leanin' H
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Computer was down but the camera still worked. Better late than never i guess. Little H' showed 2 lambs, her's and her little brother's, who is too young to be in 4H. We had no idea what the heck we were doing as we haven't had a sheep on the place unless it was a chop! But we bought 2 lambs and jumped on into the sheep business. If your gonna be a sheepherder, ya got'a have a sign. :lol:
Pre-show jitters were not to be found. Mostly giggles and laughing. Two cousins and two lambs. Mine is the one on the left. Those two youngsters worked with their lambs every day. They had them dead broke and sweet as a sheep gets.
Line em' up girls!
Make sure ya watch the judge gals. He was from Montana and did a good job.
Sheep judge sorting and shifting. Little H' went back for Grand Champion with one lamb (Her brother's) and ended up 12th while the other was 31st out'a 210 lambs.
Setting him up.
For a clueless sheep raising rookie, i was one proud dad!
That lil' gal is a fine stockwoman. She is smart and pretty and can do anything. Thankfully, all those attributes were thrown by her mother who happens to have tremendous EPDs in all those areas!
Cousin Ashley did great too. Her lamb wasnt as finished and got a red ribbon. But at the sale the next day, she was quite happy when she got a $650 check for her efforts! A nieghboring rancher bought her lamb and he is a gem!
We don't raise calves and lambs and hogs folks, we try to raise good, kind, decent, hardworking kids. Ribbons are just gravy! Proud of ya Sis!!!!!!
Pre-show jitters were not to be found. Mostly giggles and laughing. Two cousins and two lambs. Mine is the one on the left. Those two youngsters worked with their lambs every day. They had them dead broke and sweet as a sheep gets.
Line em' up girls!
Make sure ya watch the judge gals. He was from Montana and did a good job.
Sheep judge sorting and shifting. Little H' went back for Grand Champion with one lamb (Her brother's) and ended up 12th while the other was 31st out'a 210 lambs.
Setting him up.
For a clueless sheep raising rookie, i was one proud dad!
That lil' gal is a fine stockwoman. She is smart and pretty and can do anything. Thankfully, all those attributes were thrown by her mother who happens to have tremendous EPDs in all those areas!
Cousin Ashley did great too. Her lamb wasnt as finished and got a red ribbon. But at the sale the next day, she was quite happy when she got a $650 check for her efforts! A nieghboring rancher bought her lamb and he is a gem!
We don't raise calves and lambs and hogs folks, we try to raise good, kind, decent, hardworking kids. Ribbons are just gravy! Proud of ya Sis!!!!!!