LAMBING 2024 OVER AND OUT! VLOG 24

[@jaxella]

Ella and the family have watched every video and loved every minute and loved coming to the farm and helping for a few days. The best part of all is having the 11 crazy cades. The kids and neighbours have loved having them round. 🐑

[@westzed23]

Thanks for taking us along on your lambing journey. The weather was horrible for UK and Ireland and so many farmers had trouble this year. At the end showing the sheep and all the lambs on the green fields was beautiful.

[@Sandra-A]

I think Will deserves a beer down the pub 🍻 after all that work. Well done 👏

[@majoreyeswater60]

Cheers Will,enjoyed it all immensely

[@patpierce4854]

With the horrendously wet weather, you have been incredibly fortunate to lamb your ewes indoors this season. Glad it won’t be long for all the flock to be outdoors again.❤️🐑

[@lindaarmstrongjackman9788]

Thank you for taking us along. It has been a rough lambing season with losses, flooding and horrible weather, but you have carried on and should be proud of what you and your team have accomplished. Next year will be bigger and better. 😊❤️

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

Thankyou for all the videos , it's been a ruff season . I've never seen it like this . You are very chipper . Cheers to you all 👍

[@joanne26]

Thankyou for taking me along on your ‘lambing journey! It’s been a tough year for you but keep positive for next lambing I suppose one good thing is lamb is high price ❤️❤️❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😍😍😍👍 👍 🌼🌼🌼

[@carolwilson2502]

Loved every video Will. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Thanks for your updates..

[@hotred7342]

Thank you so much Will. 💜🙏. I was here watching every video .

[@MstresVampy]

My brain... the final count down do do do doo do... as alway love ur vlogs ❤ honest n willing to share❤

[@nomignomi77]

Thanks for all those good videos! :)

[@alisoncummins2726]

Lynne from Ewetopia sent me over. Love your tuque!

[@EwetopiaFarms]

Congratulations on nearing the end of lambing. Your lambs look great. Especially the Suffolk crosses 😉 Love the bunny sheep too even if they are fair weather sheep 😁 I especially loved the drone footage of everyone in the fields at the end - just beautiful! I want to get a drone too but I'm afraid it will be hard to learn...I am tech-challenged. Things will be awesome next year for you once those ewes are vaccinated so don't stress about it rhis time around.

[@CowleyHillFarm]

Thank you! You too!

[@irishis3]

On the next nice day give us some drone footage of the sheep and lambs in the fields. I have watched your videos for a while and àm curious about the flooded fields

[@brianlever3767]

Great lamb ing vlogs this year keep posting reagular thanks for this year so far

[@Doubledazzlers]

Hi will hope lambing went well please remember to tell us if that lamb gets better with joint ill because we have had loads with joint ill and they just don't get better

[@lisakedward1162]

Can't believe you havent hit 10k yet :(

[@CowleyHillFarm]

Keep pushing

[@julzjohnson8077]

Love the videos. Could you put the banners at the top of the screen instead of the bottom? They sometimes block what you're trying to show us.

[@CowleyHillFarm]

No problem at all

[@lisakedward1162]

4:24 listeriosis and thiamin deficiency can look the same so its a good idea to give thiamine and antibiotics and glycolic/calcium and hammer all 3 thing's just incase.

[@johnpick6829]

You want to put a Suffolk tup on those Leicesters breed a proper sheep

[@TheHarper11]

Do you know they aborted because you scanned them and they should have been pregnant? I wonder sometimes when ewes are culled if it's a bad ewe or a lazy ram or ineffective ram. How would you know?

[@999Giustina]

He did quite a bit of vet testing and isolated the disease. There is a vaccine but not so easy to get in UK. He is going to try to get the vaccine for next year.

[@TheHarper11]

@@999Giustina Thank you. Will seems very conscientious about his sheep. Just curious as to why things happen.

[@rebeccarowlands3016]

At scanning they would have scanned in lamb. I believe scanning happens around 3 months(?) gestation. Lambs are born well after that and the aborting happened 1 month ish give or take a few weeks before lambing. Sad but apart of live stock farming. Can’t prevent it happening again until after it happens in ‘mass’ the first time. All he can do is try to prevent next lambing 😊

[@TheHarper11]

@@rebeccarowlands3016 I'm learning so much. Thanks for the explanation.