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Temporary yard to hold about 250 ewes and lambs. A—Position where operator stands. B—Plank for resting lambs on. C—15ft. x 15ft. catching pen made of hurdles. D—Gate. —Permanent fence, which should be netted temporarily. Wire netting closed in behind sheep; it is attached to the permanent fence (E) 54ft. from the gate (D). Temporary fence of wire netting.

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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 81, Issue 3, 15 September 1950, Page 197

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Temporary yard to hold about 250 ewes and lambs. A—Position where operator stands. B—Plank for resting lambs on. C—15ft. x 15ft. catching pen made of hurdles. D—Gate. —Permanent fence, which should be netted temporarily. Wire netting closed in behind sheep; it is attached to the permanent fence (E) 54ft. from the gate (D). Temporary fence of wire netting. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 81, Issue 3, 15 September 1950, Page 197

Temporary yard to hold about 250 ewes and lambs. A—Position where operator stands. B—Plank for resting lambs on. C—15ft. x 15ft. catching pen made of hurdles. D—Gate. —Permanent fence, which should be netted temporarily. Wire netting closed in behind sheep; it is attached to the permanent fence (E) 54ft. from the gate (D). Temporary fence of wire netting. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 81, Issue 3, 15 September 1950, Page 197