Shepherd Stories: Hey shepherd, are you there?
The little fawns had no fear of us. My home is a safe sanctuary for the wild deer in our area.
July 1, 2026
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The little fawns had no fear of us. My home is a safe sanctuary for the wild deer in our area.
Then, he took off running at me (Imagine the front lines of two football teams) and then he leapt into the air trying to jump over me to escape. I, the lone shepherd stood my ground, sort of. He hit me high on my chest and I grabbed onto his wooly body with all I could. Backwards I rolled, a good 360 backwards somersault, 200-pound shepherd and 125 pounds of really angry lamb rolling over each other in the mud and manure,
Before the scream for help I was already on the move. The look of terror in her eyes is something that has stuck with me since 1975. She was beginning to go under and knew she needed salvation.
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