Missy Lynn, You surely saw my apology for my mistake in sending a personal letter to the list? If not, please look again. Those without sin can throw the first stone.
You have to unsubscribe yourself. Hold your finger over the unsubscribe link and let gravity take over. Jean On Fri, Jan 1, 2021 at 5:21 PM Lynn Greene <lynngreene...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > 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 > > >
