Jeff, I would think we'd need a little more information in order to make an internet-diagnosis ;-)
Were these first time moms? experienced ewes? Multiple births? or all singles? New ewes? New ram? What do you feed? Did you change anything? new source for grain? hay? How long did the lambs live? Did the ewes care for them as 'normal'? or avoid them from the get-go? Did they act "thrifty" & then suddenly die? or were they sort of sickly then slowly died? stillborns? When did you last worm? vaccinate? with what? Where are you geographically? How did the lambs seem to die? (if you observed) Did you try anything to save them (if you guessed they were dying)? Etc., etc.,
There's a lot more involved than just dying. In order to make an educated guess, you have to educate us as to what was happening ;-)
Diane in Michigan
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