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Springing ewes

  • 15-02-2015 05:44PM
    #1
    Green farmer
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    How far out do you notice your ewes springing? Was feeding ewes today and noticed them starting to spring. The ram's went in on the 20th October for lambing 14th march onwards. Cannt fully remember how far out I spotted them last year. Just hoping lambs don't arriving early in the fields and I've done my dates right :confused:


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  • #2
    arctictree
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    Green farmer wrote: »
    How far out do you notice your ewes springing? Was feeding ewes today and noticed them starting to spring. The ram's went in on the 20th October for lambing 14th march onwards. Cannt fully remember how far out I spotted them last year. Just hoping lambs don't arriving early in the fields and I've done my dates right :confused:

    I noticed a couple here with bags starting to fill this morning. Ram went in with these ones on the 8th October.


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