 While slaving away these past 36 hours plowing snow with just a 2 hr nap and a hr to do chores I really was thinking I needed a lamb fix. And not any of my already born ones.....you know...'fresh' ones :) Granted we did have a bull calf born during the storm in the shed (good Regina momma) but it wasn't the same as lambs...let alone twin ewe lambs!
While slaving away these past 36 hours plowing snow with just a 2 hr nap and a hr to do chores I really was thinking I needed a lamb fix. And not any of my already born ones.....you know...'fresh' ones :) Granted we did have a bull calf born during the storm in the shed (good Regina momma) but it wasn't the same as lambs...let alone twin ewe lambs!So far 10 lambs, 7 are ewes and they are all from Jazz, the F1 Jericho boy. Both these girls are 43% UK and their mother at six years of age is still jet black. I had to do an 'above' photo to show off the tiny krunets they both have. That makes six lambs with some type of krunet marking. I have heard from others that they have been getting a lot of these too.
Only 24 more to go!
 
 
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Yup I'm screwed...I'm having all rams....lol
Congrats on the ewe lambs Garrett! I don't know how you keep up with all the snow plowing and the lambing and calving. 24 more to go?? Wow!
I was feeling quite screwed yesterday too with 4 ram lambs and zero ewe lambs out of the Shetlands. But we finally got a Shetland ewe lamb this morning, and another ram lamb.
Then a pair of twin Shetland mules.
So overall, we're at 5 ram lambs and 3 ewe lambs. :-)
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