Dorper Sheep: Learn More About The Breed

The Dorper Sheep gets its name from the crossing from which they resulted in South Africa: Dorset Horn with Blackheaded Persian sheep. The Dorper Sheep gets its weight from pasture in a most remarkable way. As a type of hairsheep, instead of wool, they tend to have a milder flavor that has been growing in popularity despite its relatively new spread in the United States. This breed has a great amount of singularities that make it a real unique specimen, especially when raised by professionals such as Tule Creek Dorpers. If you are interested and would like to hear more about our farm, contact us through the form below!