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Ooohhh! I am sooooo jealous!!!! 
I have wanted a camera for so long! Can't wait!!!
I have wanted a camera for so long! Can't wait!!!
Just some pictures..New Beginnings 08/26/12 Pic Heavy
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Beautiful pics!!!!!!! I love your pyr. and the pic of the sheep climbing on the other sheep's back is so funny (and cute).
thanks for sharing!!!!
thanks for sharing!!!!
secuono
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I wonder if it could be turned into insulation? I know wool is cleaned, fluffed and treated w/fire and pest retardants and cut into strips to fit into walls. Pretty cool stuff. I've been thinking of saving mine for buildings that don't have electricity in them.
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The pictures are so nice and clear compared to my camera. I have a Kodak EasyShare and I don't like it. Let's see more pictures of your dogs! What are your thoughts on that breed of dog with sheep and chickens? Also with people/strangers? Yes, the pictures look professional.
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More......
Stinkeye....
This one isn't in great focus but if you zoom in, you can see mine and her sister's reflection in her left eye
Finally, one of the sisters together.....and they're both even smiling!
Southdown, I love my dogs. They are great with the sheep and probably too friendly with people. I've not let them have any contact with my chickens, I wasn't willing to sacrifice any of them for the training process. The dogs are in with the sheep 24/7 and don't have access to the rest of the farm. I only have about 8-9 acres fenced for the sheep, the rest of the place (20 acres total) is slick and barbed wire. The dogs do a wonderful job, Sophie is the dorper colored one. She's more tractable and once I tell her no, I know that she will not do whatever it was when my back is turned. Penny, the solid color one) on the other hand is a rascal in that respect and will only obey when you are there. I've been warned that having two females together will result in all out war fights. They are a year and a half old and so far, that's not been the case. They will have spats, but nothing that I am not comfortable with at this point. They are great company for eachother and LOVE to play together.
Stinkeye....
This one isn't in great focus but if you zoom in, you can see mine and her sister's reflection in her left eye
Finally, one of the sisters together.....and they're both even smiling!
Southdown, I love my dogs. They are great with the sheep and probably too friendly with people. I've not let them have any contact with my chickens, I wasn't willing to sacrifice any of them for the training process. The dogs are in with the sheep 24/7 and don't have access to the rest of the farm. I only have about 8-9 acres fenced for the sheep, the rest of the place (20 acres total) is slick and barbed wire. The dogs do a wonderful job, Sophie is the dorper colored one. She's more tractable and once I tell her no, I know that she will not do whatever it was when my back is turned. Penny, the solid color one) on the other hand is a rascal in that respect and will only obey when you are there. I've been warned that having two females together will result in all out war fights. They are a year and a half old and so far, that's not been the case. They will have spats, but nothing that I am not comfortable with at this point. They are great company for eachother and LOVE to play together.
Southdown
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Beautiful. That top one of the chicken looks cool.
bonbean01
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Keep posting more photos...I'm enjoying them!
More 
. I swear, I am addicted to this camera! Went to a friends house today and will post some pics from there. I've also posted some pictures of his spotted/dappled boer goats on "Everything Else Goats" forum if you want to check them out. Theyre pretty cool. I even got some pics of sheep this time, I don't want to get booted to another forum so gotta keep it real Haha!
My new registered ram lamb. I love his face but I've started thinking that they hit a nerve or something when they tagged him.
The only "for sure" ewe lamb that I am keeping from my first crop. She's a tank.
I emailed pics to a previous buyer today of this little ewe. If he decides he doesn't want her I'll keep her
Her twin brother
From my friends farm:
Does this shot make my butt look big???? LOL
. I swear, I am addicted to this camera! Went to a friends house today and will post some pics from there. I've also posted some pictures of his spotted/dappled boer goats on "Everything Else Goats" forum if you want to check them out. Theyre pretty cool. I even got some pics of sheep this time, I don't want to get booted to another forum so gotta keep it real Haha!My new registered ram lamb. I love his face but I've started thinking that they hit a nerve or something when they tagged him.
The only "for sure" ewe lamb that I am keeping from my first crop. She's a tank.
I emailed pics to a previous buyer today of this little ewe. If he decides he doesn't want her I'll keep her
Her twin brother
From my friends farm:
Does this shot make my butt look big???? LOL
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Are those wildflowers? It looks so pretty, I was wondering what it was.
bonbean01
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Love your photos...and yeah...are those wild flowers??? So pretty!!!
Red mentioned Symphony should check your photos out because she is deciding on what kind of camera to get. I'm using a little Kodak one and it's fine for how little I use it...but love the results of your new camera...also your excellent photographer eye
More photos please...I see that your dorpers like to eat too! Our dorper/kat crosses will show more or less of one of the breeds and the more dorper ones keep their weight much better than those showing more kat.
Red mentioned Symphony should check your photos out because she is deciding on what kind of camera to get. I'm using a little Kodak one and it's fine for how little I use it...but love the results of your new camera...also your excellent photographer eye
More photos please...I see that your dorpers like to eat too! Our dorper/kat crosses will show more or less of one of the breeds and the more dorper ones keep their weight much better than those showing more kat.
