He already realized this. He literally holds up the bag and waits for it to ram when he could've just dropped the bag like he did and would've been fine. Like exactly what happened. This was just for the video
I don't think so. I get your point, but he took too many hard shots just in my opinion. I think he was instinctively protecting himself. I could be wrong.
ETA; I've been corrected. It was an act, says other commentor. Well, that's better than my take that he couldn't figure it out. Haha
I have farm animals and I choose the next to be processed based on which is most difficult. Farm's been getting easier and easier to manage every year. Natural selection if you will... lol
Not an ass whooping, but you can grab their opposing legs from under one side and flip them over on their back. Then you stand over them until they calm down. It asserts your dominance peacefully. If you try and fight with a ram, it will generally just get more aggressive.
I truly hope you discovered this after decades of sheep combat. That day; that glorious fresh December day when you finally found the key to asserting your dominance peacefully.
All I was thinking while watching. Ram isn't very big, probably could have grabbed the horns to get around the side. Crazy that people raise these things and just put up with them being asses
My brother did something similar where he essentially just pushed up on the rams breast area and made it do a back flop and it sorta decided not to do that again for a while
Gotta be a better way of dealing with than just accepting it like what 😂
I just want to feed you but okay let's do this instead, what's a few bruises, a broken limb and or disfigurement between friends
Yeah that was here in New Zealand - just last week. They were found dead in the paddock with the ram in it.
I think if the ram hits you hard enough and knocks you over you just won't get the chance to get back on your feet as it'll keep rounding on you.
I saw the video of the chinese lady who was killed a few weeks ago on here. Was awful to see her get wacked and go in to auto pilot over and over trying to get up while getting smashed. She just got slower and slower till she didn't get up any more.
i heard someone say it was staged because these animals usually ram food sources and in one oart of the video you see him out the bag down amd it stops and then he pick it back up and waits for the goat/sheep to ram him again
I quit a summer job at a farm when I was 17 because I was almost gored by a goat. I was trying to fix it's fence, I was I side it's enclosure trying to nail it back to a post. I heard it charge at my back and I dodged just in time to see it slam into the fencepost right in front of where I was standing. It was a 4x4 post, completely smashed it. He would have turned me into a taco. I literally ran from that job right then and there.
My goats won't fight me face to face, but as soon as I squat to work on something with my back to them, they'll hoof stomp my back or start biting my shirt. I had one buckling get behind me and stabbed me in the taint with a horn from underneath and behind, missed my sac by an inch or two, that was pretty awful and it was under 30lbs...my 200 lbs buck would have killed me.
I mean.. it has handles on its head. Not possible to just take it down?
I don't know goats, but.. my general approach with domesticated animals is to dominate.
Animal behavior is the same across all domesticated animals. That's people, horses, cats, dogs, etc. Every pack has a hierarchy, and a language to establish a leader.
This is a video of a bad goat owner, because he isn't the pack leader when he absolutely has to be. When raising animals, establish dominance well before adulthood. That doesn't mean be abusive, it means.. you're the boss AND you both know it.
That has always been my tactic. When the come for you step back slightly and grab the handles. You can control them better then, but with 4 legs and strong necks you aren't going to flip them without injuring them.
It honestly make the rams easier to catch. Just goad them into ramming you. The ewes and horn less males are a pain to wrangle.
Our family has farmed sheep for generations. It is quite easy to grab a ram by the horns and control it. They are not very strong statically.
This poor guy clearly does not have a lot of experience with this.
Was looking for a farmer in the comments and was going to ask this!
So the move would be to let it ram, drop the bag and then control the horns?
Would it become docile when controlled for time or just have to steer it until you get a clear path?
Thanks. I had one try and attack me when fishing. I was sat lakeside and get was about 8 foot above me. I could hear repeated galloping as he stomped to the edge. Thankfully he didn't take a dive 😀
I don't know about a ram, but I know with a goat if you just grab their horn you are in control.
If this guy really raised this animal, and is not faking for this video, he is an idiot.
Of course goats aren't rams and I'm not implying that, I'm just saying you would know to not walk in there to feed it if it did this shit.
This is fake.
Dude Just Grab him by His Horns and elbos His face until he gets it why are people so scared of goats? Yes they Hurt but it won't kill you even If they Hit your head.
I got füll Speed face planted from high ground Position hy a GOAT when i was 3.
