Mema's Inclination

Mema’s Inclination, Tunis sheep, Gilmanton, NH, in Belknap County and the Lakes Region near Concord. It has been breeding Tunis sheep for over a decade, holding memberships with the American Sheep Industry Association and the National Tunis Sheep Registry, alongside consistent health screenings. Its flock grazes on rotational pastures, and lambs are socialized indoors during early weeks to ensure gentle temperaments.

Deborah Robie’s small farm setting reflects a family approach, with quiet barns, open fields and regular handling. Many local homesteaders appreciate its easygoing lambs for heritage conservation and low-impact grazing. Regular vet checks, a clean-water system and careful breeding records guide its quiet commitment to flock wellness.

It maintains traceable pedigrees and prioritizes wool quality for small-scale knitters, noting each fleece’s weight and staple length. Feedback from neighboring farms often highlights the sheep’s calm nature around children and pets during farm visits.