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Navajo-Churro Sheep
Did you know............
Navajo-Churro were the first sheep brought to the
Americas.
Navajo-Churro can have up to four horns.
Navajo-Churro are prized for wool, milk, and meat.
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I was attracted to the Navajo-Churro breed because of my love for
Spanish sheep's milk cheese. I have come to respect this
hearty breed of sheep for their other wonderful attributes such as
amazing and colorful wool, easy lambing, and good mothering
instincts.
Navajo-Churro are wary scrappers able to survive on their own in
rough country. They will come up to you for grain, but remain
wary as they eat it. This actually is a comfort with the males
as they can have huge horns that I find quite intimidating.
Thankfully they don't show aggressiveness towards humans.
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The Line
Up
2010 Lambs
For Sale - Pictures
Soon
Adults For Sale
Breeding Rams
Breeding Ewes |
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Rotational
Grazing
We have been
using rotational grazing to feed our sheep and are working
to get all the timing right between the various hay, grain,
and nut crops and the sheep's needs for breeding, lambing,
and growing.
Learn more about rotational grazing |
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Dancer Ranch 2003 - 2010.
