Promise Acre: Our Journey

[Latestarter]

Grats on another successful delivery!

 

[promiseacres]

Barbie had twin girls
All lambs have color this year. Just have 2 yearling ewes left. Makes it hard to sell out mentally... I got an email from her new owner, Emily had twins too, a ram and ewe. Both colored also.

 

[Latestarter]

They look great! Grats!

 

[BlessedWithGoats]

Congrats!

 

[WingAcres]

Awwwww!!! Now I want lambs. Glancing through your journal and your animal's names (barbie, Elsa, diamond) sound like my human kiddos named them - some chickens now are shimmer glimmer, Leo and Raph. Future nigy wethers will be dinosaur and rainbow.

 

[promiseacres]

Traded some of my short eared vlops for a polish doe for Jocelyn . She named her Celestia

my helpers

 

[promiseacres]

onyx, a yearling lambed this afternoon, a little ewe. Appears strong despite her size. 1 left

 

[Latestarter]

Grats! good luck w/the final one!

 

[BlessedWithGoats]

Congratulations!

 

[promiseacres]

introducing Chewbacca... John's show bunny I hope. He's about 6 months old and very "squirrelly" traded Moon the short eared vlop REW for him. From the same breeder as the 2 chocolate Polish. Hoping he calms down as he's freaked out, I can handle him but he jumped at and attacked my son today. Very concerned this is not something he won't come out of. Maybe he just needs time. told John I will keep working with him. If he doesn't hopefully the breeder will find us a substitute. He's very nice type but I don't tolerate meaness.
Down to 13 vlops, 3 polish, 3 vlop litters due next week.

Had 2 inquiries on the newest lamb. First one insisted I lower my price by $80 bc they would get a good home and she needed 2 black ewes to compliment her other sheep. I met her price in the middle but it wasn't what she wanted. she also had tried to buy Emily for a low price. She goes, good luck selling....I wanted to say good luck finding healthy ewes for that price
this next one wanted me to sell just the lamb as a bottle lamb while I Know many goaties do that.... not doing that to a new mama with her first lamb. Mama knows best.