DOB: 3/24/23
Breed: approx 25% Dorper, 75% Katahdin
Birth weight: 9.2 lbs
Type of Birth: Triplet
Current weight: approx 75-80 lbs
Potential for breeding stock, this ewe lamb comes from strong breeding stock genetics from both the Dam and on the Sire. After birth, she and her tripped sisters were upright and nursing within minutes.
Her dam is an unknown mix of Katahdin and Dorper breeds and her sire is purebred Katahdin. Dam and Sire are pictured.
Her coat is white, with a few tan markings and freckles. She should have a nice coat for winter, and an easy time shedding in the spring. She is a great size and conformation to consider breeding this fall, by about mid-October.
Our lambs are raised on high quality feed and are efficient foragers and weight gainers. Our flock has a high resistance to parasites and have tested negative for Johne's disease, Lentivirus (CAE/OPP), and Mycoplasma Ovipneumoniae on an annual basis. Hooves are genetically sound and strong.
No pesticides are used on our pasture. We have not needed to administer any de-wormer, antibiotics, or insecticide. Selenium paste has been administered and they have free access to mineral salts and sea kelp. CD& T was given at weaning (June 10th), and boosted on July 14th.
$100 deposit required. For an additional fee, we can breed her to a completely unrelated (we do not line breed) purebred Dorper ram
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