as the 100% blackbelly. The other part was
Dorper/St. Croix, and I thought I'd been told that that mix would taste
pretty much the same! These mixed breed lambs were slightly bigger,
however, but if they don't taste the same, I might as well quit raising
them.
Rick Krach
Auburn, California
of its misery.
Carol
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Wiltshire Horn
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it make to much just depend on what you
pefer.
Have a good time eatting them they are all good.
Ray
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CA, I'm
curious. Do any of you have any ingenious ways of getting water to your
animals? I've had to carry it for a week now.
Rick Krach
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you buy them or make them yourselves?
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Tha analogy he used is How many 15 year old coyotes have you seen?
Cecil in OKla
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Barb, what will that more commercially viable sheep be? And will you
continue to keep any blackbellies?
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The only reason I am selling Dan is because I have made the decision to
upgrade my flock to a more commercially viable type of sheep. Dan
away and fall off? I am so surprised that I almost want to keep her to see
if she can still produce and nurse lambs next year, but maybe that is not the
most logical, practical thing to do?
Rick Krach
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were younger and feeding well
with their own moms.
Rick Krach
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took only 1 minute. The long time may have just been due
to her trying to get away from me and my camera!
Here is the web site: http://homepage.mac.com/rickkrach/lambs/
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of these lambs if anyone knows anybody close
me looking for lambs or even lambs to bottle feed.
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Carol, would it really be possible to register a 50% BB ram (American or
Barbados). I was surprised to read your comment yesterday. How many years and
how many generations would it take to get the horns completely out of the gene
pool?
Rick Krach
Auburn California
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trouble -- as the posts have drawn
attention to in recent weeks.
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Cathy, I always get my hides done at Buck's County Fur in PA. Do you have
yours done there, too? If not, where, and what is the cost?
Rick Krach
Auburn California
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Beth, I responded directly to Carrie. I have a few and another out
for tanning now that she may like
Barbara, don't you think it would be better to just butcher your ram? It's
important to the improvement of the breed to discard as many of these woolly
ones as fast as possible.
Rick Krach
Auburn California
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Thanks Cecil, We caught our ram this morning and it took
Carla, you're right about your website not working yet. I'm anxious to see the
mouflon crossed sheep you have because I prefer the wide horns, also. Here's a
picture of my ram: http://homepage.mac.com/rickkrach/sheep/
Rick Krach
Auburn California
1. new to the list (Carla
it are few.
Rick Krach
Auburn California
Hi y'all -- This is my first question/posting though I read all the posts
and have learned a lot from them. My question is: How and when is it best
to neuter young ram lambs? One of my ewes blessed us with twin ram lambs
recently and we want to neuter
Thanks, Michael. I really love to see pictures like that of other people's
ranches!You had frost, we had snow and I got 700 hundred of pictures of it.
When I get them limited down to a decent size I'll put that posting here, too.
Rick Krach
Auburn, CA 95602
So, if anyone else has
A few years ago I shared pictures of a ewe giving birth. I got it on film
again this week, enjoy: http://gallery.me.com/rickkrach#102097
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how to decrease the size of those hundred MB videos that I take with my phone
so that I could put them on Facebook or email them! I have tried again to
remove them: http://gallery.me.com/rickkrach#102097
Rick Krach
Auburn, CA 95602
To bad you're not in California. Here Fish and Game or the county trapper
will come IMMEDIATELY!!! They'll eliminate the lion or whatever it is.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
Today's Topics:
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2. Re: Mountain Lion (Mary Swindell)
3. Re: Mountain
to get rid of her
and she can live out her life as is. I'll assume max age couldn't be much more
than 14, either.