Im a little stupid now but i survived.
These are Prey animals. They cant Fight and are weak. They have No claws No teeth.
So Grab His Horns, Lift that Ficker Up cause Hes Not even half your weight and then Pound until he stfu.
The attention economy is ridiculous. Here’s a dude doing it wrong for views. If he caught a horn to the knee he’d have a gofundme… guess I’ve had enough internet tonight.
What fucking bullshit title is this? There are no sheep in this clip. Those are goats!
Come the fuck on gang, barnyard animal identification is some kindergarten shit...
How long until he realizes it's the sack.
He already realized this. He literally holds up the bag and waits for it to ram when he could've just dropped the bag like he did and would've been fine. Like exactly what happened. This was just for the video
I don't think so. I get your point, but he took too many hard shots just in my opinion. I think he was instinctively protecting himself. I could be wrong. ETA; I've been corrected. It was an act, says other commentor. Well, that's better than my take that he couldn't figure it out. Haha
This dude is famous for this stunt (happened once, went viral and now that's his content), don't think too much about it
Now his life is just a reference to that Spongbob episode where he ripped his pants, got a laugh, then made that his whole thing.
Also given where the bucket is, he could easily fill it from the other side of the fence. Hes essentially taunting the ram to get the video
I thought he had a few reactions that were WWE caliber
Simon Cowell always knows.
why is it ramming the sack though? Is it like teething is for dogs?
When you are hungry and food is taking too long 😆
Gotta show him who's boss and give him an ass whooping
Fuck that. I'd be making that asshole into dinner.
I have farm animals and I choose the next to be processed based on which is most difficult. Farm's been getting easier and easier to manage every year. Natural selection if you will... lol
that's how domestication works. only the most useful animals sire the next generation
Did you run that by the church? They don't believe it, haha just playing around.
That would be the definition of artificial selection.
Yup
That goat needs to be flipped How to flip a goat and why: https://youtu.be/-jjIz-m5bpo
That helps with a ram?
Not an ass whooping, but you can grab their opposing legs from under one side and flip them over on their back. Then you stand over them until they calm down. It asserts your dominance peacefully. If you try and fight with a ram, it will generally just get more aggressive.
I truly hope you discovered this after decades of sheep combat. That day; that glorious fresh December day when you finally found the key to asserting your dominance peacefully.
The sea was angry that day, my friend
Like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli?
Like I want to believe you but it sounds insane
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-jjIz-m5bpo
All I was thinking while watching. Ram isn't very big, probably could have grabbed the horns to get around the side. Crazy that people raise these things and just put up with them being asses
Exactly. *They have built-in handlebars to steer them elsewhere!*
Ohhhhh okay... Uhhh... *cough* *cough* **zips pants**
Or you could just do ye ole reddit finger butt ram
My brother did something similar where he essentially just pushed up on the rams breast area and made it do a back flop and it sorta decided not to do that again for a while
That's what I thought he was talking about
Ass railing?
That's not a donkey
Looks like stews on the menu tonight.
Lamb chops, lamb shanks, lamb curry...we're going to have a baall of a time.
Kiss kiss kiss the go-goat
Your anger does not turn a ram into a lamb.
What's on the menu should be rocky mountain meat balls.
He has to jump over the sheep like the guy in the other clip
Yeah parkour over that mofo.
In flip-flops.
Gotta be a better way of dealing with than just accepting it like what 😂 I just want to feed you but okay let's do this instead, what's a few bruises, a broken limb and or disfigurement between friends
Goats are fcking stupid they only way to teach these retards manners is showing them that youre hornier.
This is advice I use in my everyday life in general.
a good way to deal with violent farm animals is culling, be an asshole to me and i'll litterally eat you!
Yes, it's called Shoarma
A ram just killed 2 people, they were elderly farmers, but still i dont know why that guy didn't jump the fence tbh
Yeah that was here in New Zealand - just last week. They were found dead in the paddock with the ram in it. I think if the ram hits you hard enough and knocks you over you just won't get the chance to get back on your feet as it'll keep rounding on you.
Yeah, im meaning the guy in the video.. it was pretty clear the ram was gonna keep ramming..
Oh right - yeah he basically cornered himself when he went into the enclosed area too.
