BFL Lambs For Sale

We have one one white ewe lamb available.  The white ram lamb posted may be made available in October.  They are posted below the slideshow.

Our 2012 waiting list has been started.  Please contact us promptly if you would like to reserve lambs from next year’s lamb crop. We deliver free to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival in May and Rhinebeck in October.  Otherwise, delivery can usually be arrange around shows via other trailers traveling in the right direction.

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PFR 652

by Site Admin on August 6, 2011

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PFR 652 SOLD

PFR 652

Triplet ewe lamb

Born 2/6/2011

Sire: Ward 10-0908 Moor Clive (triplet)

Dam PFR 556 Louise (twin)

A solid ewe lamb with a good legs, top, fleece. Good blue color, solid white legs. Outstanding fertility in pedigree.

 

652 wool

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PFR 635

by Margaret on July 20, 2011

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PFR 635 “Beastie Boy”

Single ram lamb

Born 1/31/2011

Sire: Ward 10-0908 Moor Clive (Triplet)

Dam: Ward 08-0853 Cori (Twin)

Weight as of July 24, 2011: 170 lbs

This guy had a bit of a  head start, being an early-born single out of a heavy-milking dam. However, his rate of gain has been steady at the top of our lambs this year. He has sharp blue color, excellent breed type and beautiful purled fleece that opens clean to the skin. Good bone, a thick, long top, and correct legs round him out. We have decided to make him available for sale as a yearling after we show him a few times.

 

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PFR 623 (SOLD)

by Site Admin on June 16, 2011

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PFR 623

PFR 623  (SOLD)

Twin ram lamb

Born 1/28/ 2011

Sire: Ward 10-0908 Moor Clive (triplet)

Dam: Ward 08-0846 (BP)

Weight as of July 10, 2011: 176 lbs

A nice black pattern (English Blue) ram lamb, very thick and wide at the loin. He’s standing on good bone, with a fine, denser fleece that shows no indication of peeling. The thin spot on his side is a result of him squeezing between the bars of the creep feed area before we widened the opening. The wool is growing back.

 

 

623 wool

 

 

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