Drenth Heath Sheep
The Drenthe Heath Sheep is the oldest sheep breed in Western-Europe. It was most likely introduces from France to The Netherlands some 6000 years ago, particularly to the province of Drenthe.
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The Drenthe Heath Sheep is the oldest sheep breed in Western-Europe. It was most likely introduces from France to The Netherlands some 6000 years ago, particularly to the province of Drenthe.