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    Very handsome sheep.. nice pictures.. Thank you for sharing and for the education

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    Great pics and info. Good luck with the new animals.
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    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, USA

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    Ann, are you sure those were Soay you saw? Some sheep do have four horns, but not Soay to the best of my knowledge. The majority have two horns, though a small minority are polled (no horns). Jacob sheep have four horns, quite large ones from what I have seen.

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    Very interesting! Thanks.

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