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EXPERIENCED SHEEP BREEDER COVERING SCOTLAND AND THE UK
If you are looking for a professional and reliable sheep breeder, get in touch with Stock Right Systems today. I serve customers in Scotland and across the UK.
Sheep breeding specialists
Whether you are looking for breeding stock for quality meat or healthy sheep for your farming needs, Stock Right Systems have them all. I can provide you with quality, healthy and well-grown sheep at fantastic prices. Regardless of the reason for purchasing sheep, I have a wide range of breeds for you. Contact me
if you are located in Scotland and UK.
The wide range of sheep breeds I stock include:
Black faced sheep
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Texell
The Texel is a domestic sheep breed originated from the island of Texel in the Netherlands. It is known for its muscle development and leanness. The breed successfully blends with other breeds to produce the quality butchers lamb. They produce high bulk wool that is around 32 micrometers and is mostly used for quality garments, hosiery yarns and knitting wools.
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Beltex
The Beltex is a domestic sheep breed. They usually mate with ewes to produce quality lambs for meat. You can extract their medium-length wool. It is popularly known for its large muscle, especially in the hindquarters. At maturity, rams' average weight is normally around 90 kg and ewes' weight is about 70 kg. At the withers, rams grow up to 60 cm and ewes grow up to 50 cm.
Photo by Moss Nae Beltex
Photo by Moss Nae Beltex
Photo by Moss Nae Beltex
Charollais
The Charollais is a domestic sheep breed originated from France. They are medium sized, heavy sheep, with a long loin and well-muscled hindquarters. They are mainly raised to produce quality lambs with purebred mules or ewes. At maturity, ewes' average weight is 90 kg and rams' weight ranges from 110 - 165 kg. They have pinkish–grey face, fine fleece and are naturally polled in both males and females.
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Oxford Down Sheep
The Oxford Down is the largest and heaviest of the Down breeds, with mature ewes averaging 89kg liveweight while mature rams can weigh over 150kg. The Oxford is a large-framed, hardy, early-maturing animal with strong bone and a bold appearance. The breed’s main role is as a terminal sire, producing fast-growing lambs from commercial ewes. Oxford cross lambs are found to be hardy and vigorous at birth due to good birth size and wool cover. They are capable of achieving unrivalled weight for age and typically produce 18-22kg carcases at 12-16 weeks. Alternatively, the Oxford cross lamb will also go to big weights without excess fat, achieving 22-25kg carcases at 9 months.
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Suffolk
Suffolk sheep are a breed of domestic sheep mainly raised for meat. These sheep are crossed with mountain ewe for high-quality meat and wool. Lamb will be produced when a half-bred ewe is crossed with a Suffolk ram, Charollais, Texel or Beltex. They are considered suitable for meat production since they have unusually good conformation.
Blueface Leicester
Bluefaced Leicester is a long-wooled sheep breed originated from Northumberland. They are known for their curly and fine threadlike wool. Its fleece is soft and shiny. They weigh between 1 and 3 kgs and it is in great demand among the hand spinners and fibre artists. They are famous for their docile, inquisitive and friendly nature.
Border Leicester
Border Leicester is a sheep breed originated in England and primarily raised for meat. They are polled, long-wooled, large in size, robust and docile. White long wool extracted from them are utilised for manufacture of heavy weight garments.
North Country Cheviot
North Country Cheviot sheep are a type of breed, primarily raised for meat and to produce high-quality lambs. They have an astonishing look with erect ears and Roman nose with black nostrils. Their body is completely filled with wool. The wool is clear, white and free from Kemp. The wool normally grades from 50 to 56 count. The matured rams' weight is 225 lb and matured ewes' weight is 175 lb.
If you are looking for a sheep breeder in Scotland or across the UK,
call Stock Right Systems on 07876 045 133
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