Posted by Lanse on November 25, 2007 at 17:00:12 from (205.188.117.74):
Well, never did find out who was or is behind it, but i searched the barn and fence high and low for holes, and found none. I took a scoop full of corn and walked the perimeter of the fence with the sheep on the other side, so no holes there either. Neighbors saw nothing, but then again they diddnt see the caretakers (and by looking at the animals they diddnt starve :-D ) so now the gates have nice shiny new chains and padlocks. Whats the world coming to. Sorry for my rant the other day. Also, my answering someones question about cats by the use of PETA seems to offend some people. I diddnt mean for that, i was answering his question , so sorry about that. I do think that certian peta people take things way too far. I wish there was a less-extereme group somewhere.
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