Cecil. Please put me on the list to contact when you are ready. I would
only want one or two and that will depend on this crazy weather also.
Watching the weather right now and it looks like your getting stuff. I
am about an hour east so we are waiting and waiting. Been trying for
almost 2 weeks
Friday's issue of Tulsa World contained the following update about
the starving Barbado. They have a link to photos and warn that the
photos are very graphic. I don't have the courage to look at them.
The article also includes a way to send contributions to the Craig
County Sheriff Office to
How can you miss all those dead sheep. They are everywhere in the
pictures. Terrible. Why not take them to an auction and sell them if
nothing else. I do not understand people like that. I hope when its his
time to go he gets forgotten also. I will do without before my guys do.
Oneta in OK
I looked at that slideshow-- and I ask
Where is the WINTER COAT? Otherwise, the surviving sheep seemed to be in
good weight
I have seen sick, very worm infested woollies-- and they were considered
okay by local officials.
These starving sheep in the slideshow just appeared to be lacking
How much cheaper it would have been to feed the sheep. I wonder now if he
can afford the 5,000 dollar fine and attorney fees...I would give my animals
away before allowing such a horrible death...what goes around, comes around
fella...Judy Moore, Atlanta Ks.
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Cathy, thanks so much for your post. You've made some very astute
observations, and it's good to see you are doing such a great job as
a new shepherd. Thanks in particular for sharing the weight
information. Just think what One Nut might have weighed with full equipment!
Where in your Nevada