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Developed in U.S. by the Department of Agriculture • Very hearty in tough conditions
Origin: England • White with white face • Very large frame • THE meat breed
Origin: England • White wool with black face and legs, which has patches of white wool on the face and legs • Medium to large frame
Origin: England • Second largest sheep breed (rams weighing in at 200-300lbs.)
Origin: England • White with a light brown face and legs • Very small frame
Origin: Scotland, known for very cold, windy conditions • Tolerance to wet conditions for foot rot • Wool has helical crimp
Origin: England • Most sought after fleece • A hair breed, known for 2 sets of horns, can have up to 3 sets.
Origin: England • THE largest breed of sheep (with rams weighing in at 250-350lbs.) • Long-wool breed
Several specific breeds (German, Booroola, Fonthill, etc) • Smooth skin • Best wool breed
A pure gene, not a crossbreed • “Lambs by the Litter” • Record of 9 lambs in a single lambing
Popular in South America • Cross Lincoln rams with Merino ewes • Originated in New Zealand as a dual purpose breed
Originated in Scandinavia • Medium wool breed • Very prolific (have lots of lambs)
Origin: France • Finewool breed • White with white legs and face • Large frame
Origin: Great Britain • Provides easy lambing • High survival rate • Quality fleece • Uniformity
Origin: Dubois, Idaho • Predominantly located in the intermountain & northern states • Medium/large • White faced with wool on legs
What is a Border Leicester? (Note: movie required 970 animals, 550 of which were sheep)
First animal to be cloned from an adult somatic cell, using nuclear transfer • Lifespan: 7/5/1996-2/14/2003 • Breed: Finn Dorset
Mental exercise used in some European and Latin cultures as a means of lulling oneself to sleep
Had sheep on Whitehouse lawn • Wool sold to raise money for the Red Cross during WW1 • The flock included “Old Ike” a tobacco chewing ram