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Police launched an investigation after the apparent "theft" was reported to them on October 10.
It was thought they had been stolen between September 26 and October 3 from fields around High Stenries farm at Waterbeck in Dumfries and Galloway.
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However the farmer found the sheep sheltering in a nearby wood. The animals, Texel cross and Cheviot mule cross sheep, were safe and well.
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