[Jacob-list] New Registry, etc.
Linda
wolfpen at rabun.net
Thu Sep 21 11:27:51 EDT 2000
I did receive the new JSBA guidebook. It's really well done. I got so caught up in reading it, I never even got back
as far as the membership list. I'll be sending in my nominations this week. For the rest of the JSBA membership -
please send in some nominations. The associations belong to the members - so get involved! And don't forget to vote!
Linda
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000 11:25:51 -0400, Jim Spahr wrote:
> I just browsed the new AJSR website. I was surprised to
>see a third registry formed. It seems their philosophy is that if
>it is not crossbred, it can be registered. I agree with Linda B.
>that most of us, out of necessity, practice some sort of selection
>within our flocks. How can we retain or find buyers for all lambs
>produced? I feel that in our flock we are maintaining genetic
>diversity through our ewes ( around 60 ), while being more
>discriminating where our flock sires and rams sold for breeding to
>other flocks are concerned.
> I think that Dr. Lincicome has brought up a valid point concerning
>showing Jacobs. The last thing that most of us want to see happen
>is the development of a Jacob to just fit the showring. What about
>a card graded show? Would a show conducted in this manner really be
> detrimental to the breed?
> Has anyone else received their new JSBA guidebook? They contain a
>lot of information, including a new membership list.
>
>
>
> Mary Spahr
>
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