Teresa & Mike CHS - Our journal

[Baymule]

Lance already has them well trained. LOL

 

[Mike CHS]

I love to watch him work but this is different than what he is used to. That piece of pasture is 800' long but that section of fence is only 100. Lance does pretty good at an outrun but when the sheep have no boundaries he has to move super slow (slow enough that they can keep on grazing) while he drives them. When they get to the opening going back to our place I let him go.

 

[Mike CHS]

Got a couple of semi decent ones. and attached one picture of Fred and Barney.

 

[CntryBoy777]

Sure looks like an enjoyable day, with all the sun....and the sheep really stand out on that green grass....

 

[Mike CHS]

I hope I'm not starting with a cold bug bit I have a low grade fever. I'm sitting here on the couch with a blanket over my legs, a stocking cap on and my heavy thermal jacket and I'm still cold.

 

[Southern by choice]

sorry you are not feeling well

 

[B&B Happy goats]

Feel better soon mike must of been that boat ride...?

 

[CntryBoy777]

The cold from the boat ride, breathing that cold air can affect ya....hope ya get thawed and warm very soon.....

 

[Mike CHS]

Thanks all. I don't feel bad but I'm not used to shivering.

 

[Bruce]

Sorry the trip didn't work out as planned. Just makes you long for the farm all the more I guess.

If I had the time, I’d put them through their paces. Just don’t have any to spare.

Now THERE is an understatement!

A boat ride across open water at 25* is usually not something people think about. If you think it's cold, get in that boat and you'll learn a thing or two about COLD!

And then add in the 60 MPH "apparent wind". That has to be some wind chill!

We or rather Teresa, are working on fecal samples this afternoon. She just finished Ringo's and he is showing zero parasite eggs.

I'm sure Bay is happy he won't be bringing any "little friends" to their place.
Yep, sounds like you are doing really well on the parasite front. Probably a lot better than others in your area.

I love to watch him work but this is different than what he is used to. That piece of pasture is 800' long but that section of fence is only 100. Lance does pretty good at an outrun but when the sheep have no boundaries he has to move super slow (slow enough that they can keep on grazing) while he drives them. When they get to the opening going back to our place I let him go.

Smart and well trained!