I keep records set up like I keep on my horses. However I like some of the
things on you flock record. Did you make it or did you purchase it. If so
where. I like the genealogy and pic info.
Oneta
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J.
I created this record sheet myself based on one that I saw somewhere else,
but I can't remember where now. There are a lot of sheep record programs,
some very inexpensive. You can find links to some of them on my Links page.
I keep a database in Microsoft Access, but that program is not for the
The small brass tags sold by Premier can be seen at
http://www.premier1supplies.com/detail.php?prod_id=53cat_id=0;
Carol
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At 08:00 AM 3/15/2006, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
(I suppose we should be glad our sheep have any ears at all. The folks
raising La Mancha goats (which are earless) have an interesting dilemma. I
believe they tattoo, which is REALLY a pain--literally.)
Yes... I bought a La Mancha last year, and her
I've got two bottle lambs, almost 10 weeks old now. They're eating hay just
fine, but they have not figured out the whole water thing, yet, so they still
get bottles. I'd like to wean them, and get them acclimated to colder
temperatures, but first they need to know how to drink water. Does
The sale barn I use uses a thin metal tag. so far it has stayed in my
Blackbellies ears better than anything else. Including the new OK state
tag.. I never removed the metal ones and they are in there going on 3
years..
Cecil in OKla
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