Sheep Magazine Print Magazine

I got my first issue and it was their last print issue and they coverted it over to country living. Won't be renewing this.

It a was filled with lots of very good informantion.

This magazine is our of print as of summer 2019 - do not purchase at this time.

I look forward to the mag. every month. It is a great source of infomation, as well as beautiful photos of the sheep that sheep herders love.

Very informative, waiting for more issues.

I met the love of my life in this magazine. Although she is tame, she can be a bit wild at times, which in my opinion is one of her greatest attributes. She is extremely gregarious and is often referred to as the life of the party. I must say, I never knew I could have this much fun with my delicate, yet gossamer beauty. I’m truly thankful for magazines like this that have broken the down the various barriers of love and look forward to reading other positive experiences that stem from the taboo clutches of society.

Sheep! Magazine is the only periodical really interested in helping real sheep people get a lot more profit.It's NOT an "industrial" type rag that just re-prints government gobbledygook--it's always and only focused on real sheep growers and how they make good money on their own.Lots of sheep growers from all over the world write in to Sheep! Magazine sharing their experiences, questions, updates and discoveries.Sheep! has a world-famous vet that answers questions, a top shearer that does the same, the world's foremost predator guy, an Almanac section that tells about high-paying ethnic and religious sheep consumers--what they need and the dates they're going to buy--plus lots of price tables that help decide what to charge.After some serious math, I figured we made about 8 times the cost of the subscription back each year, without even working at it.I don't always agree with its editorial positions, but hey, the magazine makes me money so it's worth it. If you do purebreds, I recommend listing in the magazine, no other (for the $) even came close to their return.