The Beulah Speckled-Faced originates from the hills of Eppynt, Llanafan, Abergwesyn, and Llanwrtyd Wells in Wales. They have been known for one hundred years. They large for a mountain sheep with black legs and faces, which are without wool. Rams and Ewes have little to no horns. They are considered easy-to-handle, not a high maintenance breed. Since it has been a hundred years since a flock hd to introduce other female stock, the ewes and rams do not have the meat quantity the British export requires. Ewes and crossed with download rams, which are medium sized. Ewes are good mothers and produce a good quantity of milk.

 

The Beulah Speckled-Face Sheep Society was founded in 1958, Wales. The Beulah Speckled-Faced Sheep is used for wool, which has a micron range of 32-33. They produce a white to cream colored fleece which weighs around 1.75-2.5 kg.

 

 

References

British Sheep Breeds (poster), British Wool Marketing Board, Oak Mills, Station Rd., Clayton, Bradford.

 

"British Sheep Breeds and Their Wool." British Sheep Breeds and Their Wool. Dulay Seymour, n.d. Web. 23 July 2015.

 

Origins. "Beulah Speckled-Face." BEULAH SPECKLED FACE (n.d.):n. pag. British Wool Marketing Board. Web.

 

"Welcome to the Beulah Speckled Face Sheep Society." Beulah Speckled Face Sheep Society. SpinDogs, 2006. Web. 23 July 2015.