Classifieds

Sheep Farm - Please see video link below
Contact Larry Binder 1-306-527-6331 or email  l.binder@sasktel.net
video link (11jan)

Bred Katahdin ewes, 3 years old, really good mothers.  Start lambing March 7th.  Call 306-294-7604, Shaunavon, SK (10dec)

My name is Randi Meyers and I am looking for an opportunity to work for sheep producers.  If you are looking for help for lambing I can be reached at randi.meyers18@gmail.com or by phone 306-815-7095. (7jan)

Purebred Suffolk Ram 4 years old. Suffolk ram lambs born March 21. For sale before November 30th. Call Ron 306-547-7635. Preeceville SK (8nov)

53 Suffolk and Canadian Arcott commercial ewes, 2nd and 3rd year lambers, $350 each.  Also one Canadian Arcott ram.
For more info call 306-824-4730, Spiritwood, SK (15nov)

Hangin’ Tree cross Cowdog pups. Sire is purebred Hangin’ Tree cow dog and dam is half Hangin’ Tree and half Border Collie.  These pups will make awesome working dogs.  Please call Edward 306-491-3105, south of Saskatoon.(17dec)

3 yr old Maremma guardian dog, very good.  Reason for selling is keeping daughters and want to avoid inbreeding
Contact Edward Wollman 306-491-3105 Dundurn SK (9nov)

Maremma/Saint Bernard cross LGD pups.  Call Levi 306-466-6913, Leask, SK (7dec)

Summer Grazing/Feeds/Miscellaneous

Wanted: Shepherd and flock for weed control pilot project in Saskatchewan’s capital
The Provincial Capital Commission seeks a flock of sheep or goats and a shepherd to assist with a noxious weed control program in Wascana Centre in Regina. Wascana Centre’s ecology team will support the shepherd to develop a grazing program that best suits the needs of the flock. The sheep or goats will graze on three trial areas in Wascana Centre. The program is expected to launch in the spring of 2022.
For more information, please contact:
Desiree Hobbins
Ecologist, Provincial Capital Commission
desiree.hobbins@gov.sk.ca
306-531-8511

Are you looking for grazing and an opportunity to help the environment by putting your sheep and goats to work?  The Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board will assist the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport with finding producers interested in helping them with their Targeted Grazing Program.  The goal of the program is to use sheep and goats at targeted grazing projects to reduce the cover of invasive plants and buildup of grass fuels in the provincial park system. 

If you are interested and or looking for more information, please contact: 

Dale Gross
Grassland Ecologist
Parks, Culture and Sport
dale.gross@gov.sk.ca
306-550-5547