Precious lambed last night, and with that comes the end of our lambing season!
Here is Precious with her ram lamb, Roy Rogers.
My son is thrilled with his last lamb and was checking to see how many horns he has, I was informed that he has 4 and there is good spacing.
He was hoping for a ewe lamb, but he is pretty happy with the little guy 🙂
I was just telling a friend last night that it looked like Precious had another week or two to go, so you can imagine my surprise to see her laying with a lamb this morning! The last 5 girls have been first timers and I couldn’t be happier with them. They have all been fantastic moms, acting like they have been doing this for a very long time.
Mud Ranch Hyacinth lambed yesterday and her ram lamb had a very full belly when I found them.
His name is Paragon, meaning a model of excellence.
He knows how to work his cute face 🙂
Here is Dandy’s Hope with her ewe lamb she had a little over a week ago.
Her name is Jaunty and she is going to be very happy to have some lambs her size to play with.
Windy Acres Mac is the sire to these lambs.
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Your lambs are the epitome of adorable, and look at the horns on that ram! I bet you are glad that the surprises are over for another year. I am still waiting on our Big Mama. I really hope she does not lamb at night as i just cannot stare at her 24 hours a day, but I really do not want to lose any of her lambs and last time her milk did not come down for hours..so glad you are all done and you must be thrilled with all those beautiful babies. c
Reading your posts had me wondering why 4 horns? Might have to do some online research on that one – interesting! These guys and gals are oh so cute and always put a smile on my face when reading your posts – thanks for sharing! Have a Great Weekend:)
So I have a genetics question:
If Mac is lilac and hope is lilac, wouldn’t the offspring be lilac? Percentages on that?
Great lambing season, Shannon!
Yay!!! That’s a wrap! Congratulations and on to the next adventure knowing you! Hugs!!
Pretty pretty lambs. Congrats on a great season!