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Westconsin | Discovered this poor girl around 3am two nights ago when I went out to check cows and the lambing barn, and had to do a double take. This is the first time I've ever seen this in my 28 years, but my grandmother recalls this happening a time or two in our 90+ years of having sheep. Surprisingly, she's a first timer, which shocked the vet when I spoke with her. I've penned her off separately, am watching her for toxemia and am prepared to assist in delivery. Anything I can do to make her more comfortable? She has finally laid down and can get up on her own power.
Updated to add: We turned rams out September 15, so we'll start lambing any day.
Edited by AndersonHerefords 2/8/2016 16:38
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