EWE ain't seen nothin' yet😳 | deformed lambs, Marge disappoints & Cinnamon is a MAMA!!🤱| Vlog 569
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
- Well... Marge went into labour... OVERNIGHT. ]
Which means I wasn't here to help her, and the lamb got stuck. Thankfully, her best skill is mothering... and she immediately accepted a quad as her own to foster!
Had a few strange lambs show up also... One with a wry neck, and one with what looked like a cleft palate?
Carissa and I also sorted our next breeding group... ALREADY.😳
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Cinnamon gave you the perfect answer when you asked her if you were a bad sheep farmer. She said NAAAH. You are a great sheep farmer! You go above and beyond to keep your flock happy and healthy. Of course there will be tough times and hard decisions to make. But you are an amazing woman, mother, wife and farmer. Don't let anyone tell you different.
Very well said. 🥰🐑💖
I think she’s a great sheep farmer too 😅
My fav was Marge. Sandy was talking to her, asked a question and Marge answered immediately with what I'm fairly sure was Ping Off only less polite. 😅
She's amazing! I don't know how she does it. It would break my heart most days. Especially when the well loved babies go to market. ☹️
What Elizabeth and the others said... You're awesome at what you do.
Loads of lambs - sooooo many multiples - exactly what you want in your flock...
Over the years, we had conjoined twin lambs, a two headed lamb and various other things. Fetal development isn’t foolproof.
Wowzers! That's interesting. Mother Nature keeps everyone on their toes. It's truly amazing anyone is born; yet alive too??!! I'm a retired NICU/Peds/ReproEndo?infertility RN who went on to Hospice. So from pre-planning all the way to death, life is simply a miracle and awesome to behold.
Wow that's crazy! Poor ewe's I bet the conjoined twins and the two headed lamb hurt coming out.
Sometimes it is a good decision to give a "not so good animal " a pass. I read in one of James Herriot's books where a farmer had a very favorite cow that had a bad udder and the other cows were stepping on it when she laid down. The farmer decided after a few injuries that it was time. He called the knacker to get the cow. When the man got to the next farm the gentle old cow busted out and ran back home. The farmer decided she had earned her keep and put her in with the calves where she served as a nursemaid cow.
Lovely story.
Oh lovely story!
I love the James Herriot books💕! So many good and funny stories 😊!
I ❤️ All Creatures Great and Small !
@@sondraleonard212 I love these books!
It must be so hard to see lambs born alive like that little deformed mouth one. I totally understand why you say you wish the universe would be kind and let it be stillborn. I am in total awe of what you do and how you care for the animals in your charge. Xx
Honestly rewatching this again and I literally told my mom the same thing sometimes its just not a viable lamb and if its a stillborn it won't be suffering at least.
Wow ! So much to deal with. Stillborns, deformed lambs, backwards births, head only births, etc. The physical and emotional toll must be exhausting. Yet all the success stories and jumping lambs make it all worthwhile. Thank you for sharing everything with us ❤️🐑
The running of the lambs while mommies are eating is so beautiful.
Lambpedes are so funny it is as if they play up whilst Moms are not looking lol
Sandi calls it popcorn and it does look like it 😂
Popcorn lambs!
Zoomies.
Totally my favorite part of lambing!
Please please keep being a “bad” sheep farmer! It’s what I love most, and I think I am not alone! Your love of special members of your herd, as well as your diligent, day-in-day-out care of all your animals, makes these vlogs the highlight of my week. Sandi, not just your dedication and hard work but also your willingness to try to help lambs that aren’t quite there yet makes me smile, worry, and cheer along with you. Every day your work inspires and delights your followers. Thank you!
Yes! Well said! 🥰🥰🐑🐑💖💖
So true!
You mean "baaaaad" lol
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Wooo 250 lambs from 100 ewes that sounds like a successful breeding season
Who else is addicted to this programme?
Me! I love watching Sandi's sheep...especially the little lambies. It really touches my heart how much she cares for her flock and how, when she is having a rough day, she goes in for a Mattie and Willow cuddle.
