[Jacob-list] breeding season

[Mary Hansson]

Hi BJ,
 
I hooked my old baby monitor up in the sheep shed and have that running beside the bed.  Keeps my feet and hands warm unless there is actually something going on----and I don't wake up wondering what is happening.  Sometimes you get a ewe who slips one past you, but it is truly rare.
 
MEH

"Kraght, BJ" <BJ.Kraght at wwireless.com> wrote:
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Mary Ellen Hansson, MEd, RD, LDN
ISeeSpots Farm
Jacob Sheep:  Lambs, adults, wool
www.iseespots.com
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