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    Posted: 24 Feb 2020 at 7:31am
I had my first open farm this weekend for kids to see/play/hold lambs.
A few times it got loud with the crying/screaming kids.
The best sound you can hear.
Is a kid crying/screaming because they do not want to put the lamb down, leave the barn and go home.
One kid managed to stay over 3 hours, before they got him to their car.
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My girlfriend comes over once every weekend wearing her "lamb petting clothes" and sits on a bucket in the group pen to let the lambs nimble on her clothes and jump on and play with her for atleast an hour. The little cousins fight over feeding orphan lambs at the grandparents. Lambs get everyone to hang out in the barn. Too bad they disappear at hoof trimming and hay stacking time haha.

Edited by Rhoadesy_65 - 24 Feb 2020 at 7:43am
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