I know it adds so much to your day, but I am sure I can speak for almost everyone else in saying that I look forward to your videos daily. It is true therapy to watch the lambs playing and choosing an auntie to lie on top of. Even when things go wrong, the way you handle it is very calming. Thank you so much!
I remember hearing that when a sheep just lays down and gives up, and she just cant bother to try, there's nothing at all you can do to change her mind. Sheep really can give up the will to live, and die. On the other hand, there were so many adorable babies! The markings and color on them is beautiful.
i have to laugh sometimes when you are walking down the pens how some of the sheep seem to look at you and put their bottoms away from you as if to say you are not putting your hand inside me today lady. take a look next time you are editing sorry but it is so funny xxxxxxx keep up the good work and most of all have faith in yourself xxxxx long distance hugs from the uk
My grandmother would use vanilla extract to get mom's to accept foster babies. . She'd put it on the mom's nose and on the baby, so they smelled the same way. Had great success with this method on many species. Just a thought, possibly a future solution. Thank you for your content!
Yes my grandmother used a lavender water solution and it was successful many times... Seemed to work with rabbit's and ferrets though the ferrets were harder to trick.
I will have to tell you, My dog Jane who is an Australian Shepherd that we use on our livestock, Loves your videos. It doesn't matter where she is in the house. I start watching your Vlog and she runs into the office or the living room and starts wining and talking and barking at the screen. Sometimes I just turn you on to watch her. You are her favorite show now.
My 6mo old Minature American Shepherd has been watching Sandi & her sheep since I brought him home in Dec. He loves the sound of sheep, and sits with me to watch. A little guy with big sheep dreams.
Two stillborn lambs this year, in a group this large, isn’t bad. I think you’re up to having lost six lambs. In the moment I think it’s overwhelming. When you sit back and look at all the data I don’t think it’s that bad. You’ve been averaging 2.5 lambs in the past. I think this lambing that number is higher. A set of five and lots of quads or triplets. Fostering any animal is hard. I just want to thank you for sharing all of this with us. I means so much to some of us.
This daily dose of Sandi's lambs & ewes is helping me fight off the dark blues. So far it's working, when taken with a large dose of puppy. My heart goes out to everyone through this corona virus time. Stay safe. The bunny eared lamb with the speckled face is a darling. ❤
Number 48 ewe with the green spray rubbed over her eyes looked like she had on eyeshadow. It was so cute and silly. Couple of small hiccups, but take heart Sandi that almost all of your flock looks great. Market lambs are growing like weeds, the new babies are too. Good luck with your fosters and the chaos. 🐑
I am totally in awe of you Sandi, I always will be. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. True followers understand that not everything goes smoothly and we appreciate you showing us the good, the bad and the ugly. How is Billy Senior Senior you know their Dad Lol
Thank you, living with livestock is a roller coaster in sooo many ways...money, emotions, relationships to name a few. Just keep on keeping on and if "they" don't sign ur pay check or live in your house....ignore their energy...thanks again for a great show. Great smile !
I feel like it's only right that the third black ram gets a name! Don't want him to feel left out lol... I think Ronnie would suit him, if you're looking for suggestions!
I want to add my voice to the chorus of people who love, LOVE, to see those baby lambs jumping and leaping and climbing all over those momma's. It makes my heart soar when I see that. I think that is my Drug for why I come back every day, to see if you posted any new video of the babies hopping around. Thank you for all the time and energy you give to make these video's. Cheers and stay safe, Wash Your Hands, I see stuff on them you do not want in your mouth, Really .. Wash up. :) Cheers from Michigan.
I can see just how stressful lambin season is. You must be dragging on the floor with your elbows by the time it’s over. I will never get tired of watching those adorable babies skipping and hopping around-just the absolute sweetest 🥰!
Well hello pen full of babies ! just the thing I was looking for with my late Break fast,lol. Great job Sandie. Those Billies are my favourite too they are just Special. Thank you for being a Great Sheep Woman that you are. --- NO it's never too much to keep an eye on your pregnant ewes or assisting when needed. I think your instinct is just great and on point. You know your girls very well and I am so happy you are what you are with them. Cheers!
