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rcc09
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 Posted - 10/25/2009 : 10:43:01 AM
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What's the definition of drive-by and/or mobile breeding?
Thanks,
Paul
Rockwell Crafts & Critters
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Koehlers
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alpacastarr
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Always Accoyo
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Posted - 10/25/2009 : 1:23:07 PM
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I have always thought "drive-by breeding" had a shady lady from the red light district feeling, while "mobile breeding" has a very manly, military sound to it. Whether it is the guy moving or the girl, I call them car dates (my vet reminded me to bring flowers when one of my herdsires had his very first date).
I wonder who originally came up with these terms?
Nancy Wright
Always Accoyo
Oxford, MI
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rcc09
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bobvicki
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Posted - 10/26/2009 : 11:07:31 AM
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Here I thought a "drive by" was when either the male or female was taken to the other and then returned home right afterwards and a mobile breeding was the same thing but also included such events as meeting at a show or other agreed upon location.
Bob
Bob & Vicki Blodgett
Suri Land Alpaca Ranch
3288 Halter Avenue
Newton, Iowa 50208
641-831-3576
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Always Accoyo
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TheAlpacaRosa
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Posted - 10/26/2009 : 3:13:02 PM
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Nancy,
The phrase "Mobile Breeding" was made popular by a man named Harry Rudzitis about 8 years ago. Harry started up a mobile alpaca breeding business. He was located in Ohio and owned Haldane for a while, who was part of this Mobile breeding program. Harry set up booths at many shows for a couple years spreading the word. Harry has since went out of business.
Anyway, that is what I know of the term Mobile breeding
Don Marquette
The AlpacaRosa
Don Marquette
The AlpacaRosa
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