This year, we are starting our lambing a little earlier and lambing in the barn. And we are lambing in stages. The babies seem to be doing just fine, as these two kids will agree.
Lots of deep hay and warn sunshine.
And the ewes have an easier time bonding in individual pens for a couple of days before they go back out with the larger herd.
Privacy please, we're nursing over here!
Meanwhile, the Rufo and Layla are living the high life fraternizing with Cisco and Blue.
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