Farmer Shares Snaps of Sheep Meant for Auction, SA Impressed: “Quality”
- Animal lovers are flooding the comments section after a local farmer posted snaps of his herd of sheep
- The animals are definitely a quality breed and are expected to be up for auction soon
- South Africans headed to the comments section and shared their reactions to the interesting post
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A local man and his herd of beautiful sheep are blowing up on social media. The white and black animals are apparently being sold at a local auction and South Africans can't wait to get their hands on them.
Source: Twitter
Heading online, @MokotiSetso shared a snap of the lovely creatures.
"Mr Schuttes National Sale lineup is not for children," he enticingly captioned the post.
The sheep were pictures in a picturesque green field and cutely had their bums lined up.
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Mzansi headed to the comments section and shared their thoughts on the prized animals. Many really wanted to get their hands on the quality sheep while one person even humorously commented that he was being " turned on" by the animals.
Check out some of the comments below:
@MdlaloseMike said:
"Proper"
@DubeFarmboy said:
"Very nice mooi Dorper..."
@MhlanaYonela said:
"Beautiful herd. Where and when is the sale?"
@MaleselaNong3 said;
"That's what's quality means."
@TNtuli1 said:
"When is the sale and what is the price range?"
@SelbyTshepo20 said:
"They never mate."
Hebanna: Young farmer shows himself in action but Mzansi asks serious questions
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a young South African farmer has displayed photos showing him in action on a farm. Thabo Dithakgwe is a vet and the latest pictures show him in action busy with cows.
The brilliant farmer captioned his photos and suggests he was administering artificial insemination but that has left Mzansi with questions. Dithakgwe took to Twitter and captioned the post:
“Artificial insemination.”
Locals had mixed reactions to the post. Check out some of their reactions below:
@LesibaPhahlas said:
“Asking out of curiosity. Are you not worried the animal rights what-what would have problems with the pics... coz of ethics and animal rights?”
@Hlomza_ZA said:
“Lol bulls are expensive and are often sold for meat. While cows do production. By the way the semen was collected from a bull remember.”
@Samkelo3516 said:
“So my brother if you bought the 1 dose of semen for 20k and the female doesn't get pregnant or there's a certain time on which insemination is done.”
@ThembaniB said:
“Hook me up with your brother.”
@ShaunM said:
“This is a major risk, I used to see this during my time in Thailand and in the livestock industry. In my perspective, I rather get the bull and let them mate. I tried and had two unsuccessful inseminations, sadly, because some of the bulls there are prize-winning specimens. Good luck.”
@ZiboneleGasa said:
“Can this be done to the heifers as well? Or it's only those who have given birth before.”
@SJMofokeng said:
“This should be illegal, what if that cow never wanted to be pregnant.”
@Itebogeng_M said:
“Imagine falling pregnant without having sex. Ndinga lila.”
Source: Briefly News
