The Comeback Sheep is a type of domestic sheep which was originated from Australia. It was first developed by crossing a British long-wool cross back to Merino sheep. But more recently, the type has been produced by crossing some popular sheep breeds such as the Corriedale and Polwarth with the Merino. Main aim of the cross was to develop a finer, better style of wool. Wool of the Comeback sheep style is also produced by Cormo, Bond and Polwarth sheep. And these breeds may prove easier to breed than the Comebacks. Today, Australia has approximately three million sheep of this

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