Post Time: 2026-03-11
Country: United States, Australia, United Kingdom. City: Berkeley, Evansville, Joliet, Las Cruces, SyracuseAs many of you know, I am a fan of the Dorper sheep. There are many reasons to love Dorper sheep, and I share many in this video. However, people don't often talk about the downsides of Dorper sheep. And in this video, I wanted to set the record straight for anyone who is looking into this breed to know that it might not be the best sheep for your circumstances. I really wish I would have known this stuff before I brought my stock with me from Utah. Hope this helps! Happy homesteading! -------------------------------------------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS Dorper Sheep: 0:00 Hard Truth #1: 2:15 My Story: 4:11 High Cost: 5:53 Papers vs Commercial: 6:58 Breed Consistency: 7:33 Dorper on a Small Scale: 8:47 Where Dorpers Thrive: 9:01 Best Breed of Sheep???: 9:39 -------------------------------------------------------------------- — Storey's Guide to Raising Sheep ► — The Backyard Sheep: An Introductory Guide to Keeping Productive Pet Sheep ► — Premier1 42" Sheep/Goat Fence just click the next web page (double spike) ► — Premier1 35" Sheep/Goat Fence (single spike) ► — Premier1 Electric Netting Starter Kit ► — Sheep Minerals Premix (best for pregnant or overwintered sheep) ► -------------------------------------------------------------------- We practice REGENERATIVE agriculture on a small scale. better soil | better plants | better animals -------------------------------------------------------------------- • INSTAGRAM ► • SUBSCRIBE ► -------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT THE HIGH MOUNTAIN HOMESTEAD Hi! I’m PJ, and my family loves the homesteading life! It’s something my wife and I have always wanted to do, but we grew up with ZERO HOMESTEADING EXPERIENCE!!!!! We grew up in beautiful southern California, 15 minutes away from the beach. As amazing as that was, we both dreamed of a life closer to visit the up coming site land and animals. After getting married and moving to Utah, our family slowly grew. We had become a family of four living in a townhome with a small backyard filled with potted plants. In 2019 we dipped our feet into homesteading on 1 ¼ acre lot in Utah. In 18 months we were ready to do this have a peek at these guys for real. So in 2021 we packed everything up (including our sheep) and moved to North Carolina to 12 acres and we love every inch of our homestead! We raise Dorper sheep and have big plans for: • grass-fed lamb • fullblood Dorper breeding stock • meat chickens • laying chickens and ducks • heritage breed pork • honey • row crops • perennial food forest • and more I hope you join us on our journey, subscribe and ring the bell if you haven’t yet. • SUBSCRIBE ► -------------------------------------------------------------------- MUSIC DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. But don't worry, it doesn't cost you anything extra! #sheep #dorpersheep #dorpersheep
