You have a nice flock. I love the name Gordon RAMsey!

Don't try to be his friend too much. I got my first ram last summer, he was 9 months old. He ate out of my hand, I was thrilled. He loved scratches under his chin, I was delighted. I was careful not to rub his head.
The problem started when I stopped scratching or ran out of feed. He wanted MORE. More attention, more feed, NOW. My mistake. He tagged me a few times and I whipped a plastic grocery bag out of my pocket, waved it at him and yelled. He ran away. He half way reared up a month ago in preparation to ram me and I quickly slapped him across his nose and ran at him. He ran away. With animals, in their language, the one who moves their feet is the loser. If you run or back up, you are the loser. So my mistake was getting too cuddly with him, because those balls drop, get bigger and the hormones kick in. Now we just give each other the "eye" and I never turn my back on him.
It is good to have your ram fear you just enough to recognize that you are the leader. That little bit of fear is respect. If RAMsey starts getting RAMbunctious (sorry, I just had to

) Make him move his feet. Make friends with your ewes, make your ram respect you.