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Livestock => Sheep => Topic started by: Hillview Farm on April 04, 2013, 06:10:12 pm
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I went up to check the girls in the barn at lunch time, fed them and so on. Everyone ate fine and then I noticed one (Miss Suffolk) was a little off colour. she laid down and grunted and grind her teeth.I just thought she was umcomfortable as shes 6 days away from lambing but I went back to work ( Sheep are on the same farm) came back 2 hours later to be faced with two lambs up on their feet with full bellies! The sneaky girl had spat these lambs out quick time!
Anyway I'm over the moon with my lambs as they are my first ever lambs of my own! Got a nice ewe lamb and a ram lamb= One happy me ;D
Pics to follow this evening!
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:thumbsup:
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That's lovely, enjoy them ;D .
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Well done, looking forward to the pics
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Congratulations looking forward to the photos ;D
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As promised!
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They look lovely, with wonderful ears :sunshine:
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They are Huge ears!!!
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This was taken today... Big ears or what?
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Excellent !
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Awwww lovely. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Ours started today aswell. OH is going away for the next four days so I'm on my own.
Now I remember that awful gnawing in my tummy feeling - hoping they're going to be OK and worried that Mum is going to reject them or they are not going to get a feed or they are going to weaken and die.
Hasn't happened yet so statistically - there's got to be a first time. :gloomy:
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OH has said that I have to mention that last year he was on his own for most of the lambing and it was all fine :fc: :fc: :fc:
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adorable :love: I want one!! :gloomy: still no lambs here sigh
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Tonight i'm on my own. I get abit scared in the dark but getting here to see.my two beautiful lambs springing in their pen and happy munching all round is the best feeling!
Dont worry kan, i'm sure they wont be long!
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Mine aren't due for another week or so, but given the weather, the ewes can hang on as long as they like as far as I am concerned...
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:love: absolutely gorgeous .
This was taken today... Big ears or what?
He's listening to you :innocent:
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hmm you may have a point Steve although still no lambs this morning and I am hoping the weather has turned a corner :fc:
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Awwww lovely. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Ours started today aswell. OH is going away for the next four days so I'm on my own.
Now I remember that awful gnawing in my tummy feeling - hoping they're going to be OK and worried that Mum is going to reject them or they are not going to get a feed or they are going to weaken and die.
Hasn't happened yet so statistically - there's got to be a first time. :gloomy:
I'm the same suziequeue, it's great to have have 50 straightforward lambings from my Shetlands but it does mean that apart from courses I don't get any practice with tricky lambings. Not that I want it, but it does mean you are always a novice every year and worry about if you will cope if and when help is needed!!