Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 10月18日 23時50分

"I’m 25. I started shearing about five years ago, and I quit for a couple of years to have my daughter, who is 2 years old now," says Katherine Richie from Roseburg, Oregon. "Before I started shearing, I would help the crew in different ways. One of the first years, I was helping lead the sheep through a chute to the trailer and working to put the wool in a wool press. It was one of those days: a hundred degrees outside, and a new guy on the crew made a sexist comment to the effect of, wouldn’t it be nice if I could shear some sheep, too bad I was a girl and couldn’t handle it. Well, I went to shearing school. The first time I sheared with that guy, I sheared three more sheep than he did; the second day I did eight more than him. In my second year of shearing I would average 24 more a day than him. Now we’re friends." Tap the link in our bio to read more stories from Katherine and other women shearers like her. Photographed by @nhmcelroy, reporting by @_true_stories_.

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