Shoulda' said that earlier in the game! This is Collette, with her new son. The sire is Lockerbie, making him 25% Titus, 12.5% Jamie, 6.25% Ebony Boy, 1% Laird.
Friday, May 1, 2009
Look what I got!
I'm beginning to figure out the game the sheep are playing this year. All I need to do to get a ewe to lamb is leave the camera at the house when I check the barn. And just yesterday, I told my boss I had given up hoping for a black lamb this year, and see what I got today?
Shoulda' said that earlier in the game! This is Collette, with her new son. The sire is Lockerbie, making him 25% Titus, 12.5% Jamie, 6.25% Ebony Boy, 1% Laird.
Shoulda' said that earlier in the game! This is Collette, with her new son. The sire is Lockerbie, making him 25% Titus, 12.5% Jamie, 6.25% Ebony Boy, 1% Laird.
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3 comments:
Hi Lisa, Congratulations on getting your black sheep. I had never seen a black BFL. How fun!
HORRAY!!!! I know you didn't purposely breed for NC lambs but I also didn't realize you had so many that would carry it! do you know who carries color in your flock?
What a fun surprise!! Congrats! WOHOO!!
Congrats Lisa! I was hoping you would say Larkhall was the sire. :-)
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