The last 24 hours have been very productive on the lambing front:
Baxter (x Rush) had a lovely solid black ewe in the morning yesterday (4/24/19)
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I don't like to admit to favoritism, but come on! |
Later in the afternoon Pearl (x Peter) had a strapping black ram, burly little fella!
While Pearl was midway through her labor, Georgianna (x Rush) kicked out a sweet pair of ram lambs - solid black and moorit.
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Does Georgiana look like she is smiling to you? |
Always exciting when two ewes are in labor at the same time!
Then this morning I thought I'd check barn at around 6 am and then go back to bed for that last 1 hour topper of dozy rest, but it was not to be as Siena (x Jon Snow) was pushing, so she very quickly produced these two adorable ewes, one is a solid moorit, and the other a solid black.