December 2017

2017 is coming to a close. Sad to see it slip by so quickly. The snow has been beautiful this year.

A bit to chilly for my liking (below zero temps) but it doesn't last long.

October 2017

October is here and I missed a whole month posting. I have spent the last couple of months evaluating sheep. Who will go, who will stay. We want to keep the flock smaller. But hard to do
as each sheep has different qualities.  So we will see. Also thinking about breeding groups now
and which rams will stay. So far these are in our 2017 ram line up. Microns have been sent in so we will see how they measure up.

Ewe's Have It Big Red (dark red moorit) #1721

Ewe's Have It Hawk (spotted black) #1724

Ewe's Have It Kanobi (fawn gulmoget) #1714

Ewe's Have It Raven (black) #1726

Ewe's Have It Jebaiah  #1623

8-2017 Flock

Start panning from the left.....

middle

the end.

August 2017

JoAnn, being a ham. I think someone wants their photo taken.

July 2017

July has been a beautiful month, hope you enjoy the photos.

Gabriel watching the hawk.

The hawk.

Heron that ate all our Koi's and frogs in our pond. :(

Don't come back heron.

JoAnn checking out my cell phone.

LadyBug coming to check on all the action.

Turkey anyone?

Super friendly guys.

Hen and her chicks.

Chewing on the almost dead tree.

June 2017

ram lambs

May 2017

It's spring in Gulliver and babies abound.

 Silver Fox Bunnies

April 28th

First lambs arrived today!
Twin katmogets from Fur Elsie.
Twin gulmogets from Star #1509.
Photo's will come soon. I don't like to disturb moms on first day.

April 2017

Lambing season is about to begin. Lambs will be later this season and will start the last week in April. We wanted to make sure the weather was a bit warmer. All the snow is finally gone but April showers and high winds have replaced it. Stay tuned for lamb photos.

March 2017

March 2017,
Happy St. Patrick's day! We are getting some snow later today. Maybe the last of the season or not? The coyotes were out last night around 11:30 pm. Sounded like there was a bunch of them. Max and Gabriel kept the flock safe. Head count this morning everyone was there.