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2023
This August we will have tups, gimmers and mature sheep available, mostly four horned. Of particular note is a chance to have a Windy Hall tup, Windy Hall Lazurite, one of the last sheep bred by the renowned David Kinsman, author of The Black Sheep of Windermere. Not to say that our home bred ones aren't worth a look!
2020
More tups than ewe lambs this year. Four horned tups and two and four horned ewe lambs are now available.
2019
All available sheep this year have been sold. However, breeding numbers are up so hopefully there will be rather more on offer in 2020.
october 2017
This year sheep have gone to Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, the Lake District and Devon. However, we still have a small selection of 2 & 4 horned tups available.
Finally, this year we do have Shetland goslings for sale.
Finally, this year we do have Shetland goslings for sale.
When we sell our sheep:
We prefer not to sell our sheep through a sale ring. This is to avoid stress to the sheep and so that we know in advance where they are going.
If you buy our sheep, we will be available to give you our advice and support if needed.
If you are starting with sheep for the first time, we often suggest you buy an older ewe and a couple of lambs or shearling ewes. This way the lambs have a natural leader who they are familiar with and who knows the ropes; this makes settling into a new environment much easier for them. Some people though prefer to buy a group of ewe lambs so they can take a year to get to know them, and about shepherding, before they start with breeding their own lambs.
If you buy our sheep, we will be available to give you our advice and support if needed.
If you are starting with sheep for the first time, we often suggest you buy an older ewe and a couple of lambs or shearling ewes. This way the lambs have a natural leader who they are familiar with and who knows the ropes; this makes settling into a new environment much easier for them. Some people though prefer to buy a group of ewe lambs so they can take a year to get to know them, and about shepherding, before they start with breeding their own lambs.
Some of this year's lambs.