Me too. 🥰🥰
Me also watching from wv. Love all she does. One of the most perfect humans I can think of
That is a ton of milk from Cinnamon! Sheep aren't the easiest to milk, I know. And she was so sweet about it ❤️
Edited to add: You're not a bad sheep farmer, everyone has their favorites!
Right, I heard her say “naaaaw” 🥰 sheep loves ewe (🤣) as we do too❣️❣️❣️
Yes! Well said! 🥰🥰🐑🐑💖💖
I think favorites are the payoff for some hardship cases.
I have had a couple of wry neck babies. I don't splint them, just do some gentle stretching and massaging frequently during the day. Luckily I'm retired now, and am home to do that. It takes 3 to 4 days with this but they do straighten and the babies do well. Interestingly, this has happened in different years and with different mommas so I don't feel it was genetic more positional. I watch your vlogs religiously, as i am learning implementing, and improving the family homestead. You are a great teacher, thanks so much for sharing! Best of luck!
Your videos never disappoint on the drama and I think BigMarge redeemed herself when she fostered that other lamb
I love how respectful you are to the lambs talking thru the process with them ♥️ I know they probably don’t fully understand but it’s still really sweet
I believe animals understand "tone of voice" .
Lucy is so precious with the lambs and Ewes. Kissing that lamb with the crooked neck. So cute.
Lucy is my daughters name 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lucy is a doll even if she is Mark's dog!
Oh I know! She was like, "Look Mom! I'm helping too!"
"I love you little lambie. I'll lick it better."
My thoughts too 😂
No suggestion no recommendations just applause, my God you are so good and remain positive throughout lambing no matter what. I continually remind myself you are a farmer making a living, every lost lamb is a blow, emotionally and financially. Keep up the good work.
So glad Marge could foster that little one. She's great. Good luck in the NiCU
lol i been callin it sandi's lamb-u 🤷🏼♀️🐑
@@tracym1504 cute!
LICU, lamb intensive care unit
My grandson was born with a similar condition, the doctor manipulated his neck and my daughter had to massage his neck to loosen the ligaments that were pulling his neck to one side. X
My son too. It is called Torticolous.
My first son... we didn't notice at first. LSS, it was Shoulder Dysplasia. His shoulders were real wide & was caught on my pubic bone. When the Dr used forceps he pulled too hard and ruptured those neck/shoulder muscles!! The physical therapy I had to do on my brand new baby was gut wrenching! He screamed horribly, his little body would turn completely RED. It was so painful for him. I would cry and cry, but Pediatricians made me do it several times a day until healed. OMG, Worst thing I ever had to do on my child. He's 48 now. Smart as a whip, beautiful, healthy and happy. Thank you Jesus! Second child... I switched Dr's. He told me I should have sued the First Dr!!!
The twisted neck lamb makes me think of Torticollis. My grand daughter was born with Torticollis and with
daily stretches and physical therapy she is a healthy 5 year old with no signs of the Torticollis remaining. Always exciting watching.
My thought too, Torticollis. Due to a unusual position in the womb.
My by twin developed torticollis as well. We started doing stretches and one day we noticed it was gone.
@@tonyalake6793 I thought the same thing. My German Shepard was born with torticollis and we did stretches and the vet told me I should’ve put her down and I said no. She is now 6 (7 in October) and she was a wonderful mom to 1 liter and now you wouldn’t even know she had any problems except when she’s a little stressed her neck will kinda droop a little
When Sandi asked Cinnamon am I a bad sheep farmer it sounded like Cinnamon said naah.
I love how you treat each ewe like a different personality. That shows what a connection you have to them. And how you treat each lamb as an important part of your farm, not just an asset.
Words I never want to hear Sandi say, ever again - "I guess I'm a bad sheep farmer!" Girl! Knock it off! #BrockHead
Amen to that Jan!! No more negative thinking.
Oh, Lucy! I’m so glad she’s there for comic relief when there’s unpleasant stuff happening in your barn. Whatever would you do without her?
Watching the babies running and popping is one of those things that makes my day better.❤️
Don't doubt yourself! You are a GREAT lamb 🐑🐏🐑 farmer💖🤟💖🤟
When I see the baby lambs bouncing around it reminds me of counting sheep when ur goin to sleep. They r so precious
I had a nephew born with neck problems. He was a large c-section, breech baby. A few weeks of exercise, his neck muscles strengthen and he was fine. Hopefully this sweet lamb will be ok.
