Carol:
first let me say that I am not arguing with your response. Just an
observation. I have some sheep that seem to have "reverted" to the
Corsican gene.. What I noted was that the Corsican had a thicker head
from the jaw to the nose "bridge" The Blackbelly has a slim and very
pretty head
Not a dumb question at all. "Corsican" is a name used to describe sheep
having the American Blackbelly coloration and horns. When the Barbados
Blackbelly was crossed with Mouflon and Rambouillet to add horns for trophy
hunters (creating what we refer to now as the "American Blackbelly," a game
Time for a dumb question that has probably been ask
before. What in the world is the differance between a
blackbelly and a corsican.
--- Nancy & Tom Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello, I hope everyone in the midwest is all safe
> and sound. Our sheep woke
> up the other morning to 14"
