Several years ago while driving down the highway, I saw a beautiful white, long horned animal that looked like a goat.   After some investigation, I was told these wonderful animals were actually hair sheep known as Texas Dalls.   One amazing feature to these sheep was they did not carry the smell like you would find with goats.  In talking with the owner, I was able to convince him to sell me a ram and two ewes.  The enjoyment I discovered from these three animals was so profound that it led me back to the original owner and I bought seven more ewes.  My herd now consists of about fifty and I have expanded my operation to Black Bellied Barbado, Black Hawaiian and Mouflon.  My Dall stock comes from three different bloodlines, which are Hernandez, Fowler and Shertz.  To say they are impressive sheep is an understatement.  When I purchased these animals, my goal was their horn size.

If you are searching for a hobby but not sure what to try, I would encourage you to investigate and consider any one of these four breeds because they are fun to raise and can be profitable as well.  My business began as a small hobby and has grown into a second income for me.  Should you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact me via the link above.

Reece Hubbard