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RHODE ISLAND

The SVF Foundation in Newport, Rhode Island, in conjunction with Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine, has been working on the Smithsonian & SVF Biodiversity Preservation Project. In Summer 2019 they gathered together their first batch of Karakuls for the rare breed cryopreservation project; rams and ewes were purchased for collection of semen, eggs, and embryos.

In order to make room for the 2020 batch of Karakuls, SVF needs to sell their 2019 Karakul stock. Sarah Bowley, Program Manager compiled a list, and Deborah, Alliance Registrar added a little info to hopefully make the selection process easier.

Support this project and see which Karakuls will fit your breeding program!

Sarah Bowley has made it clear that she is willing to negotiate to ensure animals are placed correctly into conservation-based flocks. Take a look at the list!

SVF For Sale 2019 Karakuls v 2 (PDF)

Contact Sarah Bowley, SVF Program Manager for prices!

Email: sarah@svffoundation.org
SVF Foundation
152 Harrison Ave
Newport, RI 02840
www.svffoundation.org

Updated April 2, posted March 24, 2020

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IDAHO

For Sale: Breeding stock, raw and processed wool, yak down, antique shearing equipment

Best for felting! Large quantity of Karakul carded batts, some roving,
in black, grey, and white, some red-brown.

$30 per pound, discounts offered on large purchases.

Raw Karakul @ $30 per fleece

Yak down $50 per pound

: Karakuls courting

: Karakul short-eared ram lamb

: Antique shearing handpieces

Rare Stewart ‘Greyhound’. $300
Rare Stewart ‘Big Boy’- bronze body with 3.5″ combs. $200

Click on a photo once to enlarge. Click right or left arrows to view gallery.

: Yak pasture

: Front yard

: Barnyard in winter

: Barn from front gate

Big batch of lambs has arrived in December-January lambing. Need to sell wool, fiber equipment and some sheep to make moving easier. Call Joe!

Joe with twin Karakul ewe lambs

Call Joe at: 208-589 -9042
Email: sixwindssheep@yahoo.com

Joe Billman
Six Winds Sheep
3205W 2600N
Arco, Idaho 83213

Updated April 2, 2020; renewed July 22, 2019; 1st posted May 18, 2018

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OKLAHOMA

J Kambar Farm participates in SE2SE and currently offers
American Karakul carded batts for spinning or felting
in cream, light grey, dark grey, tan and reddish-brown.

Available in:

• 8 oz. multi-color mini batt pack @ $30.00 + shipping (~1.5 oz each of dark grey, light grey, reddish-brown, tan and cream)
• 8 oz. batts light or dark grey @ $30.00 + shipping
• Approx. 3# batts in cream or dark reddish-brown @ $60.00 per pound + shipping; unit price of $180.00

: 4 oz batts light or dark grey

: 5-color mini-batt pack

: 3 pound batts in cream or dark reddish-brown

Contact Info (ex: Phone, Farm Address or Directions):

Leslie Johnson
7001 N. Air Depot Blvd.
Okla. City, OK 73141
405-771-3072
okleslie@prodigy.net
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Posted February 22, 2020

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VIRGINIA

Kathy Donovan has been breeding Karakul sheep at Checkmate Farm since 2004 and occasionally has breeding stock for sale.

Checkmate-days old Donovan Karakul lambs

Karakuls are raised for fleeces to create Persian Rug Yarn. Kathy is an Oxford Company Punch Rug Hooking Instructor.

“Early Persia” rug design by Jane McGown Flynn, Hooked by Kathy Donovan

Kathy also sells rug roving for braiding rugs and offers classes all year.

Checkmate Farm booth-yarns & rug hooking equipment

Email: kathy@checkmatefarm.com
Farm Website URL: http://www.checkmatefarm.com

Contact Info:
Kathy Donovan
Bluemont, Virginia
540-454-4898

Updated February 22, 2020; updated August 8, 2018; 1st posted June 8, 2017

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TEXAS

Mary Carol Buchholz has been breeding Karakul sheep at Onion Creek Ranch in Dripping Springs, Texas for 32 years. Pictures of her 2020 lambs with predominate Hagerman genetics are expected. Updates soon!

2019 lamb groups gallery–rams have tags in right ears, ewes have tags in left