Oak Lane Dorpers

Oak Lane Dorpers raises Dorper sheep in Elberta, Utah, Utah County and the Wasatch Front near Provo. It has been breeding Dorpers for over a decade, holding membership in the National Dorper Sheep Breeders Society and participating in regional fairs, with regular veterinary exams and health testing for parasite resistance and overall flock vitality.

Its sheep graze on rotated high-desert pastures and receive supplemental hay in winter, with daily interaction from the family and secure barn access during lambing season, promoting calm, well-socialized animals accustomed to outdoor life. Focused on selective breeding for lean meat quality and maternal instincts, Oak Lane Dorpers maintains detailed records of pedigree, birth weights and growth rates.

Its farmstead combines traditional husbandry with sustainable grazing methods, solar-powered water systems and soil conservation practices, reflecting a long-standing commitment to animal welfare and land stewardship. The herd thrives under close care and a pasture-based regimen that underscores the breeder’s respect for each animal’s wellbeing.