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| Here are our sheep peacefully grazing. We raise market lambs out of Kathadin/ Dorper crosses and found that they are very hardy. We like to use Kathadin ewes and a Dorper ram. Both breeds don't have to be sheared and the Kathadin don't have to be tail docked. Almost no hoof trimming is required at our flock. We have several ewes which never have been wormed since we own them. They are raised naturally here at the farm. Our grass-fed young lambs are running and playing happily here on 67 acres with other livestock. Lots of sunshine, fresh clean water and plenty of grass creates a lean, tender and flavorful meat. They are handled and kept in a stress free environment. Here they grow until they are 80-100 lbs. Then they go directly to the processing plant in West Plains, Missouri. We only sell lambs on the hoof and can transport them for a fee to the processing plant in West Plains or Koshkonong. |
| Here are the lambs running and playing. We call it : "The Lamb Races" Ready, set, go........." March 2010 |

| Here are the new comers. Two purebred Kathadin sheep. They don't need any shearing. Fall 2008. |

| They are grazing and growing. |
| We added these two spotted Kathadin ewes in June 2009. |
| Here are most of the sheep and the llama grazing on this nice fall day, Oct 09 |


| Here are the proud ewes with the lambs Jan. 2011 |
| My husband Al changing their water. |





| Al with our bottle baby |
| A nice ram lamb |