We have been keeping Hebridean sheep since 2013, with our first lambing in 2015. We started with 5 ewe’s and now have 5 ewe’s, 5 shearling ewe’s, 6 ewe lambs, 6 shearling wethers, 1 ram lamb and 2 wether lambs. We selected the breed as they are easy to keep, low maintenance and grazing properties. The Hebridean is often used for conversation grazing as it will eat most unwanted foliage beside the grass. They’re tolerable of poor grazing and unlike most sheep breeds there is little need to feed concentrate feeds and will happily over-winter on hay.
A few of our Hebridean ewe’s
We are members of the Hebridean Society (HSS 06417) with our pedigree flock and do our best to continue to preserve and establish this native breed. With our small yet establish flock, following lambing in 2017 we hope to have more ewe and ram lambs for sale. You can see what stock we have available here.
Grazing
Our Flock
| Name | Breed | Date_Of_Birth | HSS ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manuka 261 | Hebridean | 21/04/13 | 0928/13 |
| Manuka 263 | Hebridean | 20/04/13 | 0926/13 |
| Manuka 265 | Hebridean | 20/03/13 | 0918/13 |
| Milifiach Foyers | Hebridean | 20/04/10 | 0112/10 |
| Milifiach Fofar | Hebridean | 20/04/10 | 0111/10 |
| Slatehouse Aclare | Hebridean | 18/03/15 | 0027/15 |
| Slatehouse Ardrah | Hebridean | 18/03/15 | 0028/15 |
| Slatehouse Ayle | Hebridean | 20/03/15 | 0029/15 |
| Slatehouse Ahena | Hebridean | 20/03/15 | 0030/15 |
| Slatehouse Acantha | Hebridean | 24/03/15 | 0031/15 |
| Slatehouse Ballyness | Hebridean | 19/03/16 | 0040/16 |
| Slatehouse Ballyclare | Hebridean | 19/03/16 | 0041/16 |
| Slatehouse Ballykiss | Hebridean | 22/03/16 | 0042/16 |
| Slatehouse Ballymena | Hebridean | 29/03/16 | 0043/16 |
| Slatehouse Ballykeel | Hebridean | 10/04/16 | 0044/16 |
| Slatehouse Ballyduff | Hebridean | 11/04/16 | 0045/16 |