Since everyone else is doing it, I might as well join in. Our lambing
started January 31 with a set of twin boys. February 4th followed with
another set of twins, girls. these are the sister-in-laws mixed breed. The
twin boys, one is black with some white, the other blackbelly. Both with the
sh
Many young mothers and/or first time mothers have
smaller babies. This applies to almost all species. It
is sort of like the Momma is practicing the pregnancy,
parturation and raising stuff. As long as Momma and
baby are both behaving normally, the baby continues to
gain and remain active, you are
Oneta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; "Nancy Richardson"
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Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Lambs Born
>
> I have a question. I have a young ewe, not yet 1 yoa, who had her 1st
> lamb. He is itty bitty, teeny, tiny.
Subject: [blackbelly] Lambs Born
Well since everyone is speaking of lambs . We have had 113 live lambs born
since Jan 1 to 64 ewes total. Some of these are Jacobs but over half are
black bellies of some sort. We lost 7 others for various reasons. We are not
done lambing yet. But I hope they hold off
Well since everyone is speaking of lambs . We have had 113 live lambs born
since Jan 1 to 64 ewes total. Some of these are Jacobs but over half are
black bellies of some sort. We lost 7 others for various reasons. We are not
done lambing yet. But I hope they hold off for about another week beca
