Sorry but we do not have 2020 Jacob lambs avauilable for sale!

Our breeding stock quality lambs can be registered with Jacob Sheep Breeders Association.
Additional pictures of adults and past lambs can also be seen on our Canoe Lake Farm facebook page.

"Reserved" means a deposit has been received, "On Hold" means a buyer has expressed an interest in purchasing the lamb, "Under consideration" means the lamb is available
although another buyer is considering purchase dependent on lamb (and horn!) development, and "Sold" means the full purchase price has been received .

Contact us to discuss purchasing of available lambs or if you have questions.

Canoe Lake Olive Painted Rock Quiver X Byeburn Daphne	Never Winter Ellie Painted Rock Quiver X Painted Rock Nellie	Never Winter Vivian Canoe Lake Valentino X Wiggle Hill Carmen
Painted Rock Quorra Never Winter Brahm X Painted Rock Lydia
	Past Rams
Painted Rock Quiver Never Winter Brahm X Painted Rock Tegwen	Canoe L ake Valentino Painted Rock Moses X KreutzerFarms Cayden (Reg. C104-13)	Never Winter Octavian Painted Rock Iram X Painted Rock Jinx (Reg. B080-14)

The American Jacobs are an heirloom breed that has not undergone excessive out crossing to satisfy the commercial marketplace. Jacob sheep are small, black and white spotted, polycerate (multi-horned) sheep, having as many as six but commonly four horns. Both rams and ewes are easily kept and have a natural resistance to parasites and foot problems. Jacobs are usually raised for their wool, which is prized by handspinners, and for their healthy, lean meat.  As of 2009, the American Livestock Breed Conservancy has listed the American population of the Jacob as a “threatened breed" and a conservation priority.  The breed is estimated to have fewer than 1,000 annual registrations in the United States and a global population of less than 5,000.

For information on Jacob sheep, visit the JSBA website at Jacob Sheep Breeder's Association's Website: