Hidden Hollow Farm

Hidden Hollow Farm, Katahdin sheep, Core, WV, in Mercer County and the New River Gorge near Charleston. It has been breeding Katahdin sheep for several years, holds membership in the American Katahdin Hair Sheep Association, and follows recognized herd health programs, including regular parasite monitoring and genetic screening where available.

Lambs grow outdoors on rotational pasture with sturdy shelters, and all animals receive daily hands-on care to encourage gentle temperaments. Owner Sheryl Bergen Jarvis brings experience in sustainable farming, emphasizing low-stress handling and balanced forage-based diets informed by local soil conditions. The operation maintains small flock sizes to ensure individual attention and to foster natural behaviors in family-run surroundings.

Pastures rotate seasonally with native grasses and legumes, supporting soil health and diverse forage. The flock is housed in well-ventilated shelters designed to protect from extreme weather while allowing constant social interaction. Buyers often mention the sheep’s calm nature and strong wool quality, noting consistent growth and adaptability in varied West Virginia climates.