that's still great growth, especially for the lousy weather we are having. I can see the ewes with triplets loosing some condition so they are getting a little tlc as in a little more grain and a lot more hay. all I ever want is a nice set of twins but i'm not going to gripe, everyone is healthy and growing
I just love the picture above. mama looks so contented to be laying there with her babies.
I had to run into town and wound up having to go the longer way over the hills since the flat land roads were under water. The creek that is down from our place is out of its banks and it looks like there is over two feet of water over the lower road. The folks that have been to our place might remember this view taken from a rear bedroom windo. The runoff that shows in the upper part of the pictures is over 3' deep and that is my lane going out to feed normally.
Wow! Thats alot of water. I sure hope it lets up soon. Its quit here for now, but the second wave is coming. Might want to get some floaties for your sheep, Thor, and Maisy!
I can sure see why you want to build the "porch' off the side or end of your building. Keeping those tarps up and them not collapsing from weight of water or force from wind is a pita.
That tarp on the outside has been up for more than a year. There is a tall T-post in the middle that has an old Muck boot over the top of the post to keep it from wearing. They have enough shelters in the paddocks normally but everything is saturated now so I opened up the shop area for them.
At least you have enough drop in the landscape for it to run off pretty quickly.
My flat land just holds it till it eventually soaks in or evaporates from the effects of that big chariot of fire in the sky.