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All absolutely gorgeous.
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They are all sooooooo cute, well done!
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Really good photo's - more Calendar material I would imagine !
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totally ah
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you have sheep as pets, fab. We were thinking of getting a lamb (i knw they grom into sheep) but then worried about the dipping drenching and shearing, so decided that they were pobably a little too complicated for us, plus i would be worried about them escaping into a nearby flock and ending up with a side dish of mince sauce! do they come to you for a scratch?
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Hi

Loving all your pets, fab pictures. Welcome to the forum. I like pictures on the forum they make me smile.

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Also remember the first sign of illness is sheep is Death!

We kept some down by a river so they were ready minted and tasted delicious. I would never hold them as lambs as I knew they were going to be eaten. Our horses used to try and stomp on them if they got in the way or were in the wrong place. When we first got them didn't realise one had flystrike. That's not for the squeamish. Oh the tales you can tell about sheep.
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fly strike, thats going to involve maggots isnt it. I think that the fields that we have would benefit from being grazed but i think that I am going to have to ponder for a while longer and look into it a bit more. What i will do is ask the farmer next door what he does with his orphans and maybe next year after thinking a bit more have one.

(who am i trying to kid, i have already thought of its name Tuffty, and i am also trying to talk Mr Spudley into letting me have a goat too, that i shall call Boo ((Short for Boudica)) or another dog if I cant have a goat that I will call Boo instead. I think that he will probably go for the lesser of the 2 evils and have a pup.....
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Sounds like it is all mapped out to me.
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spudley wrote: I think that the fields that we have would benefit from being grazed
(who am i trying to kid, i have already thought of its name Tuffty, and i am also trying to talk Mr Spudley into letting me have a goat too, ....


Goats don't make very good lawn-mowers.
Hedge trimmers, maybe.

Do you have enough land that the farmer might want to put something on it now and then? Or cut some silage, while doing his own?
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Love your animals, and we never bore of photos you know!
are sheep your friendly? we just been staying on a farm and they had two sheep in the chicken and goat pen for the kids to feed and stroke etc. But they were so shy, i loved them though whenever we walked past they would baa at us!!
Me and hubby want 2 goats have done for years but sadly not enough room where we are now......
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)ot:
Lou, did I miss your farm holiday write up somewhere? Are there any pics? Did you have a nice time?

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whoops sorry Ilona, only just seen your message, i didn't post pics or write about it totally forgot. I will get hubby to help me with the pics and i post them, it was fantastic by the way, would really consider doing it again.
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