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 What would you like your 4 horns to look like?
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01/28/13 01:40 AM
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About 10 years ago I was dating a girl in med-school and we had about 50 head of churros and jacob sheep. A friend of hers had an idea to work on the polycerate (4 horn gene) and get hair sheep with the 4 horn gene. If you could have any color 4 horn hair sheep (taxidermist hate wooled animals), what would it be? For instance, here are some examples? JACOB SHEEP [img] http://www.msexotichunting.com/666_500_csupload_50676864.jpg?u=1544700023[/img]  NAVAJO CHURRO SHEEP   POLYCERATE HAIR SHEEP     I personally have 3 goals. 1. Produce as many 4 horn ram lambs as possible. Since at least half of all of them will have 2 horns. 2. Produce a mouflon saddle patch. 3. Get barbados blackbelly colors. Texas dall colors, and Hawaiian black colors, with no wool, no fat tail, and no throat mane.
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Re: What would you like your 4 horns to look like?
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01/28/13 01:42 AM
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What do you think?
Taxidermist hate wooled sheep, so the goal is to have zero wool, keep the four horns and produce an attractive animal.
I personally don't like the spotted ones.
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01/28/13 02:42 AM
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I gotta say....that Navajo Churro is a handsome sheep. I've never been a huge fan of 4-horn varieties...but that ram looks nice.
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Re: What would you like your 4 horns to look like?
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01/28/13 04:03 AM
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I just don't like the spotted ones.
I had a photo of a mouflon colored 4 horn, he was beautiful. But I can't find him.
Going to use Mouflons, churros (because I don't want spots), wiltshire horns and damara (because I don't want manes) and bighorns because I want mass and short tails.
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Re: What would you like your 4 horns to look like?
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01/28/13 04:26 AM
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Some people may like spots... It's what the consumer wants ? Right
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Re: What would you like your 4 horns to look like?
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01/28/13 04:41 AM
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Youngblood,
That's right. And I'll run a spotted line as well, just not as big of a fan.
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01/28/13 04:45 AM
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