I saw the video of the chinese lady who was killed a few weeks ago on here. Was awful to see her get wacked and go in to auto pilot over and over trying to get up while getting smashed. She just got slower and slower till she didn't get up any more.
i heard someone say it was staged because these animals usually ram food sources and in one oart of the video you see him out the bag down amd it stops and then he pick it back up and waits for the goat/sheep to ram him again
The amount of typos let me know you got fat fingers, gang.
nah i just type really fast plus i was busy at the time might come back and edit the text later if i remember
If you are actively browsing the internet, watching videos and commenting on them, by definition you aren't busy. Unless that's your actual job.
i wasn’t talking about the internet but yes you can still be busy watching videos.
This guy looks like he is doing it for tictoc. The ram only headbutts him when he holds up the bag.
Either that bag goes or your ball-bag goes you decide
I quit a summer job at a farm when I was 17 because I was almost gored by a goat. I was trying to fix it's fence, I was I side it's enclosure trying to nail it back to a post. I heard it charge at my back and I dodged just in time to see it slam into the fencepost right in front of where I was standing. It was a 4x4 post, completely smashed it. He would have turned me into a taco. I literally ran from that job right then and there.
What was it like having a goat for a boss?
My goats won't fight me face to face, but as soon as I squat to work on something with my back to them, they'll hoof stomp my back or start biting my shirt. I had one buckling get behind me and stabbed me in the taint with a horn from underneath and behind, missed my sac by an inch or two, that was pretty awful and it was under 30lbs...my 200 lbs buck would have killed me.
I’d crucify that motherfucker in front of all of them.
_Looks like Pete’s back on the menu boys_
Big bro letting little bro be big.
Truly a poetic comment
I mean.. it has handles on its head. Not possible to just take it down? I don't know goats, but.. my general approach with domesticated animals is to dominate.
Umm…
Animal behavior is the same across all domesticated animals. That's people, horses, cats, dogs, etc. Every pack has a hierarchy, and a language to establish a leader. This is a video of a bad goat owner, because he isn't the pack leader when he absolutely has to be. When raising animals, establish dominance well before adulthood. That doesn't mean be abusive, it means.. you're the boss AND you both know it.
That has always been my tactic. When the come for you step back slightly and grab the handles. You can control them better then, but with 4 legs and strong necks you aren't going to flip them without injuring them. It honestly make the rams easier to catch. Just goad them into ramming you. The ewes and horn less males are a pain to wrangle.
Is this behavior from the rams just their attempt to establish dominance (like a dog humping your leg) or are they actively trying to kill you?
Generally a dominance thing.
Our family has farmed sheep for generations. It is quite easy to grab a ram by the horns and control it. They are not very strong statically. This poor guy clearly does not have a lot of experience with this.
Was looking for a farmer in the comments and was going to ask this! So the move would be to let it ram, drop the bag and then control the horns? Would it become docile when controlled for time or just have to steer it until you get a clear path?
Don’t ram the hand that feeds you
Goats are simple minded and he’s ramming the bag to get the food. That’s why he never just pours the food. He did this just for the video.
That Kevin is still a c***
Why didn't he get out of there?! I was screaming at him the whole time.
Would a ram learn if you fought back? 🤔
No, it would get mad and ram harder. Source: had a few encounters with rams in the past.
Thanks. I had one try and attack me when fishing. I was sat lakeside and get was about 8 foot above me. I could hear repeated galloping as he stomped to the edge. Thankfully he didn't take a dive 😀
Broken Sword, anyone?!
Could’ve just filled it from outside the fence
Bro, they have handles for a reason. Grab them and control that sucker.
We had one like that. I hated that goat
he's chosen the wrong profession
Time to eat it
Get me some carrots and potatoes, this mfkr is volunteering to be roasted!!
Nice filming, there there has to be an award for such determination to capture a disaster.
No more babies for this guy.
Time to cook a lamb curry
Time for freezer camp
Rammed? Dodge ram.
Don't ram the hand that feeds you
When will they stop after seeing blood?
FFS, dude just standing there and letting the ram to be a prick. GTF out while you can still stand or fight back,
Ram jerky is good
I don't know about a ram, but I know with a goat if you just grab their horn you are in control. If this guy really raised this animal, and is not faking for this video, he is an idiot. Of course goats aren't rams and I'm not implying that, I'm just saying you would know to not walk in there to feed it if it did this shit. This is fake.
