Love these videos, the views, the info, and also the music. Great calming background tunes. And, of course, very much loving the dogwood flower cameo at the end along with the grassy cow nose close up 😜🫶

I love all of the colors in the sheep, too. I told your mom that if the Lord tarries, I hope to get some. Great job on the video! -Wendy in VA

This year in east TN, we had an early spring drought. Since then, on the top my particular mountain, we had rain almost every day (at least every other day). It hasn't necessarily been a lot of rain, but the ground hasn't been dry in months. I've had a continuous battle treating my katahdin lambs for hoof scald/rot.

G’day from Australia.  I appreciated the informative, casual style of the video.  The back story integrated with the breeding goals which were related to the uses of the sheep and the interests of the prospective buyers demonstrated your enthusiasm for future farm development and personal rewards.  Are the various other animal species used for organic pasture and parasite control with rotation of animal grazing?  
I hope to follow your farm development in future videos, regards, Gary.

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I guess you are near Myrtle Point?  I lived further north in Dallas. I’m pretty new to sheep.  I have seven ram lambs to choose from. I was surprised when you said a single born ram would make a good breeder. Don’t you want a ram that was a twin or triplet from a father that was and from a ewe that also was a twin or triplet?  Or have you seen that it has no effect on the single/twin ratio a ram produces?  Thank you.

Nice flock, what state you in? Have a heard also and im up in northern Arkansas