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Countryfile shared a clip of presenter, Adam Henson, suffering a painful sheep accident as he attempted to check on his Romney Rams

Countryfile fans were all quick to say the same thing after presenter Adam Henson suffered a painful sheep accident.

In a clip uploaded to the hit BBC One show’s Instagram account, it showed Adam, 60, attempting to check on his Romney Rams before letting them out into the field with the ewes.

In the caption, Countryfile explained: “Respect for this sheep’s attitude. Checking his Romney Rams over before letting them out into the field with the ewes is an essential part of their care and involves catching them!

“But that can be a little tricker than expected as @Adamhenson_ found out! Both the rams and Adam were absolutely unharmed and the rams were pleased to eventually get out into the field after their check up…”

In the clip, it sees Adam explain: “I’ve got to check the boys over first and the Romney, oh my word, as you can see are powerful sheep!” to which one of the sheep charges at the presenter.

Adam continues: “Let me just bring them back out here… now listen, steady, steady, steady, steady…” to which the sheep powerfully charge into Adam, knocking him into the silver fence as he swears in pain.

He exclaims: “Oh! The Romney are powerful sheep… the way to control a sheep is to hold them under the chin, but he got the better of me!”

Taking to the comments section, fans were quick to all say the same thing as they pointed out it was rare to hear Adam swear.

One person said: “The fact that @adamhenson_ swore has made my day” to which another follower replied: “was literally thinking the same thing” with laughing emojis.

Elsewhere, a different account put: “I don’t think we’ve heard Adam swear before!!”

It comes as Countryfile fans were left delighted as Adam made a huge announcement on social media. The 60-year-old farmer joined the popular BBC show in 2001, and has since become a household name.

His television credits extend beyond Countryfile to include Countryfile Summer Diaries and Inside Out. Thanks to his wealth of agricultural expertise, Adam has also contributed to BBC Radio 4’s On Your Farm and Farming Today, whilst co-presenting Lambing Live alongside Kate Humble.

When he’s not filming for Countryfile, Adam manages his own farming enterprise from Bemborough Farm in Gloucestershire. The site doubles as the Cotswolds Farm Park, welcoming thousands of visitors annually.

The popular presenter turned to Instagram on Sunday (February 1) to reveal some thrilling news after 14 piglets were born at his farm with his followers quick to share their support over the announcement.

Countryfile is available to stream on BBC iPlayer

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