given the further Q's and thoughts on my & wife Linda's part.
We suggest you go with milking sheep, polled ones at that. Rams with Horns are harder on trees & ALL! then anything. They are not named RAMs for nothing. We have Jacobs with lots of horns and love them even more then our Highlands but we have some of the sweetest Ewes & rams on the planet!
While we are at it our heritage chickens are truly amazing and you should consider them in a pasture mix.
In Love And Light
Markess
From: "D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 09:37:30 -0700
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Cows
Thanks for the info Markess,
I would be interested in hearing more about milking them. Do you know if they will produce enough milk for a calf and a family?
I don't know if we have enough land for two cows so we might go with a cow, sheep combo. Anyone have experience with a sheep and a cow bonding?
The other breeds we are interested in are Jerseys and Guernsey's. I would love to hear from anyone
with those breeds.
Daniel
