Rare Sheep, British + American Soay Sheep Breeder

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Polled Ewe Button Horned Ewe Scurred Ewe	Soay Ewe Horns Soay ewes have no horns - called polled, small horns close to their heads - called buttons, small or shorter horns - called scurred, or long horns of many shapes. Polled Soay ewes are becoming more scarce in the United States, and at this time there are no British Soay in this country that are polled - if you see a polled Soay ewe it is an American Soay. Breeders of British Soay are anxious for this genetic trait to exhibit in their lambs. Horns, no horns, and everything in between - they are all beautiful and special and each flock owner has their own favorites.	Horned Ewe: Horns arching towards back of head this ewe has a white stripe on her horn. Horned Ewe: "Fairy Wing" horns. See side view below.
	Horned Ewe: Horns sweeping out to the sides - like Mickey Mouse ears.
	Horned Ewe: Average looking horns.
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Soay Ewe Horns Soay ewes have no horns - called polled, small horns close to their heads - called buttons, small or shorter horns - called scurred, or long horns of many shapes.