Your sheep do look in great shape! We have been learning that too about Rideau’s - need to feed them really well. Nice to see you’ve done well with good crops of lambs! 👍We are just beginning our lambing this week.
Great video again Mate, do you know if you treated any of the ewes that are losing the wool with penicillin. That causes the wool to shed. Also when they start to lose the wool you are better off to shear her. It saves picking up and maby lambs eating it. Good luck with the rest of the lambing. You do a brilliant job 👏.
We’ve had a few loose wool like that too. Never have come up with a concrete answer, we’ve just assumed they’ve undergone some kind of stressor and that stress causes them to “break” their wool. Maybe a a touch of some kind of sickness, even if it was brief
Great work here. 2half lambs per ewe is profitable outcome for sure; I will be happy with that. For the lost wool I would suspect it might be menges, had same problem and my vet sad that s what it was.
Dans sam prvi put odgledo tvoja dva reportaze koj mi se jako svidaju.Isti takav objekat imam sa 150 ovaca il de franc,samo ja imav na krovu ventilaciju i mineralnu vunu.Mislim da je uzrok opadanja vune,nedostatak svezeh vazduka provetravanje fali.Pokusacu da dodem do novijih tvojih reportaza snimaka.POZDRAV
I like how natural you seem in the videos and your information. 🙂I'm interested in how you handle the sheep when they need treatment. Right now we just have to catch ours because we don't have a handling system plus we're on a slope! 😑 We're planning to redesign our barn to make things easier. Also have you made a video about new lambs in particular? Like everything you do when they're born and how you keep track of which ones are with which moms. You've got alot of sheep in there, how do you make sure the moms are doing a good job? You must spend all day watching them. 🤔😉
If it's just one sheep we just grab it, if it's a whole group treatment then we either bunch them or set up the handling system. I'll try to answer some of the other things in future videos. Thanks for the compliment by the way...☺️
Hello can you tell me the dimesnsion for the steel pipes from feeding alley, i have the same situatian and i have problems with lambs, they goes out on the feeding alley
Lice. If you sheared before lambing and used a pour on you wouldn't have the problem. I've dealt with this also. It's a common problem with wool ewes at lambing time.
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Your sheep do look in great shape! We have been learning that too about Rideau’s - need to feed them really well. Nice to see you’ve done well with good crops of lambs! 👍We are just beginning our lambing this week.
Well, good luck with your lambing too.
Great video again Mate, do you know if you treated any of the ewes that are losing the wool with penicillin. That causes the wool to shed. Also when they start to lose the wool you are better off to shear her. It saves picking up and maby lambs eating it. Good luck with the rest of the lambing. You do a brilliant job 👏.
No, did not use any penicillin. Thanks
We’ve had a few loose wool like that too. Never have come up with a concrete answer, we’ve just assumed they’ve undergone some kind of stressor and that stress causes them to “break” their wool. Maybe a a touch of some kind of sickness, even if it was brief
Yea, maybe a touch of a fever after lambing or something, though they never really went off feed.
Great work here. 2half lambs per ewe is profitable outcome for sure; I will be happy with that. For the lost wool I would suspect it might be menges, had same problem and my vet sad that s what it was.
Thanks for your interest and feedback ! Jeff
Dans sam prvi put odgledo tvoja dva reportaze koj mi se jako svidaju.Isti takav objekat imam sa 150 ovaca il de franc,samo ja imav na krovu ventilaciju i mineralnu vunu.Mislim da je uzrok opadanja vune,nedostatak svezeh vazduka provetravanje fali.Pokusacu da dodem do novijih tvojih reportaza snimaka.POZDRAV
Thanks for your comments...
Great video. Looks like a lice problem. Maybe another pour? Good luck. I always look forward to your videos.
I like how natural you seem in the videos and your information. 🙂I'm interested in how you handle the sheep when they need treatment. Right now we just have to catch ours because we don't have a handling system plus we're on a slope! 😑 We're planning to redesign our barn to make things easier.
Also have you made a video about new lambs in particular? Like everything you do when they're born and how you keep track of which ones are with which moms. You've got alot of sheep in there, how do you make sure the moms are doing a good job? You must spend all day watching them. 🤔😉
If it's just one sheep we just grab it, if it's a whole group treatment then we either bunch them or set up the handling system. I'll try to answer some of the other things in future videos. Thanks for the compliment by the way...☺️
Hello can you tell me the dimesnsion for the steel pipes from feeding alley, i have the same situatian and i have problems with lambs, they goes out on the feeding alley
7 inches apart on a 45 degree angle. Length will be determined by the size of your opening
Lice. If you sheared before lambing and used a pour on you wouldn't have the problem. I've dealt with this also. It's a common problem with wool ewes at lambing time.
Your 2.5 lamb to Ewe ratio is good. How does it compare to your last couple lambing groups ?
The others were more in the 2 lambs per ewe.