Fanny is a remarkable ewe at her age. Beautiful fleece

Oh, Juliet is so pretty

Thank you for sharing so much information about how you breed your sheep! I’m hoping to get some sheep in the next few years and I’m absorbing all the knowledge I can before then so I am prepared to care for them properly. Your videos are immensely helpful. Thank you so much! 🙏🏽💗🐑🧶

I had been told (by the person I bought my wheel from) that you can splice the band ((with cutting and heating, I believe it was) and tighten that way. For when the band becomes stretched.

Less crimp but lower micron #... fascinating. Not that I know diddly about this, but I would have assumed that the higher the crimp, the lower the micron #.

You are on a roll!!!

Oh yeah... breed her next year... that's stunning!

I love that you're doing these one at a time!!!

Her fleece was really pretty coming off on the shear floor. ❤

Love watching you skirt. What a great set up too!

I am enjoying these skirting videos. 💕🐑

My daughter's mentioned the lanolin of the wool. Can you feel lanolin when handling

Alice Paul is one of my favorites. Will you breed her again? Will you do AI again?

Very nice fleece

All is well that ends well....

Congrats on the lambing. Sending healing love to the little one not doing well. Love to all of you. Get some sleep.

Love those darker areas on Juliet

Luciana is very pretty!

Pretty fleece

Jen, this was very interesting. You are very thorough with the details of each fleece. Thanks for sharing

So cute the lambs running back and forth! But so sad about the one with the sores. Though it reminds me, can sheep get eczema?

Yay and it’s not even June yet! 😊 Enjoy some sleep filled nights. The new ram lamb is so cute with the doe eyes. Hope the little gal improves.

Hi Jen, glad Belva lambed out. Now to deal with the mystery sores on that lamb. It is hard to treat if you don’t what it is. Lucky you have Cornell nearby. Hope you get an answer quickly.

I am looking forward to the lambs first experience outside the barn.

Glad Belva had her lamb. Hope Lucretia's lamb will be okay. Can't wait to see which lambs get what bird name.

Id watch a live of just skirting wool 😆. I hope your lamb ends up being okay. ❤

Those babies are growing so fast.

I’m so sorry to hear about your one lamb not doing well.😣

Glad lambing is done for you now. How strange about the lambs lesions… Let’s hope there is a better outcome than you’re expecting. It’s sad to see them not well, but I guess, like you said, that’s life. Lovely idea to use bird names🥰

Wow 4 oz!? Do you ever make soap?

Love your running lambs. They sure have lots of energy.

Love your ewes and lambs. We raised a few sheep when I was much younger.

Nothing like a Friday lamb frolic to start the weekend off right.

Thanks Jen. You need to have a talk with Belva😂

Those lamb frolics always give me a chuckle. Belva, what is taking you so long?

Puuuh! When I read the title I was really worried that a ewe or a lamb was hurt. But thank God you 'just' had 10 min of being scared. You managed the situation quite competent together with Rich, congratulations!

Gosh, what a lot of things to keep an eye on - you are truly incredible! Such skill! It was lovely seeing the lamb races!! I’m still in love with Mabel’s ewe😊😂😂

I'm glad all ended up well with the rams. Loved the lamb frolics!

The little lambs sure enjoyed their "run".

Thanks for sharing all of it-- even the embarrassing parts. SO glad no rams got into the road. I would have been a foul-mouthed-swearing nut case if it was me... Well, you got your adrenaline up, probably got some extra points on your Fitbit ... ;-) And I hope you got a good night's sleep!

Love watching the babies running & hopping around - such joy!❤ That’s a big job of work taking care of all the needs to keep them fed, safe and healthy. Thanks for sharing this story. 🙏🏻✝️🕊🕉🪷❤️💙

Carrie's lamb was showing her "dance moves" 😂 It was so cute when the lambs were looking right in the camera. Yikes, glad all ended safely for you!

Oh Jenn, I thought the mistake was Belva had her lamb outside! Glad you got the rams safely moved. I wouldn’t have been so cool.

Very interesting information about how you skirt a fleece. What do you use to wash a fleece you are going to spin?

I got my Rose from you in i believe 2022. I brought my kids and mom up with me to the farm to shop. Well i was watching your video and told my daughter we had met you in person and she was shocked. "In real life?!?!" She asked. Yes honey. In real life. It was cute.

So fun and interesting to watch your videos. I learn so much. Your barn is so clean and high tech too. You truly are an example, thank you for sharing. It was so fun to see you in Rush last weekend my beautiful young one. Keep up the good work!!!!!

You are the most organized sheep person I have encountered. My sheep friends here in Riverton, Wyoming , in the late 90’s and early in this century, were primitive compared to your set up. We made use of pallets and baling twine for lambing jugs. I was fortunate to have some really good mentors here. Including Colleen Jennings, Barb Burrows, Kathy Urbigkit , Nan Slingerland and several others. We were blessed for many years to have a shearer who specialized in spinning fleeces. He could gather up a fleece, and from his shearing shed, would throw the fleece onto the skirting table and it would land perfect for skirting. He seldom had second cuts. Appreciated a great fleece. Unfortunately, he quit the business. Tatiana has a fleece I would have loved to spin. Tatiana was the Fairy Queen in A Midsummers Nights Dream. One of Shakespeare’s comedies.

Very interesting Jenn. Thanks for

Glad you had a good fiber show. Sometimes at a show I'll return two or three times to a booth. Always so much to take in.

Love the lamb frolics! Hoping your convalescents gain weight on the nice fresh pasture.