NEW RAM LAMB @ NASON BROOK FARM

HERE IS TURTLE'S BOY WITH UNCLE SCOTTIE!

HIS NAME IS TURTLE'S BOY.....

HE IS THE LATEST ADDITION TO THE NASON BROOK FARM FLOCK!

JACOB SHEEP YARN

JACOB SHEEP YARN FOR SALE

NATURAL COLORS: $15.00

DYED COLORS: $18.00

FOR SALE

JACOB RAM LAMB

BORN 4/2/2010

NASON BROOK BANDITO "sold"

FOR SALE

NASON BROOK ROSALEE

JACOB EWE---BORN 4/2/2010

Mamosa had twins. April 2 2010 It doesn't get any nicer than this. I'm going to call this little boy, "Bandito" cause he's going to steal my heart away. I haven't decided on a name for the little girl twin she's a little bigger that her brother, for the moment.

Rob Jones is going to be the proud owner of Marigold's lamb. He's calling him Falcon. He is one hansome ram lamb soon to be a wether with a great home.

Ram lamb is born to Marigold - March 31, 2010

MARIGOLD'S FIRST RAM LAMB OF THE SEASON.

HELLO LITTLE GUY!



CAN WE COME IN?

HANGING OUT AT THE HAY PILE!

LIFE DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER.

IMPRESS THEM ALL-------"MISSY"
Ready for our trail ride!

SHEARING "SCOTTIE"

HANSOME JACOB SHEEP

THREE BAGS FULL

TOOLS OF THE TRADE

AMANDA'S BOY

This female pheasant was released last fall for hunting season, by the local gun club. She has somehow survived the winter so far. She seams to notice when my chickens are out and she tries to mingle. 'Big mama" (an Australorp) tries to chase her away when I scatter oats or corn for them to scratch. I hope to see her again, soon. Beauty finds a way to survive. Mother nature helps her to find her instincts to survive, even though she was raised in captivity. Maybe she'll bring a family to visit in the spring. I saw a male not too long ago, as well. Roll on spring.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE!

THIS IS NEXT SEASONS WOOD BEING CUT! SPLIT! AND STACKED & MEASURED.

"MISSY" AND "SOLI"
Missy is a registered Paint mare, about 18 years young. She is a sweet and sensitive. Not a horse for the timid rider. You must ride balanced and correct, for she listens to every shift in your weight and legs.
Soli is a registered Halflinger. He is as powerful as he looks. A draft with short legs. And he has the playfullness of a gelding, always wanting your attention and getting into trouble if he doesn't have enough to do. He follows you around like a shadow and then takes over the game when you lose your focus.

Lisa is the wildest of the herd and seems to knock her horns off when she gets stressed out. But she has a real pretty coat and a kind eye when she stops being afraid of your shadow.

Mimosa, (on the right) is an experienced mother. I am hoping she is expecting for this spring. She will help show the yearlings how to be good mamas. Uncle Scottie (on the left) is a wether and has mighty fine fleece. He is a favorite in the flock.

"Fine Fettle Mimosa"

"Fine Fettle Marigold" We are hoping she is pregnant as well.

• The two pregnant females came from Fine Fettle Farm in Vermont. Lasell and Robert Bartlett are my Jacob Sheep mentors and my good friends. Lasell and I are kindred spirits in the horse world as well as other things in life.
  
  
  
  

"Uncle Scottie" He was suppose to be the freezer lamb when he came, but he "Baaaa'd" his way into our hearts. When Richard is doing projects in the sheep pasture/barn, these curious creatures are under foot just like a child. Scottie has been known to pick up a tool and ask if you want help with your mess.

Even on a winter day, as long as the sun is shining strong, I love to be outside with my animals.
I worship what mother nature puts in front of us. I stand in awe of the beauty, the day beholds.

LOOKING FOR HIDDEN MORSELS.

EVEN IN WINTER, THERE IS TIME TO LOOK FOR MORSELS ON THE GROUND WHERE THE SNOW HAS MELTED.

January 9th 2010

YIKES! THESE EGGS COME IN ALL SIZES.