We’re Patria and Christian Lincoln-Meny, a husband-and-wife team stepping into the world of sheep shearing with open hearts, steady hands, and a deep respect for the animals we work with. Our focus is on small flocks and wool breeds—where the quality of the fleece and the comfort of the sheep come first.

Patria comes from a background in fashion and textiles, with a lifelong love of knitting and fiber arts. Her passion for wool runs deep, and she brings a keen eye for fleece quality and a gentle touch to every shearing. Christian is the Director of Conservation Ranching for Montana Audubon, where he works to support sustainable land stewardship across the state. His understanding of animal care and ecological balance shapes our approach to ethical, low-stress shearing.

Though this is our first season shearing professionally, we’ve trained under Wade Koepren and Brent Roeder through the Montana State University Extension Program—learning the craft with care, humility, and a commitment to doing things right. We’re not just here to shear; we’re here to build relationships with ranchers, fiber artists, and the animals themselves.

We believe in slow, thoughtful work, in honoring the traditions of wool, and in helping small flock owners feel confident and supported. Whether you're raising heritage breeds, spinning your own yarn, or simply caring for a few beloved sheep, we’re here to help—one fleece at a time.