Winter Sheep Farming: Moving Sheep!

Join us on today's sheep farming vlog at Ewetopia Farms as we tackle the challenges of winter weather. In this exciting episode, we take action to relocate our sheep to their proper barn locations before the next storm hits.

First, we start by moving the rams from the back of the lamb Coverall to make room for the next group of ewes and lambs. Despite their aversion to snow and ice, we successfully guide the rams to the next barn with minimal issues.

Next, we lay out fresh straw, remove the old dividing wall, and create a new creep area for the lambs. With these preparations complete, we take a moment to enjoy the thrilling lamb races before heading to the lambing barn.

In the lambing barn, we demonstrate our stress-free and safe method of loading the next group of Suffolk ewes and lambs onto our trailer. From gathering the lambs to watching the ewes confidently load themselves onto the trailer ramp, we guide you through the entire process.

Finally, we release more ewes and lambs from their bonding jugs, allowing them to join the now vacant family pen. Despite the constant movement, everything flows smoothly, ensuring a comfortable and secure environment for our sheep.

Join us for this informative and action-packed video, where we showcase the intricacies of winter sheep farming and our dedication to the well-being of our flock. #SheepFarming #WinterChallenges #StressFreeExperience

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Lynn McKay & Arnie Droogh
3606 6th Concession Road
Kingston (Joyceville), Ontario
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