[The "brain thing" with cattle started because someone believed it was OK to feed dead(from sickness) animal protein to cattle and other herbivores. Don't we...
Received this from Helmut this morning and I am not sure what he is saying obout wool sheep breeders reply and no Katahdin breeders reply. I know there are...
Hi, I feed raw and I recall a discussion on a list about the possibility of freezing killing worm cysts. Seem to remember that the level of freezing (some...
Hello all, I have still learning every year from my error more than anything. This is something I feel has been my error for several years now. As you know our...
I have been checking into this in Oregon and I am having trouble finding a distributor that I would sell to. I have thought of starting on my own but am a...
Lorna I have a dead animal compost license, and according to the license I have to make the animal unavailable to scavengers. I've said in the past I feed...
Hi Tami, We have Dorper and St. Croix sheep on our little farm. Since we train our herding dogs with the sheep, and because it is simply more convenient for us...
Tammy, Time is less important than nutrition and body condition. I would use body condition scoring. Oregon State University extension has a great publication...
I am not sure what Helmut is asking so I'll try to answer several questions. When I went into the hair sheep from the wool I did not notice a difference in...
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We have a few lamb pictures on our website now. They aren't the best as they were taken inside the barn and the ewes are still in jugs. These lambs are also...
I'd like to get an opinion from those of you who actually tattoo lambs whether it be for registration purposes or for your own record-keeping. I have a 5...
This evening one of my ewes came in and it looks like she has masitis. Her udder is harder on one side and she is limbing on that side. Being it is Sunday...
Hopefully you have an intibiotic available. Start her on that. Warm packs and try to keep expressing milk out that side. It would seem it would make more...
I will be selling ewe's that had singles twice. If sold with the lamb, the lambs sire is the golden one in my photo album. He won Reserve champion at the...
I would definitely say she has mastitis since there is blood. It is so painful for them but keep trying to milk her until the vet gets there. There may be a...
Remember to be careful where you express the milk because it is FULL of bacteria. It is contagious to your other milking ewes and wash you hands before you...
Did not know that, fortunately I expressed the milk away from the other ewes
Thanks for the advice. What about her lamb? Is he in any danger? Will
this...
Yes, he will be here in the morning. Thanks. ... From: Tami Nikitins Date: 3/4/2007 9:51:32 PM To: Shedders_Sheep_Group@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re:...
What I read was to let the lamb nurse and if you get it under control she should be able to get over it. Of course it all depends on what damage has already...
I appreciate all the information, sounds like I am in for a lot of fun for
the next few days. Hopefully we have caught it before it get too serious. Will let...
Sharon, Blue bag (gangrenous mastitis) fortunately has been rare in our flock. I have only seen in it one ewe but have seen several other cases of mastitis....
One trick I have found to milk out a ewe by myself is to tie a twine tightly just in front of the udder over the back. It works on cows too. :)) It deadens a...
I will try that. Thanks, Sharon ... From: Kathy Agan Date: 3/5/2007 11:51:54 AM To: Shedders_Sheep_Group@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Shedders_Sheep_Group]...