Devonviolet
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@Girlies' Mum!
We have some awesome goat & sheep people here on BYH. It seems like you may have some experience with sheep, so will be a welcome addition to our group!
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The beauty of BYH is that I can help others while I learn from those who are more knowledgeable than I am. WIN, WIN!!
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However, if I'm not mistaken, sheep can be bred year around. (Hmmmm, I wonder if Baymule has any bred ewes for sale??? Hint, Hint)
Sheep do have a reputation for not being very smart but that is definitely not the case. We have shelters in all of our paddocks but they never use them unless it is raining. I just went out tonight to see where they were bedding down and it was in the middle of a 5 acre paddock and temps dropping down to the 20's. We had 3 lambs born a couple of days ago in the open at temps in the 20's and they have shelters all over.