Mason Road Ranch Dorper’s

09/17/2026

Can you guess which side of the fence the sheep are on?

09/11/2026

A few of the breeding rams we are currently using.
Picture 1&2 are MRR Nixon, a yearling ram that we had a few lambs out of last year and are very happy with. Although he could shed better he is thick with good bone and a nice head. He will be getting a larger percentage of the registered ewes this year.

Picture 3 is of Magnum and Berry. They are both 2 year old rams that we have used the last couple years and both have produced nice lambs. Magnum is from Takapau Dorper’s and is Nixon’s sire. He is long and is a full shedder that has a nice South African standard looking head.

Berry comes from the Squires in Manitoba and is out of the Bischler lines from the States. Berry does have a bit more white on his head then we would like but he is thick and his lambs have proven themselves to be top gainers. It’s hard to get everything in one package.

Picture 4 is a ram lamb we are going to be using on some of the commercial ewes this year. He is not registered but is out of one of our better commercial ewes and has a lot of the qualities we look for in a ram. Long, deep, good color, a nice head and from a proven top producing ewe.

08/27/2026

Reserve your 🥩 lamb asap!

07/30/2026

The rams are too busy eating nettle to bother smiling for the camera.

Where are they? In the 10 acre pasture that the ewes & lambs had in June, WITH the young horses & a mare. Not something we’ve tried often, but it’s lots of room to spread out & the sheep love what the horses won’t touch.

It’s working.

07/23/2026

We are a bit slow at getting the registration done on the rams this year but will get it sorted shortly. We have a couple yearling rams and several registered and commercial ram lambs available. Message if interested in more information.

06/16/2026

06/05/2026

We may not have a trained dog for round up, but we have these two!! 😍

The grass is holding up in pasture 1, while pasture 2 is getting a head start. Still hoping the rain in tonight’s forecast falls. 🤞🏻

Everyone out here is happy & healthy.

05/05/2026

2 questions & 1 story.

Does she look like a Nikki?
Would you keep a brown Dorper ewe?

A lot can change in a year hey?!

Nikki (names don’t stick to this ewe, ) had the biggest most beautiful.. wether. :/Looking forward to her future here. Her mom is #2, whom had 2 girls this year. Her gma was Margret, the matriarch of our flock. She sadly passed of natural causes 2yrs ago. Panda, our sons Ewe (who’s this years girl, he’s keeping) is Nikki’s aunt. Pandas twin is also here. (Margret only had the 3 ewes her whole time here!)

We love this line. They are big, no nonsenses ewes. Great mothers, even first year.

Why is Nikki brown?! Very rare double recessive gene. Cool hey!? Man Beau & I were suprised to find her last year. Stunned even. I had no idea this was possible, Kyle had seen it once online. Her twin was regular. 🤣

05/03/2026

Welcome to the farm little miss! Her brother is pretty cute too, but she was bee-boppin around & stole the show. These two were found dry & fed, in the pasture at 4am.

She’s on our potential list for a keeper. 😍

05/02/2026

Millie, is our eldest Ewe (*9yo) & she had two cute little yoda lambs. These 2 are now almost 24hrs old & we’ve had 4 others since. Down to our last 4 pregos now, but night shift must go on as 3/4 are ewe lambs (first time mothers).

Aren’t those ears just the best?! 😍