We raise quality Black Hawaiian, Texas Dall and Painted Desert Sheep. These sheep are very hardy and produce
magnificent horns on the rams and also on the ewes. Many of the ewes lamb twice a year rather than once a year like
domestic breeds, with multiple births the norm.
Combine these traits with both ewes and rams displaying shedding ability, and one can see why these sheep are gaining
popularity in all areas: breeding, show/exhibition, horns and meat. NO SHEARING OR TAIL DOCKING REQUIRED! In fact,
tail docking detracts from their value.
Our sheep have been farm raised for many years and have a calm temperament. Bottle feeding further increases the
handleability of these sheep. We maintain a closed herd, meaning we do not buy any breeding stock or lambs. We are
not dealers or brokers; we only sell animals we have raised here on the farm.
Feel free to contact us for more information on our sheep, and click on our For Sale page to view some of our sheep that
are available for sale. This page is updated periodically, so if you don't see what you're looking for, check back again or
email us. Our sheep lamb year 'round, so we usually have a selection of colors and sexes. Weanling lambs normally sell for
$85 each (mother- or bottle-raised), juveniles and breeding stock are priced according to age, sex, horn growth, etc.
Pegasus Valley Hair Sheep
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Patch DOB - March 2005 2006-2008 Herd Sire
Patch's horns scored Bronze at 18 months and at 29 months he was less than 1/4 inch away from Silver status. When we sold him two years ago, he was Gold status; and his horns were so thick at the base that there was no gap between them where they met the skull. All of Patch's offspring have exceptional horns, even the ewe lambs! Click here to view Patch's pedigree
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Young Black Hawaiian Ewe All our lambs have superior horns, ewes and rams alike.
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One of our Black Hawaiian Cross Breeder Ewes
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Cross breeding Black Hawaiian herd sire to Texas Dall or Painted Desert produces superb color.
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Patch's Pretty Boy DOB - April 2008 Current Herd Sire
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