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Showing posts with label sheep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sheep. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Guard Animals
Not only did the llama go to the fair, but so did his herd of sheep.
Llamas are often used as guard animals, as their powerful kick can hurt or even kill predators. Left to bond with their herds, they become very protective of their charges.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Announcing.......
I received an email from Fort Lucas Farm in Colrain, Massachusetts, looking to both sell and purchase some critters.
They are looking for heritage turkey hens, preferably chocolate, palms and lilacs, but will consider others. As most of their hens were lost this winter, the "boys" are pretty frustrated, as you may guess, so I'm hoping posting here will help their dating scene a bit. Also, if someone is looking to trade, there is an extra royal tom available.
On the "sell" side, they have a polled Mooret Icelandic ram lamb available, as well as a white horned Icelandic ewe. For you llama lovers, there are llamas for fiber, breeding and guard stock.
Anyone interested can contact the farm direct @
413 624 3032 or yenne@mtdata.com
Proprietors:
Ellen and Daniel Prosser
Fort Lucas Farm
Colrain, MA
www.fortlucasfarm.com
They are looking for heritage turkey hens, preferably chocolate, palms and lilacs, but will consider others. As most of their hens were lost this winter, the "boys" are pretty frustrated, as you may guess, so I'm hoping posting here will help their dating scene a bit. Also, if someone is looking to trade, there is an extra royal tom available.
On the "sell" side, they have a polled Mooret Icelandic ram lamb available, as well as a white horned Icelandic ewe. For you llama lovers, there are llamas for fiber, breeding and guard stock.
Anyone interested can contact the farm direct @
413 624 3032 or yenne@mtdata.com
Proprietors:
Ellen and Daniel Prosser
Fort Lucas Farm
Colrain, MA
www.fortlucasfarm.com
Please contact the Prossers direct.
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