Hurley Polypay Sheep Farm

Hurley Polypay Sheep Farm Hurley Polypay Sheep Farm is located in Northwest Iowa. We sell rams that pass those traits on along with good structure and disposition.

We strive to produce top quality Polypay ewes that can lamb year around and have longevity to stick around.

Sold. We are selling one of our John Deere 6150 R tractors with 2996 hours. 150 horse power. Loader ready. Rear Wheel ...
03/16/2026

Sold. We are selling one of our John Deere 6150 R tractors with 2996 hours. 150 horse power. Loader ready. Rear Wheel weights. Power quad transmission. 26 mph. 540/1000 PTO. I have duals at extra cost. This tractor has been used to pick up round bales, pull rake hay, run a small square baler, run on a 13 inch grain auger, run an Artsway feed grinder, and has been on a batwing mower. Message us if you are interested in this tractor. We are asking $92,000

12/31/2025

Weaning day yesterday for some of our November lambing groups. Enjoying the extra helpers we have over Christmas break 😉

12/27/2025

ALL HAVE BEEN SOLD( pending pick up)
💥 We have 2 different sets of ewe lambs available; crosses we have never publicly made available! These cross bred lambs have a lot of vigor and should be very productive ewes for a commercial producer. All of these ewe lambs were born in August and are twin, triplet, or quad born. Videos of both groups are on this post.
🐑 20 head of 1/2 Polypay 1/2 Romanov ewe lambs, born in August. Three of these ewe lambs are black the rest are white with a few light markings.
🐑35 head of 1/2 Texel 1/2 Romanov ewe lambs, born in August. All of these ewe lambs are white with a few light markings on them.

An Aerial view of our farm
12/19/2025

An Aerial view of our farm

‘Tis the Season! Last week these girls headed to Ware, IA to be a part of a nativity scene. Happy Holidays everyone!
12/16/2025

‘Tis the Season! Last week these girls headed to Ware, IA to be a part of a nativity scene. Happy Holidays everyone!

The November lambing ewes are all settled in and patiently waiting.
10/24/2025

The November lambing ewes are all settled in and patiently waiting.

09/24/2025

Harvest is underway here and, as usual, we find ourselves wondering where the summer went. Soon we'll be moving on to combining corn and will start making corn stalk bales for bedding. We have a short break in lambing groups now but will start back with a group due on November 1. Wishing everyone a safe harvest season.

Our May lambing group came and went in a flash. The short video was taken a few weeks ago of some of our May lambs. Th...
06/17/2025

Our May lambing group came and went in a flash. The short video was taken a few weeks ago of some of our May lambs. The kids finished school and dove right into ballgames and fair projects. The kids are always excited for the fair to come, and are ready to show their projects and catch up with their "fair friends".
In the sheep barns we currently have rams in breeding a group for November lambing. We have sorted and moved our March lambs, started hauling manure again, and are preparing for our July group to start on the 1st.
We will be lambing back to back this summer with a group in July and August. We won't be having a September group this year, but will be back at it in November for a late fall group.
There's never a shortage of jobs to be done, but this is our favorite time of year. Having the kids home for the summer fuels the fire to keep pursuing the dream, and hopefully someday, they'll be doing the same.

03/15/2025

We changed our lambing barn layout for this group of ewe lambs so we thought we would share a video to those interested. We choose to try this way just to make locking up ewe lambs a little easier. We started with a group of 170 ewe lambs that started march 1st and we have about 25 left to lamb.

We have a couple of these little working machines left. Let us know if you have questions. We are located near Curlew, I...
03/05/2025

We have a couple of these little working machines left. Let us know if you have questions. We are located near Curlew, Iowa 50527. We have a contact for delivery to both the East and West coast.

03/01/2025

We have 2 female spots left to fill. Let us know if you're in need of a great working partner! These pups will be ready to go March 8th. We have shipping options to get pups to both the East and West coasts. These pups are sired by a dog imported from Beloka Kelpie Stud in Australia and their mother came from Rob Wood at Middle Creek. Videos of parents working available upon request. We guarantee the pups to have working drive.

Guided Pheasant Hunt! https://plauctions.live/auction/27470 Today is the day for the Polypay youth starter flock fundrai...
02/12/2025

Guided Pheasant Hunt! https://plauctions.live/auction/27470 Today is the day for the Polypay youth starter flock fundraiser. We have donated a 1 day guided pheasant hunt for up to 5 hunters on our land for the 2025 hunting season! Go bid and come have a blast of a day with us. You wont be disappointed! Go to https://plauctions.live/auction/27470 for more information or feel free to contact us if you have questions.

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Curlew, IA
50527

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 1pm - 8pm

Telephone

+17124805953

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About Us

We are Kyle and Carrie Hurley and we own and operate Hurley Polypay Sheep Farm. Kyle grew up on a farm raising grain, cattle, and a few sheep. Carrie grew up on a farm raising grain and cattle. In 2013, we got married, and, later that year, decided to invest into raising sheep. Since then, we have focused on improving the sheep we raise and investing into facilities to make raising sheep less labor intensive and profitable. We find the Polypay breed to stand out among the rest with their diversity for prolificacy and meat production. We hope to improve the knowledge and production of the sheep industry by supplying top breeding stock to other commercial sheep producers.