Love all the different patterns in the wool of the lambs this group. Bouncing running babies when the ewes eat is always so special.
❤️ watching how Lucky has taken to being a comfort dog!!! She is so good with the little ones. 💕💕
I doesn’t matter how bad your day is watching the lambs run up and down and jumping whilst their mums eat thank you for showing us not only the good but the bad as well and I would defo have trouble getting ride of the lambs that you had to look after since they was born 💜🥰
Sorry about the deformed lamb's so glad Marge was able to have a lamb she is a good mommy you do an awesome job Tennessee
You’re a great sheep farmer, who cares for their sheep. The type of farmer we all want to look after our animals. Hope you had a happy Birthday. X
Those poor babies 😔 they will surely be happier in their next life.
That was one of the largest lamb stampedes Ive seen 🙂 thats alot of babies.
Hello Sandi I just love how cinnamon looked around while you were milking her like to say "good job that feels so much better"
Hi 👋 Sandra, how are you doing?
I haven't started today's video yet. Before I fo, I wanted to jump into the comment section and wish everyone a beautiful week.
Also. I dont know who needs to hear this but whether you Need it or not. I want each and everyone one of you to recognize how special and amaxing you are. You are a beautiful light in the world and you bring joy to many. Your heart and mind bring something truly unique and extraordinarily wonderful to the world. Never doubt your importance in this life. You are precious and you are loved.
I really felt a need to share that message today. I hope you feel all the love around you today and everyday.
XoXo
Thank you, Poppy Crew. That is a lovely and thoughtful comment. xoxo,
@@tulafisher9314Thank you for that. I think it's something we don't hear enough but it is so important. We all need to know we are loved. We all need support and encouragement. It feels good to know we are a part of a caring community and sometimes we need to be reminded of our importance in this life. We are the light. We all have value and together we can grow and build a better life experience for each other.
Thank you again for your post. You are a beautiful person with an enormous heart. XoXo
I wish you happiness, joy, love, and a life filled with all the most meaningful moments ❤❤❤
I love Cinnamon she’s a sweetheart and so gentle to you and her baby she goes along with anything
Thanks for the peek at Willow. You are a great teacher! Your channel is just what my heart needed right now. Sometimes it's hard to remember that I'm not alone, that struggle is a universal thing. You were today's blessing for me.
Look at all the color in your barn Sandi. Beautiful babies!
I've had 2 calves with a neck bent like that. 1 lived and straightened out. Absolute lovely heifer. The other tragically died. I so wish I checked to see if it was skeletal or muscle now.
I love how each season brings new challenges no matter how experienced you are ♡
P.s. I must add. It took a good 2 weeks and alot of attention. I did like little bit of "physio" with it by gently stretching and moving its head and drugs 😅
You are far from a bad sheep farmer. The compassion you show them is amazing. I don’t believe there is any way not to have a few favorites. ❤️
Sandi is a wonderful human being 🥹🎉🎊🥰‼️
Sandy, it always makes my day when I see your video pop up on my feed! You are NOT a bad sheep farmer because you care about your ewes! That’s what makes you an exceptional sheep farmer! Much love! 💗💗💗
I just told my daughter that I was hoping for a video from you. Not a minute later...got the notice. Yay! Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.
I love it when the babies bounce around and run up down.
My aunt rescued 2 lambs with the same neck-thing. Now they are living they life with some sheep- and goat-friends. The neck never changed.😉🐑🐏
(Btw sorry for the mistakes. My English is not very well.)
#Ozitaks Oko your English is very good. Keep up the practice.
Your English is fantastic! Very clear and easy to understand. The only thing that keeps it from being read as a native speaker writing is the use of "they" instead of "their," and the phrasing is a touch stiff.
That isn't a criticism: your English is genuinely *fantastic* and the they/them/their/they're/there is hard for native speakers.
Ooohh; Lucy is being such a sweet helper with the rye neck lammie!
Gosh, I guess I never realized watching all your videos, how much your profession entails. You are amazing.
