35-40 lb cut and wrapped
At 03:02 PM 10/12/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>Ok. Another question. What should I expect wgt wise. He is about
>100#'s now. What would I expect back on sheep. oj
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Vet came out to help a friend pull a backwards calf with the hind legs
sticking out. His comment was, "Jeez, how fast was the little sucker
running when he hit her??"
Barb L.
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I will have to remember that one. What a laugh.
I know I have some ewes that have had 3+ lambings and they can still
surprise me. They get fat and happy looking but it looks like belly.
They will have no bag to see and boom, baby the next am and a bag
running like crazy. I figure they know more
Cold weather lambing is not all that bad. With a small shed, if you can
get a few other animals in with the one lambing, they will produce a lot
of heat. In my small shed, 10 ewes inside will have water condensing on
the roof in about 30 minutes and you can take your coat off when it is
below
When I was talking with my processor he said that you lose 15# on the
head and hide with the small ones. With the one we autopsied the other
day. she was about 60 lbs, since she had lost a lot of weight in about
3 days. However, the offal would weigh at least 20lbs. I would think
if you got
I will sure agree about the terrible market after Easter I just
let mine run together all the time and try to get he young rams off
before they do any real damage From the autopsy of an older ewe a
couple of weeks ago, my little guys were shooting blanks
Onalee, if you will hav
