Angel Crossing Farm
Featuring Cormo Sheep and Wool
About Us
Angel Crossing Farm is located in Damascus,
Maryland in the rolling hills of Northern Montgomery
County and is owned and operated by Patty and Victor
Loun. We are breeders of registered Cormo Sheep.
Cormo sheep are a cross of Superfine Saxon Merinos
and Corriedale breeds that originated in Tasmania,
Australia. Cormo sheep produce fine wool that is
white, and soft with a long staple length. Cormo fleece
and Cormo roving are excellent for hand spinning.
Cormo yarn is a wonderful knitting or weaving yarn for
next-to-the-skin type garments. Our breeding stock
were carefully selected to enhance the highest quality
Cormo Sheep characteristics and our breeding
practices support the continuation of these fine
qualities.
Cormo Characteristics:
 | | Pleasant Disposition
|
 | | Easy to Manage
|
 | | White wool, Open faced, polled breed
|
 | | Fleece - fiber diameter 21 - 23 microns, soft, white, |
| | staple length 3 1/2 to 5 1/2 inches, 5 to 8 lbs per adult ewe
|
 | | Excellent hand spinning fiber, Soft, bouncy yarn
|
 | | Adult weights - Ewes 120 to 160 lbs, Rams 160 - |
| | 200 lbs
|
 | | Ewes typically deliver twins unassisted |
| | |
Latest News
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival 2009
Despite the rainy weekend we had a great year at
MSWF. Our 2008 Montgomery County Fair Supreme
champion Ewe won 2nd place in the Fleece Show for
Cormo Breed! Ellie is pictured on our Fair News
page.
Lambs
We are cutting back on breeding awaiting the new
blood lines being imported By Barb Janay. This year
we had four lambs from our finest ewes, 2 ewes and 2
rams. They are quite nice and will be ready for new
homes in August.
New Breed Association
This year we also joined the new Cormo breed
association, the Cormo Breeders Coalition, Inc. Our
goal is to increase our opportunities to buy and sell
registered sheep with known pedigrees. To learn
more about Cormo sheep and the new association
click here. Cormo Breeders Coalition, Inc.