raising sheep? With the sheep you own do you eat the meat, sell the wool?

That was hard to watch. Those rams were scared when they were in the ring. The noise and that guy with the stick poking them. There has to be a better way. That looked cruel

Very interesting.

Do you do any dog training after work for people? Do sell merchandise ? I enjoy your training have ever shown your dogs?

i had no idea they cost so much money...what's the potential income on a single Ram?

Fine, love to alla dogs, best in the world

That was interesting.

So what do you look for in a ram? What were you feeling?