 I can hardly wait until next summer when these dogs are more mature. They are already making excellent progress, but I am still losing the odd lamb to predators! I HATE that and will be cutting back the flock this Fall to keep it to a size that can be locked down behind much electricty through the 'hungry season' for coyotes/wolves.
 I can hardly wait until next summer when these dogs are more mature. They are already making excellent progress, but I am still losing the odd lamb to predators! I HATE that and will be cutting back the flock this Fall to keep it to a size that can be locked down behind much electricty through the 'hungry season' for coyotes/wolves.I now post on ... billstearman.com This site remains and mostly documents my life as a farmer. I now identify as a quilt maker. ... ... Here, in my own quiet little space on the web ... I'll share my sheepish thoughts ... and some of my quilts ... with the world ... or at least with anyone who is interested ... :-)
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
My Dogs ... and ... Some Boys I Like ... ;-)
 I can hardly wait until next summer when these dogs are more mature. They are already making excellent progress, but I am still losing the odd lamb to predators! I HATE that and will be cutting back the flock this Fall to keep it to a size that can be locked down behind much electricty through the 'hungry season' for coyotes/wolves.
 I can hardly wait until next summer when these dogs are more mature. They are already making excellent progress, but I am still losing the odd lamb to predators! I HATE that and will be cutting back the flock this Fall to keep it to a size that can be locked down behind much electricty through the 'hungry season' for coyotes/wolves.
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You've got some very nice boys this year. A couple of mine are turning out scurred, I suppose because Grandad is Greenholm Holly. One of mine looks just like your David Niven, but in grey!
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