SweetDreams
Chillin' with the herd
As a newbie, I had to share some of the pictures that my husband and I took recently of our small flock.
This one is just part of the flock....of course looking for something good to eat.
The next ones are of rams that are less than a year old. We are actually trying to decide whether to keep them, or to go ahead and send them out to the stockyards. I like the horns, since that they make the rams easier to guide. But, there are too many males to our female population. We have a total now of about 65 individuals, but I couldn't begin to tell you how many of each we have.....too much to think about mathmatically (from losses and births this year).
Personally, I live to see flock fotos, and like to share. They are officially our "other" children.
Also....does anyone do like we do, and use a collie and or pyreness? If so, any suggestions on keeping the collie from being a bully to the lambs.....our "Bear" is a little too eager to get the lambs.
This one is just part of the flock....of course looking for something good to eat.
The next ones are of rams that are less than a year old. We are actually trying to decide whether to keep them, or to go ahead and send them out to the stockyards. I like the horns, since that they make the rams easier to guide. But, there are too many males to our female population. We have a total now of about 65 individuals, but I couldn't begin to tell you how many of each we have.....too much to think about mathmatically (from losses and births this year).
Personally, I live to see flock fotos, and like to share. They are officially our "other" children.
Also....does anyone do like we do, and use a collie and or pyreness? If so, any suggestions on keeping the collie from being a bully to the lambs.....our "Bear" is a little too eager to get the lambs.