Thanks. Suffolks are great sheep. Not for everyone but nothing is. They are our favorite!

Yes, that is a nice cross

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Yes, they are beautiful sheep! I am glad you liked your hat. Merry Christmas!

Thank you!

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Thanks! They are really nice animals to work with.

That is right!🙂

Thank you!

There should be!

Thank you. Gladiator is just fine!🙂

Hi Holly. I am not a veterinarian but from our experience, patchy wool can be caused by several things. Stress of some sort is one - like extreme weather condition changes, weaning, lambing, moving, sickness, etc. Sometimes it's a sign of lice.

@@EwetopiaFarms thank you, I was just wondering what caused your sheep to lose their wool in case it happens here. I don't usually have this problem. I had a wether that had a strip of wool missing from the top of the hip down but we could never figure it out. No lice, possibly stress from weather as he is about 12 years old. He recovered on his own with the Lord's help.

@@hollyhill4034 I'm just assuming it was some kind of stress here too. No one was sick and they usually do get over it on their own.

At least twice a year. Depends on how much build-up there is. In other videos, you will see us cleaning it out

Are you in Canada?

Hi. We are located in Kingston Ontario Canada

Yes. Near Kingston Ontario

Thanks for going through and watching all my videos! Very appreciated. I mention you and Angel in tomorrow's video!

I'm on Canada so can't comment on New Zealand lambs. Suffolk sheep are found all around the world. I believe they are the number 1 terminal sire for meat lambs

The are a wool breed. Their wool is dense and coarser suited more for socks, carpets, etc.

It takes two to three days a year to shear our sheep. I used to have Dorpers and Katahdins.

What made you want to get rid off the Katahdins?@@EwetopiaFarms

I actually have a video on why we like Suffolk sheep and another on Dorper sheep if you check our videos 🙂

@@EwetopiaFarms ok thank you😊 i am from India

That's awesome!🙂 Indian food is my favorite ​@@jjjjj551

I don't think they have them!🙂

He is doing well

I don't know

Do u export to india

He is fine!🙂

I don't know how to export

Sheep

@@EwetopiaFarms suffolk

Suffolks don't really shed wool unless stressed

@@EwetopiaFarms In the video you can see the molting of wool from the neck, belly and generally you can see sheep that are shedding quite well, so what to call it? I read that the white variety suffolk sheds wool, you can see that this gene is there somewhere :)

@@EwetopiaFarms 2.57 in left ewe nice shedding.

@@herpetofaunadolinyneru8146 most only shed because they are under stress from lambing

@@EwetopiaFarms hmm, many breeds moult / shed in spring, even wool sheep may have such a characteristic in their genes, it does not have to be any stress, Romanov for example, after some time and rams moult if not trimmed.

They range in price

@@EwetopiaFarms what is cost of lambs ewes and rams

@@EwetopiaFarms how much per unit plz

@@ExploreDrass we do not export sheep and prices are determined by many variables

I'm guessing that sheep bred for meat are better than maternal breeds

@@EwetopiaFarms That is probably true. Those Finnsheep may taste terrible in that case. 😆😁 I enjoy your videos, thanks!

@@fomoyearsfofofiv8178 thanks for following!

No more than any other sheep. Depends on how well you care for them too

@@EwetopiaFarms my last sheep reached 14 years died in march in germany 2 years metacam for arthritis could stand no more

@jasperedwards2713 sorry for your loss but 14 years old is a good age for a sheep 🙂 Not many make it to that age

@@EwetopiaFarms for 2 years i gave him metacam its for horses but ok for sheeps its a painkiller and mobility is also for vhorses but ok for sheeps its a bit like cod liver oil it lubricates joints i spent 1000s on my sheeps they were rescued from being slaugtered i saved them i buy them 2012