Summary: Farmers aren’t supposed to get emotionally attached to their livestock. But when you suddenly find yourself caring for two newborn sheep, these things happen. Outside contributing editor A.C. Shilton had long dreamed of becoming a farmer when she and her husband purchased a plot of land in Tennessee and began managing chickens and horses and cows. Then she <a href="https://www.outsideonline.com/culture/essays-culture/lamb-mom-special-needs-sheep/">added a few sheep</a> with the idea of slowly raising a flock—and very unexpectedly came face-to-face with what she was really missing in her life. This episode is brought to you by Tracksmith, a proudly independent running brand that makes high-performance products for amateur runners striving to be their best. Check out its entire collection at <a href="http://tracksmith.com/">Tracksmith.com</a> . New customers get $15 off their first order of $75 or more for a limited time by entering the code OUTSIDE at checkout.
