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Re: re: angoras in colors

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#1 · October 10, 2001, 4:46 pm

Posted by: dgarnera <dgarnera@...>

I will try not to be jealous!! I want angoras!!! Can I whine louder!! 🙂
Have fun!! Blessings,debra

Lockwood wrote:

> greetings in the Lord !
> Rachel, we have had angora bunnies in lots of colors. But this chocolate is about
> my favorite color. My youngest daughter raised Jersey Woolies too at that age.
> Not quite so much grooming. My new bunny gave up about an ounce of hair today
> in just her grooming.
> I am hoping to breed her in a month or so.
> I wish we lived closer we could share fiber
> We have two kinds of milk goats at this time, Oberhasli and Alpine. I had
> nubians for years but somehow have traded them off for some some nice
> alpines that are great milkers. Our buck is an alpine and he is quite the guy.
> I have had angora goats too. Love spinning their hair.
> We don't know any shetland sheep breeders in this part of Texas so I am hoping
> to find some this spring.
> We are just 35 miles south of Ft Worth and its really cattle country. Not a lot
> of fiber animals !
>
> lovingly in Christ,
> Pat

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