Oldesouth

Oldesouth, Dorper sheep, Selma, AL, is based in Dallas County and central Alabama near Montgomery. Terry Babb has been raising Dorper sheep for several years under registry guidelines, performing routine health testing and selective breeding for scrapie resistance. Each animal enjoys rotational pasture grazing, daily handling from lambing onward, and access to shaded shelters to support natural behaviors and calm temperaments.

The farm began on family land with a focus on developing hardy genetics that thrive in southeast Alabama’s warm, humid summers and mild winters. Oldesouth stock have earned recognition for steady weight gains and gentle dispositions in a variety of flock settings. Availability typically aligns with spring lambing season and pairing recommendations accompany each selection to support new and experienced shepherds. Babb is available for guidance on pasture management, nutrition, and lambing care, fostering a community of Dorper enthusiasts across the region.