A SECONDARY crime scene over the suspected murders of two prominent sheep breeders has been established in East Bendigo. Douglas and John Streeter, both in their 60s, are thought to have been discovered by John's wife in the front garden of the farmhouse at Natte Yallock in Victoria's northwest about 5.30pm yesterday. The men are believed to have suffered gunshot wounds to the head and chest. Police have now converged on a property at Pipers Lane in East Bendigo, about 90km away. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident, which has rocked the small Natte Yallock farming community, 200km northwest of Melbourne. Robert Vance, a councillor and former mayor of the local Pyrenees Shire council, has known the men all his life and was struggling to understand what happened. "It is just beyond belief," he said. Mr Vance said locals were in a state of disbelief. The family had bred Merino sheep in the area for at least three or four generations, he said. The Streeter's have been around forever.