I have a really nice ram for sale or trade. He is 3 yrs. old. He is very well mannered. I would keep him but he is related to all my ewes but 2 old girls. His name is Gowan He is registered . We are flock #229.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
It's been along time, alot has changed. The kids and Grandkids moved out in Jan. so it is now just John and I in the house, (along with 2 border collies and 2 cats.) We haven't lived alone for almost 7 years. It has taken alittle bit of ajusting. We still have the Highlanders and we still have our little Shetland sheep. My wonderful Petey the peacock has died this year he was 17 years old. I miss him alot. Topanga our favorite Highlander died last winter, we still have her mother Angela she is now 20 years old. We have the Grandkids every Friday and sometimes inbetween. They are growning so fast. We are starting to have alot of fun with them.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
It's been along time blogging. I couldn't remember the password or anything. Got a new one so now we are in business. I'm going to try and keep up. Alot has changed on the farm. We have a new Grandson. "Brewer." Well, I guess he's not so new he just had his first Birthday. I'm going to dust off the camera and start taking pictures again. I didn't breed any sheep or cattle last year, so no babies this spring.
The Emporium is pretty much done except for roasting coffee and soda pop.
Kinni lounge is gone!
Things have changed.
The Emporium is pretty much done except for roasting coffee and soda pop.
Kinni lounge is gone!
Things have changed.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Ok guys. I have lost my mind. I have to tell the story of the male peacock I lost last week.
Last spring a fox or coyote killed my older 2 peacock hens. I found 2 eggs and put them under a bantam hen ( silly bantams are always broody) she hatched out the eggs 2 weeks later. She mothered them like they were her own, but she must have thought they were the ugliest bantams chicks ever, but she raised them anyway. Well they grew older and realized they were different. Well one stayed put and one tended to wander, he had many problems and kept having trouble finding the shed. Many times we tried to herd him into the shed, many times no luck. Well last night we found him dead in the pasture, frozen to death in the 30 below weather didn't make it into the shed. It was so sad.
Last spring a fox or coyote killed my older 2 peacock hens. I found 2 eggs and put them under a bantam hen ( silly bantams are always broody) she hatched out the eggs 2 weeks later. She mothered them like they were her own, but she must have thought they were the ugliest bantams chicks ever, but she raised them anyway. Well they grew older and realized they were different. Well one stayed put and one tended to wander, he had many problems and kept having trouble finding the shed. Many times we tried to herd him into the shed, many times no luck. Well last night we found him dead in the pasture, frozen to death in the 30 below weather didn't make it into the shed. It was so sad.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
I know it's been along time since I've blogged. John is now semi-retired. (HA-HA) He has purchased another coffee shop in River Falls. Kinnicoffee.com We are expecting another Grand child in April, plus lambs, I bred 2 ewes to a really nice ram. Can't wait to see what we get. Brooklyn is now 5 and Britta is 2 They keep up really happy. John is still town Chairman for Rock Elm Township. Today was Caucus. He got nominated again. We are busier now than we have ever been. I've been spinning alot of wool which is really fun. I'm starting a little yarn and craft shop in Kinni Lounge in River Falls.
I lost a Peacock in the cold weather. I'm really upset about it because of what I went through to save that egg that became that peacock. I'll tell the story later.
I lost a Peacock in the cold weather. I'm really upset about it because of what I went through to save that egg that became that peacock. I'll tell the story later.
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