Monday, February 27, 2012

Meet Boulderneigh BING!

Bings are a "black" cherry, so I thought Bing an appropriate name for this tall, dark and handsome ramling. Color me excited to learn that Bunker is Awt/Aa (he's white but carries solid)!

Just before noon Marta had a string of mucous, so I put everyone back in the fold where the lamb would have a dry place to land. Figuring she could still take awhile, I decided to give her some privacy and ride Larry. An hour later, a vigorous 7 1/3 lb. lamb was getting his first bath and looking for his first meal - badda bing badda boom! I made sure he found the faucets and then took Brian to his science class. Saw this on our way home -
and this when we got home.
Dry and spry, a few white hairs but no horn buds on his noggin, and sooo soft.

One down, one to go at . . .

21 comments:

Nancy K. said...

It looks like you're off to a good start! Nice looking ram lamb.

MISS PEACH ~(^.^)~ said...

ahhhhhh how wonderful and adorable! conCATulations from the cozy cottage to you all on the new addition to the farm!!

sheeps and me said...

He is beautiful Michelle.New life is so wonderful. All the rest are going to be girls, right????

A :-) said...

Oh! He is so cute!! Congratulations :-) Finally a boy after all the girls last year :-)

janna e said...

Finally, today was "the day"! Congratulations on a nice looking little fellow.

Theresa said...

Bingo! What a handsome boy he is. Welcome to the world.

Kanisha said...

Wow he looks like a lovely lad, congratulations

Becky Utecht said...

Congratulations Michelle, he's so cute!

thecrazysheeplady said...

TOOOO CUTE!!!! Congrats :-D.

Christine said...

"Found the faucets" LOL!

Welcome little guy! I'm glad I get to experience lambs via blogs. The old maids around here won't be delivering anything around here.

Kelly said...

He is gorgeous. Crossing my fingers that he doesn't get horns. Congrats Michelle.

Barbara Tibbetts Chace said...

Hi Michelle....

It's been a while, but you know how much I love seeing the babies! Bing is beautiful!

Barbara Chace

Joan said...

Congratulations on such a handsome little guy, Michelle! :) Love the name.

Kim said...

Great looking ram! Great name!

Unknown said...

looking forward to watching Bing grow, at least for awhile.

Mac said...

Congrats Michelle!!! He is so cute!! :-) keep me posted on how he develops if you would! im getting into polled breeding and will be in need of another nice ram ! :-)

Susan said...

Oh, geez, Michelle! He is so darn adorable! Going lamb-less this spring is tough. But I will get to enjoy yours vicariously!

Michelle said...

Thanks for sharing the joy with me, everyone! He really is a cutie; everything about him looks great so far. But I have limited room for keeping intact males and am already maxxed out with three adult rams. After getting micron tests done on everyone this spring and seeing what Cadbury throws with Annabelle, at least one of the adult rams will probably be for sale, along with Bing. Rick is talking about banding already, but I will try to stall him for awhile to get a better idea of Bing's qualities. He is a sweet little fellow with very soft fiber, so would make a wonderful fiber pet. Unfortunately, I already have two of those available that haven't sold, getting back to the "space" issue....

Sue said...

What a cutie. I can hardly wait for my girls to get down to business. In severe need of some lamb love!

Tombstone Livestock said...

Congratulations

Unknown said...

he is adorable! love the sunset sky too