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Flock Competition Results - 2022 This year's flock competition results were announced and the winners presented with their prizes at an open meeting for members last weekend.  Held at Neuadd Henllan on the Royal Welsh Showground, with approximately 35 members present, the judge, Mr Edd Williams talked about the experience of judging the competition. Accompanied by his father, they travelled nea...

Excited to share with you the first Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Breeders Association Calendar~2022. These are desk top calendars which will sit on dresser or unit. Great for the office & sitting room and perfect for Christmas gifts. These will be £6 including postage and all proceeds go straight to the Society. Thank you to our generous sponsors for assisting with the costs of production If yo...

BWMSBA Sale – Ruthin, 1st October. A strong start for a new sale. The Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Breeders’ Association’s first sale in North Wales took place at Ruthin Market on the 1st October. The entry of 63 lots was of good quality and that was largely recognised by the purchasers. The top price of the day was for a two year old ram from I & J Jones, Tai’n y Waen, Corwen. Awarded the male ...

Photo: New Breed Record - Cefn Corker: Bred by Matt & Donna Evans. The Annual Show & Sale of Black Welsh Mountain Sheep took place at Monmouthshire Livestock Centre on Friday 27th August and attracted a superb entry from breeders across the country. Quality sold to a fierce trade throughout, with top lot selling for 2600gns, a new breed record for the 3rd prize shearling ram from MD & DL Evans, ...

Due to the lack of events recently, BWMSBA has decided to run a national flock competition.   Entries will be accepted from breeders wherever they are within the UK until 31st August. One of the aims was to keep this as inclusive as possible to allow as many members as possible to enter so the entry fee has been kept to only £10. There will also a special class for  members aged 16 and under, fo...

I heard this week that Mr Thomas G. Wyman passed away recently. For those that are not aware, he was the original importer of Black Welsh Mountain sheep into the USA and then to Canada. Without him, none of breeders in North America would have Black Welsh Mountains. Will Workman visited Tom’s flock in 2004, as did Margaret Brain and Ted Williams (although separately). American breeders owe Tom ...