Navajo Churro Sheep
Oxbow Farm currently has a Churro herd of about 10 and by the end of 2022 we hope to nearly double this size. These sheep are listed as endangered. The sheep have a estimated number of about 4,000 nationwide. These sheep are prized not only for the fiber but for their meat as well. They are a medium size sheep and one that is of great importance to the Native Americans. Their culture has been linked to these sheep for generations. The sheep are well suited for the high desert climate we have here in the southwest.We are working hard to help bring these sheep back and to do our park to ensure that these traditions are not lost to future generations of Native Americans and traditional weavers.
We shear our Churro's typically twice a year. We typically have fiber available for weavers and fiber artists. To find out more please contact us
Dorper x Sheep
Oxbow Farm maintains a herd of Dorper Katahdin cross sheep. A couple times a year we open up our lamb sales. Lambs are sold several ways. Lamb is sold by the half, full carcass or by the pound. All of our lamb is rotationally grazed right here on your 35 acre high altitude ranch in Glade Park, CO. Our lamb is antibiotic and hormone free. Pour sheep average between 50-60lbs of meat.
Our live lamb sales typically become in late February. These lambs come from registered stock and some have won Grand Champion in the region. We start our live lamb waiting list in January of each year just in time for 4H and fair sales. For more info on these sheep for meat sales and live lamb contact us through this website, Facebook or keep an eye out via our farm newsletter ( for subscribers )
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