Misty Morning Farm

Misty Morning Farm breeds Katahdin sheep in Coudersport, PA, Potter County and the Pennsylvania Wilds near Erie. It has been raising registered stock for over ten years, follows recommended health screenings for common ovine concerns and participates in local shepherd guilds to stay updated on breeding practices. Health protocols include regular fecal exams, foot inspections and nutritional assessments.

The farm emphasizes pasture-based rotational grazing and gentle daily handling so lambs become comfortable with routine care. Lodgings include insulated barns for winter warmth, open-front shelters for breezy summer days and shaded paddocks under mature trees to encourage natural flock behavior. They maintain detailed lineage records and transparent health histories, ensuring consistency in each generation. Selection focuses on strong maternal instincts and parasite resilience, reflecting sustainable methods handed down by the owners. This approach nurtures the hardy, even-tempered traits that Katahdin sheep are known for across varied seasonal conditions.