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Lambs

The sheep in our flock are a cross between the Katahdin and St. Croix breeds. They are hair sheep, which means they shed their​ winter wool coat naturally, without the need for shearing.

 

Katahdins were originally bred in Maine. They are known for hardiness, high fertility, and for being easy keepers and good mothers.

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St. Croix are native to the US Virgin Islands.  They are known for parasite resistance and resistance to hoof rot - important considerations when you are trying to raise sheep without chemical de-wormers!

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​We sell our lambs live on the hoof. They are typically a good finished weight by the middle of November, but can be sold earlier if preferred. Please contact us for availability.

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