Name This Sheep Contest! Win The 2011 Old Farmer's Almanac

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Thank you to all for helping us shepherd in a name for our (unofficial) mascot of The 2011 Old Farmer’s Almanac!

We tried out a bunch of names for our little ewe and she responded to . . .

ALMA!

 

It so happened that more than 100 of our readers thought that Alma fit, too. We randomly selected one reader’s name from all of those who submitted the winning name, Alma.

Congrats to Michelle Lutz! We’ll be sending you a bundle of Almanac products, including copies of The 2011 Old Farmer’s Almanac and Everyday Recipes cookbook.

    Here are some more of our favorites—
  • Woolimina
  • Lady BaBa
  • Baa-rometer
  • Baabra
  • Berneece LaFleece
  • Ewenice
  • Fleur de Fleece
  • Rebaaa
  • Woolmaa

Thank ewe for helping us give our woolly 2011 mascot a name! Some of the names were hysterical (as you can see right on this page) and we had a flock of fun!

 

To buy copies of The 2011 Old Farmer's Almanac, see the Almanac.com General Store.

 

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I think it's cute. There is

I think it's cute. There is nothing at all wrong with whimsy. You must be so much fun living with. Commenting on everything you disagree with. Everyone has an opinion, it's just not that important.

sorry didn't know i would be

sorry didn't know i would be getting negative comments about my personality because i felt this was a gradeschool image. yah, i would bet you are fun to live with too if anyone disagrees with your point of view.

When I first saw the sheep, I

When I first saw the sheep, I just thought "Benny." :)

Letsy Ewer Calendar

Letsy Ewer Calendar

She reminds me of a cumulous

She reminds me of a cumulous cloud formation, just like cotton, so a take on the cloud--- K'ewe'mulous.

Astrid!

Astrid!

cotton belle she looks cute

cotton belle she looks cute and southern

Alma! (Alma-nac). Origin of

Alma! (Alma-nac).
Origin of the name Alma:
Derived from the Latin almus (nourishing, fostering).
Alternatively, Alma may be a direct borrowing from the Spanish alma (soul).
"Alma mater" is the term for a college or university, meaning "fostering mother"

I agree with "Alma". I find

I agree with "Alma". I find a lot of "nourishment" from both the gardening tips and the recipes in the "Alma"nac!

She looks a little lost! So,

She looks a little lost! So, I would name her Bo.
(after Bo-Peep!) :-)

How about Baaathsheepa?

How about Baaathsheepa?

Alma is the first thing that

Alma is the first thing that popped into my head. Alma Ewe Mater lol......

How about Wulli.

How about Wulli.

Baaby

Baaby

alabaster or ala-baa-ster if

alabaster or ala-baa-ster if you wish!

What about Woolomenia?

What about Woolomenia?

This name has it all -

This name has it all - Flower, Wildlife and of course Weather!

Petunia Robin Weatherly,

This name has it all -

This name has it all - Flower, Wildlife and of course Weather!

Petunia Robin Weatherly,

Ovis Aries

Ovis Aries

BAABAA EWE I think this is a

BAABAA EWE
I think this is a name never to be forgotten because there is a twinkle in her eye like that of Lucy on the "I Love Lucy Show" years back. BAABAA EWE BAABAA EWE
CATCHY HUH? :)

How about Almerino Almanac?

How about Almerino Almanac?

Since the Almanac's slogan is

Since the Almanac's slogan is "Useful with a Pleasant degree of Humor" or U(ewe)P(a)H . . . how about Ewepah? I also like some of the other suggestions like "Ewenice" "lewecy" and "Alma". Your little lamb is fluffy and adorable. She deserves a name that reflects that and the practical and good-natured style of the Old Farmer's Almanac!

Baab B. Thaamas

Baab B. Thaamas :-)

How about Almie Fahmah. Kind

How about Almie Fahmah. Kind of a play on the New Hampshire pronunciation. I love New England and the Almanac. Such fun!

I entered a name two

I entered a name two different times on the 'Click here to enter!' link above & thought that it would show up on this forum but it hasn't. I just want to make sure that my entry made it. Thanks,
Sue

Hi Sue, All official entries

Hi Sue, All official entries go into a database which is reviewed by the editors. They are not shown on this page. If you entered through the link above, then you have entered the contest correctly. This space is just a fun place for readers to comment and share their ideas. Good luck!

Thank you for letting me

Thank you for letting me know!
Appreciatively,
Sue

I suggested Ewenice, several

I suggested Ewenice, several days ago, but I don't see my submission! Ba-a-a-a-ahh.

I agree with me! Ewenice is a

I agree with me! Ewenice is a shearly a GREAT name! There's mutton baaaahd about it! I wolly mean it! Don't let this opportunity get pasture grasp! And, I'm not trying to pull the wool over your eyes or fleece ewe.
Wether or not it's a sheep shot, it's shorn to get attention! Lamb Neeson was herd to say "Yes!". Alan Shepherd said "Wow!", Calista Flockhart exclaimed , "Ewe Go Girl!". :)

Cute...but he has no

Cute...but he has no eyelashes, therefore, it's a boy sheep!
I hereby name him Ramses!
What a hoot.

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