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British Columbia Purebred Sheep Breeders Association

Better Your Best With Purebred Sheep

The goal of purebred sheep production is to provide superior genetics (seedstock) to the commercial sheep industry. Seedstock are marketed as rams and replacement ewes to other seedstock producers or to commercial sheep operations to Better Their Best!

Because of the size and diversity of British Columbia landscape, geography and cultures, we are fortunate to sustain many purebred sheep breeds. A few sheep may be raised successfully on a few acres or sustained on mountainsides or grasslands. 

Breed standards have been developed and endorsed by the Canadian Sheep Breeders’ Association. They are intended to be used as a general guide in assessing true type for the major breeds in Canada. There are some characteristics that are general to all breeds of sheep. Characteristics specific to each breed are described on Canadian Sheep Breeders Association (CSBA)

President
Richard Herlinveaux
250-656-7651
element_656@live.ca

Vice President
Gord Blankstein
604-603-0092

Treasurer
Freda Horton
604-476-9603
schoolsidefarm@gmail.com

Secretary
Barb Ydenberg
604-856-3365
bydenberg@gmail.com

BCSF Rep
Keith Wilson
250-722-1882
keith@keithwilson.org

CSBA Director
Bev Greenwell
250-295-6419
happyhollow@nethop.net

Membership
Barbara Ydenberg
bydenberg@gmail.com
250-457-3851

Directors
Kayleigh Sidwell
250-457-3851

Lorea Tomsin
250-514-6738

Bernadine Peters
250-578-8557