Sheep | Sales

Navajo-Churro sheep are small, hardy sheep that are good at taking care of themselves. They are grazers and browsers and will stand up on their hind legs to eat leaves from low branches. They make very efficient use of any kind of feed. Navajo-Churro ewes are great mothers that do not need your help at lambing time, and they will stand and fight to protect their lambs from predators. Twins account for 20 to 25 % of births. Navajo-Churro rams are almost always gentle, even with the wildest looking horns.

Sheep of Many Colors
The Navajo-Churro is fine a boned sheep that carries very little body fat. Ewes typically weigh about 90 pounds, and rams about 150 pounds. Their small size makes them easier and safer to handle in a farm flock setting. They produce very good tasting meat that does not become strong and “muttony” in older animals. Their double-coated fleece, prized by spinners and weavers, truly sets this breed apart.

The RT Davis Flock
We have been breeding Navajo-Churro sheep on our farm next to the Rio Grande in San Pedro for nearly 20 years. Our original stock came from Ingrid Painter’s Puddleduck Farm, and USU’s Navajo Sheep Project. Our sheep have long, dense, lustrous, double-coated fleeces that grow quickly. We have been selecting for color variation, and we are still getting new colors. They are alert and agile animals with open faces and bare legs. We sell individual animals, and we have put together some very nice small flocks for several buyers. Like all livestock, prices vary as animals vary. We will see that you get the animals you want at a reasonable price.

If you are interested in obtaining an animal for your flock, please send me an email or call me to discuss prices, availability and delivery.

Here are Sheep that are currently for sale.

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	Mr. Perfect Horns black four horn
	Julio blond over gray four horn
	White Nose black four horn (Mr.Perfect Horns twin brother)