Dorper & Rambouillet Lamb

Utah lamb shares
with clear take-home pricing.

Circle 7's current lamb program includes Dorper and Rambouillet whole lamb shares. Pricing is shown on a finished, packaged take-home basis: Dorper at $620 for a 40 lb floor and Rambouillet at $513 for a 38 lb floor.

Current Lamb Program

Two lamb shares. One clear comparison.

Dorper is Circle 7's Master's tier lamb share: a 40 lb conservative take-home floor at $15.50/lb, or $620 total. Rambouillet is the Reserve tier lamb share: a 38 lb conservative take-home floor at $13.50/lb, or $513 total.

Both current lamb shares are pasture-raised, grass-fed, grain-finished, and listed with no antibiotics and no added hormones. Oct 15, 2026 is the earliest harvest window and may move later.

Compare Current Shares

Lamb Cuts

Range-tier lamb. Straight from the ranch.

Lamb Chops

$18 / lb

The cut we lead with. Quick on the grill.

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Frenched Lamb Rack

From $24 / lb

Centerpiece roast. Bones cleaned.

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Loin Chops

From $20 / lb

T-bone of the lamb. Tender and quick.

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Leg of Lamb (Bone-In)

From $14 / lb

Sunday roast. 4-6 lb avg.

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Leg of Lamb (Boneless)

From $15 / lb

Butterflied. Marinate and grill.

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Lamb Shanks

From $13 / lb

Braise low and slow. Falls off the bone.

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Ground Lamb

From $12 / lb

Burgers, kofta, ragu, gyros.

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Dorper Lamb Whole Share

$620 · 40 lb floor

Master's tier lamb, priced on packaged take-home weight.

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Rambouillet Lamb Whole Share

$513 · 38 lb floor

Reserve tier lamb with the lowest current whole-share ticket.

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Cooking

It's lamb. Not lamb anxiety.

If you've avoided lamb because of a childhood Sunday roast that smelled like a candle, the current Circle 7 lamb program is built for a cleaner, milder eating experience. Pan-sear chops 3 minutes a side over high heat. Internal target 130F for medium-rare. Rest 5 minutes. Salt, pepper, maybe a clove of garlic in the pan. That's the whole technique.

For shoulder and shanks, low and slow with red wine, stock, and aromatics. For racks, reverse sear like a steak.

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