I’m so sorry about the little facial deformity. So sad. I just LOVE 😍😍😍 watching the lambs run while mommas are eating. Thank you for sharing them all with us.
“She’s contemplating her life choices”. Hilarious. There should be an expression, like: “Crazier than a Lamb in April”, the way they get the Zoomies - SO CUTE ! Sandi - you, your husband, kids and crew are all amazing.
"Crazier than a lamb in April." I'm gonna remember that one!
So sorry for your losses but thank You for showing us the good and the sad. So glad Marge adopted a little one.
Hello 👋dear, how are you doing?
I needed your smile today, I'm officially 42 today. Yup Its my bday but heath isn't so good right now so your smile was able to take away the tears for a while. Thank you
Happy birthday, may this year of your life turn out wonderful, both healthwise and in every other aspect, too.❤️
Happy Birthday! Mine was yesterday (65).
Happy Birthday! 🎉Stay strong and be kind to yourself.
Happy birthday! May your pain ease and the sun shine on you. I live with chronic pain and understand how a little Sandi and sheep therapy can make a difference. Take care!
Thank all of you so much! I think I'm just scared cause I've already gone through radiation therapy and it was the worst pain I had ever had and I really dont want to have to go through that again. Top that off with my son just got into the Army and he's been deployed already. If anything I'd love more to have some prayers for my baby boy to be ok while deployed.
Wow! 255 lambs out of 100 ewes! 2.5 per ewe is great! But sort of crazy making as it keeps you hopping!
Love the lamb races! So much fun to watch.
As a long time massage therapist, I'm dying to get my hands on twisty-neck. You'd be surprised how much mobility can improve with the lightest massage if it'sjust soft tissue. Work in the direction the muscle goes and focus on the connection at the shoulder. Watch their face and body to make sure they aren't in pain. Try light warming circles with intention toward liquifying the tissues. I know you really don't have time, but if you're having to feed it and your hand is there anyway, maybe. I'm not trying to be bossy, you know MUCH more than I ever will! 💕
I agree with you
My cousin was born with tight neck muscles on one side, which left his head resting on his right shoulder. My aunt and uncle had to slowly stretch his head in the other direction until there was more flexibility and it eventually straightened out.
I just love your videos. And you are not a bad sheep farmer. You are human and have compassion. That's what makes your farm worth watching.
Thank you for being you and sharing with us. 💖🐑💖🐑💖
I am loving the colors of these babies!
I wish the videos were longer lol at the end when she says bye I'm like nooooooo come back !!!!
Me too! (But that's not a demand for more, Sandy! We know how hard you work and are grateful for the joy you bring us!) But it's just so delightful and poignant and real - we don't want to miss anything!
At the end matty was like " OH ITS MOM!!!"
It's nice to see that Itty Bitty is doing well, and starting to grow. 🙂
Yes...I was thinking the same...💙💜💚💝✨
Sandy, they make a “no bite collar” for dogs that come in different sizes. This holds the neck to keep them from bending and I’m sure it’s worth a try.
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If those are the collars they put on your pets after they're spayed/neutered, it just keeps them from being able to reach their back or back end. It wont stabilize & straighten a neck like that lambs. The best u can hope for is for it to be a case of severe muscle spasm that will hopefully loosen up or if a splint like she finally got on it to straighten the neck & give it the chance to strengthen & tighten the muscle on the other side. Or pray for a miracle. If it's ligaments & cartilage, I believe its possible to do an invasive arthroscopic surgery and release the overly tightened ligament on one side. But that's not cost effective for a sheep farmer. It's something that u would probably only ever seen done at a veterinary school hospital for teaching & learning purposes. If u could only nurse that lamb through to the weaning, once it's on regular feed it would likely be able to feed & eat by itself & grow to maturity
@@tishajgrau6270 no, what you are describing is called an Elizabethan collar. Bitenot collar is different I posted the collar that’s on Amazon.
