<h3>Can Barbados Blackbelly ewes be breeding sheep?</h3>
I mean, Can you use their hair to show at stock shows and keep them? Because I want a Barbados Blackbelly ewe not a ram, and i want to keep her but i dont have the land to start a flock.
So can you keep a Barbados Blackbelly ewe for its hair only or is it impossible?
<strong>Barbados best answer:</strong>
<p><i>Answer by Cris W</i><br/>I don't quite understand your question- it's difficult to breed sheep without winding up with more than one sheep! And sheep are miserable if kept alone- you need at least two, as they are herd animals. The second one needn't be a ram; it can be a wether or another ewe.
As fas as showing, their hair is not useful, so they are not shown in fiber classes. They are shown in meat sheep classes. </p>
<p><strong>Barbados Sunset</strong>
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The sun setting over the Caribbean Sea in Holetown, Barbados. Taken in Summer 2000 on a compact film camera.</p>
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