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This was my surprise last year...Picture taken over 2 weeks until lambing. I just knew she would have triplets. NOPE - she had twins.

I believe bio tracking also has horse pregnancy tests with over 90% accuracy

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ewe-Crazy-Farms/261483567300570 Here is my page. Nothing too fancy, but it does the job. I sell a lot through facebook, more than my actually website at times

WOW?! Really? Hair sheep (Especially pure Kat's) sell for a lot more than woolies in my area - sometimes even 2x as much!

This may not be true of your area, but the registered sheep in my area sell for 2 and sometimes 3 times as much as crossbreeds. Katahdins are the fastest growing sheep as far as popularity in America and most breeders sell out at least one year in advance. If you have a nice flock with good...

They will eat those grasses just fine as long as it doesn't get too out of control. Keep an eye on Craigslist, or you can visit www.katahdins.org Most sheep on that website are going to be registered though. What region of GA are you in? I had a few crossbred Katahdins I was selling, but...

If you scratch #11 off your list I would say go for hair sheep. I live in South GA, and I can't imagine having wooled sheep... I am afraid they would have a heat stroke. My Katahdins are a dream. They don't require much maintenance at all, mow the grass well, aren't loud, extremely friendly...

Is that a recent photo? If so, I really do not think he is 4 months old... He looks really young in that photo and definitely not breeding age

:celebrate I will have to go get some photos now and submit them for next week. Thanks

Question - Could I submit pictures of chickens, or do I need to stick with "herd" animals or rabbits, dogs, etc.?

I'm about 10 miles from the FL Line (in GA) Welcome!

It can be done surgically in which you really won't tell the difference between a ram and whether

I took this video this winter. Sorry the video is not good quality, I took it with my cell phone. I cannot post the video straight to BYH but if you have a facebook you can see the video by clicking on this link. The link will take you to my farm page where that is last thing I posted...

Great Post! True of a lot of breeds in dogs and other animals... I have gotten multiple emails from people stating that "Caucasian Ovcharka's or Caucasian Mountain Dog is my DREAM DOG" Please let me know if you have any for sale... Love the pictures of yours! Well... I have a picture of my...

You can never have too many!! I don't even want to go out and count how many I have. Honestly the numbers change depending on what day you ask me... I hatch every Saturday and ship chicks on Monday. I have no idea how many adult/juvenile birds I have... I would guess around 100 at least

Your birds will have absolutely no problem getting 3 feet off the ground. As mentioned above, be sure to put the roosting bars higher than the nesting boxes.

I don't know if she is "too far gone" but have you tried milking her out to release some of the pressure? Don't milk her out completely (this stimulates making more milk) but just maybe 2/3 of the way. I would then give penicillin. See if she pulls through. I have 4 ewes in my flock now...

The goats and sheep will share worms. That most likely is your problem if the goats have a high worm load. Try giving them all a dose of cydectin. I have found that works best and fastest. Ivomec only kills one type of worm dangerous to sheep (I can't remember which one off the top of my...

Welcome from South GA! Can't think of anyone near me with miniatures though...

Yep something in people's mind only lets them think that sheep are solid white. People think of goats as being multi-colored for some reason. They are in for a surprise when they come to my place. I have many different colors in my flock including: red, brown, black, white, black and white...