My experience in throwing a ram on his back is all in your technique. I'm 5'4" 120 lbs and can flip a yearling ram. You just need to time your grabbing of the horns and twist quickly. Once you get them over it's easy to keep them there as long as YOU want. I have a ram that's just coming on one year and he will be getting flipped within the next couple of day's. We've had so much rain I wanted to wait until I have dry ground underneath me, I don't want to slip. I find it to be quite an exhilarating experience after it's done and the respect I get is great. It's amazing how this changes their attitude.
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