2022 April

 Lambing season is here! Check out "Lambing" page for photos.

March 23, 2022

 Sunday was the first day of spring 2022. It was a beautiful day. Today we returned back to winter. UGH

Lambs are due around April 15th. Will have plenty of photos to share.

I hope that everyone had a happy and healthy winter. 

July 5, 2021

 A few photo's from around the farm.

Buddy profile

freshly sheared

Hannah loves her duck pals

shearing day

May 16th

 SHEARING DAY VIDEO

https://youtu.be/fKv1jfH_Y3Y

Spring has sprung. The snow has finally left. The grass is greening up and growing. Flowers are popping up. We had only 4 ewe's bred. 2 ewes had twins and one ewe had a miscarriage, the other isn't due until June. That is all that is new for now. 

2021 March

Sorry for the long absence folks.

Life happens and so we get distracted. I will just update you with the biggest events.

September and October was relatively quiet, then came November. Normally we do our breeding groups.

We lost our beloved Gabriel the week of Thanksgiving, he would have been 12 on Christmas day. 

The day after Thanksgiving I ended up in ER with a burst appendix. Recovery was several weeks due to my age.

Needless to say the breeding groups were scaled down greatly. 

By February the coyotes discovered there wasn't a LGD protecting our flock. Three full grown ewes were taken down. :(

They are watched closely now during the day and brought as soon as sun starts going down.

New to the farm however are two Karakachan puppies. A rare breed livestock dog from Bulgaria.

They are sweet as honey and smart as a whip. 

Hopefully we will have a couple of lamb this spring. Not as in the past years however.

Also new is a small little farm store to sell fleeces and yarn. Plus other crafts I don't know what to do with.

August 2020

August 2020,

Summer has flown by. I lost my mom so did not do to much posting. But I'm back now.

Random photos throughout the last couple months.

Ewe's Have It Patriot

Gabriel photo bomb

May 12, 2020

Spring is taking its time getting here this year. We have been teased with some nice warm weather. Only to be fooled with some snow, but it melts quickly. LOTS of beautiful fine fleeced lambs this year. Check out the lamb page for more information.

April 3, 2020

Finally spring is here. It was a long winter. Now we have the Corid 19 virus to deal with, but keeping busy on the farm has always been social distancing. First lambs born March 29th.

Deer are all over.

First time herding.

ewe & ram

Judd

Gabr

December 2019

Winter has arrived in full force December 1, 2019. No green Christmas for us.

Back of pasture after storm.

Front of barn after storm. December 1, 2019.

During storm

Patriot fleece

After storm

Yarn spun up during the storm.

Nov 2019

Time to get ready for winter. Got the sheep coats out and patched up. Once we start feeding hay we don't want all that stuff in their luscious wool.