Prussian Coarsewool Sheep

The Prussian Coarsewool sheep is a extinct breed from Germany (Historic Prussia) raised for wool/meat. This wool sheep has coarse wool and a hardy temperament. Ewes average 119 lbs, while rams reach around 172 lbs. Recognized as Extinct, it is noted for Historically used in East Prussia for tough wool and mutton; phased out in the 1900s..

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Prussian Coarsewool Sheep Facts Quick List

• Type: Wool
• Primary Use: Wool/Meat
• Rarity: Extinct
• Country of Origin: Germany (Historic Prussia)
• Wool Type: Coarse
• Horn Status: Horned
• Average Ewe Weight: 54 kg / 119 lbs
• Average Ram Weight: 78 kg / 172 lbs
• Temperament: Hardy
• Breed Status: Extinct
• Special Traits or Notes: Historically used in East Prussia for tough wool and mutton; phased out in the 1900s.

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• Historically used in East Prussia for tough wool and mutton; phased out in the 1900s.

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