Bobbitt Manor

Bobbitt Manor is a breeder of Katahdin sheep in Darlington, Maryland, in Harford County and the Chesapeake Bay near Baltimore. It follows breed association guidelines and incorporates regular health screenings to support the well-being of each animal. Its flock grazes rotationally on mixed pastureland and spends nights in spacious, well ventilated barns that reflect a commitment to gentle handling and early socialization.

Owner Jenna Bobbitt brings a background in sustainable agriculture to the operation, emphasizing low maintenance and parasite resistance inherent to the Katahdin breed. Lambing season typically begins in early spring, when each ewe receives individualized care to ensure healthy growth. Selective breeding focuses on sound structure and temperament, with detailed records maintained to trace lineage and performance.

This approach nurtures resilient, adaptable sheep that fit smallholder farms or heritage flocks across the region. Bobbitt Manor also participates in regional agricultural fairs to share knowledge about the breed.