Running Wild Yarn

Running Wild Ranch

Cormo Sheep, Alpacas, Fine Yarns & Fiber

Dennis and Rebecca McEuen

RR 59

Broadus, MT 59317

(406)427-5378

mceuen@rangeweb.net

All our Cormo sheep participate in a rigorous outdoor exercise program.

Cormo Covered Fleeces are a handspinners DREAM!

Check our fiber section for availability...

Scroll down to see the alpaca updates...we try to add news and humor to the website from this bunch of characters...

Updates

Visit our Stock for Sale Section to see many new alpaca listings.....

Grandson Liam with a white female baby alpaca....it doesn't get any cuter than that!

Stud Service Now Available!!

Click here to view our alpaca stud Mr. Tibbits and learn more about his pedigree.

Dobie and Clown

Angora Rabbit

Best of Friends

Guard Dog and Llama

Welcome to Running Wild Ranch!

Running Wild Ranch sprawls along the Powder River in the Southeastern corner of Montana, USA. The ranch consists of alfalfa fields along the river bottoms and summer pastures dotted with cottonwood trees.

Together with our two Great Pyrenees guard dogs, we summer pasture over 200 head of sheep along 18 miles of the Powder River.

For over fifteen years, we have been selecting and breeding Cormo sheep. The objective of our breeding program is to further propogate a hardy, fine fleece animal. In 1998, we began having our Cormo wool processed into roving and yarn. The response we have had to these wool products has been phenomenal. Recently, we began blending our Cormo wool with Angora rabbit and Alpaca fiber to create luscious feeling, wonderfully soft yarns.

We presently raise 65 head of Purebred Cormo sheep, Angora rabbits, Huacaya & Suri Alpacas, and commercial sheep. We do offer breeding stock and other animals for sale periodically. Check our stock for sale section or contact us for more information.

Winter Feeding Pictures

Two grandaughters on a Stroll with the sheep

New crop of ewes and lambs

A first timer's lamb, she's so proud!

Alpaca Updates

	No matter how hard we tried...this little alpaca was determined that this was the only way she was going to eat....Oh well.....whatever works!
"Above, Grandson Timothy and Dellaque or "DQ" as we call her are getting ready for the 4th of July parade. Just below that, the procession of returning home from the parade." Bottom picture, beautiful grandaughters with a beautiful alpaca.	Look who is new!! Just born on July 5th (the day after our outing to the 4th of July parade), it is Vanilla Cream. What a beautiful fleece.........