SuburbanFarmChic
Overrun with beasties
Looks like my older sheep that has nursed a couple sets of triplets. She's completely saggy. Looks just like that.
Funny udder
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Alice Acres
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Yep, it's normal. All my older ewes look like that. (we have mostly trips and twins in our flock).
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Old lady's milk jug!
I also wished I had taken a pic of the Blue Faced Leicester girl from 2 years ago who had triplets and a ridiculously large udder.....so big that her lambs couldn't suckle from the teats which were too thick. I milked her and got 3.5 litres from one side and just over a litre from the other. I froze the colostrum/milk down and used it fro orphan lambs and triplet lambs. The ewe then was able to feed her own lambs, but was very saggy all that year.
Sandie
I also wished I had taken a pic of the Blue Faced Leicester girl from 2 years ago who had triplets and a ridiculously large udder.....so big that her lambs couldn't suckle from the teats which were too thick. I milked her and got 3.5 litres from one side and just over a litre from the other. I froze the colostrum/milk down and used it fro orphan lambs and triplet lambs. The ewe then was able to feed her own lambs, but was very saggy all that year.
Sandie
