My wife and I are leaving for Barbados in the morning and will be there for
a week. We hope to come across some sheep. We would be happy to share
whatever pictures we take with all who wish to see them.
David & Susan Kellough
Ohio
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is there anyway you may separate the flocks or figure out an easy way to
separate them?
sounds like your at their mercy, may just have to come out and tell them how
you feel and see if you all can come to some sort of an agreement.
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does anyone know where I might be able to find a blackbelly figurine and/or
ornament?
thanks
Dave
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having a wood flooring that its very
hard to decide. Some of the points you made have me considering a wood floor
in mine, but I also feel the same way Mark does about moving it to new
spots.
David Kellough
Licking Co. Ohio
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Hi Nancy,
sounds like you guys were very busy, sorry to hear about the ewe. glad you
were able to save one of the lambs. the pic of the little ram is cute, the
tye-dyed shirt really brings out the color of him.*S*
Dave and Susan
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If a horned ewe and a horned ram produce a ewe lamb, is the odds much
greater the ewe lamb will have horns?
just wondering
David Kellough
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Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 1:55 PM
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I'm so new to sheep that I can't answer this, but a c-section is what I
think of. As long as they are ready to be born. Nancy and Tom had a
c-section not that long ago with good results and might be able to help.
I wish you the best of luck and hope it turns out well for you.
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does anyone add cider vinegar to their water to help control parasites? and
if so how much and how often.
thanks
Dave
Ohio
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thanks carol, all the ones i could find used it as a drench. what are your
thought on chemical vs natural? i know sometimes chemical is needed, and not
against it, just thinking of going a little more organic.
thank you for your help
david
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From: "Carol J. Elkins"
thanks Carol, you are a wealth of knowledge. and thank you for reminding me
of how I want a strong flock of blackbellies.
Dave
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Subject: [blackbelly] deworming
> Hi David,
>
Chris, thanks for the info, I feel more confident after reading about your
sheep.
Dave
Ohio
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> Carol,
>
> Reading your reply makes me feel
that was pretty good carol
thanks
dave
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From: "Carol J. Elkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 12:43 PM
Subject: [blackbelly] American Blackbelly in Superbowl commercial
> Did any of you catch the American Blackbelly in the Budweiser commer
Nancy, by the pic on your web site, does copperhead have the hair coat?
Dave
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Subject: [blackbelly] Breed Crossing
> We were just wondering if anyone had ever crossed a Jacob
This is a new group for people that have hair sheep and would like to sell
or place wanted ads.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hairsheepclassified/
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Barb, I wish you were a lot closer to Ohio.
Dave
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Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 12:24 PM
Subject: [blackbelly] Dispersal Sale
> About 20 head registered/registerable American Blackbellies. Rams,
> ewes, lambs, wethers. Mo
is the lamb peeing? how long has it gone without pooping?
Dave
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Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 10:46 AM
Subject: [blackbelly] constipated lamb
> This morning my 1 1/2 week old bottle lamb would not take any bottle and
> he
a syringe with warm water and a well lubed tube also works well,
infant suppositories might work also, I'm not sure if their safe for lambs,
just a thought. Worked great on my kids when they were babies. *L*
Dave
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Hi,
I live in central Ohio. and turning a very thick brushy hillside into a 2
acer pasture for our small flock . I am curently brush hogging what I can,
getting ready for spring. It's not a steep hillside and should hold seed
just fine.
Can any one tell me what type of pasture/grass seed I shou
great pics Barb, nice rams. I might have to put a tire swing in with my ram.
Dave
Ohio
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Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 7:33 PM
Subject: [blackbelly] New Photo Album
> I've started a PictureTrail album online for the sheep, a
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