[morri2]

Yep!! 4 months definitely next time.  Looks like its only the two for now.  At least its two less for the next session.

[Freddiesfarm]

Any reason why you didn't castrate?  Means you don't have to force wean them just because you are worried about them working.

[shrekfeet]

Hi Morri, yep I'm still here. Been distracted a little recently. Watching the forums but not posting much. Polls are doing well thanks. Have three lovely ewe lambs from last spring that I plan to get rid of if you hear of anyone looking on Hampshire. I can sell them easily to a big breeded but they would be great for a small starter flock. Very friendly.

Spring seems to be around the corner, Hazel is nearly in flower and the bees keep leaving the hive. Even sawa  hedgehog the other night. I think we may be in for a shock though

Hope all good with you. How's the lamb and ewe?

[morri2]

Hello again!  Lamb and ewe improved greatly last day or so, thank goodness.  No signs of spring just yet here.  We're a bit behind you guys down there, probably by about 2 weeks or so.  Only just getting snowdrops peeping through the frozen soil at the moment.  At least the sun is shining. 

I hope you find a suitable home for the ewe lambs, I'm afraid I don't have any contacts your way, spent all my life in Wales!  I rarely sell my lambs, ewes or rams until they are over a year old and, like you, I prefer to sell them to smallholders due to their friendly nature. I've got four Bowmonts now too - they are in lamb to a Dorset ram this year, but hopefully I'll sort out a Bowmont ram for next season.
All the best, Caroline