FFS , at least he was genetically sound , i moved the main lot of ewes back to feb this year , with another lot in april , looks like any break between the two is now going to be filled with bloody hoggs , Father always said thigs happen for a reason , remember our suffolk tup got in with our ewes late one year in the 70s , , turned out the two BL ram lambs we bought to tup them were both infertile , damn good job he did as we wouldnt have had any lambs that year
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He’ll of served all of them you can bet!! Not that it’s a problem but I bet he’s more fertile than a 50,000 texel show winner !!Found a Suffolk rig this morning chasing a Cheviot cull ewe around. Grabbed him and he’s got 1 ball tucked right up the inside of his leg. He’s now in with 50 blackie tup lambs inside. I almost feel sorry for him. Almost…
Never been beaten…Some call him Stallone, I've no idea why
PANIC!!!!
Just gone too feed the older blackie tups, 1 with the BIG double curled horns is missing. Can’t find him in the yard, not on the lane. Just found him 600 yards up the lane in with a bunch of lean blackie feeding ewes I’m troughing too build them up a bit.that was close. If he’d turned the other way on the lane the next stop is 204 Cheviot Mule ewes. Now that would ruin my sunday!
Hell… I know he was in the shed when I went for dinner. I hope the texel tups have done their duty first then!!
Not as much as the rest...but in the end it works out the same
5.70?
Some call him Stallone, I've no idea why
..........Or maybe he tenderises his own beef at the cold store......
Who was it from Bristol?
If Dunbia are on 5.70 that is well below other deadweight quotes!
Where is that?
I don’t think so just seen it and thought it was of interest