Sandi, you are the ultimate sheep farmer! Never second-guess that! Success is measured by your peers, and we ALL agree! Dammit! 😝
You’re NOT a bad sheep farmer and you know why? It’s because you do that which makes you not just a good sheep farmer, but an EXCELLENT SHEEP FARMER; as you care more for your animals than anything else and THAT is what makes you incredible! Those who have love & empathy, no matter their profession, are truly Gods gift to the world. Thank you for that. Thank you for showing how it should be done. Not how money dictates, but compassion & love for the animals. God bless you. Much love, Shelbie =) xoxoxo🤍🥰🤍
Sandi you are a good sheep farmer: You care about your animals. You learn from your mistakes. You want to do better. You're always learning about what you're doing and you have the ability and do well. So yes, you are a good sheep farmer.
The shelf in your office is a nice addition! Love all the little lamb cuties on display!
I was watching "Our Wyoming Life" and when he had two calves that were too cold he used a Meta Heat Calf Warmer in a barrel type holder for the calves and they warmed up in a very short time. Maybe they make a sheep sized one too?
That badly deformed lamb would probably benefit someone by getting a post-mortum. Knowing if it was a genetic problem or an illness problem would be good.
You are doing amazing! I can't imagine keeping up with all of these animals! Wow!
Sheeshola! This video is sure not to disappoint! DESPITE whatever shenanigans Marge gets up to! Your videos never do! I love them🥰
And she somehow is always smiling through the struggle. Focus on the positives I guess.
@@terrihart2133, 🎶 Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative...🎶
Absolutely love your videos it makes my day. Thanks for showing the good and not so good for keeping it real. But showing us compassion🐑🐑
He was deformed but his mom loved him like any great mom would. Nature is beautiful.
Awwww look at the puppy licking the lamb telling the baby it's okay she's going to make you better it's okay she's making you all better
Ladies, you’ve got some serious activity going on in that beautiful barn!! My heart goes out to you and all the caring work you put in to bringing those little lovelies into the world and sharing that joy with all of us🥰 Thank you kindly for all of it!!☀️🙏🏻🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
You certainly have had a variety of things happen this lambing! However, you always come thru with positive solutions. What a strong gal you are, Sandi❤️👍 a brace might be the answer for that baby lambs neck. ❤️💞
Your editing skills are amazing Sandi! That must be the most difficult part of YouTubing! Happy Belated Birthday and hope you are enjoying some rest.
Never get tired of watching EWE and your EWES
You are making tough decisions every day. We watch and most of us likely do not appreciate what you share. I have been watching about one year now. Thank you for making videos.
Cannon Hall farm in England had a goat with a crooked neck, they put a bandage around it to straighten it for a day or two...it worked.
Wow, bursting at the seams, watching the popcorn lambs, I notice how much colour there is this group! You are holding up well through this crazy triplet wave and you are a fantastic shepherdess! I don’t care what anyone says, having feelings is not a bad thing at all, treating animals like things is bad! Thank you for another excellent video!💕🇨🇦
You know Sandi, I’m just super impressed with this lambing. It’s always inspiring to see how hard you work to improve your operation. Even though crazy things are going to happen sometimes, it sure seems like you have fewer losses, with really healthy moms and lambs this go-around. Im thinking back to the days when your goals consisted of losing fewer ewes, or losing fewer lambs. It sure seems like mission accomplished. Well done!
Glad Mama Red is staying.
I hope #70 (the ewe who lost her lamb and never stopped looking for it) wasn't one of the ones sent to market. :-(
She said thank you twice ! Took all that swollen pressure off her teats!
I still love the running of the lambs when mamas are eating
Hello 👋dear, how are you doing?
😀 The Running of the Lambs! 😀
I love it too! Could watch for at least an hour! ❤️
I can see how tired you two are! Heck, I’m exhausted just watching! Great job ladies!!!!!
The amazing circle of life! There has to be some bad to show off all your hard work for having such a healthy sheep farm! Its never easy when things like your deformed lambs happen but hopefully the neck curved lamb will do ok. One of our Alpaca babies had that neck issue too and by the time he was a few weeks old you never would have known he had any issues. Of course since he could'nt nurse at birth I had a bottle baby but I named him "Spirit" for having the will to try. He is a happy 3 yr old this year! Keep doing your best Sandi, and be strong when you can't control things around you. We love you all the more for being open and honest while sharing your joy in farming.
