Black Locust Katahdins
Newborn lamb meeting a hiefer
Cooper with MinnieMoo
newborn lamb
Giddi with dam, Tippy
Socks lovin'
Newborn lamb meeting a hiefer
Cooper with MinnieMoo
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Pasture-Raised
Katahdin sheep are adaptable, hardy- produce a superior lamb crop; great mothering abilities. No fleece/wool means no shearing, low maintenance. Amazing parasite resistance.
About Black Locust Katahdins
We have recently RELOCATED- please note our new farm address. We raise registered Katahdin Hair Sheep on our small farm located in Southern Middle Tennesssee. We are approximately 1.5 hours south of Nashville, TN. 40 mins north of Huntsville, Al. We are all natural, pasture- raised farm. Vaccinated with CD&T. Fecal floats performed on regular intervals to prevent unnecessary use of anthelmintics. Negative for OPP & Johne's. We genotype at codon 171 for scrapie susceptibility.
We have also introduced Dexter cattle to our little farm, we are increasing our herd at present and will soon offer Dexter beef.
Stay tuned for upcoming events on the farm regarding our consideration for offering registered Kangal puppies (in the next few years) and also we have taken some agritourism classes and are considering GOAT YOGA, we have recently acquired some myotonic goats to give it a shot.
Ivory with lambs
Storm with lambs
Freckles with lambs
Brownie with Lucy
Orion
Olympus
Hank & Titan
lambs