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This a pictorial story of first getting the sheep and how they are evolving, so some of these sheep are no longer with me
2013 New Arrivals - All Homebred are named after Forest Trees
Don't forget to click on these to get the full sized picture and the captions
Don't forget to click on these to get the full sized picture and the captions
Hickory courting at his new home in Kent |
Hickory showing a beautiful mane |
2014 Images
Jenna with 'New Forest Oak'
How's this for 1 day old - I'm too fast for the camera !!
(Oak)
Spruce chilling out
Willow the little ewe lamb loves to touch noses
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I don't care if you're laying down, I can still reach
(Oak)
I just love the lambs when they are so trusting
They think its a great game
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The girls had a holiday from lambing, so just a few general pics for 2015
2016 images
Below are pics of the sheep getting their heads through the hurdles. Of course there is one stupid lamb which had to pit her head through the narrow slots at the bottom and had no idea how to turn her head sideways to get out! so I had to put on each hurdle some plastic chicken wire and wire some wood on the bottom to stop the sheep getting their heads under the hurdle and lifting it up and unlocking the tops which was quite dangerous. So to stop that happening I found some lengths of garden rose ties just perfect for the job. Is it only me who has these problems?
More pics to follow with the 'additions' on them.
