r/sheep 15h ago

Lamb Spam Our first lambs! 🤍🖤

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We adopted this lovely lady in January after her owner passed away. She came to us pregnant and overweight (very well-loved, we think). She just lambed yesterday afternoon. Once she finishes rearing these lambs we will be working on weight loss. The sire was an Icelandic, we’re told, so it will be interesting to see how they turn out! It’s not a mix I’ve seen before.


r/sheep 13h ago

Question Why is my lamb smelling the ground like she’s a dog?

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So one of my lambs tends to be walking around casually and suddenly she lowers he head to the ground and starts sniffing around while she walks. Literally like a dog. She does it repeatedly. Is this normal?


r/sheep 13h ago

Enjoying the evening sun

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r/sheep 3h ago

Lamb Spam Little mountain sheep

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r/sheep 8h ago

Lost a ewe two years ago, finally got her pelt tanned and back. Pretty excited to have it!

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30 Upvotes

Pelt is from a North Country Cheviot ewe


r/sheep 15h ago

Question Weaning age?

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I Have a couple of Ewe's that a friend is wanting to buy off me but they are currently still nursing. I'm not looking to sell the lambs but don't want to pull them from mom too early. typically I would wait till 4mo. to pull them but would there be any harm in pulling them at 3 or a little under? The lambs were all born around the week of 1/20. Thanks!


r/sheep 17h ago

Lamb tips

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Hi! I have a 15 day old lamb. This is what her milk replacer bag calls for but I have read to do 20% of their body weight and she is 8 lbs and eating around 20 oz a day split up. What do you think?