Icelandic Sheep - Sheep Breed Series 

Thanks for the video brother! I've been raising goats for four years and am looking to get into sheep. I live in the mountains and this seems like the perfect breed.

Such a wonderful escape as I spend a few weeks in the Arizona Desert, biding my time and taking a break from full-time cross-country RV traveling. Like a fresh breeze washing down from a mountainside, like looking out a window at the refreshment of a green meadow or a bubbling brook, wonderfully paced for this daydreamer. Thank you for all the work of preparing the video and posting! Good stuff. Wishing the best to you.

This Is My Favorite Sheep Breed!

If you ever need/want shearing help my sister and I are in our first year but we're smitten with sheep and grateful to be learning. (She's on a crew with the Kerrs now in WY but should be back soon.) Love your sheep videos! Best to you and the flock!

Just incredible, really hoping for more of these sheep breed videos! I wish there was a bit more detail on milk production, as that's where my dream is (having milk sheep/goats). Still, amazing video. Love it.

Hoping you do one on shetland sheep :) love seeing all the breeds

Thank you for the information on a different breed of sheep, blessings. :)

Very interesting! I’d like to see something on blackbelly (Barbados and American) and Painted Desert sheep.

Yay this is the breed I want to get.

Enjoy your your video it was very informative. I was wondering if you could let me know why you stopped raising Shetland sheep a.nd why you prefer that the Icelandic sheep.

So you said these can be used for meat, wool, and milk while being low maintenance. Did you mean that icelandics could be used as a dairy sheep? And I'm curious how well they'd compare with other dairy sheep in production? Thanks. They are very nice and sturdy looking.

Interesting information.

I'm looking into sheep right now. I was going to get East Fresian because of their dairy capability. However, they can be a bit on the pricey side. What do you think of the Icelandic's milk production as far as amount and quality? Say for cheese, butter, etc?

Awassi sheep are the best out there, rare in America.

bsr mr l agriculteur islandais et bon santé pour le travail

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Interesting! How many pounds of meat do you get from a 9 mo lamb?

You should try Katahdins. Most don't really have wooly wool, and they shed. But they are great moms, the meat is good. And i've heard you can milk them.

They do not look entirely Icelandic - their (snout/muzzle?) look a bit too "roman" (curved) for them to be pure-breed Icelandic sheep. I am by no means a sheep expert but being Icelandic, I have seen my share of the buggers...

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I saw that u where demonitized on a newer video havent had the chance for it but ill just say dont lose heart and keep produceing your videos as u please i mean its not like your whipping out your family jewels or cussing or straight up vulgar and utterly inappropriate basically if your 12-14 year olds cant watch it then it ought to have a age restriction otherwise simply designate if its for education or simular or just something to sit watch and enjoy