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I've harvested hay before and always came away with cuts all over my arms and sore muscles from all the exhausting work, but this looks way more doable!

It is so beautiful- thank you for sharing this view ❤❤❤

Is that lamb going to be food?

I’ve seen these on people before and underneath them is usually a cyst

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What do you do with the mummy’s?

Sandi, I know that's hard. And I know you do what you have to do. Hugs!

How cute

The love your animals have for you shows through. As you held her, she was wagging her tail. I truly believe she understood and was thankful. ❤

Cool them off with warm water, makes sense

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"that does not look like a water bag, that looks like..... *_INNARDS._* "

So much skill and knowledge are required to be a farmwr. Brava, Sandi!

This is so cool to watch!

Was she bleeding for how engored she was? Or was she still dripping from birth?

Sandi, I have been a long time watcher for several years. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen or heard you speak about mastitis before or if so, very rarely. But it seems like this is the 4th or 5th ewe in the last group or 2 (forgive me if this isn’t right because I did recently get behind and binge watch!). Is this something you just haven’t spoken much about before or has there been a spike in mastitis in your groups? Please do a little research and talk to Rex about low potassium and if it’s possible to treat with potassium. I’ve also heard some farmers say they add Apple Cider Vinegar to a ewes water that has come down with mastitis. I’m also not sure what antibiotic you’re treating with, but possibly ask Rex about a faster acting one for these cases? It seems like even though you’re catching early, the treatment just isn’t working fast enough to keep them up. I know how difficult it is to make these decisions. Thank you for sharing your life with us 🥰

Please could you advise me on this? I need to know what grass you use, and then what you mix it with. Thank you

Piper is so cute

That is so relaxing. I love stuff like that. Thank you for sharing Sandy. I love all the things you guys do.

Great timing checking her🙏🏻💝🙏🏻

I love to watch have est! And it has to feel good to you to have another chore done! I love Jess's hair mine came back curly the first time, new chemo for 6 treatments I hope it comes back curly again!

Love this! 💜

So with calving, you pull to pressure. Are you truly able to just pull lambs out so easily? I wondered if you edit for time.

Love watching this. Just saw another UA-camr who only has one 25 acre field so he has the Amish in his area mowing and bale his hay (yes Amish using tractors). They had 6 tractors mowing 25 acres. Done in a snap. The equipment cost needed to mow that one field will pay the Amish for many years.

From your accent I might think you are from Ontario

This made me cry. U are tough.

How come all your sheep all give birth to sick or dead babies I think you need better vet care for them instead of doing it yourself

Pretty dang cool to watch

Sandi, you and your ewe fought a good fight. I know it hurts. She was ready to go. Having time to say: Goodbye was beautiful. I have a question for you...is preg-tox contagious? Wont the other ewes catch it if they lay and eat where the other ewe passed?

I always enjoy the smell of fresh cut hay. 😃

What a darling ❤❤❤

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She's the sextuplets Ewe 🐑😊

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How do you do this grost

Love the drone footage. Thank you for sharing❤❤

Don't touch them with your bare hands, though!

Made me sad! 😭

She loves this beautiful baby and knows exactly what todo 😘🐑

Happy early Father's Day to your husband

Is it common for sheep to have that many lambs? :)

So sorry you had to do that but you did the best U can Love you guys HERVEY BAY QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA

This is so calming!

It's so meditative!

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Wow!

I thot it was haylege. So beautiful. So special. A bit of summer to savor in the wintery winds!

Not so sure about haylage but I love the smell of silage. Many people find it disgusting but not me.

Reminds me of the quintuplets we had last year from a Boer Lamancha cross nanny of mine. The first was this miniscule doe-kid and the next 4 boys were all within a pound of each other, looking like two sets of medium twins. Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Tiny and Fred. (Tiny was the girl and we kept her to replace the nanny because she got super sick after that and the kids all became fulltime bottle babies.)

Excellent work on saving baby, you and Lucy!