Wiltshire Horn
The Wiltshire Horn is a distinctive and hardy breed of sheep originally from the Wiltshire region of England. Known for its unique set of prominent, spiraled horns present in both rams and ewes, this breed stands out for its impressive adaptability and low-maintenance nature. It is well-suited to a variety of climates, showing particular resilience in less fertile pastures. One of the key features of the Wiltshire Horn is its natural shedding ability, which eliminates the need for shearing and thus reduces the labor associated with wool-bearing sheep. This trait makes it particularly appealing to modern farmers who prioritize ease of management. The breed is valued not only for its pragmatic characteristics but also for its high-quality, lean meat, which is rich in flavor. Wiltshire Horns are also known for their strong maternal instincts, with ewes displaying good lambing abilities and nurturing behaviors. Despite their ancient lineage dating back to the Roman times, they have gained popularity in contemporary farming for their efficiency and ease of care.
Colors: White
