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My 2024 Lambs

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These are my first lambs of the 2024 lambing season. The are Betty and Boomer, their mom is Kitty and their dad is Stanley. So they are an A generation, and in my opinion, just at cute and as good a representation of the breed as you will find. 

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This is a set of triplets from Madeline and Willy. So they are A generation. Two little rams and a little ewe. 

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She is Lucy and Stanley's first baby and was I ever surprised to see this color as well as the blue eyes on this little AP ewe

Then Lulu Bell and Peter followed along with their little B generation ewe, Lovey. I am not sure where she is getting all of her spunkyness but neither of them had as much as she has combined. From her front view I always think she is wearing a pair of pj's. 

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Well if it wasn't enough to have one set of triplets along can a second set from Bea and Stanley. Yes, all three are AP ewe lambs.  So far this has been a great lambing season.

Here is another ewe for this season, she is Fiona's so with Lester as her dad that makes her a B generation. She showed up breach, which was pretty tricky. Her sister didn't make it unfortunately. But after all we went through that night I am grateful to have her and mom doing great. So of course her name just had to be Lucky...

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Meet Candise and Colin, they are an A generation set of twins. They are just as sweet as 2 lambs can be and I expect they will become a great asset to your flock

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Here is little Clover, she is also an A generation out of two spotted parents. Speckles and Rudy played the big shots while they were in the baby pen. So she was certainly a surprise when I noticed someone was going to have a baby.

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Here we have Bonnie and Clyde. Yes that's what I named them. I am looking forward to seeing what they will do for my flock in the up coming years. Both are A generation so there is lots of room for growth in the generations to come for them. 

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