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South Central Katahdin Association

(SCKA) - Katahdin Hair Sheep

South Central Katahdin Association (SCKA) is a regional group of Katahdin hair sheep breeders covering states from Texas to Georgia – including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Each representative of our association is a member of Katahdin Hair Sheep International (KHSI). Formed in 1999 in New Iberia, LA, what started with a small group of Katahdin hair sheep breeders representing the Gulf Coast states has now grown to a membership in these fourteen states. The goal of the South Central Katahdin Association is threefold: To provide a marketing alliance for all members of the SCKA, To provide fellowship for our association, and To assist breeders of the Katahdin Hair Sheep in the sale and promotion of the breed. Thank you for visiting our website! And a note: If a visitor contacts one of our members from our site, please remember that all sales agreements are between you and the individual selling their sheep.

President’s Message

Hello All! Hope we have winter behind us and plenty of lambs running around. I want to welcome new and returning members. It is because of members we can do the things we do. Because of your dedication we were able to have our annual meeting and a Feild day. We are planning to have a Feild day again this year in October! Mississippi State has had three advisor committee meetings across the state and a Big small ruminitis day in Starkville, MS. I am proud to say SCKA board members have attended each event, way to go team! As you all know our annual meeting in Fayetteville is just around the corner in May. See our events section for full details; it's going to be a blast! I can't say enough about our board members, they are the backbone of the SCKA. I encourage everyone to check our website often and our Facebook page. I look forward to seeing y'all in Fayetteville. Safe Travels to All! From the white barn your president Jim Hill
SCKA brochure - South Central Katahdin Association
Payment through PayPal
SCKA FB page, "South Central Katahdin Assn-SCKA" is also a source for info regarding current and upcoming events among the regional groups for educational purposes, along with our "Sheep Corner" Facebook page.

2024 Katahdin Events

24th Annual Gathering and Private Treaty Sale, Pauline Whitaker Animal Science Center, 1335 W Knapp Dr, Fayetteville, AR on Friday-Saturday, May 17th & May 18th. Online RSVP here. Read keynote topics to be discussed here.
RSVP link to SCKA 24th Annual Gathering and Private Treaty Sale

Vice President’s Message

Greetings everyone. I hope those currently engaged in lambing are experiencing a successful lambing season. I trust the snow storms, particularly in the upper Midwest, weren't too harsh on the livestock. Down here in the southeast, we're enjoying a pleasant warming trend. Spring is making its presence known – daffodils are in bloom, martin scouts have made their appearance, and the pastures are taking on a green hue. Our annual meeting and gathering will be held May 17th and 18th in Fayetteville, AR. It seems to be shaping up very nicely with our large number of sponsors and great topics that will be covered over the two day event. I would like to thank our board member in Arkansas that has put a great amount of time and effort in planning this event. We look forward to seeing everyone that will be able to join us at what I think is going to be a great event! Angeliki Polles, Vice President, SCKA

South Central Katahdin Association (SCKA) - Katahdin Hair Sheep

South Central Katahdin Association (SCKA) is a regional group of Katahdin hair sheep breeders covering states from Texas to Georgia – including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Each representative of our association is a member of Katahdin Hair Sheep International (KHSI). Formed in 1999 in New Iberia, LA, what started with a small group of Katahdin hair sheep breeders representing the Gulf Coast states has now grown to a membership in these fourteen states. The goal of the South Central Katahdin Association is threefold: To provide a marketing alliance for all members of the SCKA, To provide fellowship for our association, and To assist breeders of the Katahdin Hair Sheep in the sale and promotion of the breed. Thank you for visiting our website! And a note: If a visitor contacts one of our members from our site, please remember that all sales agreements are between you and the individual selling their sheep.

President’s Message

Hello All! Hope we have winter behind us and plenty of lambs running around. I want to welcome new and returning members. It is because of members we can do the things we do. Because of your dedication we were able to have our annual meeting and a Feild day. We are planning to have a Feild day again this year in October! Mississippi State has had three advisor committee meetings across the state and a Big small ruminitis day in Starkville, MS. I am proud to say SCKA board members have attended each event, way to go team! As you all know our annual meeting in Fayetteville is just around the corner in May. See our events section for full details; it's going to be a blast! I can't say enough about our board members, they are the backbone of the SCKA. I encourage everyone to check our website often and our Facebook page. I look forward to seeing y'all in Fayetteville. Safe Travels to All! From the white barn your president Jim Hill
Payment through PayPal
South Central Katahdin Association South Central Katahdin Association Contact Information: Jean Adams, Promotion and Web Contact  (337) 515-4240
© 2024 South Central Katahdin Association • All Rights Reserved • No portion of this website may be reproduced without the express written consent of South Central Katahdin Association.
SCKA brochure - South Central Katahdin Association
SCKA FB page, "South Central Katahdin Assn-SCKA" is also a source for info regarding current and upcoming events among the regional groups for educational purposes, along with our "Sheep Corner" Facebook page.

2024 Katahdin Events

24th Annual Gathering and Private Treaty Sale, Pauline Whitaker Animal Science Center, 1335 W Knapp Dr, Fayetteville, AR on Friday-Saturday, May 17th & May 18th. Online RSVP here. Read keynote topics to be discussed here.
RSVP link to SCKA 24th Annual Gathering and Private Treaty Sale

Vice President’s Message

Greetings everyone. I hope those currently engaged in lambing are experiencing a successful lambing season. I trust the snow storms, particularly in the upper Midwest, weren't too harsh on the livestock. Down here in the southeast, we're enjoying a pleasant warming trend. Spring is making its presence known – daffodils are in bloom, martin scouts have made their appearance, and the pastures are taking on a green hue. Our annual meeting and gathering will be held May 17th and 18th in Fayetteville, AR. It seems to be shaping up very nicely with our large number of sponsors and great topics that will be covered over the two day event. I would like to thank our board member in Arkansas that has put a great amount of time and effort in planning this event. We look forward to seeing everyone that will be able to join us at what I think is going to be a great event! Angeliki Polles, Vice President, SCKA