Baymule’s 2021 Lambing

Mike CHS

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Since we started our livestock journey in dairy goats we always had bottle kids. When there were only one or two, my children would bring them into the house secretly to play with them. We did not have diapers for them. :oops::mad:

BOTTLE BABIES ARE SOOOO MUCH FUN!

And they can be fun for years. :)
 

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Checkers had a ewe lamb last night. The lamb was hunched up and cold 3 hours ago. I sat in the hay, put her between my knees, tented a towel over her and warmed her up with a hair dryer. Before I started, her mouth was warm, but she looked cold, so I gave her a little help.
 

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You are having a banner lambing season! Pretty colors and patterns and a lot of twins. Twins are the only way to be profitable in sheep. "One for the shepherd and one for the flock" as the saying goes. Can't wait to see what you decide to keep, Bay. They are all registerable as percentage Katahdins so you should really think about joining the Katahdin Breeders Organization and registering them now. That way you have a head start on your herd when you get some registered ewes. Lots to sell this year too! Hay $$ or registered sheep $$! :weee
 

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