We have listed on this page rams that are currently part of our breeding program. Rams that contributed to our flock genetics in the past can be viewed in the Archive section.

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Oberon
HP-18S
[CAN]607647

Born: 20 May 2006
Dam: [CAN]582596
Sire: [CAN]603952
Oberon is a fine example of an Icelandic ram with fantastic horning, long fleece with thick thel, and a very stocky broad build with very muscular neck, shoulders, back and rump. He passes a great build on to his lambs and they have had lovely fleeces. His grandfather is the AI sire Kari, an Icelandic Southram Station AI ram (93-908) with an amazing wool score of 9.5 out of 10. Oberon has a very gentle disposition and is extremely manageable. He stands still to be sheared without restraint and wags his tail! Oberon successfully bred all exposed ewes over the years.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color moorit unknown Oberon's mother was moorit and he has sired several moorit lambs. His other color gene remains unproven.
Pattern white solid Appearance proves white. He has sired several solid lambs with solid ewes.
Spotting non-spotted unknown Oberon has sired several non-spotted lambs with spotted ewes, proving that he carries at least one non-spotted gene. His other spotting gene remains unproven. Two of his white offspring have a single small patch (2 or 3 cm, about an inch) of color. Is this a hole in the white pattern or does it indicate spotting? His offspring have also exhibited patches of phaeo on white, and flashing in a solid fleece.


Blackthorn
DL-828X
[CAN]660172

Born: 26 April 2010
Dam: [CAN]549386
Sire: [CAN]646167
Blackthorn is a nice Icelandic ram with a soft, black fleece. He is friendly, curious and loves to play soccer. Blackthorn is a gentleman with his ladies and is easy to manage.


Color and pattern genetics:
Color black moorit Blackthorn's mother was moorit and can throw only moorit to her lambs, so he must have one moorit gene. Appearance proves black.
Pattern solid solid Appearance proves solid. A sheep must be homozygous solid to express solid.
Spotting non-spotted unknown Appearance proves one non-spotted gene. His other spotting gene remains unproven, but his ancestery indicates no spotting.