American Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association

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WHY RAMBOUILLET SHEEP?

Rambouillet sheep are raised successfully in a range of climate conditions from the scarce brush area of Texas to the extreme cold winters of Wisconsin. Breeders are also realizing the possibilities of raising the Rambouillet in diverse international environments such as Mexico, India and Canada. The ability of the Rambouillet to produce both meat and wool of high quality, with little feed and at a wide range of temperatures, are the key factors to maximizing breeders' profits per acre. In this era of technology push, the producer must learn to minimize costs by increasing efficiency. The Rambouillet can attain this goal. For many years, the Rambouillet has been known as the profit "cornerstone" of the U.S. sheep industry.

2025 NAILE - November 6th-20th

2025 National Sale Results
2025 National Sale Micron Results
2025 National Wool Show Results
2025 National Jr. Show Results
2025 Online Sale Results
2024 NAILE Results
2024 National Sale Results
2024 National Jr. Show Results
2024 National Sale Micron Results
2024 ARSBA Online Sale Results

2025 NATIONAL CHAMPION RAM

National Champion Ram sold from Wyoming to Ohio
2025 NATIONAL CHAMPION EWE

National Champion Ewe sold from Minnesota to Wyoming

2025 RES. CHAMPION RAM

Reserve National Champion Ram sold from Minnesota to South Dakota 2025 RES. CHAMPION EWE

Reserve National Champion Ewe sold from South Dakota to Texas

2025 Newell Ram Sale

Supreme Champion Ram at the 2025 Newell Ram Show was shown by Chapman Rambouillet of Bison, S.D. NEWELL, SD – At the 80TH Annual Newell Ram Show on Sept. 18 Wade Kopren of Bison, S.D. judged the show and sorted the classes. He chose Lot #33 a Rambouillet from Chapman Rambouillet of Bison, S.D. as the Supreme Champion Ram. He chose Lot #102 a Suffolk from Dave Pearson, Hettinger, N.D. as the Supreme Champion Ewe.

The Erk Bros. of Newell, S.D. had the Champion Pen of Range Rams. The supreme fleece went to Dally Myers of Mud Butte, S.D.
The Raymond Garness Memorial Youth Credit went to Josie Tish of New Underwood, S.D.

Just over 170 head of rams and ewes sold buyers both online and in the seats. The sale averaged $548 for ewes and $938 for rams.
The top selling lot was Lot #33 from Chapman Rambouillet selling for $3800 to Ryle Millar, Sturgis, S.D. Visit Newell Ram Sale for more.