Katahdin Sheep

Pasture-Raised Katahdin Sheep in Northern Michigan

Katahdins are a hair sheep breed known for naturally shedding their coats without shearing, making them a practical choice for pasture-based farms and homesteads. Originally developed as a meat breed, they are valued for their grazing ability, hardiness, and efficient growth. At Horton Bay Heritage Farm, our sheep are raised outdoors on pasture with rotational grazing and a focus on strong maternal instincts, sound structure, and animals that thrive in Northern Michigan’s changing seasons.

Current Katahdin Availability

Lamb availability changes seasonally, and some animals may be reserved before weaning. Visit our current availability list for lambs, breeding stock, reservation notes, and pricing updates.

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Katahdin Sheep Availability & Buyer Information

Breeding Stock & Starter Flocks

We occasionally have Katahdin ewe lambs, ram lambs, and small starter flock opportunities available. Our goal is to match animals thoughtfully, especially for families, homesteads, and small farms looking for practical sheep that fit their land and experience level.

Current Availability

Pasture-Raised Lamb

Katahdins are a meat sheep breed, and some lambs may be offered for pasture-raised lamb depending on the season. Availability is limited and changes from year to year as we grow our flock carefully.

Questions, Visits & Reservations

If you are interested in available lambs, breeding stock, or seeing how sheep might fit into your own farm or homestead, please contact us We are happy to answer questions, discuss reservations, and arrange visits when the farm schedule allows.

GePricing Information

GENERAL KATAHDIN SHEEP PRICING

Pricing varies depending on registration status, conformation, temperament, and whether an animal is sold as breeding stock, companion stock, or pasture-raised lamb.

Typical pricing ranges may include:

Companion / pasture-raised lambs: starting around $200–$350
Breeding-quality ewe lambs: typically $400+
Ram lamb breeding prospects and herd sire candidates: priced individually

Final placement and pricing decisions are often made closer to weaning as lambs continue to develop.