Dorper Lamb Whole Share

Current Share Details

Dorper Lamb Whole Share is a Master’s tier Dorper lamb share from Circle 7 Meats. The current offer is Whole only, with a conservative 40 lb floor take-home weight. Price is $15.50/lb, or $620 total. A 25% deposit ($155) holds the animal; the balance is invoiced before ship or pickup.

Why This Share Exists

This page is built for buyers comparing real farm-direct meat prices, not commodity grocery labels. Circle 7 publishes a conservative take-home floor so the share is easy to compare against other ranches. Many competitors quote hanging weight and bill processing separately. These Circle 7 prices are finished, packaged, ready for pickup or ship, and tied to the meat you actually take home.

How Reservation Works

Reserve the share with a 25% deposit. Circle 7 confirms the harvest window, cut sheet timing, and final balance before fulfillment. The published take-home weight is intentionally conservative for Google Merchant Center and buyer trust; actual yield may come in higher. Fulfillment ships from Colorado City, Arizona, while the ranch identity and NAP remain Mt. Pleasant, Utah.

Market Position

Dorper lands upper-middle of the $10 to $18/lb researched farm-direct lamb take-home band. Circle 7 prices are stated on a take-home, packaged, all-in basis. The farm-direct competitor range in the market study was converted from hanging-weight quotes plus processing so buyers can compare on the same basis.

What You Get

The share is custom-cut, vacuum-sealed, and flash-frozen. Beef shares include steaks, roasts, brisket, short ribs, stew meat, ground beef, bones, and optional organs. Pork shares include chops, shoulder, ham, ribs, belly, bacon or fresh belly choices, sausage or ground pork, hocks, and optional fat or organs. Lamb shares include chops, leg, shoulder, shanks, ground lamb, rack options, neck, and optional organs.

FAQs

Is this price hanging weight or take-home weight? The price is shown against conservative packaged take-home weight, all-in. That is the buyer-friendly number because it reflects the meat that lands in your freezer.

Is the deposit the full price? No. The deposit is 25% of the current listed price. It holds the animal. The remaining balance is invoiced before ship or pickup.

Can the harvest date move? Yes. Oct 15, 2026 is the earliest harvest for the current Black Angus, Berkshire, Dorper, and Rambouillet listings and may move later. F1 Wagyu is listed for Mar 15, 2027. Full Blood Wagyu timing is still TBD.

How do I reserve or ask a question? Use the share reservation page or contact Circle 7 directly so the ranch can confirm current availability before payment.