Alcala Dorpers

Alcala Dorpers raise Dorper sheep in Texico, New Mexico, part of eastern New Mexico near Amarillo. Francisco and Zaira Alcala have been raising Dorpers for several years with health testing, parasite management and adherence to breed standards. The flock grazes native grasses on rotational pasture and lambs are gently handled from birth to support friendly temperaments. Operating from their family homestead, they tailor feed programs and shelter designs to the arid local climate, which helps ensure growth and resilience.

Their breeding selection emphasizes hardiness, consistent conformation and adaptability for both small hobby flocks and larger commercial operations. Customers appreciate the sheep’s steady growth rates and calm nature, noting uniformity in reviews that reflect the Alcala family’s commitment to attentive care. They share best practices at local agricultural gatherings and collaborate with area ranchers on conservation grazing projects. Their approach balances traditional husbandry methods with ongoing refinement of flock genetics to suit the Southwest landscape.