I have only a few coats in many sizes, to see which I like. The first and only one I brought home from Jefferson is on Bluebell, in the picture. Handling them is over, now, and it looks like a pain to get them on, so. . .we'll see if any more go on this year. Progrss, not perfection is the goal, right?
We have a Finn / Polypay ram in with Soot, now. It will be interesting to see what comes of this mix. I can't wait until we get a little one (hopefully MORE).
Candy and I are still dreaming of more sheep. I keep hinting to Norm.
Yes, Candy, after the first day or two with new "roommates", all the sheep settle down. We'll leave them in their groups for 3 weeks and then split up boy and girl groups again. Then it's a long, quiet winter.
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Are you going to coat your sheep this year? Happy Breeding!! We will be done in a few weeks!
I have only a few coats in many sizes, to see which I like.
The first and only one I brought home from Jefferson is on Bluebell, in the picture.
Handling them is over, now, and it looks like a pain to get them on, so. . .we'll see if any more go on this year. Progrss, not perfection is the goal, right?
We have a Finn / Polypay ram in with Soot, now. It will be interesting to see what comes of this mix. I can't wait until we get a little one (hopefully MORE).
Candy and I are still dreaming of more sheep. I keep hinting to Norm.
Hmmm, Connie,
let me guess what color Soot is!
;-)
Hi Gail. It's been awhile. The girls are looking very good. I imagine you are going to have a happy farm for awhile.
Yes, Candy, after the first day or two with new "roommates", all the sheep settle down. We'll leave them in their groups for 3 weeks and then split up boy and girl groups again.
Then it's a long, quiet winter.
ROFLOL!
Wonderfully appropriate caption for that photo...
;-)\\
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