Once again, like last year, the ram lambs out number the ewe lambs ... 8 to 6. We are just at the half way point, so thinks could change.




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3 comments:
Oh my! He is just too cute!
Hey, at least you got SOME girls! Guls and kats are the most cunning-looking lambs, aren't they?
Wish you were in USA, I got a beautiful fawn gul. ewe lamb this year I would love to find a nice pure bred Shetland Gul. Ram that color. I breed for wool quality, color, and markings in My pure bred Shetland, and for lg. size black, red, w/gul. markings and fleece quality in My Soay Shetland Xs.
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