Twisted CB Ranch

Twisted CB Ranch, Katahdin sheep in Sapulpa, OK, serves Creek County and Green Country near Tulsa. Caleb and Bailey Carter have been breeding Katahdin sheep for more than a decade, maintain membership in the American Katahdin Sheep Association and the Oklahoma Sheep Producers Association, and conduct routine health screenings including fecal egg counts to ensure parasite resistance and overall flock health. Lambs are born in a well-ventilated barn and spend their first weeks underfoot, receiving early socialization with family members and being introduced to rotational grazing on mixed grass pastures, which promotes environmental stewardship.

The ranch combines traditional handling techniques with careful genetic selection, focusing on hardy, adaptable sheep known for their natural resistance and efficient growth in the region’s variable climate. Over the years, the Carters have shown a modest line of prize-winners at county fairs and agricultural exhibitions, reflecting a steady emphasis on sound conformation rather than high-volume production. Visitors remark on the ranch’s transparent approach to husbandry and the Carters’ willingness to discuss their breeding philosophy, from pasture management to lambing protocols.