Stoney Hill Dorpers

05/31/2026

Had the chance to visit with Ron and Holly and not only see these sheep but to hear the history and connect the dots on the genetics at play. We are fortunate to have such a great resource for white dorpers here in Ohio. Don’t miss out on a chance to call some of these your own.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to present to you our consignments for our Share the Wealth Sale Production Sale. We have spent 10 years developing our flock and feel confident enough that it was time to do such an event. We will have more information to come, but please note that this sale will end with a live finish with an auctioneer. Also, please note that we will have a Facebook Live video tomorrow evening at 8:00 p.m. EST. We will have an open house on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., and you are more than welcome to come Sunday as well during the day to preview the sheep, with the live portion of our sale starting at 6:00 p.m and if you choose and want to be in attendance and Bid in person you will be able to as well. If you have any questions contact Ron at 937-215-2411 or Holly at 937 869 4348

05/10/2026

The annual post Great Lakes Regional sale passed out shepherdess photo. We are tired but most of all we are THANKFUL!

We sold a ewe to an amazing young family that is just starting their flock in Tennessee. Hoping to see them every year and grow a friendship.

We sold a ewe to one of the most seasoned and distinguished showmen that attends our show each year to be added to his SHOW STOCK in Illinois. Thank you Jim Davis! Not only did he purchase our ewe but he gave advice and encouragement when we needed it.

We sold a ram to a commercial farm operation on a scale larger than our wildest dreams. Incredibly humbling and rewarding.

This weekend it feels like we reached many of our goals and learned a ton. Didn’t expect to sell to such a diverse group of farms/situations. We realized how big the potential for these dorper sheep can be.

Oh yeah we also got to meet one of our sheep celebrities, Tim from Linessa Farms.

Thank you to all the Dorper Exhibitors, Ron and Holly Waldron, all our buyers, and friends that we get to see each year. You all creating this opportunity for memories with Kylie means more than anything.

Time for a nap.

05/09/2026

Getting close to Dorper sales now!

05/08/2026

Tomorrow is sale day!

Lot 1017 yearling ram
Lot 1018 yearling ewe
Lot 1019 February ewe

Free transport back to Lancaster Ohio for farm pickup if need just message me within 15 minutes of your winning bid.

https://www.breedersworld.com/auctions/10295-ohio-showcase-sales-day-2-live-may-9th

05/08/2026

The link to register for tomorrow’s sale is below. We will post more info later today on sale order and timing. Reach out with any questions. All of our sheep can be brought back to Lancaster, OH for farm pick up.

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05/04/2026

Lot 1019
February Fullblood Dorper Ewe

Young but mighty! This lamb (along with all her sibling) are a testament to the dorper breed. All born during some of the worst winter weather we have had in years. Not only did they survive but they have thrived.

https://www.selectls.net/index.html

05/04/2026

Lot 1018
Yearling Fullblood Dorper Ewe

We would love to have a pasture full of ewes just like this one. Comes from very hardy genetics. Shows Friday and sells Saturday.

https://www.selectls.net/index.html

05/04/2026

Lot 1017
Yearling Fullblood Dorper Ram

Kylie sure is proud of this one! We’ve had rams with good front ends, good back ends, and good shoulder but this one has it all! Top that off with great shedding and genetics made for a pasture based program and we think this is one that can add to any flock. You can bid online but we suggest you come see him in person as he looks the best when he gets on the move.

https://www.selectls.net/index.html

01/30/2026

This has been a long week. We are up to 10 lambs with a lot more on the way. We’ve had lambs born when the temperature was 0 and -7. Lots of trips to the barn and not a lot of sleep. Hercules is the protector of the flock but this week he’s kept us going. He’s been there for midnight lambing’s and he’s been the first one to the barn on every trip. Can’t top a good dog!

01/21/2026

Our shepherdess keeping a close eye to make sure the new born lambs get a good dose of colostrum. Finally broke down and plugged in a heat lamp with it being 15 degrees tonight but they probably would have been just fine without it. Hard not to baby them when you get twin ewe lambs out of your very best Blue Bird Valley line!