New Zealand maternal rams

The highlander breed was created in New Zealand by the breeding of the New Zealand Texel and Romney breeds Selected for their extreme ease of lambing, high milking ability and mothering ability. We have been keeping them since 2016 and have recorded an unassisted lambing percentage of 97% and an average scanning rate of 2.1 All these rams were lambed outdoors and have been grass reared since. Selected out of the main bunch for their growth rates and weaning weight. Transport can be arranged nationwide Can be used instead of Lleyn or belclare