Hi again SANDI It's twin day! Yay! You're doing great Keep your confidence up and listen to your inner voice your gut or your instincts whichever! Billy is so cute how he likes to always see you. Thx as always for sharing all you do...
Those lambs at the end of the video trying to get on the mama-that wasn’t even their mama-so funny. So cute. Sorry for your losses…but the successes are so beautiful!
You're doing a beautiful job sandi! Ive said it in past comments but seeing how you show all the good and the bad and how it controls your mental health is very inspiring. Also it just shows how difficult your job can be sometimes. Keep up all the hard work girl! #girlpower
The Suffolk boys did well this lambing group they helped make so many beautiful baby lambs. Suffolk are my favourite breed, I just love the black legs so cute
You are beautiful....so don’t let those chapstick shamers get to you! One of the things I think makes you so beautiful is your smile! The big grin you get and the way your eyes light up when you see a new lamb or open your office door each morning...every time! I love when women show their freckled faces, sun on their cheeks, and crazy wind blown messy bun hair! Because it shows who they really are...and that they are outside, working their home gardens, farms and animals...and loving every minute of it. I find that more attractive than a face covered up with makeup any day.
I know this is a lot of work for you to make these videos everyday but I am not overstating that knowing this video will upload every morning is making my life seem more consistent and it really helps me. Thank you for all the hard work.
I absolutely love the way you say this...when new mums are seen in a morning......3 babiessss or 2 more babiessss.... nice! Good job mom....always gets me when say those and the ewes just look at you as if to say, yes didn’t I do well....
Funny about the chapped lips. I noticed off hand Sandi's lips were cracking in the video and was like *smacks table* Drink more water, crazy lady!!. Also could just be the Ontario air (as i say that from dry aired Northern British Columbia). Keep being your awesome self, Sandi! And love the videos.
I was looking into the background of your sheep and when you mentioned the length of this little lambs ears and I think they're the longest in the lab crop so far) but that would trace back in the Il-de-France line as that was composed of Dishley, Leiccester and Ramboullet and originally known as Dishley Merino. This breeding gives the Il-de-France their long ears, which I'll bet is where hers comes from.... awfully cute too!!! You have chosen some really nice breeds to work with and that they are so consistent in lambing mostly twins and more quite successfully is a real plus. Both to the breeding and your husbandry. Keep on doing what your doing...your success rate from birth to shopping is amazing.😉❤❤🐏🐑
Please keep us updated on the down ewe. Also, let us know if you try anything on the surviving premiee triplet, like tubing it. Your honesty and transparency in these tricky cases is where we learn the most. Thanks so much for being willing to put it out there.
I think you do a great job, some people just aren't nice and like to find fault with everything to make themselves to feel better. Love watching the lambs.
Some days gotta get complicated for us to appreciate the days of peaches and cream!!! And for your track record, this isn't too bad!! You always handle things so smoothly, like an expert! You know your ewes better than anyone. Keep up the great work Sandi!!! My days are complete with Sandi and her sheep!
Hello Every day and his blessing, your work is tiring and interesting at the same time. I thank you wholeheartedly and with respect for every moment in your work and loyalty to your flock of sheep and a greeting to your family and daughter who are with you at work. I thank her very much.
I have watched these videos as a sort of daily consistent thing that i hold on to and use as a time keeper and i just realized i now can with 100% accuracy “ding” in time with your intro. Lol! Thanks for sharing this journey! It is oddly peaceful to see the normalcy of some things stay the same. Love and prayers from Long Island NY. ❤️🐑 (Q: How long until we will see little billy babeez? i know its atleast two groups away.)
