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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58Temporary 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
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