We raise Katahdin sheep. They are a

“hair” sheep,they do not produce wool. A few

older Ewes may put on wool over the winter, but

it falls off in the spring. Katahdin's are a

hardy breed and do well even through

Florida’s summer heat. They are a gentle breed

and produce flavorful meat.

 Our Katahdin are natural pasture

fed and supplemented with grains to help them

stay “people friendly”.

Katahdin sheep often give birth to twins and triplets

and are exceptional mothers. We are building our

herd, so at the moment we are only selling our

Rams. We keep exceptional breeding records using

the herd tracking software S.A.F.A.R.I. We sell out

even before the lambs are born, so if you want to

purchase lambs from us, be sure to contact us right

away and we will add your name to our call list.

We will call you when they are born and make

purchase arrangements with you at that time.

The goal is to have lambs ready for the traditional

Easter and Christmas dinners but because our

sheep are in a free range pasture with the Ram,

the schedule is up to them! We do have our ladies

lambing twice a year – spring and fall.