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FINE WOOL BREEDS
Backbone of U.S. sheep industry, dual-purpose Rambouillet function
Large, rugged, long-lived; strong flocking instinct Rambouillet traits
80% meat, 20% wool; Merino-type wool Afrino purpose
19–22 micron wool, South African origin Afrino wool & origin
Most practical Merino, smooth body, no wrinkles Delaine Merino traits
Type C Merino, adapted for western U.S. range Delaine Merino suitability
Adapted to SW U.S. range, medium size, fine fleece Debouillet adaptation
MEDIUM WOOL BREEDS
Dual-purpose; developed by selection, not crossbreeding Cheviot breeding
Meat-focused, semi-lopped ears, Italian origin Apennine traits
Double-muscled hindquarters; high carcass yield Beltex meat traits
Year-round lambing, prolific, heavy milkers Dorset reproductive traits
Meat breed; hardy, gregarious, Spain origin Aragonesa traits
Large breed, black face/legs; superior carcass merit Hampshire traits
Dual-purpose; agile, clean head/legs Montadale characteristics
One of largest breeds, heaviest Down fleece Oxford wool trait
"Tip-to-toe wool"; medium-large with dark face Shropshire traits
Old breed; thrives where others struggle Southdown resilience
Fastest-growing lambs, black head/legs Suffolk growth & appearance
Rare breed, reddish-tan face/legs/ears Tunis unique features
LONG WOOL BREEDS
Torddu = black belly; Torwen = reverse color Badger Face Welsh pattern
Broad striped face; rams horned, ewes polled Badger Face Welsh traits
Desert-adapted, 300-day breeding season Barki adaptation
Coarse wool, small fat tail, Egypt Barki traits
Big sheep, curly lustrous fleece, rare Leicester wool
Dual-purpose, long wool, blue face Blue-Faced Leicester category
World's largest fleece; long, lustrous wool Lincoln fleece trait
Hardy, footrot resistant, heavy fleece in harsh weather Romney toughness
Sought by hand spinners for long, lustrous fleece Romney wool use
CROSSBRED WOOL BREEDS
Heavy fleece, fast-growing lambs Columbia traits
Oldest crossbred breed; Merino × Lincoln Corriedale background
Dense, medium-fine fleece; good carcass and pelt Corriedale qualities
Rambouillet × Lincoln cross, U.S. origin Panama breed origin
Medium wool, hardy, polled, Columbia-like Panama characteristics
¾ fine wool, ¼ long wool; heavy fleece Targhee wool
Developed in U.S. from Rambouillet, Columbia, Corriedale Targhee origin
CARPET WOOL & FUR SHEEP
Excellent mothers, hardy; Scotland origin Black-faced Highland traits
Oldest domesticated sheep; fat-tailed Karakul body type
Lamb skins used for Persian lamb fur Karakul fur use
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