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First lamb at Easter
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Wiltshire Horn Sheep...
The Wiltshire Horn is an attractive and active breed in which both sexes have horns. It's particular claim to fame is that it is a self-shedding breed.it has only a rudimentary fleece which it sheds every spring!!
This was the first lamb to be born this Spring.
 
 
 

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Julie O'Neill said:

The wiltshire lamb was born out in the field, So was a bit chilly, the farm staff moved her and her mum back into the poly tunnel...where it's very warm. Lambs that have just been born are quite for the first day
1:10 PM on April 27, 2006

Roma said:

What is the baby lambs name?
11:29 AM on May 25, 2006

Hannah said:

What do you feed the lamb?
4:11 PM on May 26, 2006

Gill said:

Would you like to do that Hannah? I wonder how old the lamb has to be before it can eat grass?
5:04 PM on May 28, 2006

Adam St said:

My mum loves that lamb.  How much will it cost?
5:42 PM on June 4, 2006

Bethany W said:

How do baby lamb's get born do they get born like us?
5:46 PM on June 6, 2006

Gill said:

They do Bethany. Next spring try to go to a lambing day at Rare Breeds and you will see.
11:16 AM on June 12, 2006

Julie O'Neill said:

Lambs cost around £15 from the Livestock Market, however we sell some of our Rare Breeds of Sheep for around £20 - £25 each. It really depends on what type of sheep you require and what you are buying it for.
The Lambs are fed special sheeps milk, in place of the milk they would get from their mums, pretty much like Human babies from their Mums. we feed our sock lambs around 16 weeks.
They nibble at grass from the day they are born!
10:44 AM on July 18, 2006

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