We have listed on this page ewes that are currently part of our breeding program. Ewes that contributed to our flock genetics in the past can be viewed in the Archive section. All our ewes are terrific mothers that pasture lamb without assistance and are able to nurse and care for their lambs with minimal supervision.

Prices listed are for registered animals unless noted otherwise.
Discounts are often available for our customers who purchase more than one animal.
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Iris
MKA-41Y
[CAN]667819

Born 18 May 2011
Dam: Hazel MKA-33W
Sire: Blackthorn DL-828X
Contact us for price information 		Iris has a wonderful thick, black fleece. Good conformation, quite and friendly in calm situations. Her horns are a bit narrow.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit black Appearance proves black. Mother is moorit and can only throw moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting not spotted unknown Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. A spotted gene is possible because her grandmother is spotted.


Myrtle
MKA-44Y
[CAN]667822

Born 19 May 2011
Dam: Laurel MKA-28W
Sire: Blackthorn DL-828X
Contact us for price information 		Myrtle has a woderful soft, black fleece. Good conformation. Friendly and curious but cautious.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color black unknown Appearance proves black. Other colour gene is unknown, but ancestory makes moorit highly likely.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting not spotted unknown Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. A spotted gene is possible because her grandmother is spotted.


Willow
MKA-20W
[CAN]645379-H

Born 05 May 2009
Dam: Lightning MKA-12U
Sire: LBH ALG-13U
Contact us for price information 		Willow is a black ewe with long, big luscious fleece. Sweet and quiet. She will be staying at our farm since she is extremely milky and prolific, like her mom who twinned her first year. She'll also contribute her many AI lines to our flock - Arfi, Dropi, Heli, Biskup, Ari, Flekkur, Faldur, Noi, Kari and Biskup.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color black unknown Appearance proves black. She might carry moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting spotted non-spotted Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. Father is spotted and must throw one spotted gene.


Laurel
MKA-28W
[CAN]645384-H

Born 21 May 2009
Dam: Catalpa MKA-8T
Sire: Oberon HP-18S
Contact us for price information 		Laurel is a white ewe with beautiful, fine soft fleece like her dam, Catalpa. Calm and pretty, this girl comes from great maternal lines with milkiness, consistent twinning and good mothering instinct. Long legs like her leadersheep lineage but a broader built back end that AI brings to the table. Nice balanced conformation. AI background includes Biskup and Kari.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit unknown White hides base colour. Mother is moorit and must throw moorit. Coloring of eyes, horns and hooves suggests that she is moorit.
Pattern white solid Appearance proves white. Mother is solid and must throw solid.
Spotting spotted unknown White pattern hides spotting. Mother is spotted and must throw one spotted gene.


Ivy
MKA-32W
[CAN]645381-H

Born 4 June 2009
Dam: Holly JA-39R
Sire: Oberon HP-18S
NOT FOR SALE 		Ivy is a beautiful solid moorit ewe from a milky and prolific ewe who consistently has lambs with lovely fleeces and a stocky sire who throws lambs with really nice meaty conformation and lovely wool. AI through Biskup and Kari.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit moorit Appearance proves moorit. To express moorit, an animal must be homozygous for moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting spotted not spotted Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. Mother is spotted and must throw one spotted gene.


Hazel
MKA-33W
[CAN]645382-H

Born 4 June 2009
Dam: Holly JA-39R
Sire: Oberon HP-18S
Contact us for price information 		Hazel is a lovely solid moorit ewe from an excellent mom, very milky and a twinner, who has lambs with lovely fleeces. Her sire is Oberon, a stocky sire who throws lambs with really nice meaty conformation and lovely wool. AI through Biskup and Kari.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit moorit Appearance proves moorit. To express moorit, an animal must be homozygous for moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting spotted not spotted Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. Mother is spotted and must throw one spotted gene.


Catalpa
MKA-8T
[CAN]629073-H

Born 1 June 2007
Dam: Anemone MKA-2S
Sire: Milkweed MKA-1S
Contact us for price information 		Catalpa has amazingly fine and soft wool, and is a sweet and lively girl. She is a horned, solid, spotted moorit. She has excellent conformation and favors her leader-like lineage with long legs and a thinner build.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit moorit Appearance proves moorit. To express moorit, an animal must be homozygous for moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting spotting spotting Appearance proves spotting. To express spotting, an animal must be homozygous for spotting.


Holly
JA-39R
[CAN]610290-H

Born: 04 April 2005
Dam: [CAN]530748
Sire: [CAN]588375
NOT FOR SALE 		Holly is a striking black and white spotted ewe with a wavy thick fleece and black and white striped horns. She is a classic leader sheep - more tall and slender than some of our other ewes, calm but always alert and watchful. She is an excellent mom with lots of milk for her lambs.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color black moorit Appearance proves black. She had a moorit lamb so she must carry moorit - both parents must throw moorit for the lamb to be moorit.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. To express solid, an animal must be homozygous for solid.
Spotting spotting spotting Appearance proves spotting. To express spotting, an animal must be homozygous for spotting.