Baymule
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What beautiful babies. I kinda like Roadblock LOL I hope Willow recovers with no complications.
purplequeenvt - Lambs 2017
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norseofcourse
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Congrats on 3 live healthy lambs! I hope Willow heals up fast and well.
I like Roadblock too...
I like Roadblock too...
Sheepshape
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Beautiful lambs (and mama Willow).
I'm sure they will all be fine.
I'm sure they will all be fine.
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purplequeenvt
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Willow is doing well today and has decided to accept her girls. We had someone that purchased a wether from us last year (she has other sheep) that wanted a bottle baby and she drove 4 hours one way today to get the ram. We thought 2 lambs was enough for a Willow to handle.
Mike CHS
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That worked out perfectly.
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purplequeenvt
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Don't think I ever posted a picture of Carolina's babies.
Radium (Brad) and Actinium (Ace)
Sally (Thallium), the BB. She got moved to the barn today. She's not happy.
One of the c-section triplets sucking on Lyd's nose.
River and Tay
Peppy (one of Lil's triplets)
My pyrs are all living at a neighbor's farm due to some neighbor issues. Mira loves her 2nd mommy too.
Radium (Brad) and Actinium (Ace)
Sally (Thallium), the BB. She got moved to the barn today. She's not happy.
One of the c-section triplets sucking on Lyd's nose.
River and Tay
Peppy (one of Lil's triplets)
My pyrs are all living at a neighbor's farm due to some neighbor issues. Mira loves her 2nd mommy too.
Bruce
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I don't think I would like a lamb sucking on my nose!
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purplequeenvt
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I saw your post on your journal a while ago about feeding bones and I forgot to go back and respond about whether Merlin was alive or not. In answer to your question....he's fine.
Bruce
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Glad I didn't kill him with "kindness"
NH homesteader
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Merlin. Such a sweet face.
