The Whitefaced Dartmoor Characteristics White head and face Face of ewe to be free of wool Ears short and thick, with occasional black spots on them Nose black, face broad and bold Male sheep may be horned Neck - strong and massive by shoulder and of medium length Breast deep and prominent Body of medium length, deep and broad Good broad tail

Ability to withstand either very wet or hard winters, without detriment to subsequent Lambing season or to wool. Wool Average weight of wool 12-16lb (5-7kg) from ewe, 10-16lb (4-7kg) from hoggs. Under suitable conditions much heavier fleeces are possible and shears up to 21lb (9kg) have been recorded by breeders. White of good stable with a fairly strong curl The wool should be moderately greasy. MORE