Dozens of prize sheep struck, killed by a train

From: Deseret News (Salt Lake City) | Date: December 28, 2005| Author: Laura Hancock Deseret Morning News | Copyright information

SPANISH FORK -- Dozens of prize-winning purebred sheep are dead after they were hit by a train after being chased to the tracks by a dog.

Jim Jensen, one of four people who own the group of sheep, said eight of the 132 sheep in the flock are still alive. Thirteen immediately survived the accident but five have since died as the result of injuries.

"There's a couple more of those -- two more at least -- that I'm not sure will make it," said Jensen.

The accident soured the h...

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