Chem Free Life

Chem Free Life, Barbados blackbelly sheep in Bankston, AL, operates in Fayette County and west Alabama near Tuscaloosa. An experienced shepherd, Amber Mccraw, maintains memberships with regional livestock associations and ensures all sheep are health tested for common genetic and parasite concerns.

The flock is pasture-raised on chemical-free land, with lambs socialized from birth through gentle handling and regular pasture rotations that support natural grazing behavior. Customers often note the calm temperament of the sheep and the clear breeding records provided with each lamb.

With on-site facilities designed for comfort and safety, newborn lambs stay close to the herd and have daily access to shelter and fresh water. Chem Free Life reflects a mindful approach to sustainable farming passed down through local tradition. Breeding stock selection focuses on hardy bloodlines suited to the regional climate and offers quality wool prized by local artisans. Lambs are welcomed during the spring lambing season and spend their first weeks bonding with the flock and caretakers.