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Shetland Sheep, Emily, Tru & Rabb our Border Collies,
        and all my various knitting projects.




SURPRISE SURPRISE!
Look what I found tonight!
BluffCountry Easter Lily showed no signs at all today of lambing. We came home with a load of hay and started unloading it when I heard what I've been waiting for all spring, the adorable little baa of a newborn lamb. Lily is a first time mom and is a complete pro at it already. She has given us a perfect dark moorit ram lamb sired by BluffCountry Paladin. This little guy carries lots of spotting genetics. Mom's sire is an HST as well as his Dad.

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  1. # Anonymous Anonymous

    Yea Kim! I can't wait to see all your new babies!
    Nikki from TCKnitters  

  2. # Blogger Tipper

    Hooray! Are most lambings so simple? From all of the movies/books I've read I've been led to believe that every birth on the farm is a fight between life and death. ;)

    You've got beautiful animals. I can't wait to see them at Shepherd's Harvest!  

  3. # Blogger Kim Nikolai

    The Shetlands lamb pretty much on their own. They are great moms and handle delivery very well. I still like to be there just in case though!  

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I am a Shetland addict. I am a wool addict. I am a yarn addict. I love to spin, knit and raise sheep. I am owned by Emily and Rabb, my Border Collies who love to help me with the sheep. When I'm not knitting, spinning or taking care of my sheep, I work from home designing websites and as a XanGo Independent Distributor.

















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