greybeard
Herd Master
Pretty sure that's the name my cat has given me........hopefully she will wait until I'm dead.I've never had a rooster named A*^hole....but I've had some named I-hate-you-and-i'm-going-to-eat-you.
Pretty sure that's the name my cat has given me........hopefully she will wait until I'm dead.I've never had a rooster named A*^hole....but I've had some named I-hate-you-and-i'm-going-to-eat-you.
No, they're a bit brazen.....wander about all pink and (relatively) skinny....no shame! I only have two breeds, Beulah Speckled Face (a local breed of hill sheep with a thick, soft fleece....like most of the ones in the pics. above, fleece used in knitwear and good-quality carpets), and Blue Faced Leicester....huge girls with bowed noses and silky, ringlet fleeces whose wool is used in fine knitwear (like the girl in the last of the first set of pics. towering over the others. The girls have been getting Se/Co/B12 regularly and it seems to have had a good effect on their fleeces.Your girls look so soft and fluffy. I want to see pics of them after shearing--if you think they wouldn't be embarrassed being shown in their underwear.
I've never had a rooster named A*^hole....but I've had some named I-hate-you-and-i'm-going-to-eat-you.