~This little guy was born yesterday . Isn't he cute? He looks like a little bandit.~
~Here he is with his mother, Bide-A-Wee Buttercup.
~This is what was going on in the sheep shelter this morning, another lamb!" Jacob ewes will generally deliver lambs unassisted - and in secret if they have their way..." JACOB SHEEP IN AMERICA by Ingrid Painter
~Cedar Pond's Leah, with 4 horns, is her mother.~
~After lambing and cleaning, it is time for a bit of warm milk!~
~I get so excited about lambs. With Jacob Sheep you never know what the spot design will be, or how many horns the little lamb will have. Jacob sheep have from 2 to 6 horns, males AND females.
~" The Jacob is a dainty breed, having skinny legs, small frames, tiny ears and very small, rock hard hooves that are black or black and white striped. Possibly the largest and most outstanding feature on a Jacob ram are his horns. There can be any number but an even spread is by far the prettiest and most esthetically pleasing.The horns can be black, or black and white striped and are fairly smooth. " JACOB SHEEP IN AMERICA by Ingrid Painter
Blessings : healthy lambs
Do you believe in miracles?
ReplyDeleteHow very sweet to see the little ones. Thank you for sharing part of your world with us. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteI love the babies! The more I read about sheep, the more I would love to get some.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Thankful Paul, I was completely gobsmacked by your blog, and yes, I DO believe in miracles....
ReplyDeleteMildred, aren't lambs truly among some of the cutest baby animals He created ?
Candy,you NEED sheep. If you raise sheep, use their wool for spinning, then you weave your handspun yarn and voila! a life time of heart singing works of love!Oh, the true joys my sheep and what they produce have blessed me with! Even their manure fertilizes our gardens and increases our productivity...
awwww just makes me all cozy inside - this whole birthing thing really excites me. Mine are done now (I think!) and now I get to enjoy your beautiful spotted babies. I love your evangelical reply about keeping sheep - that is how I got into the goat thing (friend who says goats are her addiction!)
ReplyDeleteAww....how wonderful to see the newborns! So sweet. I love the mask on the little bandit. Makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteAAAdorable! Watching your new life makes me want to begin lambing again.
ReplyDeleteYour lambs are adorable! I love seeing everybody's lambs :)
ReplyDeleteThe new lambs are beautiful! I love their markings and those horns on the adults are wild but very beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the most exciting time of the year for a breeder, when the babies come. They are adorable and Jacobs are so strong for newborn animals. Mine will start in a week or less now and I can't wait. Keep us posted on any new arrivals please...
ReplyDeleteCute lambs! And an especially moving look at your family.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new lambs! And thank you for an especially moving look at your family.
ReplyDeleteYou need to name him Zorro.
ReplyDeleteAnother precious baby! So, so beautiful! Wow, makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteThe little sheep is so cute. He looks like a stuffed animal! Don't you just want to pick him up and hold him? Blessings,Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThank-you all, I think I have only 3 ewes left to lamb, but then again, I had some big yearling ewes this year and they may lamb later on in the spring. Kathleen, they do look and feel like stuffed animals, and with their little ears, tiny perfect feet and button noses....so cute!
ReplyDeleteA.Joy, Zorro or The Lane Ranger?
Maybe just Alejandro. But only if you say it right. =)
ReplyDelete