We are still wondering about this young
>ram because as I said before we have not had any lambs this fall. Arnold
>
On Monday, October 14, 2013 1:35 PM, Ellen Brouillette
wrote:
I got rid of my old ram last winter. I have a young ram that was a year old
this spring. The first I sa
Keeping a sheep as a pet and letting them live out their life is good if that
is what they want. We name some of our farm animals but do not make pets out of
any of them. We really enjoy them but as we raised our family everyone
understood we raised them for food, even rabbits. To consider hunti
I got rid of my old ram last winter. I have a young ram that was a year old
this spring. The first I saw him breed was in August. By the looks of our
spring lambs I thought he had breed some last fall. We have no lambs yet this
fall. Am looking for feedback in this aria. Thanks, Arnold
info] On Behalf Of Carol
Elkins
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2013 11:31 AM
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info; Ellen Brouillette
Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] Deworming sheep (was previously Blackbelly Digest,
Vol 9, Issue 48)
Hi Ellen,
Great question, and you will probably receive several diffe
One of the resons I got into ABB sheep is that I understood they have a
natural ability to resist parisites and dasieses, In the arcives I read how
some are worming there sheep, Can we get by whithout worming and vaccinating?
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 7:22 PM, Betsy wrote:
Yes please
any recomdations for a mineral supplement. Do blackbelly sheep need it? What I
have been using seems expencive.
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