Red Creek Farm

Red Creek Farm raises Katahdin sheep in Townville, SC, Anderson County and the upstate region near Greenville. Under Carol Anne Bailey’s care, the flock follows breed registry guidelines and health protocols including annual fecal tests, vaccinations, and routine veterinary exams. She has worked with small ruminants for over a decade, drawing on regional sheep guild resources to refine breeding decisions.

Each ewe and her lambs enjoy rotational access to fenced pastures with a sheltered barn during colder months, and lambs are gradually accustomed to handling. The farm’s pasture-based approach emphasizes soil health and native grasses, helping lambs develop resilience and adaptability. Local shepherds often comment on the flock’s calm temperament and consistent growth rates across seasons. With a focus on balanced genetics and sustainable management, Red Creek Farm provides a reliable source of Katahdin stock for small-scale flocks. The breed’s hair coat eliminates the need for shearing and suits hobby farmers and homesteaders alike.