[blackbelly] RE: white lamb

[Rick Krach]

Thanks, Marion.  Do you consider the black mother ewe a Barbado?  I see that 
the lamb has some BB color underneath.  I see the mom has a little white, 
also; thus the genes for white in the lamb.  Maybe the BB color underneath 
came from the father? Standards for "Barbado" are pretty broad right now, 
but if they go from white all the way to black, I think they should be 
called mixed-breeds and not "Barbado." Agree?

Rick Krach
  Auburn, California
     (530) 889-1488
From: Marion LoPrinzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] RE: white lamb
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Sorry.  Let's try this.

http://www.geocities.com/mbldesigns/photos/MBLSheep/Sheep.html

Marion

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