Our fences are easy to spot in May when the Katahdin sheep are shedding.
Because we have no trees in the pastures, the sheep choose the fences for a good rub.
The wire bracing is ideal for loosening the hair on their backs. As for the hair on their sides, there is nothing like a long run of woven wire that they can lean against as they walk. They've created white fiber-wrapped fence that stands out in the fields of green.
But I can't help but wonder if we could up the ante on the sheep artistry. What would happen if we painted the sheep before shedding season?
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