In recent years I also have had a dozen or more hides tanned at "Bucks
County Fur Products" in Quakertown, PA. They do a marvelous job and I've
always been pleased.
Rick Krach
Auburn, California
(530) 889-1488
>>Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2006 22:02:41 -0600
From: "Carol J. Elkins" <[EMAIL PR
I'm in. I believe the University of Utah can do the testing. I read a
letter-to-editor of Stockman Grassfarmer, from an individual who raises
lowline angus who had the testing done on his own herd. Saskatchewan
Katahdin breeders did the same and wield it as a pretty effective
marketing sword
I have read all the reports on lamb and the saturated versus unsaturated
fats, cholesterol numbers and all the data on wooled lambs. Then I read
the purported, and reported, and opinions on the fat content and
cholesterol of Blackbellies. Have there been any tests? Does anyone
have any data
I am taking mine to Market 54 at Weatherford. It is a small state
inspected operation. I just don't care to go to Perkins, it is too
industrialized...
Cecil
Johnson, Oneta wrote:
> Cecil:
> Where did you find a good place to take your guys. I am in McLoud and
> the closest I can find that w
> Wow, that *is* a pretty specific skill... I'd have to see it done many
> times before I'd be confident to try it. He could probably sell an
> instructional video to homesteader types. I have a hard time
> separating the skull from the spine when they're dead, let alone still
> breathing. I
Carol,
You mentioned Blackbelly hair was hollow? Did I get that right? If so,
I can suggest a possible use for the hair for anyone near Amish country.
"Sweat pads" are thick pads used under the collars of draft horses.
Generally, the most popular and oldest style is a deer hair-stuffed pad.
I
I have two 3 year old rams and two 6 year old rams that I would like to
sell. I have pictures I could send to you. They are in Clifton, 30 mile NW
of Waco.
I have never eaten a blackbelly sheep, and I do not entend to eat one of
them. Beef, fish, and chicken is good, cheap, and is wrapped in ce
Hi all,
I am looking for a sound AB/BB Ram to help improve my flock. I am located
south of Houston (Alvin, TX) and would like to keep it local. If you are
within an hour drive, I'd love to meet you - even if you dont have a ram for
sale.
I currently have an impressive Katahdin Ram (and 3 ewe
