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Stop Bleating ‘Sheeple,’ Sheeple

Sheeple, according to the wielders of the word, can belong to any number of flocks. You might be a sheeple (that's a fairly common construction, "a sheeple") if you: own a televisi...

by Dan Mitchell
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Ranchers and Scientists Agree: Counting Sheep is No Way to Get to Sleep

Counting sheep doesn’t hurt, but it doesn’t really help, either.

by Sam Brasch
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A Farmer’s Best Friend: The Old English Sheepdog

Robust and kindly, and sporting a bearish, wooly coat not unlike the flocks they devotedly guarded, the Old English Sheepdog once upon a time ruled the rolling hills and pastures of Great Britain.

by Lori Rotenberk
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Move Over Bigfoot, Here Comes Sheepsquatch

Deep inside West Virginia, a monster waits.

by Andy Wright
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Sheep: The Once and Future Kings of Golf Course Design

Who knew? Sheep make golf a less frustrating game.

by Sam Brasch
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The (Secret) Rise of Mutton

Few Americans have a taste for mutton. Some farmers and chefs are trying to change this, but it turns out mutton is more ubiquitous than you might think.

by Laura McCandlish
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An Illustrated Account of the Pleasant Valley Sheep War

The Pleasant Valley Sheep War broke out in Arizona in the 1880s between two families, the sheep-herding Tewksburys and the cattle-herding Grahams. By the war’s end, nearly every family member of both clans was dead.

by Lucas Adams
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Wool But Were Afraid to Ask

How to buy wool like a pro, with the help of an actual wool expert.

by Andy Wright
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In Victorian England, a Sheep Wasn’t Just a Sheep

How the sheep came to be one of the more exalted forms of livestock in Victorian England.

by Andy Wright
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