Agnew Ranch

Agnew Ranch, Katahdin sheep in Big Timber, MT, serves Sweet Grass County and the Yellowstone region near Bozeman. Agnew Ranch has been raising Katahdin sheep for over a decade, with registration through the National Katahdin Sheep Association and routine health screenings. Its flock grazes rotationally across pastureland and lambs are reared under attentive supervision to ensure early socialization and resilience to local conditions. Patricia Agnew approaches breeding with a focus on adaptability and maternal traits prized by fiber and meat producers.

Located at the foot of the Crazy Mountains, the ranch leverages native grasses to support hardy sheep accustomed to Montana’s seasonal shifts. Agnew Ranch provides individual penning for ewes during lambing season, aiming for gentle handling and thorough record-keeping. Regular hoof trimming and end-of-lambing-season veterinary checks help maintain flock health and prevent common ailments. Drawing on family ranching traditions, Patricia keeps detailed pasture-management logs to safeguard both animal welfare and land sustainability.