David, where are you located? Location can be hugely important, such as
hot and humid vs. dry with cold winters.
Pre-worming testing will tell you if you need to worm at all, it may
not be needed in your flock. Be careful not to overuse wormers or your
sheep may build up resistance to a
Have you tried E-Bay?? If you do a search you may be surprised at what you can
find that is sheep/ goat related. Shipping charges vary but I think you might
do better than $10! Was that Jeffers Supply that wanted to charge that much?
Dayna
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I choose to raise my small flock ( less than 20 ) naturally. I do not use
chemical wormers. I do not vaccinate. It is a closed flock, no outside animals
are brought in. I am on my fifth year of raising sheep this way and have not
lost an animal to disease.
Blackbellies have the reputation of
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