[Jacob-list] I agree with Sue's daughter

[schmick54 at aol.com]

I agree with Linda !!

Mick





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From: Linda <patchworkfibers at alltel.net>
To: Gail <lgrisner at earthlink.net>; jacob-list at jacobsheep.com
Sent: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 8:23 am
Subject: Re: [Jacob-list] I agree with Sue's daughter




I confess to being abit of a 'registration snob' - not because I think my sheep are better than unregistered sheep, but because I think it's important to have records. ?Not only to chronicle the bloodlines, but to isolate traits that we either want to preserve or eliminate. ?Registration does not make sheep better, but does indicate that not only the breeder but also the breed inspectors feel the sheep exhibits purebred traits. ?Did you by any chance request feedback on your ram? ?One thing you'll get on this list is honest opinions. Registration would nothing to do with whether or not someone liked your ram. ?There are certainly some registered sheep that I don't care for.

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I could very well be one of the people who offended you. If so, please accept my apologies and do post more. 

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Linda
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www.patchworkfibers.com

Registered Jacob Sheep, Angora Rabbits, Handspun Yarn




> I have to agree with Sue's daughter, in reference to how some of



> the new comers are treated. I too don't post because of the nasty



> comments I received, when I first joined this group. My Jacobs are



> not registered and someone made sure I understood that I wasn't in



> their league, because of that fact. At the time we had a young, but



> very handsome 4 horned ram. He was criticized for not having



> enormous horns. He was a baby and still growing! Most of all,



> though, was the attitude about my unregistered stock. There aren't



> many people in our area that raise Jacobs and I don't know of any



> that are registered. Even though some of us don't raise registered



> stock, it doesn't mean that we aren't doing everything we can to



> preserve the best qualities of the breed. I've checked out most of



> your sites and my lambs look just as good as your's. They just



> don't have the long fancy names attached!



>



> This is an amazing breed! They lamb easy & are great Moms,



> relatively disease free, more compact & easy to handle and



> beautiful to look at. What a package! It's no wonder so many of us



> want to raise these sheep- - - ?registered or not. Most of us



> signed up for this group to learn, find answers to our questions



> and maybe even find some sheep friends- - - mentors, if you will.



>



> On a whole, I enjoy reading the posts and learn lots from all of



> you. Just please don't belittle us because our flocks aren't



> registered. They are just as important to us, as your's are to you.



>



>



> Gail



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