Those lovely critters love to roll! Ideally, the coat should be blown free of chaff and debris before shearing. It's not an ideal world! If it were still in lock formation, you could separate locks (I like to pull apart at the tips) and use a flicker to brush the tips and skin ends open, which removes a lot of debris.
If it's already picked, you can comb it or just spin as is. As a piece of chaff enters the drafting zone, and the fibers are taut, strum the fibers with the little finger of the forward hand and the chaff should go sailing off into your lap, on the floor, etc. It really helps to keep a white cloth in your lap as a background to see debris making it's way into the zone. Barbara Clorite To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
