Hello

South Central Ky in the foothills of the Appalachians, retired surgeon, raise Soay sheep and potbellies, strong interests in ecology, organic farming, cooking

How do I do a Sig Line?

 

Welcome the sig line is in your profile. On my phone now so can't walk through it but click on your name on the upper right and your profile is one of the options.

Actually "Signature" is one of the options,

 

Thanks. That's always the case for me, not recognizing what is clickable and what is not. Now a test

 

It worked. It never occurred to me to click on my own name

 

Welcome aboard!

 

Hey Welcome aboard !!!!

 

Someone else to ask medical questions to! Welcome.

 

Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome. Come on in.

 

I rewatched that movie not too long ago

 

Welcome @SoaySheep glad you joined the monkey. I checked out your site and was wondering if you raise the sheep just for meat or do you raise for wool also?

 

Soay have among the best wool for hand spinning. It really likes to cling to itself, but the fibers are too short for commercial carding. They also will scrape it off on fenceposts or trees so if you wanted to collect it you'd have to shear them early in the spring. I don't have the energy for that so the birds like to pick the wool off the fences and line their nests with it. I raise them for meat and mowing a fire break around my house. The first things they eat in a new pasture are poison ivy and honeysuckle. The meat tastes like elk, not the grocery store lamb that has a sort of soapy taste which you tend to get from wool sheep.

 

Welcome aboard! Glad to have you join in, have a swing through the branches and see what there is to see!

 

Welcome Doc. @SoaySheep to the best tree in the woods from the mostly free state of Idaho.. That is NORTH Idaho.. No spud heads up here..

 

Welcome to the Monkey lots of information and cooks/recipes enjoy!

 

Welcome.

 

Welcome to the Monkey tree!

 

That's interesting, I enjoy lamb, especially lamb's tongue soup or souse, as it's called in the Bahamas. This is an interesting community with very diverse skills and you are most welcome to join us participate in sharing information. Welcome.

 

Howdy Doody

 

Welcome from the great State of Jefferson.