Baymule's Lambs, 2nd Lambing

luvmypets

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Btw Bay, love the names for your sheep! My brother and dad would probably hit me if I used any sort of pun to name our lambs :oops:
 

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My ewes are named Ewe-nique (due now?) Miranda Lambert (lambed this morning) Lady Baa-Baa, Lily (Lady Baa-Baa's lamb from January 2016) and Snowflake (Miranda's lamb from January 2016) The ram's name is Prince.

I name some of my chickens too. I have Robin, Dottie, Stupid Chicken, Beard-O (Ameraucana with muffs) Bless You the rooster, Rose, Elsa and the Delawares are known collectively as Mean Girls.
 

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Love the names! We don't name poultry... Except Brewster the rooster (who is never just called Brewster) and our tom turkey Gobbles (yeah original but he came with that name).

I feel like my livestock names are way boring compared to yours!
 

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I've been promised I can name some piglets Hogwarts and Hamlet
 

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I named a couple of steers many years ago and when it came time to butcher, I wound up selling them instead. My favorite ewes now are 133 and No Tag. Tar Baby (spotted face) isn't too far off from the favorites. :)

That will probably change but for now it works.
 

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Those steers were like puppy dogs and followed me all around. There is more to that story. My neighbor bought two at the same sale and a year and a half later, he had the same problem I did. We solved that by me swapping him two of mine for two of his. I didn't have a problem processing and eating his and the same for him. :)

That was 40 years ago so a lot of water under the bridge since then.
 

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That was perfect, you and that neighbor should have done that frequently! Lol. Cows are hard, you just keep them for so long before butchering.
 

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