Species: Sheep
Breed: Kenguri
General Information | |
Species | Sheep |
Synonym | Tenguri |
Breeding Tract | Raichur, Koppala (Karnataka) |
Comment On Breeding Tract | Some Animals Are Also Found In The Adjoining Area Of Bagalkote, Gulbarga And Bellary Districts. |
Main Use | Food – Meat |
Origin | Both The Names I.E Kenguri And Tenguri Are Derived From The Characteristic Coat Colour Of The Breed (Kemp=Red + Kuri= Sheep; Teng=Coconut, Kuri= Sheep). |
Herd Book Or Rigister Established | No |
Breed Societies(If Any) | No |
Morphology | |
Colour | The Body Coat Is Dark Brown Or Coconut Coloured. In Most Cases, There Is A White Spot On The Forehead And Sometimes On Legs And Other Body Parts Also. Some Of The Kenguri Sheep Have Black Belly And Are Known As Jodka |
Horns Present | Male |
Number Of Horns | 2 |
Horns Shape And Size | Horns Are Found In Males Only. Thick, Corrugated & Curved With Pointed Tips Runnining Backward, Outward And Downward. |
Visible Characteristics | Hairy, Medium Sized Animals. |
Hair Or Wool | Hair |


|
Male |
Female |
Height (Avg Cm) |
74.7 |
67.3 |
Body Length (Avg Cm |
64.7 |
64.1 |
Heart Girth (Avg Cm) |
81.5 |
78.4 |
Weight (Avg Kg) |
52.6 |
35.9 |
Birth Weight (Avg Kg) |
2.7 |
2.6 |