Charles City shepherdess works to raise endangered sheep
A California Variegated Mutant, or CVM sheep being sheered on Feb. 25. Press Photo By Thomas Nelson.
A California Variegated Mutant, or CVM sheep pelt. CVM sheep are among the most critically endangered sheep in the United States. Press Photo By Thomas Nelson.
Hannah Baljeu, 16, helping sheer a CVM sheep. Baljeu acts as a shepherdess and owns 21 of the rare sheep herself. Press Photo By Thomas Nelson.
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By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com
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