All of this stuff is what I have in my 'sheep ready' bucket. Just about anything I could think of and there is more in the barn already waiting (buckets, halters, clips, panels, baking soda,etc) I have already moved a cot to the barn until my barn cam arrives perhaps tomorrow or Tuesday at the latest. These AI girls I feel need a little extra watching over, even if they are seasoned moms....I don't want anything to happen to the babies!
I believe everything in this bucket is either for the lamb, or the ewe and hopefully I won't have to use most of it, but it always seems the time you don't have something (like at 3am on a Sunday morning) you will need it. Better to be safe than sorry I always say!
Traditional 1927 Shetland Sheep, Pedigree Blue Faced Leicesters and Traditional Simmental Cattle in the land of cheese.
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I'm thinking maybe some Vallium, Garrett...... >:^)
We didn't see what's in your bucket, Garrett. Vallium is a good start, some peanut butter crackers, a nice bottle of "whatever you prefer" . . . you may need a trunk . . .
Ditto Penni's post. Good luck for a safe lambing season.
Dude, you are as prepared as anyone I've ever seen! Best of luck to ya. I've also found that a watch comes in handy. I don't know how many times I looked at my wrist during a lambing and discovered my watch was in the house. LOL.
Rich
And something that Cindy, Rus and I think is a MUST...chocolate and coffee!!!! :D
Best of luck to you...can't wait to see pictures!
We missed you this past weekend...coming to DeWitt??
Hugs!
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