I'm so glad you have chap stick. It doesn't take long to apply. It sounds like you have more than one so that should help you having one in your clothes pocket. WTG
Hey Sandi! Love watching your videos! Thank u for your effort showing your daily work at your farm. I run a sheepfarm in Sweden with similary production as u but not with as many ewes. Today i prepared about 100 ewes to get ready for lambing in oct and have used some inspirations from u. Thank u for that and good luck with future lambings! /Adina
I love those moms and babies I wish I was younger I would love to help for nothing doing your grunt work I think you are doing a great job some things are uncontrollable your doing a great job
Yay my daily sheep farmer and lamb and ewe and ram fix. Perfect, settles in with a cup of coffee and a choc bar...now I’m in heaven. Another awesome day down on the farm, thanks Sandi your just amazing, thanks for sharing your farm fam with us. I’ve even got my partner watching as well he loves those newborn lamb noises. Just before we game together we lamb together. It’s a new type of bliss for us home beings.
Sandi dont feel bad taking the a triplet off a mom or a quad, even on my dads small scale farm we take a triplet and always supplement no matter how much milk has mom, ur making sure all ur lambs are healthy and fed and getting up to a good weight, keeping them on there mom would probably result in a lighter weight lamb or I'll end up with one or more going down hill after a few days, ur just taking off that risk factor
There are some beautiful markings on these lambs, they are all very unique this time round. It’s been nice knowing you’ve had Carissa there to help you, she is definitely a great worker.
I just remembered an old farmer telling me that the old farm animals would “hunker down” through winter only to die when spring came. It was certainly true of one of the retirement horse farms I had connections with.
My old Paso Fino whose grave we dug in the fall, expecting to need it, survived to this spring and is acting like we may not need that grave at least for another month, hopefully he gets another summer. As long as he can walk and eat and not be in pain, we'll try to keep him above ground... he's my last horse. Getting hay in a pandemic is a bit tough though.
Who cares if your lips are chapped like people don’t get you’re work in dry everything blowing in the air ...and the only thing that matters in your comfort ..thanks for all advice and guides amazing you guys are
Oh I just love the babies. The first born one with dark legs is the cutest. Just wish you weren’t so far away. I just want to snuggle with them. Your doing a great job!!!
Just when I think how chaotic you make this all sound, I remember the volume of bodies you're dealing with and I say to myself 'the Good Lord divided time into days (and nights) so we can step back a moment to remember things like THAT.
No matter what happens remember that there are going to be hills and your on top of it all and valleys where things are going to happen that are sometimes out of our control. And as long as were doing our part God will always do his part. Your an Amazing person Sandi !! Never forget that.. Sending much love n prayers your way from the USA ❤ X 🙏
I was having a busy, irritating day. I like get up drink my coffee, look at mail and stuff and get ready for the day. Not today. Five phone calls latter, my hubby who can’t find anything. Grrrr. Then I find your video. Watching the babies and watching you. Just calms me down. Love your show
About missing lunch- have you considered having a few shelf stable protein shakes in your barn? You can grab and drink “ on the go” if nothing else. And you work hard enough that you can easily afford the calories and get the work out ones with a good amount of protein and fats and carbs. Might help keep you going during lambing and reduce those mid afternoon drops a bit. Just a thought.
Your an amazing sheep mom and I really appreciate it that you share your journey with us. Much love and prayers to you, your family and your sheep family.
Absolutely loving all your speckled lambs and how much Billy Sr. and Jr. have grown. Keep up the awesome job. I don't think I could ever do all that you do. Much love from Tennessee.
I think these are some of the prettiest babies you have had lol.. I prefer the lambs with color on them. I love rusty for the name he looks like he has rust spots
My favorite thing is the lambs standing or laying on their mom or when the lambs have their bouncing stampede. Thanks for posting.
I know it adds so much to your day, but I am sure I can speak for almost everyone else in saying that I look forward to your videos daily. It is true therapy to watch the lambs playing and choosing an auntie to lie on top of. Even when things go wrong, the way you handle it is very calming. Thank you so much!
I remember hearing that when a sheep just lays down and gives up, and she just cant bother to try, there's nothing at all you can do to change her mind. Sheep really can give up the will to live, and die. On the other hand, there were so many adorable babies! The markings and color on them is beautiful.
i have to laugh sometimes when you are walking down the pens how some of the sheep seem to look at you and put their bottoms away from you as if to say you are not putting your hand inside me today lady. take a look next time you are editing sorry but it is so funny xxxxxxx keep up the good work and most of all have faith in yourself xxxxx long distance hugs from the uk
My grandmother would use vanilla extract to get mom's to accept foster babies. . She'd put it on the mom's nose and on the baby, so they smelled the same way. Had great success with this method on many species. Just a thought, possibly a future solution. Thank you for your content!
