Tips:
These sheep are not  Barbados. The true Barbados are naturally polled (hornless)
Solid colored sheep with
no white coloring. If you castrate our ram lambs their horns will not grow. These sheep are a
domestic type
sheep. They maybe wild and jumpy at times. If they have no human contact they are as wild as a deer. They
will get nervous when strangers come around but are usually calmer with the person that feeds them all the
time. Ewe lambs can be great pets if bottle fed.  With patience these sheep can be tamed and taught to lead.
Also be shown in 4H and
County Fairs. They are being shown in Florida, Indiana. And other northern states.
Rams if bottle fed or tamed can be aggressive when they mature.

The rams are seen on hunting ranches for thier beautiful trophy horns. But there are many breeders out
there and the numbers are growing everyday.                
Find Breeders Here
Painted Desert Ram PDSS # 500
        Registered April 2005
Cheyenne Star Catcher
Painted Desert Sheep started with crossing these domestic breeds below. Breeding back to the
Mouflon until the wool is gone and the sheep shed in the spring and summer. Growing their woolie
under coats only in the winter.  
Mouflon/Texas Dall/Texas Blackbelly/Merino/Rambouillet blood. Sometimes Jacob or Churro
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Austin with his award winning seven month old  
Registered Painted Desert lamb Whoopi.
Fort Pierce, Florida
They took 1st place, Best of Breed, Jr Best in
Class, Best in Show and Best in the Barn at the
St. Lucie County Fair in Florida.
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Cheyenne Farm
The first member owned pair of
Painted Deserts to be registered.
Cheyenne Farm
Painted Desert Sheep
Buffalo,Texas   Leon County
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They are actually Mouflon composites or as some call them Corsicans
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The meat is lean and tasty.
No mutton taste.
Smells like beef cooking.
Outlaw    Star Catcher's Son
Cheyenne Chino F-15
Cheyenne Cokaw Shadow F-14
New Non-Profit Association and Registry formed by a group
of people with an interest to promote the Horned Hair Sheep
breeds. We will be registering sheep soon. Come check us
out.
http://www.unitedhornedhairsheepassociation.org        
Fast registration returns, Complete Computer detailed data
base and registration system, future on line registrations,
detailed information on breeds. Being Non profit this registry
will maintain itself and all profits not used to support and
maintain the registry will be used to promote all breeds within
the association by advertising and educating others about
those breeds. UHHSA is an Association and Registry ran by
the members for the members for the breeds they support.
Come join us.
Need a few gifts?
Check out the UHHSA store.
     Painted Desert Ram PD# 1
       Registered Dec.1,2009
United Horned Hair Sheep Association,Inc.
Cheyenne Farm is a small 10 acre farm in Central Texas. We raise
Painted Desert sheep and we have a litter of Anatolian Shepherds once in
a while. We sell all of the pups before we have another litter.

Our sheep are bred in October and lamb in March.
If you have your PD,TD,BH,Corsican,Mouflon
or multi-horned  sheep already registered no
problem UHHSA excepts the pedigrees as long
as they meet breed standards.