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@STA....my journal is only on page 393 ....
Teresa & Mike CHS - Our journal
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Mike CHS
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I've never thought about but had considered starting another one since it is so long. 
B&B Happy goats
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I've never thought about but had considered starting another one since it is so long.
I like your journel just the way it is ...it's a great read Mike
Baymule
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Leave it like it is, we know where to find you! LOL LOL
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Bruce
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My thought exactly!
Senile_Texas_Aggie
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I like your journel just the way it is ...it's a great read Mike
I agree with them, Mike. Leave like it is. It definitely is a great read.
misfitmorgan
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Agreed also!
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Add me to the voters who hope it stays right here for you to add to as you see fit!
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Mike CHS
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We took the last of this seasons lambs that we are culling to the sale in Columbia this morning and had a late lunch there. We went back to watch the sheep portion of the sale and to see how they did. They were all Choice and Prime (except Taffy but even she was graded as Good. Considering she had Bottle Jaw earlier, we felt good about that) so they did pretty good considering home many sheep have gone to the market in the last month due to the drought we have been under.
They had a consignment sale about three weeks ago and they said prices were way down that day since so many people were selling everything they had due to the the lack of rain. We are at our winter numbers now and will be taking 31 pregnant ewes into winter plus the bottle lamb and one wether will be on the dry lot until we breed again in spring. We may keep some replacement ewes out of the winter lambs but other than that, the entire lamb crop will be sold about a month after weaning.
They had a consignment sale about three weeks ago and they said prices were way down that day since so many people were selling everything they had due to the the lack of rain. We are at our winter numbers now and will be taking 31 pregnant ewes into winter plus the bottle lamb and one wether will be on the dry lot until we breed again in spring. We may keep some replacement ewes out of the winter lambs but other than that, the entire lamb crop will be sold about a month after weaning.
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