Katahdin Sheep

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Fun Facts:

• Katahdin sheep are a hair sheep breed, meaning they naturally shed their coat and don’t require shearing.
• They were developed in Maine and named after Mount Katahdin, the state’s highest peak.
• Known for their hardiness, Katahdin sheep thrive in various climates and are resistant to parasites.
• They are primarily raised for their high-quality, mild-tasting meat.
• Katahdin sheep are low-maintenance and have a calm temperament, making them popular with farmers.

At Charmingfare Farm:
Meet our hardy and versatile Katahdin sheep! These unique sheep are a fascinating addition to the farm, showcasing their natural shedding ability and adaptability to different environments. Visitors often admire their gentle nature and learn how this breed has become a favorite for sustainable and efficient farming.