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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (5740)	4/13/2005 3:49:48 PM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12411

We use the barn for our convenience, mostly. Just like we schedule lambing for 3-4 weeks ahead of pasture, when the weather is more pleasant for us. We average 225% lamb crop, so lots of triples which can present less than perfectly. Running a little over that this year, so far. We have no mis-mothering or lamb loss, at least not in the past 6 years since we started working with this highly maternal breed...sheds it's winter coat, down to a slick goat-like coat with no shearing, no docking, no banding, no grain. Heard of the skinning of dead lambs for a coat, but fortunately never presented with an orphaned or mis-mothered lamb. Thinking maybe I covered my short at 1173.50, but not if it is taken out. So, I'll post back when I'm sure. ;)