Torddu, the Welsh name
meaning 'black belly' have distinct black stripes above the eyes and a black
stripe running from under the chin to the belly and continuing underneath to
the end of the tail. The legs are black with a tan stripe. The fleece can be
white, grey or light brown, but preference is given to the lighter shades. The
wool should be firm and medium length (7-10 cm). The Torwen, the Welsh name
meaning 'white belly' show the reverse coloring, but with a smaller eye stripe.
Their bodies should be compact and strong and of medium size. Both Torddu and
Torwen rams are horned and weigh up to 90kg. Ewes are polled and weigh up to
60kg.
Content and Photo Source: National Sheep
Association
About Badger Face Welsh Mountain Sheep
