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TIL the food dye might be an ovine thing: https://www.rawlinshaw.co.uk/tupping-time https://www.rawlinshaw.co.uk/tupping-time > If the female is receptive, she
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TIL the food dye might be an ovine thing: https://www.rawlinshaw.co.uk/tupping-time https://www.rawlinshaw.co.uk/tupping-time
> If the female is receptive, she will stand for mating.
So that we know when a ewe has been mated, we place a coloured liquid underneath the ewe or place a harness on the tup which hold a coloured crayon. We change the colour at certain intervals so we know who has been mated when. This explains why you see sheep with different coloured bottoms all over Yorkshire!