Try to find a llama at least 2 yrs old and get a gelding. make sure you have
just one. two or more and they won't protect the flock they will take care
of each other. My sheep follow him around (even the ram) and stay with him.
He even lets the lambs sleep on top of his back when they are resting
We have neighbors that will shoot the coyotes for us. They will come and
spend the night in the fields and call them in and shoot them free of
charge. they sell the pelts
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From: helen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
Sent: Thursday, March 29,
Do you butcher first or do they buy on the hoof and they butcher. What is
the approx price you sell at?
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From: The Wintermutes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 7:30 PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Blackbelly sheep,
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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From:
this is a remedy i used on my dog that got tore up by a horse. she had an
area the size of a softball that was ripped open and no top layer of skin to
try and sew back together. i do not know if this will work on sheep though.
depending on size of open wound you take betadine and mix with
I read your story with some amusement and saddness. In some ways it is a
sign of how business is done nowadays (almighty dollar)no responsibility
from the guy at the processing plant(blame it on you or the fact it is
hunting season) makes you wonder how places stay in business.
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