Wow! Vanilla extract?! Good to know!
Yes! That trick even works with mice, when introducing two adult females from other litters. :)
Yes my grandmother used a lavender water solution and it was successful many times... Seemed to work with rabbit's and ferrets though the ferrets were harder to trick.
What a great idea, for me if not for Sandi.
I would love to see Sandy try this!
I will have to tell you, My dog Jane who is an Australian Shepherd that we use on our livestock, Loves your videos. It doesn't matter where she is in the house. I start watching your Vlog and she runs into the office or the living room and starts wining and talking and barking at the screen. Sometimes I just turn you on to watch her. You are her favorite show now.
I wish to see her. 🥰🥰🐕🐕🐑🐑🥰
@@redalert7574 yes! Lisa, maybe if you send Sandi a clip she would post it to the community feed.
You need to record that....sounds amazing
That is the most gorgeous thing!! ❤️
My 6mo old Minature American Shepherd has been watching Sandi & her sheep since I brought him home in Dec. He loves the sound of sheep, and sits with me to watch. A little guy with big sheep dreams.
I love when you are taking about their conditioning and you mention the word fat you whisper it as if they know what you are saying 😂
Two stillborn lambs this year, in a group this large, isn’t bad. I think you’re up to having lost six lambs. In the moment I think it’s overwhelming. When you sit back and look at all the data I don’t think it’s that bad. You’ve been averaging 2.5 lambs in the past. I think this lambing that number is higher. A set of five and lots of quads or triplets. Fostering any animal is hard.
I just want to thank you for sharing all of this with us. I means so much to some of us.
This daily dose of Sandi's lambs & ewes is helping me fight off the dark blues. So far it's working, when taken with a large dose of puppy. My heart goes out to everyone through this corona virus time. Stay safe.
The bunny eared lamb with the speckled face is a darling. ❤
I find it funny how the lambs jump all over the ewes and the ewes usually dont seem to care. It's so cute and I just want to hug and cuddle them
Erin Chilton Yes, I think the rams have introduced some goat genes into her flock. This is the climbing’est group I’ve seen.
@@Poppi2006 yes it is lol
Nice...👍
Manajemen bagus, luar biasa...
Good jobs 🔝👍👍
Number 48 ewe with the green spray rubbed over her eyes looked like she had on eyeshadow. It was so cute and silly. Couple of small hiccups, but take heart Sandi that almost all of your flock looks great. Market lambs are growing like weeds, the new babies are too. Good luck with your fosters and the chaos. 🐑
I am totally in awe of you Sandi, I always will be. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. True followers understand that not everything goes smoothly and we appreciate you showing us the good, the bad and the ugly.
How is Billy Senior Senior you know their Dad Lol
I can't get over the spotted Lambs! They are so cute!
Thank you, living with livestock is a roller coaster in sooo many ways...money, emotions, relationships to name a few. Just keep on keeping on and if "they" don't sign ur pay check or live in your house....ignore their energy...thanks again for a great show. Great smile !
Michael Michael I agree!
I feel like it's only right that the third black ram gets a name! Don't want him to feel left out lol... I think Ronnie would suit him, if you're looking for suggestions!
Yes I agree 😊 great choice of name
Hey Sandi, thank you for making my day a bit better🥰 Billy has grown so much, wow!
I want to add my voice to the chorus of people who love, LOVE, to see those baby lambs jumping and leaping and climbing all over those momma's. It makes my heart soar when I see that. I think that is my Drug for why I come back every day, to see if you posted any new video of the babies hopping around. Thank you for all the time and energy you give to make these video's. Cheers and stay safe, Wash Your Hands, I see stuff on them you do not want in your mouth, Really .. Wash up. :) Cheers from Michigan.
