In sheep breeding, meat, milk and wool yields are sought after and therefore studies are conducted to increase these yields. Our purpose in this study was to reveal histological and histometric changes in hair follicles and skin of Awassi lambs which were subject to different feedings. In the study, 24 male, 2.5 months old, Awassi lambs breeding in the Southern Anatolia Agricultural Research Institute were used as the material. Animals were divided into three groups (1st group feed with only mothers milk, 2nd group feed with milk remaining in the mammary gland after mother's milk was drawn and 3 rd group feed with mother milk and raw feed ), group containing 8 animals each. Animals were cared and fed for 75 days. Histological and histometric differences between the groups were determined. In conclusion, there was no difference in terms of the distribution of the connective tissue fibers and the density between the groups, for this reason, nutrition is not effective in this aspect. The group to which were given mother milk had the thickest dermis layer and lesser hair follicle; therefore, this may be said to be important in leather industry.