Coming Home For Lambing.

Nithsdale

Member
Livestock Farmer
Had big winds here Saturday night... but no rain with it. Rain had came Sat afternoon, then rain and sleet/snow Sunday night. Yesterday was nice day but today is monsoon weather. No idea what tomorrow is to bring.


Timed it well with lambing :facepalm:
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
Got the gator tardis all scrapped out :D:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
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Now to set this lot up,thats the sides done
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middle for diddle, all done:D jus need um to start now but least
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Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
Personally hate the last two weeks before they start, always a few hassles and every year you seem to prevent something and get something different the next year :rolleyes:
I was only thinking its to quiet, theres the problem thinking:rolleyes:, should never think cos you know as soon as it pops in your head youve gone and done it:facepalm:, but like you say the first 2 to 3 weeks before the start your just waiting to see 3hat the buggers are goin to throw at you:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 

Andy84

Member
Has anyone got any tips how to attach feed barriers to a concrete floor in m lambing shed without digging up and putting sockets in or leaving rawl bolts sticking up once they are unbolted I use the same shed for storing barley in at harvest time?
 

firther

Member
Location
holmfirth
no run up to lambing I bloody dread, just 2 weeks away now though.

I've hardly any grass but more than normal as well, But its harder knowing how much to feed em than a normal year, as any one else found that. They look just about right so fingers crossed
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
no run up to lambing I bloody dread, just 2 weeks away now though.

I've hardly any grass but more than normal as well, But its harder knowing how much to feed em than a normal year, as any one else found that. They look just about right so fingers crossed
Feeding always a juggling act to get right, to much and lambs are to big, not enough no milk, think i might of over done it:rolleyes: there looking like they'll burst soon:whistle:
 

aangus

Member
Location
cumbria
I've hardly any grass but more than normal as well, But its harder knowing how much to feed em than a normal year, as any one else found that. They look just about right so fingers crossed[/QUOTE]
Feeding twin carrying ewes 0.6kg plus good hay and still getting big lambs singles just on hay and big lambs too, thinking about putting singles on straw and a handful of cake..... Anyone else doing this?
 

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