Wyanett Creek Farm

Wyanett Creek Farm breeds Katahdin sheep in Princeton, MN, in Central Minnesota near Minneapolis. Rebecca Cartwright has been raising Katahdin sheep for several years, adhering to American Katahdin Sheep Association health testing and registry guidelines. Lambs are born in a well-ventilated barn and introduced to pasture grazing shortly after birth, giving them space to roam and regular handling to build calm temperaments.

The farm practices rotational grazing on mixed forage to support natural parasite resistance and soil health. Cartwright often shares breeding insights with local shepherds and participates in regional fairs to showcase flock performance. Her focus on balanced conformation and resilience aims to maintain the breed’s friendly disposition and low maintenance qualities.

The farm includes a dedicated nursery paddock where young lambs can graze under supervision, encouraging healthy growth away from the main flock. Sturdy fencing and seasonal shade structures help protect animals throughout Minnesota’s variable weather.