FS: Falla Sheep (set of 5 + singles)

Suziemay

Selling some extra sheep (baaa)


1) Set of 5 sheep (all other than the all black and black/red sheep)
Price: $85 shipped ($15/sheep + $10 shipping anywhere in the USPS with tracking)
All except #2 below


2) Single sheep
Price: $20 shipped ($15/sheep + $5 shipping anywhere in the US USPS with tracking)
Have these:

• Maroon (2nd last in pic) - 4 available
• Grey (3rd in pic) - 1 available
• Olive green (last in pic) - 1 available

PM if interested!

QA185761

This thread should be in lost dogs forum as per guidelines.

whofeelslikeadrank

QA185761 wrote:

This thread should be in lost dogs forum as per guidelines.

what?

Suziemay

whofeelslikeadrank wrote:

QA185761 wrote:

This thread should be in lost dogs forum as per guidelines.

what?

I'm so confused

WUFF

juddboz80

Baaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Aussie357

QA185761 wrote:

This thread should be in lost dogs forum as per guidelines.

Too much nog???? :?

Suziemay

Aussie357 wrote:

QA185761 wrote:

This thread should be in lost dogs forum as per guidelines.

Too much nog???? :?

Too much something, that's for sure!

Baaa-mp!

2-feign-reluctance

Nice looking sheep! People were going nuts for these just a month ago right?

Suziemay

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

Nice looking sheep! People were going nuts for these just a month ago right?

I don't know if people were ever nuts about it. It's like crack, we're getting it and we don't know why

BUMP!

Suziemay

Set of 5, olive green and a ton of maroons still available!

Suziemay

Suziemay

No one in need of the sheep?

juddboz80

Suziemay wrote:

No one in need of the sheep?

Baaaaah!!!

2-feign-reluctance

At least include a bit of information on what the potential buyer is getting?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep

Suziemay

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

At least include a bit of information on what the potential buyer is getting?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep

"Sheep (Ovis aries) are quadrupedal, ruminant mammals typically kept as livestock. Like all ruminants, sheep are members of the order Artiodactyla, the even-toed ungulates. Although the name "sheep" applies to many species in the genus Ovis, in everyday usage it almost always refers to Ovis aries. Numbering a little over one billion, domestic sheep are also the most numerous species of sheep. A male sheep is called a ram and a female sheep is called a ewe"

I'm not sure that helped

2-feign-reluctance

or as my daughter's book on farm animals says...

mama is called and ewe and papa a ram. they live in flocks and their wool are used to make scarfs and socks.

Suziemay

Baaaa-mp!

igotid_8

Hi Suziemay!
Sending pm!