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Animal Escapades: To Be A Vet
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Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Tuesday, April 12, 2011. To Be A Vet. There is a reason to cull your older stock and this sounds cruel, but maybe we were cruel in our own naive way. This year we experienced something you hear about with pre...
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Animal Escapades: March Went Out with Lambs
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Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Tuesday, April 05, 2011. March Went Out with Lambs. Lucky for us, most of the time things go well and we have bouncing baby lambs all over the place. Lucky for us, this is the time of year that guests love to...
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Animal Escapades: The Reluctant Vet
http://u-latch.blogspot.com/2008/02/reluctant-vet.html
Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Monday, February 11, 2008. But, I am learning to give shots when necessary.and my friends aren't available to do it for me. because it is what people do in the country. Damn! I have had lessons from the vet and I...
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Animal Escapades: For the Love of Horses
http://u-latch.blogspot.com/2011/12/for-love-of-horses.html
Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Tuesday, December 13, 2011. For the Love of Horses. But all of us were touched in one way or another by the horses in our back yard. They morphed over time as some proved more reliable than others, but we set...
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Animal Escapades: Jumping cows and leaping lambs
http://u-latch.blogspot.com/2006/10/jumping-cows-and-leaping-lambs.html
Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Monday, October 16, 2006. Jumping cows and leaping lambs. Who knew cows could jump four foot split rail fences? Heck, why not just jump over the creek? Of course, we had been using big arms to start and I had eve...
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Animal Escapades: Farewell to Fred and To Be A Vet Part II
http://u-latch.blogspot.com/2011/04/farewell-to-fred-and-to-be-vet-part-ii.html
Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Farewell to Fred and To Be A Vet Part II. Life goes on at a farm and we chalked up Fred's untimely demise to a bold raccoon. Our next victim was only days later. One of our turk...When ...
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Animal Escapades: January 2011
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Leaping Lamb Farm is a small 40 acre farm nestled in the Coast Range of Oregon. Our animal escapades often are the work of one horse, Tater, whose mission in life is to free any farm animal locked behind a gate, usually in the middle of the night. Apparently, we are not alone in this experience. Sunday, January 23, 2011. The underbrush was replaced with moss and ferns so it was easier to look along the banks. Nothing to see except wildness. We looked back up at the cliff to see if Laura and Jack's camp m...
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Bell Cloche Hat Shapers
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The wooden hat block. Is a thing of the past! This very versatile hat shaper can be used for cloche crown with or with out the brim. Although the original cloches were made to hug the head tightly, the cloche eventually gave way to the looser fit and the large brims. So the artist can choose her own brim while knowing that the crown will have the consistent shape for any creations. This is also a great tool for blocking the knitted wool fisherman's hats and conventional wool winter hats as well.