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Something goes SNAP!
Brittney LaCoste le 03/27/2024

Each lambing season we have an inevitable orphan or two that we rear in the kitchen. The dogs love their little tempoary friend. One season a little Cheviot fella, hours old,  got stepped on by mum and snaps his leg in two! His road to recovery was long and very entertaining!
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Lambing - Round 1
Ewes & Me le 02/27/2021

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Wool & The Sheepish Dog
Ewes & Me le 02/26/2021

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Lambing - Round 2
Ewes & Me le 02/26/2021

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It's Not ALL Sheep.
03/02/2021

For as long as I can remember, I have always loved Irish donkeys. In fact, I still have a small stuffed donkey made out of wool, complete with turf carrying baskets, that my Auntie in Dublin brought over to the states for me when she visited back in 1972! This wonderful donkey has now found its home on the fireplace mantle in our Irish home's sitting room.

Ready, Set.....Baaaaaa!
02/27/2021

With lambing season right around the corner – six weeks off to be exact – I am in high gear trying to get everything sorted for the "season". After a full review of my notes from last year, I will do my best to make improvements to the process. Big ones. Little ones. Anything, really, that will help me walk through lambing with as little side stepping as possible.

Who Couldn't Use A Booster?
02/01/2021

As each year of "husbandry" passes, I discover more and more little quirky remedies for the various maladies that crop up from time to time among the sheep. One of them is the use of an invaluable product called Rumen Booster. (And no, I don't get a nickel for the mention here and happily pay full price at our local farm co-op).

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Lovely long, white fleece