Lamb losses between 15-17% across the whole lot which is the sad part, 90% of the lambs losses were born dead or died before we got to them (big fat lazy ewes, bird attacks etc) 5% died between 0-48hrs and 5% 48hrs-6 weeks old.
1.5% for the whole year average last 3 years then 3.3% in the last 6 weeks, randomly dieing from no apparent reason what so ever
, we were able to lamb both, but the ewes were too far gone, one died, one was euthanized. 
Same here with the ewes,
We had a really good winter, even the last 4wks pre lambing were good, but from about 5days pre lambing onwards there's been a steady stream of losses, no one particular reason, although more& worse prolapses than usual.
I haven't see ewes with dropped belly (ruptured abdomen muscles) for years..... then two in two days, one was a shearling even
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No prolapses with my own ewes but 4 with some brokers but 3 are still here
Most losses have been ewes 2-7 days post lambing when ewes have lambed themselves although lambs massive so assume ruptured?
One bonus, dead stock lorry goes from £17-£10/head when more than 7 at a time
seems too be they like too die on a weekend too... Iv had 1 dead every weekend for last 5 weeks 
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