Lone Ewe Tunis

Lone Ewe Tunis, Tunis sheep in Lawton, OK, serves Comanche County and southwestern Oklahoma near Oklahoma City. Owner Ernest Cole follows standard Tunis breeding practices with routine health screenings, detailed record keeping, and balanced nutrition plans.

The flock grazes on open pasture areas managed rotationally to support soil health, encourage diverse forage, and reduce parasite pressure. Lambs grow up in a social herd environment, learn gentle handling, and have access to clean water and year-round shelter.

Lone Ewe Tunis emphasizes calm temperament, structural soundness, and consistent wool quality that local fiber artists and small-scale farmers appreciate. The flock’s breeding lines have been refined over successive seasons, preserving the breed’s historic traits and adaptability to regional climates. Shearing takes place each spring, producing soft fleece suited for hand spinning, felting, and other small-batch fiber projects. The homestead reflects a family approach to animal care, with hands-on attention to each sheep’s well-being and a commitment to sustainable farm practices.