
The new puppy is still unnamed, but he has a buddy. Is this a sheep in a dog house, or is this a dog in a sheep house? Continue reading

We picked up our new guard dog puppy this morning. He is an Akbash. The sun was unfortunately shining in the wrong place to get good pictures. All of the sheep and Kimball came to investigate, and the sheep were very concerned. They will settle down with time, but it’s been a while since they’ve… Continue reading

All of the chicks arrived this morning. We raise one batch of meat birds each year. This year, we’re doing 100. We keep half for ourselves, and we sell the rest. We also got 25 pullets for egg laying. The egg breeds we’re trying this year are Russian Orloff, Dorking, Ancona, and Welsummer. We also… Continue reading

I was filling the horse water tanks when I noticed quacking, thrashing, and splashing in the small pond by the house. This mother duck was racing back and forth, trying to convince me she had a broken wing. She wanted me to chase her instead of her ducklings. Her ducklings were hiding in the reeds… Continue reading

Here’s a picture of Orange, our outside cat, taking a nap on an old apple stump. Summer is coming, and it’s really nice out now. Not too hot, but still nice and warm. It’s perfect weather for naps! Continue reading

We put Becky in the pen next to the rams so she wouldn’t get crushed. She climbed through the hay and feeder to be with her rams, so we let her. She is very protective of her sheep. Continue reading

It’s one day before we go to pick up Eifion. There are 14 deer in the front yard, plus snow! Continue reading

This is what is currently on my small loom. I’m weaving several placemats. I have four cream with red stripes done, plus one red with cream stripes. I’ve started my second one of those. I can’t remember exactly how much warp I have on, so I’m not sure when I’ll be done. As soon as… Continue reading

Becky is in with the adult rams now. She’s doing very well, and the sheep seem to get along well with her. Continue reading
We lost our senior stallion yesterday to severe colic from a twisted gut. RS Farwasabi was a grandson of both Abu Farwa and Khemosabi. He was trained in dressage, reining, and pleasure, and he was always a gentleman to handle. He was the first purebred Arabian horse we ever bred. He was also a SCID… Continue reading