It's not even CLOSE to lambing time in the Bluff Country. I didn't put Hunter in with his girls until December 8th, last year! Wow! I had to look up the date (thank goodness I have everything documented on blogger!) I was thinking we'd be lambing at the end of April ~ I'll be more like early May!! I normally put my breeding groups together on Thanksgiving weekend. I guess I won't have to worry about there being green grass for my late-term ewes and the new lambs.
So, we're not on the lookout for lambs, yet, in the Bluff Country. We ARE, however, on the lookout for SPRING. 
There will be leaves and grass Any Day Now!
March is coming to the END.DREAM says...
..."Don't worry, Mom, it'll be worth waiting for!"
Once again your photos are captivating! Love the cat in the tree! What a great shot!
ReplyDeletewe're in monsoon season here now, just one big mud hole. Those eyes are gorgeous. I get to enjoy sheep through you.
ReplyDeleteLOL, I had to look back in my blog too for breeding dates!
ReplyDeleteMine are going to start NEXT WEEK!
Yellow Jacket Ridge Angoras said what I was thinking.
ReplyDeleteDiane L./Bloomington,IN
My own calico cat is hovering around my feet asking for breakfast as I sit here ignoring her in order to read your blog! We've had Spring in Atlanta for a while, but lots of rain, too.
ReplyDeleteI'll be watching for lamb pix in another month.
Nancy in Atlanta
I love it when there are kitty pictures! Daisy's always so photogenic :)
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