...who is not that little! He's 11.5#, and was born early this evening. As you can see, they are getting along just fine together. We put them in a pen so he did not get trampled during rush hour at feeding time. I'll let them out in the morning after the barn clears out. We may get rain overnight, so having less sheep in the main barn is good. Still have 7 more ewes to lamb.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Dodgie's little guy
...who is not that little! He's 11.5#, and was born early this evening. As you can see, they are getting along just fine together. We put them in a pen so he did not get trampled during rush hour at feeding time. I'll let them out in the morning after the barn clears out. We may get rain overnight, so having less sheep in the main barn is good. Still have 7 more ewes to lamb.
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