Cream City Lamb And Wool

03/06/2026

Well that was nice and quick. 1 week of lambing from a less than 48 hour visit from a ram. 15 ewes had 41 lambs. Pretty thrilled since the ewes weren't flushed since we didnt plan this.

02/27/2026

We had some oops breedings last fall, a ram got in with the ewes and we didnt remove for about 48 hours. Guess it looks like there were plenty of ewes that were ready for services.

02/22/2026

Next lambing group is ready to go thanks to help today from Nickel Shearing.

Won't be long and lambs will be hitting the ground again.

02/14/2026

Who sees what is different in the barn? Do you know what that means?

02/01/2026

As we are over half way to weaning a majority of the lambs born here in January I thought it would be a good time for a stat update. 29 ewes lambed (I thought the group was 28, but i had missed one in ultrasounding, luckily caught and got in the barn before she lambed) of the 29 ewes 2 gave single lambs (1 finn and 1 texel) 14 had twins, 11 had triplets and 2 had quads for an overall lambing percentage of 245%. Our average birthweight was 7.33 pounds. Looking forward to weaning and weighing the lambs to see how the lambs grew. My eyes tell me they will have grown pretty well.

01/15/2026

Almost done lambing this group, check out a barn view.

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01/07/2026

Lambing is in full swing. 10 of 28 ewes have lambed. 26 lambs so far.

01/05/2026

Update - He is PENDING pick up.

If you have followed our page for any amount of time, we don't usually offer up breeding stock we have purchased and used in our program. Forest has been a great ram for us and we now have a large number of daughters in our flock so it is time for him to move on and we feel he has enough great things he can offer to another flock that we are going to offer him up.

Forest, FBA 32763, is a coming 5 year old ram. He is quadruplet born and raised. His dam was known to produce over a gallon a day at her peak production. Forest is a nice sized ram weighing in at 221 pounds after shearing last spring. He has a nice fleece and one that hasn't felted on us like happens in some other lines before we get them sheared. He was also pastured for 2 summers on a greenlot before needing to be dewormed. Forest has produced us many ewes with good frame size as well as added muscling (compared to other lines).

If you are looking for a shorter term ram to produce some daughters that will be great foundation ewes in your flock Forest is your guy. He has been healthy and I have no concerns that he won't be producing for a while yet, but his age says he will be a shorter term ram.

We are flock that has tested negative for OPP and has maintained annual spot checks to confirm the status has not changed. Located in Hector, MN.

12/23/2025

It has been a while since I posted. This time I want some help. All our breeding sheep get names. We have a ram lamb from our fall lambing group that will be joining our ram flock and I am struggling to name him. So I thought you all could help me out. One requirement is that it needs to start with the letter 'i'. Otherwise I like normal names and fun creative names alike. A couple of our ewe lambs are 'Indigo' and 'Invested in Perfection' to give you an idea. A couple pictures of him below.

10/31/2025

We are starting to put together a sales list from our fall born lambs. First 2 lambs I am offering up are 2 triplet born and triplet reared by their dam ram lambs. Both of these boys will be very nice herd sires.

First is pink tag 1316, born on 8/16/25 at 6.72 pounds. His dam is FBA #34980 and sire is FBA #36163. He was weaned on 10/12 at 27.02 pounds. He has 2 teats. His fleece quality shown at birth was a nice crimpy fleece throughout. That still remains the case.

Second is light orange tag 1359, born on 8/17/25 at 6.74 pounds. His dam is FBA # 33874 and sire is FBA #32763. He was weaned on 10/12 at 32.74 pounds. He has 2 teats. His fleece quality shown at birth was more of a wavy fleece throughout. He is now showing a crimpier fleece that should be very nice.

For more information about them check them out on our farm website: https://www.creamcitylambandwool.com/shop/finnsheep/5CGQC3UPW6A3BQQNY3ZAEJEG?page=1&limit=30&sort_by=category_order&sort_order=asc&fulfillments=delivery

10/18/2025

The last item we had made from our sheep this time around was snack sticks. We got both Cherry Chipotle and Pepperjack flavors. These are a great snack stick for on the go. If you think you will notice any odd flavor from the mutton, you won't as it isn't there. Though both have a bit of pepper in them they are not spicy according to those that have tried them.

https://www.creamcitylambandwool.com/product/cherry-chipotle-sticks/YTE2DMCLUM7HFBYKV2BX2UBU?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

https://www.creamcitylambandwool.com/product/pepperjack-sticks/AQFAW5IYHS5BRFJYZBDMJHAW?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

10/17/2025

This is another of our products we have made from our sheep.
Mutton Bacon - If you want to level up your bacon this is the stuff. Everyone that has tried this loves this. It is a pressed bacon, so doesn't contain near the fat that a traditional pork bacon contains. The flavor is great. We have it for breakfast with eggs and toast, have it in place of pork bacon for BLTs, use it on sandwiches like chicken bacon & Swiss or something a bit more on the different side like a grilled peanut butter, hot jam (like blueberry habanero) and mutton bacon.

https://www.creamcitylambandwool.com/product/mutton-bacon/VUI4ILYVOPDPFY4RAWYJEWP3?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false