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Thursday, March 24, 2022

Haircut Day


First up, Short Round.  She marched into the chute from Easy Breezy like she knew exactly what was coming.  I just love this old ewe. I wasn't expecting much from her fleece, but I salvaged quite a bit and tossed it in the washer and it's actually quite nice :-).

The Ellie Monster.  I was afraid she might be sassy, but she did just fine.  


She and her momma, Short Round, have something sweet planned for their fleeces :-).


Muuuufin


Still very black!


Jared aka Big J


After you get your hair cut you get to go eat grass in the yard. It was a bit drizzly, but no one seemed to mind.  Yard grass is a good treat!


Mini Moose, now being called Macro Moose :-o


It was actually mostly wool...mostly.


Amos helped push sheep from the big pen into the catch pen.


Lots of Pinto pictures because his family wasn't able to come watch...and we all love Pinto pictures ;-).  Here he's listening carefully to a discussion on catch pen/chute set up.  Big Moose (looking on) is not paying any attention and is only thinking about ways he can get in trouble once he hits the chute. 




I love how intently he's watching :-).





Tabitha on deck


Maisie on the board.  She behaved herself...as best she could :-D.


And Amos has the last sheep penned.



Great catch, Rusty Ewe!

Another shearing in the books.  It is always a huge relief to have this out of the way.  We had yet another great crew this year and I'm so thankful for everyone's good help! 



8 comments:

Michelle said...

I'd be jealous but don't have the energy....

Wayne W Walls said...

Very cool photos! Sheep seem like fun animals to keep around! Thanks for sharing!

Vandermolen said...

Thanks for sharing the shearing. Wonder what they share among themselves?

Terry and Linda said...

So much fun! and...you know...YARD GRASS IS THE BEST!!!!

Shirley said...

In that last photo is it a Very Tall Sheep or is it just the perspective.
Inquiring minds want to know, did Maisie (try to) bite you? ;o)

Far Side of Fifty said...

Nekkid sheeps, hope the bad weather escaped your flock. :) Amos is a blessing:)

thecrazysheeplady said...

Shirley, that is both a big sheep and an enhancing perspective :-D

Deb said...

Pinto is so cute. What a good boy, too.

What have you been feeding those sheep?

They look exceptionally huge!

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