Lovely comment. 🥰🐑💖🐑🥰
Thank you for making my day alot brighter by showing the lambs with the skippies and zoomies😂😊
Cinnamon really is an attractive ewe with a kind gentle personality to boot. Now she is an awesome mum.
Wow that is a lot of lambs doing the popping corn dance. Having the week of reduced sleep with premature / house lambs before you even started lambing it is no wonder you and Carissa are exhausted.
You are a great sheep farmer 🙂 You do you and we appreciate you.
Hi Sandi, anything I know about sheep 🐑 I have learned from you and over time I have seen a few other sheep farmers that in my opinion don't even make the cut!!!!! You are by far the best I've ever seen!!!!! I Love your videos keep them coming and kudos to you keep up the great work! Diane from Ojai CA!
Clarissa. that girl is always smiling no matter what , love her for this! Love watching these videos, I wanna come snuggle sheep/lambs :)
I think it's Carissa - no "l."
I hope you had a wonderful birthday, Sandi. ❤
My aunt lost her black lab a few weeks ago. She was called willow. She was a good girl, had a great life and was never sick. I hope your willow has a healthy long life too. I've watched this already but when it popped up on my recommended list I couldn't resist rewatching. I love your vlogs.
The little spotted Tunis is my fave color pattern so far. Looks like someone put a calf in there lol. I wonder if a regular neck brace might help that kinky lamb
Mama red Ruby sue and big mama would be awesome if you could have the old ladies barn just for them so we could follow them maybe we could sponsor your senior ladies so we could contribute to their up keep Sandi and maybe build a barn for the Old ladies of the Brock flock community ❤️😂
That’d be a fun community thing
I'd love to see the old girls retire to a grassy paddock with a shelter they can get into. Let them live on grass, with sun and fresh air in their retirement.
Agree Sandi could still use their wool also which could be used for a limited edition release products or maybe a fan club vip access for webcams the ideas I have are endless for the older brock girl community if only I lived near I’d be there lol
I'm for a special Patreon Group for the older gals!
@@alicecain4851 me to
I love the cute music you put over the film while the lambies were having a lamb-pede while their Mums were lined up at the trough. There is nothing cuter than a lamb when it comes to baby animals. They are absolutely beguiling! You can't help but love them.
Nurse Lucy was so sweet when you were trying to brace the lambs neck. She seemed to empathize enough with the baby to hold her head in a similar crooked way. :)
"May your life be interesting" has YOU written all over it Sandi!
Best of luck with the lambs with differences that have popped up.
You're doing an amazing job of "rolling with the punches!"
Hope the last 16 ewes take it easy on you.
🐑🌲🐑🌲🐑🌲🐑🌲🐑🌲🐑🌲🐑
My hubby says my face lights up when I see one of your videos drop.
Well...Godspeed, little Hiccup. 🤍 Hope to see you healthy and whole in the next round.
For the splinting dilemma, in other animals we often use KT (kinesiology/sport) tape for them. We often use it on horses for a number of different things. From drooping face to mildly deformed foal legs. Its really good for support weak muscles such as the neck as well. It's safe for most animals to use, I just wouldn't know how well it will stick to the lamb. They don't have much wool yet and sticks well to the fur coat of horses/dogs, so I'd think it would work well enough. ;)
Can stay on for several days, without it needing to be changed unless you wish to 'tighten' the stretch on the tape.
Oh My! So sorry about the deformities! I really appreciate learning about the process you go through to determine which ewes to keep and which to ship. It helps me understand more as a new sheep farmer. It doesn't make sense to keep the ones who you are likely to have problems - and stress - and heartache - with.
Sunny, suits the wee bendy neck lamb, he is as cute as.. Love the vids they make my day!
Thank you Sandi, your videos bring such joy. I've been struggling with the loss of my "old man" (our 14 year old cat)this week and it's been very tough. Your videos honestly cheer me up so much to see all the love and of course the bouncing babies. Keep up the wonderful work
I hope your old man's memories bring you comfort and love. ❤
The kinky necked one reminds me of Wybie from Coraline, that’s what you should name him! 🥰