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Lambing Has Begun!-Lambs will be ready to go to their new homes the third week of June-please
plan pick up accordingly.
WE HAVE ONE 2009 LAMB BREEDING PAIR AVAILABLE
To reserve print one reservation form per lamb and mail to us. Also email us to confirm availability.
(please add 2% to help cover the credit card cost) We have two spring 2009 Finn/Babydoll ram lambs
available! $200 -75% babydoll 25% finn sheep. So darling! White-a spinners dream! call: 517-745-4706 (please leave
message) or email: jessica.dibert@gmail.com
Please Note: I have been ill for the past few months, I sincerely appreciate everyones patience in trying
to communicate with me. My internet time was almost non-exsistent. I am feeling much better and back to enjoying my sheep
and taking care of business...
Great Pyrenees Puppies Available- We MAY (mother nature permitting) have a litter of purebred
pyr puppies should be arriving end of June, ready to go end of August 2009. Visit link above to reserve. They go very very
fast.
One adult breeding ram available- 2 years old. Proven producer. Last year and this year all ewes
were covered, we even had one set of triplets last year (our first ever) We have one two year old adult breeding ram available.
$300. NOTE: in the ten years we have been raising our dolls, we NEVER have had a butting
or mean ram. This year we put our male fainting goat in with the sheep. In turn, this ram is a butting ram and can be mean. (?)
He was not a bottle baby, our only idea was the goat? They did butt each other. He is a remarkable, beautiful specimin of
the babydoll breed and would produce very wooly stocky lambs. We advise using him only at a farm that has no children, or
use a face mask? We normally would not even consider selling a ram that is not kid safe, however he is such a beautiful
ram and would be a real asset to any breeding program even if using him for one year only. We will not keep him long-we would
like to sell him by July 1st 2009. Email for further information, or fill out reservation form and mail to us noting a pick
up date on form. Pictures are located on this site named: Another White Knight.
Baby & Adult Pygmy Goats(small)-$100 Note On Reservation Form-SOLD
 
  
We live on a small hobby farm in southern Michigan with our two children, sheep, mulefoot pigs and
pyrenees dogs and various other farm animals. Our farm is not extremely elaborate but we find it fits our needs perfectly,
and are very proud. We currently have approx. 25 ewes and two rams, 2 white 2 black.
We
have raised the Olde English Babydoll Sheep breed for many years. We strive to maintain the "true type" southdown preserving
the smaller size and muscle mass.
Visit one
of our links above for further information including but not limited to: cost, reservations, history, health care, photo pages,
wool and more!
We have five finn/babydoll lambs for sale!
Mark
& Jessica Dibert
18995
V Drive
Tekonsha
Michigan 49092
517-767-4729
Our Windwood Acres email is not working properly all the time , please use our gmail address until we can get this problem
resolved...THANKS!
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| Our white ram - blocky & stocky - a hard winter |
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| First year using him 2008- beautiful babies! |
Registry:
Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep Association
16911 Little Rock Road
Rochester WA 98579
I was given a "Marketing
Award Of The Year" By Mr Mock
THANK YOU!
We have been
published in the wool & fiber issue of Small Farm Today magazine, as well as Countryside
Small Stock Journal & Rare Breeds Journal!
Our fleece won Reserve Grand Champion at the Michigan Fiber
Festival in August 2002, Reserve Grand Champion, 1st, 2nd, 3rd at the 2003 Michigan Fiber Festival! Consistent quality
a southdown trait!
We have purchased Sunshine Farms, located in Middlebury Indiana, (from
one of the three original founders of the Olde English Babydoll Sheep Association) entire herd of ewes. We believe these
to be some of the finest specimens in the country today.
"John
Ellman once said, that it was more
difficult to maintain a good breed than
to raise it to first class and he bequeathed
to
today's breeders the challenge of
continuing what he began."
We are proud parents of
an American soldier! We pray he stays safe
 This economical barn was constructed from the carports you
see along many roadways, due to its 5foot side height my husband and I built this with no outside help as the company erected
the frame and top. We opted to add the siding vertical and installed sliding pole barn doors on each end. It has a 6ft
aisleway, allowing our lawn tractor ample room for easy cleaning of the pens, it has a row of 4X6 lambing pens on each
side. We chose the 18X40 foot size.
Just an idea for you beginning shepherds out there...
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