... yeah.

I just, I looked up, um, on Premier 1, it looked like they had a free choice mineral for, I think it was $17 for a five pound bag, and it said that should last for, um, 10 sheep for one year.

So that gave me, if that's actually, if that's good figuring, I guess that, that gave me a pretty good, um, idea on cost for, um, mineral if I'm checking out all the costs involved.

[clears throat]

Now then, my next question I had about, um, taking them out, taking the jugs out, I was thinking, so, you- they're easy to take out and put in.

So like, if you have them, you have the ewes in for the winter, and then some of them are gonna start lambing, then you just get your la- lamb jug set up in there and get ready for them fairly easily probably.

So Ethan, why don't you go ahead and just give us a little introduction to yourself, tell our listeners where you're from and a little, just a brief background and obviously you don't have sheep yet, so let's hear a little bit about what brought you to this point, what makes you interested in sheep, and let's go from there.

Yeah, sure.

So yeah, I'm Ethan Snyder here from central Wisconsin.

I guess I don't have experience raising animals myself, other than just a few to eat for ourselves for meat, but Um, yeah, I've been interested in getting into, um, raising animals.

I did some produce and stuff and I thought, well, it'd be fun to get into some animals too.

Um, sheep always intrigued me.

I sort of liked the animal.

With where you're, the part of the country you're at, With decent management, decently resistant sheep, parasites should fall pretty low on your level of concerns.