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promiseacres
Herd Master
Had a good weekend though am a bit over DH working Sat am then cutting wood all afternoon. I know it's good b/c it makes for a warmer winter, less $ spent on LP but....6 days a week with no break from my little ones...we'll it gets old. And the kids miss their Daddy too. I am so ready for Spring but that just means outdoor projects at home. Of course I have no plans of getting more critters..... so yes it's my own fault..... I really really want some more ewes and some bunnies (wouldn't say no to a friendly little goatie either) and dreaming about a horse. But definatly need to get some more shelters. A barn...would be fantastic but some reason the house roof comes first....
My ewe Smoke seems to be getting closer to having her lamb! About 3 days ago I looked at her and thought she'd lost a lot of weight! But I think the lamb just dropped. She usually munches on hay and straw all day where I can see her from my back door and today she stayed behind the pine tree and didn't come over when she heard the back door. I checked her a little while ago and accidently spooked her with the flash light....she kept her tail up so....maybe soon! I hope she does as well as Barbie. This 1 lamb once a month isn't too bad....but I really hope I can group them up a little closer with some managment of when Patch gets to hang with his girls next fall.
My ewe Smoke seems to be getting closer to having her lamb! About 3 days ago I looked at her and thought she'd lost a lot of weight! But I think the lamb just dropped. She usually munches on hay and straw all day where I can see her from my back door and today she stayed behind the pine tree and didn't come over when she heard the back door. I checked her a little while ago and accidently spooked her with the flash light....she kept her tail up so....maybe soon! I hope she does as well as Barbie. This 1 lamb once a month isn't too bad....but I really hope I can group them up a little closer with some managment of when Patch gets to hang with his girls next fall.