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The Fickle Ewe: June 2011
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, June 7, 2011. This year we used our new ram Captain Kirk on all our stock. I am very pleased with the quality of our 2011 lambs. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: October 2011
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Thursday, October 6, 2011. Today my son his girlfriend and I did our best to separate the hens, who are muchley abused by all the roos, to the chicken pen (no roos allowed) cut wings so they don't fly over the gate and de-louse. Move the ram lambs to the back field (in anticipation of breeding season) and moved the turkeys and ducks into the side field. We were wet, muddy and stinky by the time we were done. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival. The majority of our lambs will go to butcher. This is a fact. We only sell or keep the best as breeding stock. Last year we brought in a new ram lamb from the Lavender Fleece to try to improve the. Quality of our lambs. I think we are on the right path. This year we showed some of those lambs at the OFFF. Harley was Champion Ram! Merlot was Reserve Champion Ewe! We also got the Blue ribbon in Best Flock!
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The Fickle Ewe: 2011 Lambs.
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, June 7, 2011. This year we used our new ram Captain Kirk on all our stock. I am very pleased with the quality of our 2011 lambs. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: February 2010
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Monday, February 15, 2010. Wednesday the 10th we started curing our own bacon. We bought a fresh pork belly from the "Original Steer Market". Off 122nd and Division Portland Or. After cutting into bacon slab. Sizes (4 pcs) I made a dry cure of :. One cup course Kosher salt. One cup brown sugar. One cup pure maple suryp. This I worked generously into 3 of the bacon slabs. It seemed a little wetter. Than I expected/wanted but slather I did! Stay in their cure for 7-9 days.
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The Fickle Ewe: Moving the girls to summer pasture.
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Moving the girls to summer pasture. Thursday we will start moving the girls and their lambs to our summer pasture on Sauvies Island. We are moving them a little earlier than originally planned but with this very wet nasty weather our pastures are just too muddy to keep them here. I can't wait to see the on green grass! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Moving the girls to summer pasture. View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: Lambing 2011
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Monday, April 18, 2011. Just a few of our lambs. I will post them individually on the Icelandic lamb page. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Moving the girls to summer pasture. View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: April 2011
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Moving the girls to summer pasture. Thursday we will start moving the girls and their lambs to our summer pasture on Sauvies Island. We are moving them a little earlier than originally planned but with this very wet nasty weather our pastures are just too muddy to keep them here. I can't wait to see the on green grass! Sunday, April 24, 2011. Broilers are $2.50 lb. Most will dress out at 4 to 5.5lbs. We prefer them to be picked up.
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The Fickle Ewe: Preparing for winter.
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Thursday, October 6, 2011. Today my son his girlfriend and I did our best to separate the hens, who are muchley abused by all the roos, to the chicken pen (no roos allowed) cut wings so they don't fly over the gate and de-louse. Move the ram lambs to the back field (in anticipation of breeding season) and moved the turkeys and ducks into the side field. We were wet, muddy and stinky by the time we were done. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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The Fickle Ewe: September 2011
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Breeders of Icelandic Sheep. Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival. The majority of our lambs will go to butcher. This is a fact. We only sell or keep the best as breeding stock. Last year we brought in a new ram lamb from the Lavender Fleece to try to improve the. Quality of our lambs. I think we are on the right path. This year we showed some of those lambs at the OFFF. Harley was Champion Ram! Merlot was Reserve Champion Ewe! We also got the Blue ribbon in Best Flock!
