Irish sheep herders

Irish sheep herders are old men that tend their flock of sheep, mainly from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and some parts of England. Thought to be brought over by Christopher Columbus, Native Americans resemble these men by lassoing sheep in the Navajo Reservations of Western North America. They are also spotted occasionally in Upstate New York, as well as some parts of Connecticut, thought to have been brought over the Plymouth Rock Colony of Massachusetts at one point from Celtic ancestors, especially in Maine.