On September 26, while talking to God,I told Him I knew I needed to just let go. I asked Him if He could just do me a
favor and let them go just one at a time. I prayed that He take over. Shortly after that little talk, Terry read me a text he got on his phone. It said,
"Hello, I am Sam Portter and and I'm driving through Missouri to pick up a couple of Babydoll ewes and now headed to Kansas City.
I was told that you were considering selling your flock of Babydoll sheep or some of them. I'd like to stop by to see them if possible. I live in Oklahoma City. My wife and I are just now leaving Benton, Missouri, and will be coming through your area in a couple hours. Please let me know if we could stop for a brief visit and see your sheep.
Thanks,
Sam Porter"
Well, that was quick, and God said, "offer Cheddar" So. I did when they got here.
Now, you all know how much I love Cheddar, but you gotta do what God tells you to do. We went back to the little pasture. Terry poured grain in their trough and they came on the run.
I pointed out Cheddar and told him I could sell her today.
He liked her, and even more when he saw how perfectly she leads.
so, they loaded my sweet girl into the pen in his pickup bed and she is headed to Oklahoma. We prayed together before they drove off, and now we have some new friends in Christ, and Cheddar will be loved I am sure.
And friends, sometimes that is just how quickly God works.
Cheddar and Ramsay made beautiful babies. She will be missed!

Iris is a beautiful ewe, and we sold her to
some young farmers in Missouri.
Looking forward to seeing pictures
of her lambs in the future.


OUR EWES WHO died in past years:



We know this happens with the older ewes, but these were my all time favorites. It hurt even more to loose my favorites all within a year.
These ewes went above and beyond the call of duty, giving us outstanding lambs, (usually twins) year after year after year.



Mary, Queen of Scots
Died in spring of 2024.

Her lambs usually had beautiful wool,
and have super nice conformation!
Mary's lambs were always pretty.
If you are interested in wool, her lamb, LT Louis
might just be what you are looking for.
If you would like to buy or lease him.
LTLivestockSheep@aol.com



Irene died in 2024 too.
Irene had nice showy lambs every year.
We kept her 2021 ewe lamb, Koreen as a
replacement ewe for our own flock.

Her lambs were always beautiful.



Saute died in her sleep in August, 2020.
She was a super good ewe that produced
numerous ewes and rams. She belonged to
Asher who loved her and showed her at fairs
up into her senior years.

It is with heavy hearts, we have to tell folks
that Doreen has passed.
She was my absolute favorite ever ewe.
She was co-owned with our grandson Abram,
who asked me to get him a t-shirt with a
picture of her for his birthday.
We have mugs available for purchase
with her picture for $20.
Email and ask for a Doreen mug!



Anne saddly died in early June.
We sold all of her lambs.
Her death took us by surprise.
We planned to keep a ewe lamb
out of her that last year
She belonged to our grandson Isaiah.


CARLYN suddenly died in May.
She was also among my favorites.
She belonged to our grandson Noah.
She produced numerous sets of twin lambs
that Noah sold over the years.
She did a great job for us.
He kept her lamb Caramel who
Ended up being our logo sheep.


We didn't register all of these ewe's lambs, but here are the lists of those lambs we did register.




We register our sheep exclusively with the
North American Babydoll Southdown
Sheep Association and Registry
(NABSSAR)




Our Babydoll Southdown Rams:


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