Alpines Steinschaf

Alpines Steinschaf
Country of origin	Austria; Germany;
Distribution	Austria; Germany; Italy;
Type	Mountain
Use	Wool, meat, vegetation management
Traits
Weight	Male: 55–80 kg; Female: 40–60 kg;
Skin color	Varied
Wool color	Varied
Horn status	Rams often horned, ewes usually polled
	Sheep; Ovis aries;

The Alpines Steinschaf is a breed of domestic sheep indigenous to the Eastern Alps of Austria and southern Germany. It is used for wool, meat and vegetation management.

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Traits

Country of origin	Austria^[1] Germany^[2]
Distribution	Austria^[1] Germany^[2] Italy
Type	Mountain
Use	Wool, meat, vegetation management
Weight	Male: 55–80 kg^[3] Female: 40–60 kg^[3]
Skin color	Varied
Wool color	Varied
Horn status	Rams often horned, ewes usually polled
Sheep Ovis aries