This line of Dorpers and White Dorpers has been bred according to the process of natural selection in an extreme environment. In the Kalahari Desert, rainfall averages five inches per year, grass is hard to come by, and temperatures regularly top 40 degrees Celsius.

Lambing rates of 120% are being achieved despite these harsh conditions, and lambs are being delivered to markets at an earlier age with bigger muscle cuts. The breed shows exceptional adaptability, hardiness, reproduction rates and growth. The important traits of fertility, mothering, functionality and early maturing are all inherent in the genetics imported.

Rams used in the first Imported Embryo Transfer Program

George	Idol	Oakley	Wheetbix