A Couple St Croix Lambed with Crossbred Babies! 1/22/21

Daphne, a Registered St Croix ewe, had twin 8lb Boys this morning. We bought her in August knowing she was bred during a ram escape so unsure who the sire is. Might make Commercial breeding stock for those who don't care, or they'll be market lambs. Registered St Croix, Flora, had twins! 9lb ram lamb … Continue reading A Couple St Croix Lambed with Crossbred Babies! 1/22/21

Mother & Daughter Give Birth the Same Day, and Sad News

1/16/21 Sonja is a Registered Katahdin we bred to Registered Katahdin, Chief. We got twin girls this time! One is 8lbs and the other is 9lbs. Very nice little girls! I would like to keep the white one if she grows out nicely. Sonja's mother is Sally. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK8JK8wyIFY Sonja and babies, just cuteness 1/16/21 Registered … Continue reading Mother & Daughter Give Birth the Same Day, and Sad News

New Arrivals for October 2020!!

These are registered St Croix Hair Sheep. The ram comes from Cummings Farm in Springfield, MO. The ewes from Summit Farms in Creston, WA and are granddaughters of a black/white ram born here a few years ago who has since passed on. He was DNA tested against his registered St Croix parents to validate he … Continue reading New Arrivals for October 2020!!

2020 Breeding Group Photos

Photos are mostly not recent, but within a year or two. It gives you some idea of the rams and ewes though. Registered St Croix Flock DasherGillieBarbieJazzyFizzySunnyRosieDazzleDazzle has been sold. Most if not all offspring from this breeding will be sold as either Registered Breeding Stock or Market Stock. Registered Katahdin Flock ChiefSugarGingerSonjaPandaPoppyPoppy's offspring will … Continue reading 2020 Breeding Group Photos

Biosecurity Take 2

We decided to test a few more ewes (all 4 year olds) and a ram for CL (Caseous Lymphadenitis), OPP (Ovine Progressive Pneumonia), and Johnes Disease. All came back negative as I was fairly certain they would! Some of the animals tested are going to be trades for some sheep in Northern Washington State. The … Continue reading Biosecurity Take 2