I can see just how stressful lambin season is. You must be dragging on the floor with your elbows by the time it’s over. I will never get tired of watching those adorable babies skipping and hopping around-just the absolute sweetest 🥰!
Well hello pen full of babies ! just the thing I was looking for with my late Break fast,lol. Great job Sandie. Those Billies are my favourite too they are just Special. Thank you for being a Great Sheep Woman that you are.
--- NO it's never too much to keep an eye on your pregnant ewes or assisting when needed. I think your instinct is just great and on point. You know your girls very well and I am so happy you are what you are with them. Cheers!
Hi again SANDI
It's twin day!
Yay!
You're doing great
Keep your confidence up and listen to your inner voice your gut or your instincts whichever!
Billy is so cute how he likes to always see you. Thx as always for sharing all you do...
Sheep are just- hooved bunnies to me! They are! The faces and the colors... Who else thinks they're like hooved bunnies? It can't just be me 😂
Awww...love how they all want to pig pile on one mama!!! Waaaay toooo cute!!!
Those lambs at the end of the video trying to get on the mama-that wasn’t even their mama-so funny. So cute. Sorry for your losses…but the successes are so beautiful!
Your doing a great job with mum and babies Sandi. I love watching your videos.
Billy was the only one facing the fight direction. You have such a beautiful smile and you smile a lot.
You're doing a beautiful job sandi! Ive said it in past comments but seeing how you show all the good and the bad and how it controls your mental health is very inspiring. Also it just shows how difficult your job can be sometimes. Keep up all the hard work girl! #girlpower
The Suffolk boys did well this lambing group they helped make so many beautiful baby lambs. Suffolk are my favourite breed, I just love the black legs so cute
You are beautiful....so don’t let those chapstick shamers get to you! One of the things I think makes you so beautiful is your smile! The big grin you get and the way your eyes light up when you see a new lamb or open your office door each morning...every time! I love when women show their freckled faces, sun on their cheeks, and crazy wind blown messy bun hair! Because it shows who they really are...and that they are outside, working their home gardens, farms and animals...and loving every minute of it. I find that more attractive than a face covered up with makeup any day.
I know this is a lot of work for you to make these videos everyday but I am not overstating that knowing this video will upload every morning is making my life seem more consistent and it really helps me. Thank you for all the hard work.
Sandi they are so sweet. The chapstick Sandi, is i think , because we just love & care about you. You are special to us.
Kudos to Charrissa! What a good help she is to you!
I absolutely love the way you say this...when new mums are seen in a morning......3 babiessss or 2 more babiessss.... nice! Good job mom....always gets me when say those and the ewes just look at you as if to say, yes didn’t I do well....
Funny about the chapped lips. I noticed off hand Sandi's lips were cracking in the video and was like *smacks table* Drink more water, crazy lady!!. Also could just be the Ontario air (as i say that from dry aired Northern British Columbia).
Keep being your awesome self, Sandi! And love the videos.
I was looking into the background of your sheep and when you mentioned the length of this little lambs ears and I think they're the longest in the lab crop so far) but that would trace back in the Il-de-France line as that was composed of Dishley, Leiccester and Ramboullet and originally known as Dishley Merino.
This breeding gives the Il-de-France their long ears, which I'll bet is where hers comes from.... awfully cute too!!!
You have chosen some really nice breeds to work with and that they are so consistent in lambing mostly twins and more quite successfully is a real plus. Both to the breeding and your husbandry. Keep on doing what your doing...your success rate from birth to shopping is amazing.😉❤❤🐏🐑
I would put a old tire filled with straw in the bottle baby pen so they can jump and climb on it like the others do with their mom's
Eric Burgan omg yes a toy would be so cute
What good girls the sheep are
You do such a great job with all the moms and their babies. 👍🏻👍🏻
Please keep us updated on the down ewe. Also, let us know if you try anything on the surviving premiee triplet, like tubing it. Your honesty and transparency in these tricky cases is where we learn the most. Thanks so much for being willing to put it out there.
I think you have a wonderful smile it just makes my day.😁
Oh that big eared baby! ❤
I think you do a great job, some people just aren't nice and like to find fault with everything to make themselves to feel better. Love watching the lambs.
