Several days ago a website was mentioned, "Maryland...", which took me to a Blackbelly page underwhich I found the "North American Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Registry." But the NABBSR pictures showed Barbado sheep, not Barbados Blackbelly sheep. When I wrote to them to ask about it, they told me there was really no such breed as "Barbado."
Boy, if that doesn't throw a wrench into the whole discussion we've had lately, I don't know what would. Are there any NABBSR people on this list?
Rick Krach
Auburn, California
(530) 889-1488From: "Susan Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I would like to, if I may, retract in part a statement I had made several
weeks ago about whether I thought horns should be allowed on ewes or not for
the "Barbado sheep," if there were to be a new standard written to fit the
Barbado. This is from "my" point of view only and I am only sharing my
thoughts, not trying to convince anyone or sway anyone to my way of
thinking. I studied all the "hair" sheep breeds Sue Smith
Susan Smith Sandoah Achers
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