Our flock is going to be based on predominantly of purebred Romanov sheep and Finn sheep. We also have a Suffolk, a Border Leicester/ Lincoln ewe. We have 1 Romanov and 1 Finn ram. We will occasionally have adult ewes and lambs for sale. Purebreds (unregistered) and crosses. Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing. If you are interested in learning more about Romanov sheep please see this site.
http://www.romanovsheep.com/hdf.htm
And a Russian site...
http://www.genofond.cz/romanovky/
If you are interested in learning more about Finn sheep see...
We have a great grounds crew! No mowing here! Spring 2010.
Some of the flock, fall 2010.
Brownie, registered Romanov ewe, 1 year old, winter 2008.
Romanov X Dorset January 2009 lambs.
De' Uccle - Cochin cross rooster
De' Uccle - Cochin cross hen
Bantam Cochin rooster (blue splash)
Bantam Cochin hen (blue)
Standard Cochin hen (partridge)
We keep a small number of chickens (less than 20) as a hobby. They provide eggs, tick control and a beautiful, entertaining addition to the back yard landscape.
We have chicks every year, some raised by the hens and some in the house. Some purebreds and some crosses of the above breeds. When breeding and keeping chickens as pets I prefer temperament first. I dont keep any agressive roosters or flighty hens. I also enjoy a variety of colors in the yard. Chickens can be fairly tame amusing pets with a surprising ammount of personality and social behavior.
If you are interested in chicks or adult birds please contact us.
Chicks and adults are sometimes available.
In 2011 we have added Spangled Sussex and Easter Eggers to the breeds I keep.
James and chicks
First generation Romanov / Dorset lambs, 2009.
Twin Romanov/ Dorset lambs born 2009.
Dorset cross and Romanov lambs born April 2011.
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