Sandi, with two in the shoot going two different directions it looks like you are raising " push me- pull - yous " 🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰
I watch your videos every morning in bed with a coffee. #isolyfe. This channel plus KyletheRooster are how I start the day ❤️
Some days gotta get complicated for us to appreciate the days of peaches and cream!!! And for your track record, this isn't too bad!! You always handle things so smoothly, like an expert! You know your ewes better than anyone. Keep up the great work Sandi!!!
My days are complete with Sandi and her sheep!
Cindy Ings yes I would totally buy one too!!!! My days are always the best watching with Sadie and her sheep!!
Yup I would too, a big mug will be best for me not small lol
Hello
Every day and his blessing, your work is tiring and interesting at the same time.
I thank you wholeheartedly and with respect for every moment in your work and loyalty to your flock of sheep and a greeting to your family and daughter who are with you at work. I thank her very much.
Your ewes are so patient with all the lambs. It is so cute!
Yes they are good girls cute sheep
I have watched these videos as a sort of daily consistent thing that i hold on to and use as a time keeper and i just realized i now can with 100% accuracy “ding” in time with your intro. Lol! Thanks for sharing this journey! It is oddly peaceful to see the normalcy of some things stay the same. Love and prayers from Long Island NY. ❤️🐑 (Q: How long until we will see little billy babeez? i know its atleast two groups away.)
I'm so glad you have chap stick. It doesn't take long to apply. It sounds like you have more than one so that should help you having one in your clothes pocket. WTG
We may have noticed the chapped lips 😉😅😅 but at least you get lots of gifts out of it 👍👍👍👍
Very happy for Billy's 🐏 🐏 🐏 🥰
Sandi - You have got to be one of the hardest working farmers out there. I don't know how you do all that you do.
Hey Sandi! Love watching your videos! Thank u for your effort showing your daily work at your farm. I run a sheepfarm in Sweden with similary production as u but not with as many ewes. Today i prepared about 100 ewes to get ready for lambing in oct and have used some inspirations from u. Thank u for that and good luck with future lambings! /Adina
I love those moms and babies I wish I was younger I would love to help for nothing doing your grunt work I think you are doing a great job some things are uncontrollable your doing a great job
Yay my daily sheep farmer and lamb and ewe and ram fix. Perfect, settles in with a cup of coffee and a choc bar...now I’m in heaven. Another awesome day down on the farm, thanks Sandi your just amazing, thanks for sharing your farm fam with us. I’ve even got my partner watching as well he loves those newborn lamb noises. Just before we game together we lamb together. It’s a new type of bliss for us home beings.
These mommas are so patient! That little 16 lamb at the end was quite the brat!
I noticed him, too. Kids these days.....
Sandi dont feel bad taking the a triplet off a mom or a quad, even on my dads small scale farm we take a triplet and always supplement no matter how much milk has mom, ur making sure all ur lambs are healthy and fed and getting up to a good weight, keeping them on there mom would probably result in a lighter weight lamb or I'll end up with one or more going down hill after a few days, ur just taking off that risk factor
There are some beautiful markings on these lambs, they are all very unique this time round.
It’s been nice knowing you’ve had Carissa there to help you, she is definitely a great worker.
I’m also loving the names you’re giving them. I’m homeschooling the boys at the moment, I’ll have to use this as part of a test for them 🤭
Congrats Sandi, another productive day, lady I know you are busy, but you need to take care yourself, carry a chapstick on you always. Be safe please
How many of us were holding our breath until you said that Billy will not be shipped out to sell? Response: all of us! Lol❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🐑
Meghan Plamondon Sandi already announced prior to this lambing group that the black rams were staying.
Thank u for the videos love watching em so happy to see Billy love watching the lamb's play
Cutest Bad Weed, I've ever seen.
I just remembered an old farmer telling me that the old farm animals would “hunker down” through winter only to die when spring came. It was certainly true of one of the retirement horse farms I had connections with.
