SLG Farm
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Sheep

California Red Sheep

We raise California Red Sheep, which were chosen for their dual purpose of wool and meat. They are also naturally hornless. This breed that was developed in the 1970’s from crossing Tunis with Barbados Blackbelly sheep. They have oatmeal colored wool, usually with some red hair, and their meat is considered one of the mildest flavored of the different sheep breeds. We have found them to be great mothers and produce a good amount of milk.

We have a limited number of lambs

available each year. Please email us

for current availability.

slgfarmtexas@gmail.com

More Information on California Reds

For more information about California Red Sheep check out the California Red Sheep Registry website. http://www.caredsheep.com/

Dairy Sheep

We also have a few dairy sheep crosses (Awassi, Lacaune, East Fresian) which we have recently acquired. We will have Dairy/California Red crosses in Spring 2022. The hope for the future is to have full dairy sheep once we can find a ram or semen available for 2023.
SLG Farm
© copyright 2020 SLG Farm and/or circleofdreamers.com

Sheep

California Red

Sheep

We raise California Red Sheep, which were chosen for their dual purpose of wool and meat. They are also naturally hornless. This breed that was developed in the 1970’s from crossing Tunis with Barbados Blackbelly sheep. They have oatmeal colored wool, usually with some red hair, and their meat is considered one of the mildest flavored of the different sheep breeds. We have found them to be great mothers and produce a good amount of milk.

We have a limited number

of lambs available each

year. Please email us for

current availability.

slgfarmtexas@gmail.com

More Information on

California Reds

For more information about California Red Sheep check out the California Red Sheep Registry website. http://www.caredsheep.com/

Dairy Sheep

We also have a few dairy sheep crosses (Awassi, Lacaune, East Fresian) which we have recently acquired. We will have Dairy/California Red crosses in Spring 2022. The hope for the future is to have full dairy sheep once we can find a ram or semen available for 2023.