Debouillet sheep were developed in New Mexico in 1920 from
Delaine Merino and Rambouillet sheep. They are well adapted to the range
conditions of the southwestern United States. They are a medium-sized sheep
with white hair on their face and legs.
They are hardy and gregarious and adaptable to unassisted
pasture lambing. They produce a fine wool fleece with a deep, close crimp.
About Debouillet Sheep