My old Paso Fino whose grave we dug in the fall, expecting to need it, survived to this spring and is acting like we may not need that grave at least for another month, hopefully he gets another summer. As long as he can walk and eat and not be in pain, we'll try to keep him above ground... he's my last horse. Getting hay in a pandemic is a bit tough though.
I grew up on a farm, and I too saw this happening.
Never say you have a handle on things near the animals! They will hear you and throw your day into total chaos!! Lol
Those spotted ones look like Dalmatians... they are all so precious!
Rusty is my favorite so far, I love his chestnut markings lol
Don’t worry about the chapped lips 😀 you work hard and outside. You have a wonderful smile and happy face it’s doesn’t matter
You had a lunch bunny. That lamb is so cute.
My daughter 2 and I watch ur videos every morning she loves sheep. I love how the babies jump all over the ewes and play. 🥰ur doing an amazing job
You are a wonderful Mother. God bless you all and stay well.
Hi Billy what a handsome boy.
Another great visit with Sandi and her sheep.❤
Who cares if your lips are chapped like people don’t get you’re work in dry everything blowing in the air ...and the only thing that matters in your comfort ..thanks for all advice and guides amazing you guys are
So many large, healthy babies. Your doing an awesome job!!
Oh I just love the babies. The first born one with dark legs is the cutest. Just wish you weren’t so far away. I just want to snuggle with them. Your doing a great job!!!
Sandi, the looks the ewes give sometimes are just priceless! Keep up the good work!!!
I love the black one with the big white tuff on top of his head
Just when I think how chaotic you make this all sound, I remember the volume of bodies you're dealing with and I say to myself 'the Good Lord divided time into days (and nights) so we can step back a moment to remember things like THAT.
I love when the babies lay on their mom, too cute!
What you do...all I can say is wow. :)
Another Awesome video! Sure do enjoy your videos - my escape. Thanks!
As soon as you said how quite the morning was, my first thought was the calm before the storm lol
The great sheep shuffle! It’s good that you enjoy your job. I would go bonkers, between laughing and crying all day. Good job!
Hey Sandi nice to see u look forward to seeing the little lambs comes into the world. Thanks for sharing stay strong .
Best part of my morning is getting to see the lambs😍
No matter what happens remember that there are going to be hills and your on top of it all and valleys where things are going to happen that are sometimes out of our control.
And as long as were doing our part God will always do his part.
Your an Amazing person Sandi !! Never forget that..
Sending much love n prayers your way from the USA ❤ X 🙏
Thank you Sandi, Billy and associates look amazing :-)
A little in love with rusty! Your doing a great job :)
You had a crazy busy day!! Lots of cute babies!! Hopefully those two babies will drink from their new mama!! Thank you for sharing!
The things you teach me Sandi 😁 , I never knew sheep only have two teats .
I was having a busy, irritating day. I like get up drink my coffee, look at mail and stuff and get ready for the day. Not today. Five phone calls latter, my hubby who can’t find anything. Grrrr. Then I find your video. Watching the babies and watching you. Just calms me down. Love your show
About missing lunch- have you considered having a few shelf stable protein shakes in your barn? You can grab and drink “ on the go” if nothing else. And you work hard enough that you can easily afford the calories and get the work out ones with a good amount of protein and fats and carbs. Might help keep you going during lambing and reduce those mid afternoon drops a bit. Just a thought.
Thanks for sharing
Walk with your head held high. You’ve earned it! Love ❤️ and prayers 🙏🏻 from Mississauga, Ontario.
Love the markings on the baby after you said hi to Ruby and family. So gorgeous
Your an amazing sheep mom and I really appreciate it that you share your journey with us. Much love and prayers to you, your family and your sheep family.
I love you so much and lt's your 🐑 that keeps me going on with my sheep
Absolutely loving all your speckled lambs and how much Billy Sr. and Jr. have grown. Keep up the awesome job. I don't think I could ever do all that you do. Much love from Tennessee.
I think these are some of the prettiest babies you have had lol.. I prefer the lambs with color on them. I love rusty for the name he looks like he has rust spots
Keep up , your wonderful work . Don't forget Sandi , it's Natures little wonders .