Clun Forest Sheep For Sale


Contact Us: 808-747-4745      sunbonnetfarm@gmail.com
 
 

               Updated: March 21st 2024


     We currently have a young ram and several pet/grazer/wool sheep, available.
Lambs coming soon!!

     All breeding stock sheep come with 3 generation pedigrees.

    Our sheep are dewormed as needed and are vaccinated for CD/T.  All lambs have been docked.



   Note: 'WFM' at the beginning of a sheep's name means they are a registered Clun Forest from Three Willows Ranch in OR.  The prefix 'SBF' means the sheep is a registered Clun born on our farm.

 

 2024 Lambs

    Our lambs are out of our top ewes; selected for mothering & lambing ease, fleece quality and hardiness.
Their sires' are imported registered purebred Clun Forest.

    Our first lambs of the year were born. We will have more lambs born in the Spring.
 More info coming soon. 

Little lamb


Young Rams   


    WFM Stellar x SBF Honeyberry Ram

   Price: $225 
   Born: May 24th 2022
     

      Stylish and very friendly young ram. He looks very much like his father, Stellar.   He's easy to handle, eats treats from my hand and likes being petted some. 

   Honeyberry's son is a purebred Clun. He can't be registered because he is a single, but he's a very nice young ram so we kept him intact.

   Stellar is a large handsome ram and his lambs tend to have very fine fleeces. His daughters are excellent mothers with good conformation.

   Honeyberry is a beautiful long bodied ewe. She's an excellent mother.
Honeyberry's father is WFM Aries, our largest ram.

 

    Photoed at 1.5 years old.

Honeyberry's Ram


Grazer Sheep/Retired Ewes


   

Healthy non-breeding stock sheep for grazers, pets and/or wool.

    We have 2 ewes currently available. They are 2 and 5 years old.

Email for more information.



  Allamanda & Althea, mother daughter pair. Both ewes are very healthy and have no special needs.

They are nice ewes, but their family didn't do well raising lambs so we are culling them from our breeding program.

  Allamanda has a lovely fine, long stapled fleece and is quite friendly. Althea is a little shyer.

Sheep are happiest in flocks of 3 or more, so we will no sell Allamanda and Althea to a home who doesn't already have sheep. Or you can get a wether lamb or 2 to be their friends.