The Ovie Ranch is located in the Uintah Basin of Eastern Utah.

The Ovie Ranch specializes in raising pasture fed Navajo-Churro sheep.  We have a small flock of 24 ewes and 3 rams of registered Navajo-Churro Sheep. 

Navajo-Churro sheep are a rare breed which were first brought to the New World in the 16th century by the Spanish.  They are prized for their durable lustrous wool which is especially suitable for hand spinning, weaving and felting.  They are a hardy and disease resistant breed of sheep.

Wool is a renewable resource.  The girls are glad to make more next year.

Members of the Navajo-Churro Sheep Association.

Members of the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy.

Angora Goats!

We have recently added a small herd of Angora goats to the Ovie Ranch.  They are part of the pasture management team at the ranch.  Angora goats love to browse on trees and brush as well as a little bit of everything else.

Mohair is a soft, strong, warm, lightweight, and lusterous all natural fiber from Angora goats.  It is suitable for handspinning, weaving, felting, or blending with other fibers such as wool.  When blended with wool it will add strength and luster.

For more information on sheep, lamb, goats, wool or mohair for sale please contact us:  

Ovie Ranch                                                                                               

P.O. Box 235

Vernal, Utah 

84078                                                                                                                             

435-781-4176                                                                                                                        

churros@ovieranch.com