Nathalie Samson
Steve CarterThe trouble with this scenario is that you have to stop, but if you stop they all think you're the farmer bringing food, so they run towards and surround you, with much bleating and expectation.
π³οΈβπ Happy Pride-onphan! π³οΈββ§οΈ@GetCarter Took a wrong turn into the BAAAAAHd part of town.
Analog AIactually it's simple extortion
Shwell@GetCarter The benefit of not stopping is abundant kebabs.
Ned Yeung π
Sheep In The Road! [Funny Clip]-Hotel Transylvania. (Full-HD)
Conny Nasch
mozzribo
Gary Houston@zenbeater @GetCarter it could start by eating the grass it's standing on.
<10%@GetCarter
If theyβd just stop in the passing place you would get past π
If theyβd just stop in the passing place you would get past π
Whiskers π¦πΊ@ecoscore Scotland.
Ada
Hugs4friends βΎπΊπ¦ π΅πΈπ·@GetCarter Should you carry hay, and fliΓ±g it off to the side of the road?
Ray McCarthy@raymaccarthy That might work for the lambsπ€ @GetCarter
Jon Roach@Tooden @GetCarter digestive biscuits or Abbey Crunch ftw
@GetCarter We have a wild cat who visits every day and hisses at us to get his food (meows only if we are not fast enough). Also, a duck couple that waddle over for their ration, they have moved in lately and live on the pond. With the large amount of frogs, we also have a noisy chorus 24 on 24. π
bent0_b0x 
π΄ββ οΈπ³οΈβπ@GetCarter Obviously, they should back up to the passing place, but I've never succeeded in convincing sheep...
xs4me2Baaaaah!
Lars Marowsky-BrΓ©e π·@GetCarter On various "roads" in Scotland and Iceland, I've seen the benefits of fencing off the roads at risky spots:
The fences prevent the sheep from getting off them (apparently, the other direction works just fine).
θ°’ζζ@larsmb I'm so curious why's that? Is that because the sheep can run a bit on the grass before jumping over the fence but don't have the run-up distance from the road side? Or is it the asphalt vs grass thing?
@joandaro I really have no idea. I'm also not an expert on herding sheep.
I was also being a bit snarky since despite the fences, there were always sheep on the roads as well, so one always had to drive as if there could be, because there would be.
wuffelThose are the sheeps of Mordor!
They are coming to eat YOU!
N0tSure@GetCarter You're the only one with a horn...
kami_kadse
Ozzelot 
Tim Ward βπͺπΊπΆ #FBPE@GetCarter We had the same with a herd of sanglier, which IMO is much more worrying than a herd of sheep.
Kent Navalesi βοΈNot a bad problem to have.
gnaddrig@GetCarter
You'd need a sort of snowplough to nudge them aside as you edge forward.
You'd need a sort of snowplough to nudge them aside as you edge forward.
LisaH@GetCarter Lol cows do the same thing! π
Cecilia | MeraOrd@GetCarter That's not the trouble, that is the joy!
fan boy πͺ@GetCarter
> much bleating and expectation
My new tombstone
Wendy
Number6 
"Where do you keep your fresh hay?"
-- Man on the Inside, Season 2
Karen E. Lund ππ@GetCarter No, the trouble is that the sheep are ignoring the sign.
Large Format ProjectionistSooooβ¦Ramming speed?!
Zaphod BeeblebroxWell, they are Sheep Detectives.
Token Sane Person@GetCarter The solution is simple. Get out of the car, chivy them back past your car, and then get back in and drive on. It just needs you to realise that you are not trapped in your car.
Takako π@GetCarter And perhaps, if you were to offer food, they would never leave you. ππ€£
It got me curious re. what snack sheep would enjoy and found this. https://www.newlifeonahomestead.com/things-sheep-can-or-cannot-eat/
Azitaka π¨πΊ