- Apr 19, 2012
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This is good info. We are having to move into temporary housing where I doubt that I'll be able to keep my babies. 
While I'm very sad about this situation, I'm thankful to have a friend/neighbor who will be willing to help house them over the winter for me while we find a new acreage. I always think I'll be able to tell my babies apart (I only have six right now...to which I'll be adding to once we find a place) but practically I'm afraid that once they've blended in with hers (she has upwards to a hundred) that I will be hard-pressed to pick mine out. Banding them will help. They are pretty much full grown so there won't be too much of an issue with resizing them bigger.
While I'm very sad about this situation, I'm thankful to have a friend/neighbor who will be willing to help house them over the winter for me while we find a new acreage. I always think I'll be able to tell my babies apart (I only have six right now...to which I'll be adding to once we find a place) but practically I'm afraid that once they've blended in with hers (she has upwards to a hundred) that I will be hard-pressed to pick mine out. Banding them will help. They are pretty much full grown so there won't be too much of an issue with resizing them bigger.
