SPRING 2026

SPRING 2026 Shearing Request Form
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**If you are requesting a shearing demonstration or have over 100 head, please call or email instead. Colin (959)444-5566 / Siri (781)264-0430 / yankeerockfarm@gmail.com
Have we shorn for you before?
If you are a new client, how did you find us?
Name

First NameLast Name
Phone Number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Email Address
example@example.com
Would you like your email added to our "shearing reminder list"? It's 2 or 3 emails each year.
Do you prefer text or email?
Back-Up Contact: Provide the name and phone number for someone we can reach close to shearing day if we do cannot get a hold of you.

First NameLast Name
Back-Up Contact: Phone Number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Address (where sheep are located, not your address if you live off-farm)

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState

Postal / Zip Code
State Abbreviation
Ex. VT, NY, MA
What is your ideal shearing month(s)? The months listed below are the only months we have openings for.
If you are lambing, when? For everyone's safety (but mostly your sheep's), we discourage shearing within 4 weeks of earliest due dates, while ewes are nursing lambs, and 1-2 weeks after weaning.
ex. Jan 1 - Feb 10
List specific dates/days of the week absolutely NOT available for you. Vacations, weddings, days you cannot get off work.
How many sheep do you have to shear?
It's okay if this number changes by a few before your appointment. Send us a message if this changes significantly between now and shearing.
What breed(s) of sheep do you have to shear?
This helps us estimate how many minutes/sheep during shearing.
How many times will the shearer need to move their set up to a new spot?
If we only need to set up once, put "0". Setting up more than once requires more time and may mean an additional charge for that time.
Preparing for Shearing

All of the information below can also be found on our website, www.yankeerockfarm.com, under Shearing - Preparation and Contact.
Sheep must be penned up near the shearing area the night before shearing.
Sheep must be dry to shear. If you lay a tissue on your sheep and it gets damp, they are too wet to shear.
Sheep must have NO food for 20 hours prior to shearing and water must be removed from the catch pen before we start shearing. Sheep WILL step in or knock over water while you catch them and then be wet.
Shearing should be done in a clean, safe area. This means dry, well lit, mostly level, and where other animals (especially guard animals) won't run into us, kick us, bite us, or ram us.
We shear primarily with electric shears. We can blade shear and have one small machine that runs on battery.
We do not recommend vaccinating or deworming with shearing. This creates more stress for sheep, reduces medication effectiveness, and we've been jabbed with too many needles holding your sheep for you.
Pricing & Logistics
Our minimum charge is $150, so if the total charge would be less than $150 (ex. 2 sheep x $15 + $100 = $130) we will charge $150.

Flocks Less than 50 Head
- $80-100 set-up and travel fee
- $8-15/head
Flocks of 50 or More
- $70-100 set-up fee
- $5-7/head for adults
- $4-5/head for lambs
If you need to cancel or reschedule, let us know as soon as possible.
If we arrive for a shearing appointment and sheep are not penned, not dry, and not fasted we WILL NOT shear. These conditions are UNSAFE for YOUR SHEEP and shearer.
We accept cash, check, and Venmo. If you have questions or additional information we need to know, put it here.
Thank you!

If you submit this form that means you are on the list and will hear from us eventually.If you schedule with another shearer and no longer need our services PLEASE let us know.
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SPRING 2026 Shearing Request Form

Preparing for Shearing

Pricing & Logistics

Thank you!