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big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
Thank you Bee!
ETA I think she might be a little fat. She is one stout kid!!
ETA I think she might be a little fat. She is one stout kid!!
My sheep Dolly and a NEW SHEEP!!!
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
I can only hope my Kats get that big! I don't think they will, especially Ugly Betty....she has horrible conformation. I noticed she has nice small ears. The fellow I bought off of had a few like that and he didn't like that trait. I did.
I'm really interested in getting that Royal White breeding that he is moving towards. Have you thought of breeding yet?
I'm really interested in getting that Royal White breeding that he is moving towards. Have you thought of breeding yet?
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big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
Whew, breeding would be a dream come true, but I am taking baby steps at the moment.
Dolly is a confirmed Border Chevoit sheep and they are known to throw twins. The newborns are also very hardy and can survive harsh winters. I was told she was something else, but they were wrong.
I am still learning about Katahdins, I just kinda had her tossed into my lap recently. Dolly needed a friend so it worked out perfectly.
Dolly has soft fluffy wool and this Katahdin has brillo-y stubby "wool" er, hair. They are so different, but both greasy with lanolin!
Dolly is a confirmed Border Chevoit sheep and they are known to throw twins. The newborns are also very hardy and can survive harsh winters. I was told she was something else, but they were wrong.
I am still learning about Katahdins, I just kinda had her tossed into my lap recently. Dolly needed a friend so it worked out perfectly.
Dolly has soft fluffy wool and this Katahdin has brillo-y stubby "wool" er, hair. They are so different, but both greasy with lanolin!
