2026 Sheep & Lambs For Sale
Moon’s White Ram Lam
Sire: Tenebris (Click for registration) Dam: Moon (Click for Registration)
This young ram lamb has shown amazing parasite resistance during a very hot humid summer so far. He has nice wide horns so far and comes from a carcass dairy-line mix on both his dam and sire’s sides. His pasterns are not as straight as I would like but he has a short stocky build and would be a good fit for some one who likes those traits. He is white pattern with his second pattern being solid. He could also carry moorit, as his dam carries moorit. Twin.
Weights: Born to a first time mother at 5.4 lbs, 24.6 lbs at 37 days, 59 lbs at 97 days
Price: $500, will be registered upon pick up in September
Moon’s Gray Black Ram Lamb
Sire: Tenebris (Click for registration) Dam: Moon (Click for Registration)
Like his twin, this young ram lamb has also shown amazing parasite resistance during a very hot humid summer so far. He has nice wide horns so far and comes from a carcass dairy-line mix on both his dam and sire’s sides. He is normal build for my flock, not too tall or short and he’s just got the cutest face. His pattern is gray solid.
Weights: Born to a first time mother at 6.2 lbs, 24.2 lbs at 37 days, 55.8 lbs at 97 days
Price: $500, will be registered upon pick up in September
Þeysa’s Mouflon Black Ram Lamb
Sire: Tenebris (Click for registration) Dam: Þeysa (Click for Registration)
This ram lamb was born to a dam who is new to our flock from OR AND had triplets for the first time. She has done an amazing job with all three, and all three should make 80 lbs by processing in October. His sister is being retained by our farm and he shows slightly better parasite resistance than his brother. I feel he would be a great fit for someone looking for West Coast genetics that has already proven they can handle the Midwest summers and parasite load. Could possibly carry moorit from his dam.
Weights: Born at 7.8 lbs as a triplet, 25 lbs at 38 days, 55.2 lbs at 98 days
Price: $500, will be registered upon pick up in September
