Watch the video of Scott trying to herd the sheep out of his yard.

Video credit: Scott Russo/YouTube

Having committed the imperative error of leaving his back door open, Scott Russo was stunned and befuddled when a shitload of sheep invited themselves into his greenery enclosure and set up camp there.

Scott, who lives in Lincoln, California with his family, had opened the door so his daughters, four and five years of age, could get a take a direct look at the animals, yet he forgot to close it.

After ongoing rapidly wildfires, nearby experts have been conveying groups of sheep to increasingly provincial territories to monitor the excess and diminish the danger of the flames beginning once more.

Fortunately, Scott made the right decision disapproved of property holder would do in such a circumstance and made a point to film the whole thing.

 

In the video, Scott can be seen endeavoring to crowd the sheep out of his yard.

He and his wife Erin beginning of sounding very interested by the entire thing. Scott guides them to ‘get outta the yard’, however, the poor little fellas can’t generally work out where the exit is.

Things begin getting more shaggy when much more sheep, clearly interested by the tumult, choose to join the gathering and begin to advance in.

Speaking to local news station CBS13, Russo’s wife, Erin said: “They quickly shuffled in and before we knew it, in the blink of an eye, there were hundreds in here and we just didn’t know what to do.”

Scott at that point switches up his strategy and resorts to taking off of the yard and attempting to influence the sheep to pursue. It works to a degree. At this stage, Erin has hopped on the family trampoline and taken to waving a tambourine at the sheep so as to attempt and terrify them out of the yard.

The combined attempt of herding and the tambourine shaking in the end works, and the enormous gathering of sheep charge out of family’s back greenery enclosure and into the land behind his property.

 

 

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