There are no "how to" books specific to blackbellies or hair sheep. There are a lot of research articles. You can see a full list of publications about blackbellies at my site at http://www.critterhaven.biz/index.html. Also on that page is a link to books that I recommend having on your shelf. The trick is separating the good principals of sheep management (e.g., copper is toxic) from principals that apply mainly to wool sheep (how to shear; flushing and other seasonal breeding strategies). I think it is always a good idea to be aware of possible birthing complications and various sheep diseases because eventually, you will run across these things in your own hair sheep flock.

Carol


At 09:36 AM 1/30/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Are there any books on Blackbelly care/management or Hair sheep?
The generic type sheep books all deal with big fat woolies....
and I'm sure just as they look different, there must be some differences in care/management.
Thanks!
Diane

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