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Two more lambs were born yesterday afternoon. We love when they’re born in the nice warm day time……they seem to get a better start than when they’re born in the frozen night!
These two are boy and girl, a perfect set of twins.
This ewe was a show lamb from my last year of showing sheep in 4-H, she makes for a much better mom!
awh, cute!!
They look perfect to me and she looks like a concerned mommy. Hoping you all have a good week. Take care, EBet.
the girl is pretty cute too!
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxooxox
Aw…they are so sweet! Glad to hear the lambs have started to arrive.
My first comment must not have stuck. I didn’t notice at first who posted this and so the 4-H ewe had me wondering exactly how old sheep can get to be and it also had me wondering if maybe you had married in the 5 th grade Lanny otherwise this just wasn’t adding up. But now I see, the scales of doubt and darkness have been lifted from my eyes. Well actually I just ‘smartened’ up a bit. “Leave me in coach, I’m okay.”
How cute, Lanny the Lamb.
Hi EBet..That Mama trusts you with her babies..they look just perfect to me and twins..way to go! Lambing must be so much fun, when I was just little ( well maybe 10 years old) I would hot foot it on my bike to the neighbors in the spring to help feed the bottle lambs and cuddle the ones in boxes that were in the house to warm up. If I was a farmer..which I am way too old for I would raise sheep for their wool:)
I miss having animal babies this year! Beautiful girl and pretty lambs too.