Kerry Hill is a breed of domestic sheep known for its distinctive white face and black ears. Originating from the Kerry region in Wales, these sheep are primarily raised for their meat and wool. They are recognized for their hardiness and adaptability to various climates, making them popular among farmers. The breed is characterized by its medium size and strong build, with a well-proportioned body. Kerry Hills are known for their excellent foraging abilities, allowing them to thrive in diverse grazing conditions. Their wool is of good quality, often used in the textile industry for various products.