Triple B Dorpers

Triple B Dorpers, Dorper sheep in Jamestown, Tennessee, is part of Fentress County and the Knoxville area. With several years of dedicated breeding, it follows registry guidelines and ensures health screenings for all its breeding stock. Owner Cory Bowden draws on a background in sustainable agriculture to focus on hearty, adaptable sheep suited to small farms.

Lambs are raised outdoors on rotational pastures flavored by native grasses and socialized daily to foster calm temperaments among visitors and neighboring livestock. The breeding flock is housed in sturdy barns with year-round shelter, ensuring comfort in both heat and cold. Lambs have been praised for steady growth rates and friendly dispositions in owner feedback. Each spring, the farm hosts educational workshops on sheep husbandry, and its welfare plan includes routine hoof trimming and parasite management. Lambs typically become available in late summer after weaning at eight weeks, allowing new owners to integrate them into fall grazing rotations.