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Dead sheep?

oscarBravo · 2012-02-14 11:03:49

Sadly it looks like one of the ewes in the field across the valley from me has died, I can see hooded crows gathered around pecking at her. Is there anyone I should tell? I haven't lived here long so I don't know who owns the land. Should I just leave it and assume the farmer will find out for himself sooner or later?

14-02-2012 12:03pm

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Sadly it looks like one of the ewes in the field across the valley from me has died, I can see hooded crows gathered around pecking at her.

Is there anyone I should tell? I haven't lived here long so I don't know who owns the land. Should I just leave it and assume the farmer will find out for himself sooner or later?

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#2 14-02-2012 12:26pm

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oscarBravo wrote: »

Sadly it looks like one of the ewes in the field across the valley from me has died, I can see hooded crows gathered around pecking at her.

Is there anyone I should tell? I haven't lived here long so I don't know who owns the land. Should I just leave it and assume the farmer will find out for himself sooner or later?

Maybe enquire with a neighbour as to who owns the land. I know that if I was the sheep owner, i'd be grateful if someone informed be that one had died. At the end of the day, even the most responsible farmer will lose an animal now and again.

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