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In my humble opinion sheep are farm animals and not pets; therefore, I never
give them names. If names are required for registration, then simple numbers
like: 13A1,13 for the year, A for the ewe, and 1 for number in the liter.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
Today's Topics:
1. Naming schemes
Ellen, I neither plan on nor expect two lambing per year. My ram is with 5
ewes 24/7, year round and they always produce in Jan. or Feb. On only very
rare occasions will one ewe birth again in November.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
Today's Topics:
1. Re: Breeding young RAMS (Ellen
Anyone know why this page no longer works? :
Blackbelly Listserv Breeder Map People who subscribe to the free email list are
invited to post their contact information on this easy-to-use map of the United
State (links to Canadian and other International breeders are also provided).
Rick Krach
Carol, today it's working fine for me also. Thanks for checking. Not sure why
some things just don't connect sometimes. Yesterday the only message I got was
cannot connect to this page.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
Two questions, Michael: do you really have to keep so many rams together? It
seems like sure, eventual death for the weakest of them. Secondly, they all
have beautiful, double-curled horns. I don't see that very often so wonder if
you find them to be more valuable?
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
/72157640940100064/
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. The ewe who gave
birth in these photos, she is a painted desert sheep right, she's not pure
blackbelly?
On Feb 13, 2014, at 11:45 PM, Rick Krach wrote:
Here is the set of pictures I took yesterday morning as this white
blackbelly lamb was born. If you look at each picture
Carol, this is the first time I've heard of a 3-year age put on good-tasting
meat. Is that for real cuz I've never tried lamb over 13 months. Secondly,
would this only apply to your Barbados Blackbellies or possibly the American
Blackbellies, too? And finally, what does the meat taste like
to eat?
I have put a set of solar panels inside the pasture about 4' off the ground and
so far they've not bothered them. I know if I had goats they'd be jumping all
over them! But for the sheep, so far, they simply enjoy the added place of
shade.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
1. Results of my
(1ram) and each
year's lambs live in this barn during cold and rainy times.
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as they wore out. Now the steel panels are
smashed, too.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
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also, at least for the center
supports. Thanks,
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Carol, was there a video here? I couldn't see it.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
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Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
1. Re: dispatching gun (Steve)
On 3/30/2015 11:23 AM, Stephan A Wildeus wrote:
Here is a link to the AVMA guidelines on euthanasia in animals:
https://www.avma.org/KB/Policies/Documents/euthanasia.pdf
The description on sheep and goats starts on page 55
I love your pictures, Tiana. Here are some I took at my place this morning:
http://youtu.be/HXqOVSP9sDw
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Thanks for sharing. I just
Members, I have used 22 long rifle bullets to kill my lambs for many years, but
they're a little small and I have to carefully hit the animal right behind the
ear. Therefore, I'm looking for a larger caliber rifle. What do you use?
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
the package does
say, Not for human consumption. Thanks,
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Rick,
I personally would not feed Koi food to my sheep. Folks got into allot
acid, Not for Human
Consumption. Meets FDA requirements regarding restrictions on mammalian protein
sources.
Thanks,
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
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Rick,
I personally would
Carol, any kind of electric fence can only work inside of steel fencing, so as
to keep animals in specific places. Any panicking sheep will go through
electric fences in a second! None of the serious sheep raisers I know will use
electric only.
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
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use unless the sheep has horns there is nothing
"around the back of the sheep's head." I know there are simple tricks to
making a quick, rope halter, so if someone can describe one to me, thanks.
Rick
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Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
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normal. Her bloated body is gone, she is much thinner. Could this
have just been too much stress for her trying to feed three lambs considering
her small stature. I find it a little weird that worming medication could help
her in only one day?
Rick Krach -- via iPhone
Thank you Carol, you were a wonderful inspiration! In my mind your name will
always be synonymous with Barbados Blackbelly Sheep!
Rick Krach -- via iPhone
On Sep 20, 2017, at 4:19 PM, Carol Elkins
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Dear List
far. So, one more positive for the
breed.
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might
consider paving part of their area for the sheep to run on!
Rick Krach
Auburn, California
(530) 889-1488
I know of breeders here in the area, they didn't trim a hooves
of a BB in
six years, similar to Suffolk sheep.
It would be interesting to find breeders who have genetics
it came
from and if it's ruining the feed?
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it came
from and if it's ruining the feed?
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