NEW RAM PAGE               October 2005

Ram LF125R                              a Triplet         With his Mother (SRXAI538K) and father  (WLW24P) both being Triplets.

He has some silvering on the tips of his wool like a "Silver Lining" and a few white hairs on the end of his nose this could be some indication of spotting because he did have some spotted babies this season.

Lazarus

Read My Story and See more Pictures

Click above here to see Lazarus one year ago and read his miracle story.

"ISSAC HAYES" LF RAM B3H 4N

"Issac-Hayes"- is a black badgerface has a nice calm personality,beautiful wide set horns He is 1/2 AI out of a NOI daughter and a HELI son.   He is a very large Ram lamb coming to the farm at 41/2 months old and weighing about 110 lbs. Thrilled to have this spectacular ram, I wanted a ram of his size and build to put with some of the  larger ewes. He also has beautiful fleece !!! Issac-Hayes is still keeping his gentle personality.

Issac-Hayes is just so big but still so gentle, He has such nice confirmation and wool.

For Leader Sheep info.

Leader Rams-The First leader Ram semen to be used for AI work from Iceland was "ARI"          The second leader ram was "BISKUP."           The fall of 2001 was the first time semen from a 3rd leader Ram was used for AI work, "PRESTUR"

THE DANGERS OF KEEPING RAMS!!

Although I love the sheep, I DO NOT encourage keeping a Ram as a pet.      This is a very dangerous thing to do and there are many terrible stories of injuries that could have been avoided if only common sense was used.      Rams can be very dangerous and aggressive during the breeding season. Even the most gentle bottle fed baby can turn on you during this time and it is not worth taking the chance.      I have special pens for the Rams and their Ewes during breeding season and always take special care in watching my back during feeding.

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