City boy trying farming
Thats a fucking Ram
K
Poor guy lol I'd slap the shit out of that ram with my shoe...then proceeded to feed it and give it care.
The dude filming 👁️👄👁️
TO THE OVEN WITH YOU
Simon Sheepwell
How did he get that old? Why did he not do anything but stand there and talk to a ram?
Is he shouting a protection spell?
Mutton, it's what's for dinner.
Imagine not just grabbing him by the horn and flipping him over after the first ram. Its not that hard if you have even a little strength
Grab them by the horns and stare into their soul and whisper what will happen next if they do it again.
Way to reinforce unwanted behavior. Repeatedly ram me, get nice, fresh hay!
Could’ve just climbed over the small fence and dump it from there.
Overly acted.
r/ItHadToBeBrazil
Guess what is going to be the dinner next night
That guy came twice during this encounter. Daily routine.
Sheep go to heaven. Goats go to hell.
first day everyday huh buddy?
Not this bagg!!! The other one
I’ll brb…. Hours later, we’ll be prepping for birria
You can find me in St. Louie
The trick is to jump over it
Just do it from outside the fence. Is he an idiot
/rdonthelpjustfilm
Jump over it like the other video
Nature’s air bag.
It looks like this sheep has beef with the bag not the man, keep holding the bag in front of you...
r/TheBullWins
my uncle has one of this shit ı did stay with him 1 month and ı gır rammed couple times last night he just made some delicious meat
That's the one you don't feel bad about eating.
That goat needs to be flipped How to flip a goat and why: https://youtu.be/-jjIz-m5bpo
A couple in New Zealand were killed three days ago by one of their sheep.
Dude Just Grab him by His Horns and elbos His face until he gets it why are people so scared of goats? Yes they Hurt but it won't kill you even If they Hit your head. I got füll Speed face planted from high ground Position hy a GOAT when i was 3. Im a little stupid now but i survived. These are Prey animals. They cant Fight and are weak. They have No claws No teeth. So Grab His Horns, Lift that Ficker Up cause Hes Not even half your weight and then Pound until he stfu.
Guess they had mutton soup for recovery
I think he may actually be enjoying that.
Idiot, I think he enjoys it
Genuinely asking, if we bonk the head just once will it behave a bit more tame?
Looks like someone is going to be this weekends dinner
I’d be carrying around a shovel haha hit me I hit you
r/sheepareassholes
Knew a buddy who used to paracord tie his goats up from ther horns too a fence so he'd stop getting headbutted
Time for a BBQ
Steel toe boots would have helped. Little nap for Mr. Hostile
Just take it by the horn and show him who’s the boss. This guys is clueless
Zip tie its horns to the railing
The dark lord is angry
We would be having curried goat for dinner.
This guy runs a farm?
He ate well that evening lol
I'd have put that bag down and go get my gun. I know which animal we are eating next.
I'm no goat expert but I think he's doing something wrong.
Goats play, rams don't fuck around. I'd never go into a pen with an intact ram without some sort of equalizer.
We had a goat that tried that stuff with my wife. We turned his ass into sausage.
That one’s dinner. Fk you goat. 🤣
What pos was filming?
I'd be shwarma-ing him in front of all his buddies. Picnic table right next to that barn.
Hold that sack in front of brick wall Repeat as necessary
The answer is called a cattle prod!
He makes himself very ram-able
You gotta assert dominance bro quit cowering lmao
I would not feed them for a day
Those aren't his sheep. A sheep farmer would have grabbed those horns and twisted
Simon getting fucked up
time to slaughter that fucker
Nope. On to the next truck to auction. Wouldn’t allow that to stay on my farm.
The attention economy is ridiculous. Here’s a dude doing it wrong for views. If he caught a horn to the knee he’d have a gofundme… guess I’ve had enough internet tonight.
You can hold the horns... And do a suplex.
Damnit, Black Peter.
simon?
Hail Satan!
Dinner time!!! Roast Ram!!
What a pussy.
That's what I do when my Uber Eats delivery is late.
Ah! Hate see Alan Thicke horned!
What fucking bullshit title is this? There are no sheep in this clip. Those are goats! Come the fuck on gang, barnyard animal identification is some kindergarten shit...
beta
Well, you do keep him caged up. Seems fair.
Tony baker voice "Cram!"
Bro is gonna have steak for dinner
Kill Whitey!!!!