Tejas Barbado Ranch

Painted Desert Lambs for Sale

We are very proud to introduce two new ewe lambs to our farm, Cascabell's Seneca and Cascabell's Bonilla, from Needville, Texas.
 
We also are very proud to introduce 3 ewe lambs to our farm from Cheyenne Farm in Bufflao, Texas
 
Thanks to both Anita Garza and Brenda Savage for our newest additions to Tejas Ranch. Pics coming soon!!!

Some of our pedigrees...

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All the spotted sheep here at our farm are registered with the Painted Desert Sheep Society.
 
The Painted Desert Sheep is a  hair sheep that received  its influence from  Merino, Rambouilett & Mouflon sheep. These sheep shed their  winter wool naturally each spring and are spotted and ewes are polled. The rams are not polled. For more information on the Painted Desert Sheep Society, click the Painted Desert Sheep Society picture above.
 

All lambs below are for sale. Sires and Dams , on bottom of page, not for sale.

Painted Desert Sheep-How Different Hair Sheep Breeds Began

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Painted Desert Color & Pattern Chart

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The Black & white Painted Desert lamb here is sold!

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All the white Painted Desert lambs below are sold!

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The Sires and Dams pictures below are not for sale and for information on lambs parents only.

Unregistered Corsican Ram Big Boy

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Look at the NEW story about our farm in Country World,  the Rural Newspaper of Texas!

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Our farm was reciently featured in the Discover section of the Tyler Morning Telegraph. Click link below to view story.

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All sales Cash or PayPal
 
NO checks accepted.
 
*Also, All animals have dormate COCCIDIA  present in their system. Stress from moving to their new home may cause it to flair up and cause stress diarrhea to occur, causing damage to the animal. All animals should be treated for coccidia soon after arriving at their new home or inspected by a Vet to determine if they need treated for the stress caused by traveling to their new homes. Tejas Ranch is not responsible for animals who develop any illneses at their new homes. All animals are healthy when they are picked up here.
 
Thank You

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We now have a NEW MySpace Site!

 
Email us:
TejasBarbadoRanch at Yahoo dot Com
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TejasRanch at Excite dot Com

 
In an effort to stop SPAM, email above has been altered. Just replace (at) and (dot) with their respective symbols.

Due to Spam, It has come to our attention that some of our customers are experiencing emails being 'bounced" back to sender as undeliverable. We are not sure what the problem is, but Yahoo nor Excite seem to be in a hurry to get it fixed. If you need to get in touch with us and you are experiencing the bounced message problem, please just give us a call.
 
Sorry for the inconveince!!

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Condra' s Collision NEW MySpace!

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**Important Information: It is essential that you find a reliable veterinarian that is knowledgeable about Goat & Sheep care. It is also very helpful to have a mentor or "goat friend" that you can call with questions.

First know that Goats & Sheep are herd animals, you will need to keep at least 2  for them to be happy and well adjusted.  
 
   **We do not recommend that you purchase goats from any auction. MANY of the animals at auctions are sick, and some are sick enough that they will not live to see another week. The stress of being placed in the auction, overcrowding, rough handling and contagious illnesses all lead to this. Our advice STAY AWAY from livestock auctions all together
 
Instead look for a knowledgeable goat breeder who will be there to give you support after you take your goats home, as we do.
It doesn't matter how many goats a breeder keeps,  a larger goat breeder does not necessarily mean a better one. Ask local livestock veterinarians or even farm stores for a reference to good goat breeders.

Please Read!! The material and information on this website, including any merchandise, information or service provided through this website, is provided "as is" with all faults and without warranty of any kind from Tejas Barbado Ranch, nor it's agents, expressed or implied. In no event shall Tejas Barbado Ranch, or it's agents,  be liable for any direct damages, special, incidental or consequential damages, lost profits, or any indirect damages arising from the use or inability to use this website, even if Tejas Barbado Ranch, or it's agents, has been informed of the possibility thereof.concerning the health or conditions of animals who leave my farm. Acceptance of animal by the purchaser is acceptance of the animals health & condition at the time of sale. The animals are healthy when they leave and a strict vacination and worming schedule has been followed. Tejas Barbado Ranch is not ,and will not be, responsible for any animal after it leaves this farm. All sales final.

All pictures on this website are the property of Tejas Ranch and should not be republished, printed or used without owners permission!!

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