Too many lambs.

Qman

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Near Derby
My first 14 sheep to lamb has been:- 3 quads. 7 triplets. 4 twins and 0 singles.

I'm going to get some milk powder tomorrow, looks like I will need it. I hate turning sheep out with 3 lambs, they often get a bad bag, but it looks like I will have to.

Anyone want any spare lambs which have had colostrum? Please PM me.
 

twizzel

Member
I feel your pain. Mine scanned with 1 quad, 5 triplets and 10 twins. So far I have 29 lambs from 13 ewes and 9 on the milk feeder- of which 3 were triplets I lifted, 3 were a set of triplets from a poorly ewe, 1 set of twins from a ewe that pegged it and 1 of the quads (I managed to wet foster the other quad and left mum with 2). The milk feeder has been a god send :joyful:
 

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