Sheep for Sale!                                                                    Home

Thanks so much for visiting us!  Below is a list of members that have dorper, coopworth, babydoll southdown, and bluefaced leicester sheep for sale.

• CornerStone Farm, LLC   
  Thank you for giving us this opportunity to share with you the joy of animal husbandry. We are sure all the experiences you encounter while managing any living thing, will leave a lasting impression with you for a lifetime. From results which come out of our efforts and enjoyment at working with animals here, it is our pleasure to provide to you our own personal quality of farm raised livestock.
  Website: www.cornerstonefarm.net
  Email:  thefarm@cornerstonefarm.net
  (Member Since: 01/11/05)

• DarnFar Ranch & Dog Training Facility            
  At DarnFar Ranch, we raise Dorper Cross commercial hair sheep (percentage breeding stock and chemical free, naturally raised lamb).  We offer sheep herding lessons/trials/clinics and raise and train working Border Collies.
  Website: http://www.darnfar.com/
  Email:  darnfar@frontiernet.net
  Phone:  (618) 427-3333
  (Member Since: 07/27/05)
  
  
   
• Deer Run Sheep Farm               
  Located in the Potomac Highlands of eastern West Virginia, we have a small, select flock of registered natural colored and white Coopworth sheep, and Coopworth/Bluefaced Leicester crosses. We specialize in hardy, easy-care sheep with beautiful, prizewinning handspinning fleeces. Clean, well skirted Fleeces, Roving, Felting Batts, and healthy Breeding Stock for sale. We have been raising sheep for nearly 25 years. After trying several breeds, we discovered Coopworths. We found the Coops to be earlier maturing, more fertile and hardier than many breeds. We have selected sheep for soft, lustrous fleece, fertility, excellent mothering traits, good lamb growth on pasture, and resistance to disease and parasites. We have utilized New Zealand AI genetics in our flock, along with the best domestic Coops available
  Website: http://www.deerrunsheepfarm.com/
  Email:  deerrun@mountain.net
  Phone:  (304) 358-2239
  (Member Since: 07/27/05)
  
  
   
• Fiddling Fleece Farm
  Located in southern Minnesota.  Here we raise Three little fiddlers and Registered Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep, Angora and Pygmy Goats.  We have been farming miniature animals for over ten years.   We offer 2005 Lamb reservations and Pygmy and Angora Goats and Crosses, Raw Fiber-Babydoll's Mohair-Angora's and Jacob Sheep Fleece.  Our Unique Handcrafted Mineral Baths and Soaps featuring fresh Pygmy goat milk. 
  Email:  farmers@fiddlingfleecefarm.com
  (Member Since: 11/01/04)
  
   
• KpM Cornstone Flock and Fiber               
  Our southern California farm features Fine-wooled, dual purpose Bluefaced Leicester sheep and Hexham-X crossbreds!
  Website: http://www.kpmcornerstone.com/kpmff/index.html
  Email:  karen@kpmcornerstone.com
  (Member Since: 08/05/05)      
               
   
• Tiny Tykes Ranch
  East Texas ranch that raises miniature livestock including miniature sheep.  They are registered with MNSBAR.  We also raise miniature llamas, cattle, horses, and donkeys for people with small acreage.
  Email:  srenko@earthlink.net
  Phone:  903-896-1145
  (Member Since: 11/01/04)
  
  
   
• West Elm Farm               
  West Elm Farm is located in Pembroke, Massachusetts, 25 miles south of Boston. David Mann, Jr., built the original farmhouse in 1805 with additions added through the mid 1800's. Like many of the old farms in southeast Massachusetts, parcels of the original farm was sold off for housing development. Although small by midwest farm standards, it is a manageable size for us beginners and convenient to Boston and Cape Cod. Our life on West Elm Farm started on a rainy Sunday afternoon. While reading the Sunday paper, I fantasized out loud that it might be fun to restore an old farmhouse and have a few animals when we retire. Little did I know how my life was about to change. A few weeks later we decided to act on our dream now while we still had the energy. We both were ready to leave the city and now seemed as good a time as any. Restoring an old neglected house, researching sheep and poultry breeds, building fences and outbuildings has been a lot of work, but we don't regret our decision.
  Website: http://www.westelmfarm.com/
  Email:  info@westelmfarm.com
  (Member Since: 08/05/05)