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Roving Jacobs
Seeing Spots
Up to 15 lambs now. Had a pair of accidental jacob/cormo cross lambs and twin jacobs, both sets were ram/ewe twins.
My cormo ram must carry spotting because we ended up with a typical black jacob cross ewe and then a spotty fake jacob ram.
It'll be interesting to see how their fleece turns out. They're very cute for little oopses.
Real jacobs born last night.
It was chilly and my friend was desperate to see a lamb in a tiny coat so I had to oblige.
Everyone else is growing well and handling the weird up and down weather with no issues. I'm really liking having March lambs so far! The ewes are gestating them longer and they're coming out more vigorous than my usual mid-April lambs. I'm not sure I would risk it with a typical snow belt March though.
My cormo ram must carry spotting because we ended up with a typical black jacob cross ewe and then a spotty fake jacob ram.
It'll be interesting to see how their fleece turns out. They're very cute for little oopses.
Real jacobs born last night.
It was chilly and my friend was desperate to see a lamb in a tiny coat so I had to oblige.
Everyone else is growing well and handling the weird up and down weather with no issues. I'm really liking having March lambs so far! The ewes are gestating them longer and they're coming out more vigorous than my usual mid-April lambs. I'm not sure I would risk it with a typical snow belt March though.