purplequeenvt Lambing 2016

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The blankets look fabulous. I always keep a couple of wool throws on the back of the sofa for watching TV. Much better than cranking up the heat. I carry a couple of wool throws in each car too for emergencies. (Like when my husband cranks the AC up high to stay awake on a long trip and I am wearing a jacket and shivering. LOL!)

Cute goat kids, I really miss our bottle kids. Mama raised babies are not the same, although as I get older, I like mama doing the work! I just miss the loving I used to get from my little dairy kids.
 

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The first of the fall 2015 lambs was born this morning. A gorgeous black Border Leicester ewe lamb too!


This is her mother's 2nd lambing THIS YEAR. She lambed in the spring with a nice ewe lamb and we bred her early summer for this lamb.

We only bred a few (5) for fall babies as an experiment. We've never tried for fall lambs before and we are interested to see how they grow compared to spring lambs.
 

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I'm in love! :love What a beauty! Will she stay black or turn gray?
 

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I saw this thread over in the recent posts and read over it from start to finish here. I really appreciate the time you take not only in showing photos, but describing the ups and downs of these breedings. I look forward to hearing more about your Fall babies, and wish you the best. I've never had anything other than goats, but this interests me a great deal. Thank you for this thread!
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