Tips:
These sheep are not Barbados. The true Barbados are naturally polled (hornless) sheep. If
you castrate our ram lambs their horns will not grow. These sheep are a game 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.
Ewes 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.
These sheep are not Barbados. The true Barbados are naturally polled (hornless) sheep. If
you castrate our ram lambs their horns will not grow. These sheep are a game 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.
Ewes 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.
Sheep # 500 was registered
April 2005
April 2005
Traveling Thunderstorm
Pocahontas & Twins
Cheyenne Star Catcher
Painted Desert Sheep started with crossing these breeds below. Always
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 Blackbelly/Merino/Rambouwillet Blood Sometimes
Jacob or Churro
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 Blackbelly/Merino/Rambouwillet Blood Sometimes
Jacob or Churro
We have grown ewes and lambs for sale. Need to make
room for the replacement lambs we are keeping.
room for the replacement lambs we are keeping.
We also have rams for sale.
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.
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.
Cheyenne Farm was proud to
be the first member to register
a Painted Desert ewe and ram.
be the first member to register
a Painted Desert ewe and ram.
Cheyenne Farm
Painted Desert Sheep
Buffalo,Texas Leon County
Painted Desert Sheep
Buffalo,Texas Leon County
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They are Mouflon hybids
Our counter went hay wire and stopped working
at #7877 and started over on all our pages.
at #7877 and started over on all our pages.
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the course of sheep/dog sales are also property of Cheyenne Farm and are copyrighted 1999. Please do not use any of our
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