Baluchi Sheep

The Baluchi sheep is a breed of domestic sheep which was originated from now southern Afghanistan, eastern Iran and southwest Pakistan. It is a member of the fat-tailed sheep breeds, and it is raised mainly for wool production.  
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Average annual fleece weight is between 1.3 and 1.8 kg.
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The breed is also known by some other names such as Araghi, Baluchi Dumda, Farahani, Khorasani, Khurasani, Mengali, Neini, Naeini, Mengali, Shinwari, Taraki and Yazdi.
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The Baluchi sheep are smaller sized animals.
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Average live body weight of the mature Baluchi ewes is around 35 kg. And the mature rams on average weight up to 40 kg.
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They are strong animals, and they are well adapted to their local climates.
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