77Herford Farm Zoo Journal Moving

[daisychick]

I need to see a lamb.

 

[Ms. Research]

I need to see a lamb.

Oh no, now you are in trouble 77, you made one of them cry.

 

[77Herford]

I was with a better lamb or what I call her lambchops my niece.
Google lamb, you see plenty, lol.

Are you ladies content now.

 

[daisychick]

VERY HAPPY! Thank you for sharing!

 

[marlowmanor]

Are triplets in sheep common? They are adorable!

 

[jodief100]

I think this calls for one nice Christmas present (Diamonds maybe).

Why waste your money on fancy saw blades. Get what a girl really wants. Like a Springfield 1911. Single Stacked, chambered in 9mm.

Love the lambs, they are cute!

 

[elevan]

VERY cute!!

 

[77Herford]

Are triplets in sheep common? They are adorable!

Its not terribly uncommon, twins happen often in many breeds. If you enjoy bottle feeding lambs go with Finnsheep they are PROLIFIC. It is common for them to have quads and quints. I have seen reports of one ewe having eight, yes eight lambs who all survived but most needed bottle feeding. Now if you cross a Finnsheep ram with lets say a East Freisian ewe (a dairy breed) then you get a ewe with lots of milk and lots of babies. In that case I've read of this cross supporting four lambs without assistance.

 

[77Herford]

I think this calls for one nice Christmas present (Diamonds maybe).

http://www.smileyfacesigns.com/images/smiley.php?button=glasses&text=Buy+her+diamonds!

Why waste your money on fancy saw blades. Get what a girl really wants. Like a Springfield 1911. Single Stacked, chambered in 9mm.

Love the lambs, they are cute!

My wife isn't a big fan of guns.

 

[marlowmanor]

Are triplets in sheep common? They are adorable!

Its not terribly uncommon, twins happen often in many breeds. If you enjoy bottle feeding lambs go with Finnsheep they are PROLIFIC. It is common for them to have quads and quints. I have seen reports of one ewe having eight, yes eight lambs who all survived but most needed bottle feeding. Now if you cross a Finnsheep ram with lets say a East Freisian ewe (a dairy breed) then you get a ewe with lots of milk and lots of babies. In that case I've read of this cross supporting four lambs without assistance.

I had learned from reading all the posts on BYH that twins are common, and actually preferred by sheep people. So will you have to bottle feed one of the lambs? Heck I'm still awed when I see quads in the goat posts. It's amazing! 8 lambs on one sheep sounds crazy, but amazing!