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Can’t hurt , then again sheep being sheep

How bigs the lamb ? I just give 1ml but as I’ve said elsewhere, our vet said under dosage is as bad as overdosing 🤔 Next time I find one I’ll give it 2ml I think alamycin la is a 3 day cover so if the lambs out in the field it saves running around looking for it daily

We only got ordinary betamox ( not la) that’s why I used alamycin, saves catching them every day

I’ve used alamycin before and it’s worked 1ml

Move to Tod , these lot have 6 toes on each foot

We had one years ago , lamb flat out so I thought joint ill or something, brought it in and caught ewe and twin , lamb recovered so out they went , then we seen ewe knocking seven bells out of the lamb I think ewe was short on milk and picked which twin was to survive Nature can be harsh

Some imminent, a few end May ish

Chap we know chucked tups back in with geld ewes .., in February

Had 9 ewes amongst hoggs scanned yesterday, 7 marked geld are in lamb ! My fault for leaving tups in

Working out when moor ewes should finish as I need the space , drove around on the quad and they seem to have lambs at foot ( apart from 35 hoggs) Mrs boss informed me they won’t finish for another.., 4 weeks 😖 tempted to go through them in a race on the next dry day , worm , mark and evict...

Fairly bleak in parts up there , I went up to pick up the AJS, they were silaging at the time and leaving some hellish wet ruts Fans on full , we’ve drizzling rain but not silly , blowing it down to @firther ! Actually the wind turned from a northerly to a nnw, it’s chilly but bearable

Only 9 ? 😂😂

One of my neighbours said , they look bloody good ewes on the moor , looking goods one thing , producing a lamb another

We’ve had a few , all gritstone cross , it like they are too posh to push and are found with a hung lamb which once removed leaves them wobbling around then they will be found dead Five so far yet the white face ewes on exactly the same ground, feed and tups have been ok I am adamant the grit...

What if I throw in a stair lift

Here’s ours one off my phone and one from (un)accuweather..

Hoggs scanned… all empty 😇

Here’s ours from last night , I left her in the shed and came in to set up for the scanner. Ewe still messing about so I had a look , not a huge lamb but a very tight ewe

One “was” a George mudge crook that I broke , I kept the leg crook on a 3’ length of the original shaft, it just lives on the quad The others a cheap Ritchie one for “ Justin “