Welcome to Sheep in the Meadow
Baby Doll Southdown Sheep
Located in the bluegrass country of Kentucky and owned by
Kirby Overman
119 Long Branch Drive
Lancaster, Kentucky
859-792-8237 or 571-264-5256
email: j.kirbyoverman@gmail.com
Kirby Overman
119 Long Branch Drive
Lancaster, Kentucky
859-792-8237 or 571-264-5256
email: j.kirbyoverman@gmail.com
Spring 2010 lambs are being born now!
First arrivals came on March 9, 2010 3 females and 2 males - with more to be born See pictures below
Call us to select/order your babydoll lamb now!
First arrivals came on March 9, 2010 3 females and 2 males - with more to be born See pictures below
Call us to select/order your babydoll lamb now!
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CHAMPIONS
at the
Southern Slam Sheep Show
Chrisney, Indiana
2009
Enjoy viewing our site- learn more about our flock of these amazing sheep.
Babydoll Southdown sheep are known for easy handling and docile dispositions. They are nurturing mothers. Their small size and easy keeping metabolism requires less acreage per animal compared to other breeds. Thus they are referred to as being "Easy Keepers."Babydoll Southdown's are primarily used as grass mowers, pets, 4H, and show projects in both conformation and wool. The Babydoll Southdown is also known for its excellent carcass quality and flavorful meat and is often crossed on light breeds to produce lambs with better carcass characteristics for market.
We encourage you to view our web pages , learn more about our farm and our love for Babydolls. If you would like to come visit and see our flock just give us a call.
Babydoll Southdown sheep are known for easy handling and docile dispositions. They are nurturing mothers. Their small size and easy keeping metabolism requires less acreage per animal compared to other breeds. Thus they are referred to as being "Easy Keepers."Babydoll Southdown's are primarily used as grass mowers, pets, 4H, and show projects in both conformation and wool. The Babydoll Southdown is also known for its excellent carcass quality and flavorful meat and is often crossed on light breeds to produce lambs with better carcass characteristics for market.
We encourage you to view our web pages , learn more about our farm and our love for Babydolls. If you would like to come visit and see our flock just give us a call.
"Rosie"
Grand Champion Babydoll EWE
and Champion Ewe Lamb
Grand Champion Babydoll EWE
and Champion Ewe Lamb
"Nicholas"
Champion Babydoll
RAM lamb
Champion Babydoll
RAM lamb
Click on any of the pictures in the lightbox below for more detailed description of our flock at
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" Ike and Mamie
were born March 9, 2010.
were born March 9, 2010.
Wiley and Amelia born March 10, 2010.
"Wiley" 3 hours old
Above is Darcy - will be having twins any day!
"Betsy" was born on March 10, 2010
Website updated on March 11, 2010