Bullthistle Farm's

White Cotswold Sheep

We keep multiple rams through the winter. This is a picture of our boys, both Cotswold and Jacob, that we currently own. Only the best quality animals are held back for breeding purposes. We pride ourselves on the high quality behind a Bullthistle animal, and do not sell second quality stock.

Because of our tireless efforts to produce healthy, dependable stock, we are sold out of Cotswold sheep.  E-mail us with questions and for details.

The modern Cotswold was developed about 1800, and has been bred purely since then.  They are a large framed sheep, maturing between 225 and 300 pounds.  They are considered the "gentle giants."  
White Cotswolds have a buttery colored fleece growing about an inch a month.  Cotswolds are long lived and excellent mothers, usually not breeding until about 18 months of age.

 

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