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Any
ram that hits me or anyone in my family is promptly be barbequed on my
farm. The only problem ram we've experienced was a bottle-fed ram. I steer clear
of any bottle-fed boys now.
i am sure glad i have not had any problems with
our ram. he is going on 6 years old and could care less about humans. the
stories i have been reading the last day or so sound more like
nightmares.
ADAM STANLEY
AC STANLEY FARMS
WEATHERFORD, TEXAS
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 9:46
PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] too much
damage
And so, Steve, is this not a ringing
testimonial for owning such a ram? Sounds as though one month was exactly
one month too long for his not being a "Barbie" on the barbie.
mike bondy
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 9:55
PM
Subject: [blackbelly] too much
damage
We will never again have another TX barbado ram with those damaging
horns. We wouldn't take one if it was free! We grew tired of each batting
it with a large bois d'arc club--always walking backwards. Seldom did
it stop and back off. It downed an entire building in a month built solid
with telephone poles, planks and metal panels. Sounded like a shotgun
blasts echoing throughout the day. The ram never went into a coma from the
slamming. The new telephone poles were black and heavy with creosote. It
ate part a good part of one. Thought it would die, but he never even got
sick. Also, we could never count the amount of beautiful trees the s.o.b.
destroyed.
steve ts
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