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SmallMeadow Farm

Registered Icelandic Sheep and Irish Dexters
Byron & Monica DeLoach
996 W 12th St
Chickamauga,GA
30707
706-375-9301
alandtc  (at)  catt.com







Welcome to SmallMeadow Farm! Lambs are here! Please see the 2008 lamb page.


We have some adult rams for sale---please see ram page-- and we have some beautiful lambs for sale


We are a small farm in North Georgia near Chattanooga, Tennessee, located near beautiful Lookout Mountain. We live near some very interesting civil war battle sites and parks with many lakes, streams and hiking areas to round out this wonderful place to live and visit. 

We are home to registered Icelandic Sheep and registered Irish Dexter Cattle. We offer Icelandic ewes and rams for breeding stock, naturally raised quality lamb, as well as Icelandic fleeces and roving for hand spinning, knitting and felting projects in a variety of colors. Occasionally we offer cull lambs and Icelandic sheep pelts for sale.
Our Icelandic ewes and Icelandic rams all have various amounts of AI heritage along with wonderful farm bred genetics too. We generally have Icelandic lambs for sale in the Spring: please contact us to be put on an notification list. We will also have registered Irish Dexters and calves in the not to far future--black, red and/or dun.  Please come in and look around and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.


Check out our blog to see what is happening on our farm: SmallMeadowfarm.blogspot.com


All are meat and wool products, Icelandic sheep or Irish Dexters that you purchase from us will be--to the best of our abilities--raised as naturally as possible.  We strive at all times to give our animals the minerals and environment they need to allow them to stay healthy without chemical intervention.   

icelandic ewe and lamb grazing



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Some ribbons from our
fleeces---including a Best in Show for one of our own rams