Author Topic: Just dug her out,11 days completely buried in snow, still alert, unbelievable.  (Read 7851 times)

MrsJ

  • Joined Jan 2009
Lump in throat.  What a girl. :excited: :excited: :excited:

Bramblecot

  • Joined Jul 2008
Well done you for saving her :thumbsup: .  It puts my teeny weeny problems into perspective :thinking: .

Tala Orchard

  • Joined Nov 2012
  • North Cornwall
    • Tala Orchard
Way to go Ewe, Ewe must be of hardy stock.

Magic!!!!!
Pigs are human tooo

moprabbit

  • Joined Oct 2011
  • North Notts
Well done to you for getting her out and to her for having the will and resources to keep going! Excellent news!!!
4 pet sheep

Victorian Farmer

  • Guest
Wev had a team of helpers from the village most of the sheep are from 4 farms the first day we got 40 then sunday 10 on 1 farm they all died .I dont  no whits gone i would say 60 next farm over 200 the next over 100 the problem the price was no good in November so we had 260 instead of 180 and that was the same we all was selling at Easter .The average temperature was minus 8 at night and still a foot of snow sunday minus 12 .The other problem the first 2 sales eggs were bought for the incubate rs some hatched and some didn't all lost . i had the wood burner so all mine OK just lost all the eggs .And that's the tip of the problem no crops in the ground and dawn south even worse .

SheepCrazy!

  • Joined Nov 2012
  • Dumfries and Galloway
  • www.hawthornsoaysandjacobs.co.uk
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 :excited: Well done you for finding her :fc: for a better summer

 

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