Seasons Bleatings - sheep - oct07
HMFF Sheep for Sale
 
ADULT and YEARLING RAMS
 
HMFF White Knight  This is my Border Leicester herdsire... not the best picture  being after a muddy May, but he grows a 12 inch staple fleece, uniform and great character to the locks. Fleece weight this spring was 15 lbs!  He is easy to get along with. Halter leads. Classic roman nose.  He is a big guy, but gentle. Born in 2004 to HMFF Guenevere ( white) and HMFF Jupiter (silver). Proven breeder 5 generation pedigree included. $250
 
Here is a closeup of White Knight's gorgeous fleece just this past September.
 
 
 
HMFF Roark - Hybrid Leicester
 
A big black Hybrid Leicester yearling ram out of Beechtree Blackpark (GC Colored Ram at Michigan Fiberfest and registered Bluefaced Leicester) and HMFF Raven (black Border Leicester). Very stylish with that perfect Hybrid fleece of fine and long. 5 generation pedigree provided. $200
 
HMFF 0225w  3/4 Bluefaced Leicester
 
This is a classy yearling ram with all the fine diameter of a Bluefaced Leicester, but with a much better fleece weight at shearing time.  Has the classic roman nose and clean legs of all Leicesters and the blue skin from the BFL. Dam is HMFF Danielle (white Hybrid out of Beechtree Danforth) and sire is Beechtree Blackpark (GC Colored Ram at Michigan Fiber Fest)  5 generation pedigree. $250
 
for more information on any of the above rams, please contact me at hmffarm@fidnet.com
 
From our customers:
You were right about this [Hybrid] fleece. I almost want to stop working with everything else to do some things with this super fleece!! - Yvonne
 
Of Possible Interest
 
New Research Journal Articles Posted on the web
The Sheep and Goat Research Journal recently posted four newly released
articles relevant to the industry. The publication can be access at
www.sheepusa.org Articles posted in 2007 issue include:
• Weaning Weights in a Range Purebred Merino and Crossbred Merino x Rambouillet
Flock;
• Peanut Stover and Bermudagrass Hay for Wethers on Summer Hardwood Rangeland in
North Central Texas;
• Growth and Carcass Characteristics in Goat Kids Fed Grass- and
Alfalfa-Hay-Based Diets with Limited Concentrate Supplementation; and
• Western Snowberry Response to Fire and Goat Browsing.
 
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