Coming Home For Lambing.

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
Few from this week. Made a start on the lambing shed.
Pulled this lot down and steam cleaned it
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Then mucked out
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Then put all the lamb pens up
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Nowt like being ready:rolleyes:, just lime to put down and straw then ready for the off:whistle:
 

Nithsdale

Member
Livestock Farmer
Heat box, well it's a start:LOL:. Bought the small one from shearwell last year, works a deam (y)


I was going to buy a Solway recycling plastic one... but not at £300 :confused: then saw wooden ones made out of ply for the same money :eek:
Decided I could make my own :D:cool:

My bike has been away (a week :confused:) for its pre lambing service... the bloody Honda has wrecked my back so I'v not done much physical this week. Hope it's better next week, theres 500 ewes to jag
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
I was going to buy a Solway recycling plastic one... but not at £300 :confused: then saw wooden ones made out of ply for the same money :eek:
Decided I could make my own :D:cool:

My bike has been away (a week :confused:) for its pre lambing service... the bloody Honda has wrecked my back so I'v not done much physical this week. Hope it's better next week, theres 500 ewes to jag
Never liked hondas , shame your not nearer the gang would helped out(y)
Hope the back comes reat
 

Nithsdale

Member
Livestock Farmer
Never liked hondas , shame your not nearer the gang would helped out(y)
Hope the back comes reat

No idea how I ever managed when it was the main bike!! Suspension is too stiff, and it's set fairly soft! Every lump bump and stone or jolt from the trailer/snacker goes right up your spine!! :dead:

No worries, brother and dad are here if I'm struggling (y) but cheers.

Got this oneView attachment 634856234 with the dreaded

Looks decent, thus is mine
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Lid is attached now... quite a bit bigger, but needs to be as we put calves in it too sometimes - although not so much since we moved to calving inside. Used the heater from the old one (y)
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
No idea how I ever managed when it was the main bike!! Suspension is too stiff, and it's set fairly soft! Every lump bump and stone or jolt from the trailer/snacker goes right up your spine!! :dead:

No worries, brother and dad are here if I'm struggling (y) but cheers.



Looks decent, thus is mine
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Lid is attached now... quite a bit bigger, but needs to be as we put calves in it too sometimes - although not so much since we moved to calving inside. Used the heater from the old one (y)
Just the job(y).
Do you put divisions inside?
 

Nithsdale

Member
Livestock Farmer
Just the job(y).
Do you put divisions inside?

No, the old one did have at one time... but they got took out/lost... I just put a mark on each lamb and it's mother so I know which ewe it belongs, sit them all in together and if really bad throw an old feed sack over them like a blanket. Never had any bothers with rejection(y)
 

Darren Hough

Member
Location
Lancs
Bugger....pressed post instead of upload:rolleyes:. Try again [emoji38]


Meals on wheels works everytime(y)
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Found a few more on the way:whistle:View attachment 638958
Think they know what's coming:love:View attachment 638974
Few rolls while a get shed ready:whistle:View attachment 638966
All bedded down (y)View attachment 638968

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Snug as a bug in a rug:DView attachment 638972
Two naughty girls that shouldn't have lambed yet, the one with twins was supposed to be due after 18 march and the one with a single due after 28 April [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] ahh well two less to lamb [emoji1360]
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