> On Jan 1, 2021, at 12:21 PM, Jean Baugh <oldglorytexa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Yes, I found it and have it by the door to bring on Sat., when I have to go
> pick up the BBQ.
>
> I called the man, Larry last night while it was snowing and he said he had
> the brisket and rub down on it, getting close to smoking it. I asked if Sat
> would be better for the both of us, since it was snowing right down. He said
> that would be perfect.
>
> It looks like we got 3 to 4 inches, which is not bad, considering we usually
> don't get any snow in the winter. It will be all gone by tomorrow, except in
> bar ditches and blown high areas. That wind was vicious last night.
>
> Sure hate that you saw the worst of our weather. You did close the door to
> Minnesota when you left there, didn't you? :)
>
> What time do you have to leave Marg tomorrow?
>
> I sent Lisa a picture of the Sire of her does and she said, he looks just
> like Big Boy! I told her that the same exact thing I said when I first saw
> him. That is genetics working for Dandy-Lion is in his pedigree also.
>
> I rec'd. the first of a magazine I ordered and while going through it last
> night, I made comments. It quite literally covers most medical problems,
> feet trimming, feeding, mineral deficiencies, parasites, birthing problems
> and much more. I told Lisa I'd give it to her to keep for any future
> problems. It is 99% good but I gave some pointers that I know of too.
>
> For instance, copper is greatly needed by goats and one of the most visible
> symptoms is faded hair color. I had an old doe walk slowly by me (years
> ago), and I noted this and thought about it. Bought some calf size boluses
> and gave her twice the amount of copper by her weight. Weeks later a
> prancing, red doe went by me, head up and I wondered who she was. It was the
> old doe.
>
> Love
>
> Em
