Four rams (three almost yearlings and one almost two years) and ewe lambs in pen behind them.
DH, Steve, with Amos (almost two year ram)
Our rams.
Nine bred ewes.
A walk out to the pasture followed by the nine ewes.
January 18, 2010
Our BFLs
Why did we decide to lamb early this year? I have to remind myself as we clean stalls, get lambing jugs ready, and boot the rams out of their stall to the lean-to in the pasture (that's after DH enclosed half of the open side for added protection). All in very cold temps....brrrr! Anyway, while vaccinating, preparing for lambs, and doing other chores this weekend, I snapped some pics of our flock.
Four rams (three almost yearlings and one almost two years) and ewe lambs in pen behind them.
DH, Steve, with Amos (almost two year ram)
Our rams.
A walk out to the pasture followed by the nine ewes.
Four rams (three almost yearlings and one almost two years) and ewe lambs in pen behind them.DH, Steve, with Amos (almost two year ram)Our rams.
A walk out to the pasture followed by the nine ewes.
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Brrrr - it does look cold there. All our snow is gone, replaced with mud.
Best wishes for a successful lambing.
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