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Mike CHS

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Ahhhhh - that's so sweet! And, he might be good to breed back on some of granddaughters. Do ya'll do line breeding?

We do. I have a couple of his grand daughters that we are going to keep, They have his attitude and excellent confirmation and hooves made of concrete. :)
 

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If you ever decide you don't need him any longer I'll come and get him. :)
Yeh....when ya get a great "Centerfielder" they are difficult to replace....;).....I like the spotted one a bit better, but they both are beautiful....since I don't have an "eye" for the finer points....which scores higher?...and which would ya purchase if ya was picking between the 2?....if ya would ratber not say, I'd understand that too....:)
 

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Ringo is an attention hog. If I am petting a ewe, he will walk between us. He will allow strangers to pet and scratch him, it's like if I am relaxed and ok with them, then he is too. I have a tub that I put their feed in. If I don't feed them fast enough, he puts one foot in the tub, then paws with the other foot impatiently while staring at me. He's slowly tearing it up. LOL Guess I need to swap it out for the heavy wooden trough, but he's just so darn cute while he is throwing a fit. He likes tummy rubs, heck he likes rubs anywhere. What a spoiled love bug. He allows hugs too, which many don't, because it makes them feel trapped. He sometimes tosses his head at a chicken, maybe he is afraid the chicken might eat something that he should get. He is a fine specimen of his breed, but a better love of my heart.
 

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Huh? Is that like line dancing, only the ewes get in a line and the ram services them one after the other?

I wasn't sure if that was a serious question or not. :) If it was, line breeding is in-breeding that worked, otherwise it's called in-breeding. :)
 
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