rSheepskinning
rSheepskinning is a term used to describe the practice of removing the wool from a sheep. This process is essential for the sheep's health and well-being, as well as for the harvesting of wool for various commercial and artisanal uses. Sheep are typically shorn once a year, though some breeds may be shorn more frequently. The timing of shearing often depends on the climate and the specific breed of sheep. In colder regions, shearing might occur in the spring to allow the sheep to shed their heavy winter coat before warmer weather arrives. In milder climates, shearing can happen later in the year.
The process of rSheepskinning can be done by hand using specialized shears or by machine, which is