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I see worse conditions than this at local saleyards where stock are held in yards without water for hours on end.
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^ LOL
But seriously, its possible the driver was aware of it already, may even have stopped and tried to push the leg back in, but it might not have been possible to move the leg without unloading some sheep first to make room. Animals legs can get into some seriously weird positions. Even just in our cattle yards, every now and then one gets its leg stuck somehow between rails and due to the physiology of the leg its hard to bend it to a position that easily allows to slide it back through the rails, especially when the animal is distressed and moving about trying to get its leg out but only making it worse.
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I grow weary of this thread, it is just going around in circles.
Let's call this "Silence of the Lambs".
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