There are NINE of them. maybe ten; they are very active. They are either torts, or possibly some rews. I will wait a few days to guess at colors. Pretty sure there will be a nicely shaded black tort, and some chocolate torts, as some have red on backs and heads showing already.
Not as many as I had hoped for, but they were born Sunday, and doing great. The weather has been very cold, so I am just happy for warm, well fed and live babies!
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| 2 reds and a chocolate agouti from GrCH Willowtree Beaumont (fawn) and GrCH Somerhill Silent Knight (choc agouti) |
Good turnout at the show. We had 9 white and 9 colored Satin Angoras shown by 7 exhibitors. My Somerhill Wintry Mix WSD was BOS in Show A and BOB in Show B for her first 2 legs.
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| 128 yards, 2.8oz, $32 white, red, black, fawn, chestnut, and chocolate agouti. |
These are Beau and Starry's daughters. Both are high points in the correct place - YAY!. I am really regretting not being able to keep the REW - she is something special, I think. Both are reserved.
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| Alberta Clipper - REW doe |
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| Lake Effect - fawn doe |
I am pleased with these 2 bucks from Beau and Starry's litter I think I will keep Nor'easter to show and grow out this summer, and Thundersnow is reserved
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| Thundersnow |
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| Nor'easter - chocolate agouti buck |
We picked the perfect day for a spring picnic on the lake. The rains stopped for a bit, sun came out, and it was perfect temp to sit on th...
