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    Default If a sheep is in your garden?

    Can you legally kill it and eat it?

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    Just wave a jar of colemans mint jelly at it. You'll never see it again.
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    Depends how you kill it maybe?
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    Not had a sheep in the garden but have had cows in the car park. Why would they go somewhere where there is no grass to eat?
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    You could try shagging it to death.
    You are in Wales after all.
    I can't see the farmer complaining too much, and your defence could be that you were lost in the throes of passion.

    Then following that you have a post coital barbecue
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    You could try shagging it to death.
    You are in Wales after all.
    I can't see the farmer complaining too much, and your defence could be that you were lost in the throes of passion.

    Then following that you have a post coital barbecue
    You're assuming it's a ram, aren't ewe
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    Shear it and make a nice pullover.

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    Before or after you've shagged it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrei View Post
    You're assuming it's a ram, aren't ewe
    That's a terrible pun!
    You should feel a bit sheepish after that
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    I am sure someone owns it therefore that would be seen as cold blooded murder with intent to devour.
    You could always lure it into your driveway and claim it as roadkill
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