Sheep for kids

Soooo Possibly looking at getting few sheep again but this time small pure flock (15-20ish )for son and nephews next autumish if things pan out how there meant to ,with moving back down farm,not looking at this as earning money as come to terms never earn enoughout sheep on land we have.

Struggling to figure out the breed .
Looking for breed that can deal with lambing outside, most importantly good temperament.

Had lleyns were perfect but too prolific and had hampshire but not keen on The wool.

All views welcomed,Cheers all!
 

Bury the Trash

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Mixed Farmer
Soooo Possibly looking at getting few sheep again but this time small pure flock (15-20ish )for son and nephews next autumish if things pan out how there meant to ,with moving back down farm,not looking at this as earning money as come to terms never earn enoughout sheep on land we have.

Struggling to figure out the breed .
Looking for breed that can deal with lambing outside, most importantly good temperament.

Had lleyns were perfect but too prolific and had hampshire but not keen on The wool.

All views welcomed,Cheers all!
Exlana would be ideal for you @Benn I'm well pleased with mine (y)

btw if you do, make sure you pick good shedders so they at least look tidy ;):)
 

Agrivator

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Best to keep something which will sell locally as store lambs. I've seen too may hobby farmers with looks of dismay when they realise that no one wants to buy their primitive or unproductive breeds.
 

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