When we are looking for a new ram we look for a well made ram with suitable conformation, average or slightly above average in size, good short, dense fleece. Black nose and no brown anywhere.Good mouth and stands well on all feet. Usually when we have found a ram that fulfils this criteria so has everyone else!!. We also try a number of our own ram lambs each year & we have also retained some over the best shearlings to use in the flock

Our first ram "Henry" was purchased from John & Carol Burrows, flock 228, he did us extremely well and has left us with some good progeny. We have also purchased rams from John Geldard, flock 621, John Johnson, flock 889 and our last edition in 2007 from Simon Kavanagh , flock 1084.

The Cragg Lleyn Stock Ram Team

1149-A506
Sire
Dam
Bred by Willie Davidson
This ram, bought at Perth Sale 2003
A tall well put together Ram, lambs are usually a good size and have reasonable conformation

889-C52
Sire - 809-Z481, bred by Derek Steen
Dam 889-Z10
This ram is getting some fantastic lambs, very consistent, you can pick them out in the field, they have a bit of style, and grow about them, usually fairly correct in breed points with good skins. We like him alot.

886-05-361
Sire - 889-C52 see above
Dam 886-X81 a home bred ewe that we liked.
A home bred shearling that we retained and used last year, he is breed correct with a good skin. The lambs have just hit the ground and look Ok

1084-05-1169
Bred by Simon Kavanagh.
His lambs look promising so far and we are very pleased with the ram.