[skyeman]

hi you guys, im skyeman. or mick which ever you prefer, i live on the isle of skye in a croft house with plenty of land to use so im hoping for help from you guys at tas . i split with my wife and im raising my two sons.we have some chickens and a couple of sheep and are planing more sheep more chickens and some pigs. its all new to me. we have been through a lot so would love some help and advice when we need it. its great to be part of tas. hello to all from mick connor and aaron on the isle of skye

[Brucklay]

Hi Skyeman and family - nice to meet you - good luck with your new venture and animals

[Roxy]

Hello, and welcome to this very nice forum, full of friendly folk

[SallyintNorth]

Hi there Mick  and welcome from north Cumbria

[Dan]

Hello Mick, and welcome from sunny Carnoustie. 

Good luck with the land and livestock, and ask if you're stuck, someone on here will be able to help. 

[dyedinthewool]

Hi mick,

good luck with your venture I'm sure you and the boys will have a wonderful life,  smallholding is awonderful way to bring up kids.

 

[Cinderhills]

Hi from North Yorkshire. 

[Hermit]

Hi, from another crofter in Shetland 

[Miss Piggy]

Hi Skyeman and family, It sounds like your sons are lucky to have a dad like you, I think you are all going to have a lot of  fun together in the coming years. I wish you well and you will certainly find many experienced people on here willing to help you out.

[Lesley Silvester]

Hi Skyeman  Welcome to TAS.  I'm now on here and loving it.   

[Rosemary]

Hello and welcome from Carnoustie 

Good luck with the livestock and the boys! At least you can put the livestock in a pen 

[HappyHippy]

Hello from me in South Lanarkshire 
Welcome to the forum, look forward to hearing more from you
Karen x

[skyeman]

to everyone who left welcome messages for me and my boys,thanks so much it means a lot, we got our first two lambs some months ago and they had to be bottle fed,needless to say they are very friendly, we came home yesterday to find them both lying in the kitchen,no one locks their doors here,they must have jumped up and caught the handle,kitchen floor needed a good clean.

[Floyd]

Hello from another crofter (Wester-Ross).

Pretty sure you can find any answer you want on here, just dont be shy about asking the question

[SallyintNorth]

to everyone who left welcome messages for me and my boys,thanks so much it means a lot, we got our first two lambs some months ago and they had to be bottle fed,needless to say they are very friendly, we came home yesterday to find them both lying in the kitchen,no one locks their doors here,they must have jumped up and caught the handle,kitchen floor needed a good clean.

 

Things like that happen here too.  But there is an explanation.... :