Oxford Sheep
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About Oxford SheepAbout Oxford Sheep



Oxford, also known as Oxford Down, Sheep are the largest and heaviest of the Down breeds. With a capacity for fast growing and early maturity, it is an ideal crossing ram, producing light carcasses in early lambing flocks earlier than its contemporaries and catching the market whilst prices are good. When kept for heavy lamb production, the heavier carcasses are produced without unwanted fat, being most suitable for today's market.  

Content and Photo Source: National Sheep Association.

Oxford Sheep Associations

International Dairy Goat Registry - International Fiber Breed Registry - www.idgr-ifbr.com