Hello breeder friends,
As Registrar of the BBSAI, I answer questions from those who write in
to the BBSAI web site at www.blackbellysheep.org. This week someone
wrote in (below) with a question about sheep horn health, which I do
not know much about. Can any of you help with advice to this
I would add a supplement rich in vitamin H and follow with a good
worming with safegaurd or panacur.
Cecil in oKla
On 11/18/2012 4:28 PM, Mary Swindell wrote:
Hello breeder friends,
As Registrar of the BBSAI, I answer questions from those who write in
to the BBSAI web site at
I would suggest she speak to some local farmers to see if the area soil is
deficient
on some element (we supplement selenium in our area). The broken horn is
probably from the rams fighting.
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On 2012-11-18, at 3:01 PM, blackbelly-requ...@lists.blackbellysheep.info wrote:
Northern california as well, near San Jose. My rams just ate their pasture down
and always get a good handful each, of alfalfa in the mornings, and now, the
nice hay i grew this last summer. My 5 intact AB rams, who all live separated
from the ewes, rub and bang on barn walls and such, pretty
