HOW MANY PEOPLE DOES IT TAKE TO CATCH A LAMB? | LAMBING 2023 VLOG 26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2023
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Sad when things don’t work out with the preemie lamb. Also, I have to agree with one of the other subscribers, the ewe with the cold udder looks to have gangrenous mastitis. That the udder skin is turning black is one of the signs the tissue is dying. I think it worth consulting the vet to see what treatments are available and decide if the ewe is worth saving or even can be saved. Take care, Will.
Another fantastic video Will!
Love the lambing videos
Cheers Derek
beautiful
Word of caution about dangling loops of twine in case a lamb snares it’s head. Good to see you floor feeding now.
Another great video Will. I suspect the ewe with the mastitis has gangrenous (gangrene) mastitis and she will lose that 1/2 of the udder (it may slough off). LIkely it will be E coli bacteria. These ewes can die from it as well. Hope the treatment works.
I’ve loved all your lambing videos so far esp when you’re so busy. Keep up the amazing work!!
Sorry the little premature lamb did not make it. You gave it a wonderful try.
Hope the weather warns up. 😁👍👍❤️
And frostbite kills tissue too. Good that Will got the test to the Vets.
Great video, learn so much from them
Hi Will, keep a close eye on that ewe whit the cold bag. I lost a ewe on that a while ago. Its not a pleasant kind of mastitis. The bag wil not heal. Greatings from Holland.
Cheere yes unfortunately I think she’ll have to go
Shame about the little one. Mother nature at large.
I am being a nosy bugger and have a few questions: do you log the adopted lambs to their birth or foster mum? Think about keeping track. And do you throw out the drop-out (for whatever reason: mastitis, no milk, still borns, ….) mums from your breeding programme? What are the plans with the c-section ewe? Just wondering how you deal with these kind of set backs.
Can‘t wait for the first bunnies to hit the ground 🍀 happy lambing
Your ewe with the cold quarter with the cold quarter is most likely black mastitis
Yep after the multiple comments about it I spoke to the vet and unfortunately she’s been put down
I have enjoyed the video 👌
Excellent video Will! Fairly new to your channel. Wanted to say thanks for taking the time to make these videos during some of your busiest time of the year, and edit and post. Appreciate your positive outlook even when adversity strikes. Well done!
Thank you!!!
Will what’s the Situation with Sophie’s border Leicesters tho ???
Still nothing unfortunately
@@CowleyHillFarm 🚫🐰☹️
When you are referring to the sire for the B flock you say it's an "aber black" or something like that. Am I mishearing that?
Yep that is correct. They are a composit breed made up from Suffolk and Charolais and then stabilised and performance recorded
Great video as always 👌
Hi Will another great video! Do the lambs suck the synulox back out if you leave them on?
The hope is that 9/10 the mums kicks them off as it is painful to them to suck .
@@CowleyHillFarm makes sense hope she recovers👍🏻