Secondly, in your message to James you remarked about how many Barbados the BBSAI would be able to register if they didn't accept horned BB. You are correct in assuming that there would not be enough to matter. There is such a small number of true (hornless) BB in America that the percentage might be around 1% (just a guess because I think Carol has mentioned there being only one or two other ranches besides her own). I suppose we need to start registering sheep on the island of Barbados.
Just try to remember, there are no horned BB regardless of what BBSAI says. If a ram has horns, it falls into the Barbado catagory.
Rick Krach
8725 Hubbard Rd
Auburn CA 95602
(530) 889-1488From: "William Buchanan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [blackbelly] RE: Influencing BBSAI, Barbado and Barbados Blackbelly sheep
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 11:17:30 -0600
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I agree, James. Also, if the BBSAI didn't register horned Barbados, how many sheep would they have to register? From what I have read, the vast majority of members have horned sheep. Does anyone know how many farms are raising "polled only" BBs? In terms of percentage?
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