[Border Leicester Sheep]

Border Leicester Sheep


The Border Leicester breed was founded in 1767 in England. They are said to have been introduced to the United States by George Washington. The Border Leicester is regal and alert with it's distinctive Roman nose and long ears. Both ewes and rams are generally calm, easy to handle, and a pleasure to work with. They are hardy and well muscled. Ewes are good mothers and heavy milkers.

Our sheep are multipurpose, providing:

Wool:
Long and lustrous Border Leicester wool comes in both white and natural colors. This makes a beautiful yarn and can also be used for felt projects
Meat:
Grass-fed, no hormones or antibiotics, our lambs are lean and delicious.
Herding stock for lessons:
Heavy beginner woollies and light Tunis/St. Croix advanced hair-type sheep.

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Whiskey Creek Sheep Farm
(636) 583-4551
530 W. Whiskey Creek Road
Washington, MO 63090-6065