GAS

GAS, Dorper sheep, Goldthwaite, TX, works out of Central Texas near Austin. Its flock is registered with recognized sheep associations and adheres to routine health screenings, including fecal exams and structural evaluations before each breeding season. Driven by a passion for the breed’s resilience, GAS cultivates bloodlines known for adaptability in drought-prone hot summers and wet winters.

Animals live in open pastures with secure, sturdy shelters and handling routines designed to support early socialization. Each Dorper receives native grasses supplemented as needed with mineral blends to promote muscle development and overall health. Owners often remark on their lambs’ calm, year-round temperament and sturdy build suited to small-scale and ranch operations alike. Careful record-keeping helps select for sound structure, reproductive efficiency, and maternal instincts that skip generations when breeding. The farm layout supports gentle, low-stress routines during shearing, sorting, and transport.