Here is a list of the registered California Red Ewes & Rams that we currently own

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EWES

Aleah Ewe'ters

CRS registry #2689
Big JimXTeresa Scanlamb

Alexandra De'Ewe'ssehan 

CRS registry #2690
​HerbieXHeidi Fleece

Betsy

CRS registry #2919
​BorgXBess

Carrot Top/235

CRS registry #2701
​CarrotXACR181

Diamond in the rough

CRS registry #2612
​BozieXR2064

Ellsinore shawnee

CRS registry# 2691
Little ChiefXR204 

Ewe're a Big Girl -

CRS registry #2692
​Little ChiefXTank Ewe Too

Frohna

CRS registry #2869
​BorgXR2064 #102 (Ms Missou)

Mary Margaret

CRS registry #2611
​HerbieXBess

Poker Face

CRS registry #2694
​HerbieXEwe Betcha

Precious Opal 

CRS registry #2703
​BorgXDiamond

Prudence

CRS registry #
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Rachel Red

CRS registry #2920
BorgXD'Ewe Cook?

Willamina

CRS registry# 2688
​WillieXSwoozie

Red Mercedes 

CRS registry #2704
​FergusXMolly

Sputnik/259 

CRS registry #2702
​Bronk's MarsXR1903

SWOOZIE 

CRS registry #2154
​BrutusXDinah

Tara

CRS registry #2459
​Apple CartXIris

Sheba

CRS registry #

RAMS

Borg Werner

2613

Borg came to us from our neighboring state - he will  diversify my bloodlines and be an asset to my breeding program, he is a nice big ram that will do nice things for us here at M-T Acres 

Big Jim

2530

We got Big Jim from Indiana where we also purchased Bette and Cookie in a buy out of Thistle Down Farms - he is a half brother to Little Chief; he is just as muscular as his half brother - he was given the nickname Tails, because his tail was not docked when he was a baby and still to this day has it

Guy Fiery

2870

Guy was born to Herbie and Cookie and unbeknownst to me, he would be the last of Herbie's sons He does have a small poll spot like his dad

Sundance Returns

2945

2020 product of Little Chief X Frohna
Sundance was Little Chiefs last son

Raising — Growing — Selling 
one lamb at a time.

CALIFORNIA RED SHEEP

California Red Sheep are one of the truly American breeds that were developed right here in the United States. The breed came about not through some accidental crossing of sheep but rather through the careful scientific selection of genetic characteristics essential to the creation of a great breed of sheep. This work was done by Dr Spurlock of the University of California at Davis, California in the 1970s. These valuable characteristics of crossing Tunis and Barbados sheep were carefully preserved in the California Red Sheep breed by responsible breeders and a responsible Breed Registry.   Originally Dr. Spurlock's goal was creating a larger framed wool-less breed of sheep. His attempts to obtain the wool-less feature failed but the remarkable hybrid sheep with distinctive color, gentle disposition and resistance to most of the usual problems that beset the sheep grower was born.
Lambs are born a solid rust or cinnamon red color hair. As they mature, the hair color is retained on the legs and head can range from gold to dark cinnamon. The wool, as it grows out on the young animal, turns to beige or oatmeal in sharp contrast to the richly colored wool-free head and limbs. This transformation appears around 12-18 mos old or earlier depending on shearing.

The California Red sheep is also know as a multi functional sheep from its silky textured wool that has found a specialty market with hand spinners and weavers.  The staple length is 3-6” and measures 50 to 60 on the Bradford count system and averages about 30-35 microns in diameter. To their meat that is unequaled in tenderness and taste. Along with a delicate flavor, their meat also contains significantly less fat than that of the more common sheep breeds. To milk production.

today there are breeders and owners from coast-to-coast, as well as, in Canada. And over 2000 Reds have been enrolled in the California Red Sheep Registry, all of which are descended from Dr. Spurlock’s original flock.

click to go to the registry page

Teresa Scanlamb our FIRST Nebraska born lamb-  Crossed the rainbow bridge 12/25/2019

registration #2130

Teresa is our FIRST Nebraska born California Red  she was named after Miss Nebraska / USA 2011 (Teresa Scanlan) and as you can tell she is just as beautiful as her name sake -Teresa's dam was Nika who came from our starter herd from New Mexico - she was one of our smallest ewes who prolapsed in 2012 while carrying twins and was culled - Teresa's Sire was Herbie 

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