Blackbelly Barbados ...
Following the colonization of the island of Barbados by the English in 1627 the Blackbelly Barbados was originated and evolved.
Facts...
Are a hair sheep covered with a medium to thick-hair (no wool) |
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Are all shades of brown, tan, or yellow with black bellies |
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Originally both sexes were polled (no horns) but today's Blackbelly rams may have horns |
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Adapt to widespread environments |
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Have a high prolificacy, averaging 2 lambs per ewe at lambing |
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Easy lambings |
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Excellent mothers |
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Parasite tolerance and resistance |
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Low Maintenance |
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Clean, lean, great tasting meat |
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Ewe weight is between 80 and 100 pounds. Ram weight is between 100 to 125 pounds. |
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