Sheep sound effects

One adult ewe, buzzing and a little hoarse, opening fast and trailing off. This is the version most edits want, because a single call reads as one animal in a specific place rather than as countryside in general.

Thin, reedy and unsteady, with a break through the middle. Reach for it when the shot needs something young in it, since the wobble is what separates a lamb from a smaller version of an adult.

Lower, rougher and slower to open than a ewe. The coarse rasp through the middle carries weight, so it works where the animal has to feel big without the scene ever showing it.

Two clipped calls back to back with a short gap. The repeat gives an editor a second landing point and reads as an animal insisting rather than simply making a noise.

Dozens of voices at different pitches crossing each other for ten unbroken seconds. Use it when the scale of the flock is the point and no single animal should stand out from it.

Hundreds of small hoof-taps, fleece brushing, and a gate knocking as the animals crowd through. It is the only card here with no voice in it, which makes it the one you can run under dialogue.