B'midbar Farm

B'midbar Farm, Shetland sheep, Vancouver, WA, is based in Clark County and the Columbia River Gorge near Portland.

Shinneman and Vicki "Noah" Shinneman have kept Shetland sheep for the past several years, conducting routine health screenings and genetic testing. The flock lives on pasture with year-round access to shelter, rotates through fenced paddocks, and lambs are handled regularly to develop calm temperaments and ease of care. The farm sits on open fields adjacent to mixed woodland, providing varied forage and natural shade. Many lambs exhibit sturdy health and adaptability thanks to early socialization and attentive husbandry, and the breeders share detailed care guidance with every family.

They are members of the American Shetland Sheepbreeders Association and follow its guidelines for conformation and wool quality throughout the year. A sheltered lambing barn offers a calm space for new arrivals and close monitoring during the busy spring lambing season. The breeders keep detailed health records and growth charts for each lamb.