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Thank you so much! She has so much personality already!

Oh no offense taken by any means. I like look for any advice I can get. I showed them but never really raised them. I appreciate the advice, all I can get! I just remembered having more tail.

I was reading that they needed to be an inch or inch and a half. When I bought these ewes their tails werenot as long as I remember when I was showing sheep as a child.

Try this again! I think maybe mommy stepped on the baby's ear. One is kind of bent in the first picture.

It's saying my pictures are to big!!!

Ok everyone, they are here. Both little girls! 1 was 8.2 lbs on January 23, 2019. 2 was 8.4 on January 24, 2019. Not the greatest pictures, moving around to much!!! Will post more tomorrow!

Thank you so much. I will soon, I love your Avatar! Mules are my favorite breed of hooved animals, however I am partial toy Brahman bull. The ears and face go straight to my heart!

Thank you so much for your advice and help. They are inside as we are pretty cold. Wind chills in single digits, snow on the way. I will definitely be keeping an eye on them. This will be their first time, am certain one has at least twins. I was wondering if you dip the cord and give tetanus...

We do but love every moment!

Thank you so much

My name is Angeline. I have small 2 ewe growing herd! Waiting for lambs any day!! I am raising Suffolk Sheep. We also have cattle,show chickens,show turkeys, cats, and hunting dogs. We have a busy ranch!!! We also have an awesome 11 year old who shows in 4-H and hoping to do more shows this year...

Hi everyone! New to thread and new to lambing. I always showed Suffolk sheep but never birthed them. I have a question I'm sure you all have heard before. I vaccinated my Suffolk ewes in late February of 2018, I was not expecting to breed them. Well, they are bred and ready to have their lambs...