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Day 20 - Between a trip to @theklavc and 4 calves,

Day 20 - Between a trip to @theklavc and 4 calves, 2 of which we had to assist, it was a busy day! The ewe wasn’t dilating enough so our vet did a c-section and successfully delivered 3 lambs. The boys had a great learning experience and loved bringing home 3 lambs on the truck floor. The two cows just needed a bit of help, as they weren’t progressing as they should. The cows, calves, ewe and lambs from Day 20 are all doing well!

Day 19 ended up being even more exciting as Willia

Day 19 ended up being even more exciting as Williams ewe had twins and another yearling ewe had a single. We also had 5 calves. We were starting to think that calving and lambing was going so well….a thought that a rancher should never have because things can quickly change. That evening, we enjoyed seeing the northern lights when we were out checking cows at 11pm….which turned into midnight and then 1:30am….We ended up having to assist a cow who was taking a bit longer than usual. Thankfully it was just a big calf and with a small amount of help, she successful had a beautiful bull calf.

Day 18 - On Day 18, we had one set of twin lambs a

Day 18 - On Day 18, we had one set of twin lambs and 5 calves. The boys spent a lot of time running and playing with their new bottle lamb, Spot and we spent the day bringing in and processing new calves and lambs. We have four yearling ewes lambing this year, so today the first one lambed. And she is a special one as she is the first daughter from William’s black ewe. William purchased a black ewe two years ago from the money that he earned from selling rhubarb and at the boys summer roadside stand of beef jerky and pepperoni. Needless to say, it was an exciting day!

Day 17 - I am a bit behind on our updates as we ha

Day 17 - I am a bit behind on our updates as we have had a couple busy days. On Day 17, we had 3 calves, one set of twin lambs and one set of triplets. The twin lambs were quite big so we had to help the ewe. But everyone is doing well! And they are black!! The boys are so excited for 2 big black ewe lambs. We also picked up a cute little bottle lamb from our friends. It was a surprise to the boys and needless to say, there was a lot of excitement in the truck when they found out what we were picking up. You will soon meet Spot on our daily stories!

Sometimes we have to milk a cow. Last week, we had

Sometimes we have to milk a cow. Last week, we had a calf that is a bit slower at getting up and nursing, so we milked his mom for a couple days and then fed him the milk. Thankfully he started to nurse on his own after a few days!

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