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How hardy are your North Country Cheviots?
Our sheep are raised to be tough. Livestock on our farm must be resilient, as we are too occupied during haying and harvest to provide extra care.
What sets your cheviots apart from other flocks?
We select the highest level of replacement ewe lambs from generations of our own ewe families. We only use rams with established genetic profiles.
Cross-breeding ability
When crossbred with a terminal meat breed, the lambs produced will grow very quickly and yield a high-quality carcass and a substantial meat yield.
How long do they live?
North Country Cheviots, usually live 10 to 12 years, but this varies based on health, living conditions, and management.
How do you pick your flock sires?
When selecting sires for our flock, we prioritize three key criterial, lineage, conformation, and health. We also ensure the flock our sires are coming from are free from disease.
Do you ship your animals?
Yes. Infact with deal with a couple of different reputable companies. All shipping costs are at the buyers expense. Transport insurance is also available.
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