Photo Tour of the Tongue River Farm

We hope that you will enjoy some of this year’s photos. Use the back button on your browser to get back to this page. Don't miss our Tour of Iceland!!!

Sheep let out on they new Missouri farm pasture for the first time in the Early Spring. Ewes heavy with lambs.

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	Frances feeds hay	Stefanie feeds the rams	USDA inspected TRF Icelandic lamb
Tunnel hut ready for the sheep.	Rex & tunnel hut	Sheep in tunnel hut during storm.	Susan & Llama
Hanna & Hershey	Sheep in the working chute.	Sheep in chute	Charlie & sheep in the working chute.
Ralph shearing	Ralph shearing	Ralph shearing	Rex & stack o' hats
Sheep in full fleece	Sheep horn basket	Horned sheep skulls	Sheep in corral waiting to be worked.
Ozark Spring morning		'Bumps' of roving in natural colors	Mark, Sam, Rado and Chris tamp in a corner post.
Black mouflon ewe lamb.	Triplets from one of our easy lambing ewes	Four horned yearling Icelandic ram born in Iceland. The Icelandic breed has the 4 horned genetics naturally. This is a trait that the commercial breeders in Iceland have been trying to eliminate. However some breeders in that country prize this trait and are trying to preserve this interesting horn characteristic. We are encouraging the Southram AI station www.bssl.is to collect this ram so that we can bring these genetics to the USA. If you are interested in this trait email us and let us know so we can get an idea about how much interest there is for these animals.	Marilyn Miles feeds Miss Priss on a recent visit. Marilyn and Dennis helped put up electric fence in the tick infested bottom fields. They are real troopers.
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Tongue River Farm