Farmer Sutra! Are gay rams really a problem in the sheep industry?

A breeding ram has only one job. What if he can’t perform? “Unfortunately, he’ll have to go into the food chain,” said Dewi Jones, the chief executive of the sheep-breeding company Innovis, speaking on a Channel 4 documentary, My Gay Dog and Other Animals, which will be broadcast on Thursday. The show reports that one in 12 sheep is gay. “There is ram-on-ram behaviour going on over there,” Jones says, watching his rams.

It says they adopt the habits of the creatures they are brought up with...but what farmers do in their private life is no concern of ours...

Presume 'ramifications' was deliberate...clever

RAMIFICATIONS genius

Ew(e). Let them be.

Don't tell the Muslims they will be protesting outside farms

Ann Widdecombe will knock up some magic potion, it’ll sort them right out.

Farmers must attend lessons in LGBT relationships in animals.

Gay Rams. Pride Month.

I thought all rams were horny.

Only if you breed sheep

Gay sheep are for the pot.

yeah they are. put them down

It's the transgender rams that are causing the most problems

Let theeeeem love

Hey, no attacking of my family. I don't care about which gender they prefer, love them all :D

im the only gay in the field

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