Rowland
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I don’t normally but dose anyone turn triplets away?
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That’s my thinking so might get shot of themYea I do...then instantly regret it when I have to go and retrieve the weakest lamb a week later
I’m sure some ewes will rear 3 but a ewe has 2 tits for a reasonThat’s my thinking so might get shot of them
Might be better than our way of lifting one onto a machine but we have 140 sets of triplets so have to do something?Neighbour (Valley floor) keeps them as outfits - Scotch Mule ewes.
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They've lambed, now. The ewes are put on arable ground (class 3), wading in grass. He feeds the ewes twice a day until into May, and creep feeds the lambs!
They do well but there can't be any return on them???
Might be better than our way of lifting one onto a machine but we have 140 sets of triplets so have to do something?
I cull any that lamb quads. At scanning the cull tags go in the same time the Number 4 is written on their back.On the subject of multiples- I had a ewe have quads this year, took 2 off and left her with twins, she’s noticeably lacked milk probably due to having twin lamb and not eating properly before she lambed. Thinking of culling her- right decision or would she milk better next year? She’s 5 year old this year.
Why? What’s the chances itll have quads again...I cull any that lamb quads. At scanning the cull tags go in the same time the Number 4 is written on their back.
Why? What’s the chances itll have quads again...
I kept one on 3 years ago and she had quads the next year. Since then policy of get rid of themWhy? What’s the chances itll have quads again...
Think we’ve only ever had 2 sets of quads everI kept one on 3 years ago and she had quads the next year. Since then policy of get rid of them