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Fulks
Family Farm
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NASSA Flock # 1844
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P.O. Box 92 | |
| Indiana Voluntary Scrapie Program | Whitestown, Indiana 46075 | |
| Members of - |
317-796-1863 - Andy |
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| North American Shetland Sheep Association | 317-626-1861 - Denise | |
| Indiana Shetland Sheep Breeders Association | ||
| Cotswold Breeders Association | ||
| North American Wensleydale Sheep Association | ||
| American Teeswater Sheep Association |
We are a small farm
south of Lebanon, Indiana. Currently there are 98 Sheep living here,
and we had a bumper crop of lambs in the spring of 2013.
Our main flock is Shetland Sheep, and we are developing lines of Wensleydale
and Teeswater based on our Cotswold Foundation Flock
Our main focus has been on superior fleece and high quality animals.
Of course, animal health and well being come first, and we probably
baby our sheep more than we should.
The interesting attributes of Shetlands are their vast variety of colors,
patterns, fleece types, and personalities.
Cotswolds,
Wensleydale and Teeswaters are known for their long lusterous locks.
We are still building our flock, and sometimes have a few young sheep
for sale in season.
All of our breeding and show sheep are registered with the proper Associations
2010
Was our first year for taking our Shetlands into the show ring. It is
a learning experience for sure. We show our sheep at the Indiana State
Fair, Michigan Fiber Festival,
Wisconsin
Sheep and Wool Festival
, and NAILE.
We show our sheep along with our granddaughters
Elexis, Olivia, Mackenzie and Madison. Elexis is a junior member of
NASSA and has her own flock
"Small Blessings".
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Elexis with Limousine at the 2010 NAILE Open Show (right) |
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