I arrived half hour later and settled them. Mom is very attentive which I love. Some 1st timers are scared.
Today I took LN to orthodontist then breakfast before dropping her at school. Next was MIL again where I shoveled out a spot to get to her curb before going to another doctor. Dropped her off, drove to chiropractor, back to pick up MIL then deliver back to her house.
When I got home I put boots on and heard a lamb cry from the mud. Looked way down alleyway and saw a newborn to huge bag ewe. Ran in to change into old clothes and back outside. Grabbed a towel and tried to get mom to follow lamb I carried. She was confused but eventually we got inside.
I swapped out pens and threw yesterday's set outside. About a half hour later while the first ram nursed:
Another ram lamb dropped.
And with that I am done lambing my little flock. With a bunch of first time ewes and one lost lamb which I think may have been my fault (I thought he was nursing but he was sucking beside teat) it was still a good year.
I learn new things each year.
Holey-moley, you had a couple of crazy days with lambs dropping all over the place! As you say, now it's over with and you can get back to a normal (?) routine. Love seeing the pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a kidding season for you. I do miss that here with goats. I am so afraid that Hubby will back out on letting me have them again.
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