Waldschaf Sheep
The Waldschaf sheep is a rare breed from Austria/Germany raised for wool/meat. This heritage sheep has coarse wool and a resilient temperament. Ewes average 110–132 lbs, while rams reach around 143–176 lbs. Recognized as Recovering, it is noted for Forest sheep used in traditional alpine farming.
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Waldschaf Sheep Facts Quick List
- Type: Heritage
- Primary Use: Wool/Meat
- Rarity: Rare
- Country of Origin: Austria/Germany
- Wool Type: Coarse
- Horn Status: Both
- Average Ewe Weight: 50–60 kg / 110–132 lbs
- Average Ram Weight: 65–80 kg / 143–176 lbs
- Temperament: Resilient
- Breed Status: Recovering
- Special Traits or Notes: Forest sheep used in traditional alpine farming
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- Forest sheep used in traditional alpine farming
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