SLP

SLP, Dorper sheep in Baldwin, North Dakota, operates in the rugged badlands of southwestern North Dakota near Bismarck. The farm has been raising Dorper sheep for several years, is a member of the American Dorper Sheep Association, and follows national health and fertility testing guidelines.

Animals are raised outdoors on pasture with access to shelter, rotated grazing, and early handling for a calm temperament. Flushing and lambing occur on-site under experienced supervision to support strong maternal bonds. Owners draw on a long tradition of family sheep farming to focus on sustainable grazing and quality lamb.

One reviewer noted the lambs arrive with thorough health records and a gentle disposition. Breeding goals center on maternal traits and carcass quality, with selection guided by performance data. They maintain a modest flock size to ensure individual attention and pastoral care despite shifting markets.