Coyote Acres & Sheep Trax

08/27/2026

Two females left from Bailey's spring litter, still searching for their forever home! Having parents like Shredder and Bailey means that they were predestined to have the nicest temperaments you could ask for. Bengals can be aloof and standoffish, especially when they are still in their family unit, usually bonding very quickly to their new families after they leave mom and siblings, This litter came pre-sweetened!
Like typical Bengals, they are not keen on being held. But that doesn't mean they won't be right in your face, especially when you are doing something. Doesn't matter what, particularly, but they (and especially the darker one) are most helpful when it involves water.
Extra special bargain to someone who takes the pair and keeps them together! They are very bonded and the older they get, the more bonded they become.
PM anytime!

08/21/2026

This is what it's come to. Sheep theft is a burgeoning industry and it's hitting scarily close to home. I need to take keys to go feed rams now.

08/10/2026

We had what may be our best summer sale ever this past weekend, and we want to thank all the buyers and bidders, especially the ones who made the end such a nail-biter! There are sheep going from BC to Nova Scotia and even one ram off to a Kansas buyer.
Averages and highlights:
Canadian Arcott ewes ave. $750 (high $900)
Hampshire ewes ave. $875 (high $1200)
Horned Dorset ewes- $650
Polled Dorset ewes ave. $825 (high $1000)
Shropshire ewes ave. $775 (high $850)
Suffolk ewes ave. $1125 (high $2100)
Commercial ewes ave. $629 (high $700)
Canadian Arcott rams ave. $1550 (high $2300)
Hampshire rams ave. $2500 (high $3000)
Horned Dorset ram $2875
Polled Dorset rams ave. $1700 (high $1900)
Shropshire ram $750
Suffolk rams ave. $1433 (high $1800)

08/08/2026

08/05/2026

07/30/2026

We have our first Youth Incentive winner to showcase!
Meet Atley Stoney, our second-place junior winner. Atley is 10 years old, from Sangudo. He is a member of the Cherhill 4-H Multi Club, and in his first year he did a prospect ewe project. Obviously he took to it, as he now has six sheep in his flock. He is shown here with his Canadian Arcott ewe lamb Sheep Trax Pyper 12P. Atley likes food names for his sheep, so he has already nicknamed this girl "Pancake". Thanks for your submission Atley, and we hope this starts you well on your way to a purebred flock in the future!
In the coming days we will once again post the list of all the generous producers who contributed to this fund so we could assist more kids on their purebred journeys.