Spring 2024 Lambs

Bach, born on April First at a sturdy 14.02 pounds, inherits his robust structure from his F1 Valais Blacknose dam with a Hamp/Suffolk base. Exhibiting a promising combination of meatiness and striking markings, Bach boasts well-defined leg points and distinct facial features, with his nose markings nearly connecting with his eyes. His fleece is anticipated to blend seamlessly as it grows out, complementing his unique splotches on his tail and forehead. Bach is not only friendly but also has the potential to be an exceptional pet. Available after weaning or as part of a package deal alongside his dam. Bach will be ready to go between June 10th and June 24th, 2024 or with his dam, Thelma at any time.

Born at 2:30 p.m. to Bailey White with black markings 11.2 lbs.

Born to LIzzy at 2:30 am on 03/29/2024 | Weighed 8.0 lbs. | Black Basel and his brother Bayeaux are so SOFT! We can't believe how huggable they are! The got the amazing qualities of their mama's fleece and the curls from their daddy. These two are sweet as pie. We would love to keep them together or as a family if possible. They are all quite a bonded little group.

Bastian has an excellent fleece and is well set up to throw fabulous lambs. We expect future generations to have great marks. He is a bit overmarked with his black legs but makes up for it with his great structure and face.

Just the look we are going for! Perfect VBS Wether pet!

A sweetheart with the Valais look sporting a soft fleece with the FinnDoll base.

Strong structure and all the marks. This guy had bottle just a few times while his mom adjusted to motherhood and it has made him a real lover of people, while still strongly bonded to mom. If we could keep him, we sure would.

A true Spitti! Black from head to toe! 50% VBS and 50% Gotland. Berdi has a very lovely fleece and is likely to throw some lovely F2s. All of Gustine's progeny are brave and fun creatures, like their mom. They are flock leaders and will boldly go where other sheep may hesitate. They are fun additions to our flock. If you ware looking for a true pet and dog-like friend, this is your girl

50% VBS and 50% Gotland. Will have a fabulous fleece and likely to throw some lovely F2s.

50% VBS and 50% Gotland. Will have a fabulous fleece and likely to throw some lovely F2s. The little spot on her nose is just the cutest!

Born to Zinka at 5:00 am on 03/29/2024 Weighed 8.3 lbs.

Lightly marked, but makes up for it with his Gotland base. His fleece will be fabulous, and his personality sure to shine. All progeny of Zinka have always been our most personable and charismatic of sheep. Her lambs this year have been the same, leaping and bounding and loving on us. He will make a great pet.

Born at 5:20 am to Eva Black with white markings 7.89 lbs.

Born to Ari at 7:45 pm White, well marked 14.99 lbs.

Ari's babes always sport a cool shape to their faces and have big pointy ears. Bonnie got these features and a hershey's kiss chocolately brown fleece. If only we had more space she would be staying. A fiber artist will be over the moon with this fleece. Born at 8:35 pm to Ari Black/Brown with white speckles 13.79 lbs.

Bling. Bling. Bling. All the marks and 25% Teeswater to boot! This guy is going to be a real crowd pleaser, in fleece, look and charm. He really brought the heat in ear size. :)

Born to Wren at 2:00 am Black 14.0 lbs

Born at 2:00 p.m. to Bailey White with good markings 10.8 lbs.

A fan favorite, Bucky was a surprise third for Gustine, much to our surprise. He is very sweet with us and just a little guy. His Gotland base will make for a fabulous fleece and everyone needs at least one black sheep in their flock. Despite his look, this guy is 50% Valais Blacknose Sheep!

Born at 5:00 am Black with white markings 8.05 lbs.

Half Spotted Babydoll and just a playful little tank. Will make a fabulous pasture pet.

Half Spotted Babydoll and just a playful little tank. Will make a fabulous pasture pet. Black, Forehead white spot He may only have vision in one eye but it doesn't impact his functionality as far as we have experienced.