Depends what they looked like, might have reared twins on Cotswold brash and take £30 to get the back in a reasonable condition.
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
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But it’s the chance that they were cheap… I hate the thought of people who aren’t me buying cheap sheep… I have an addiction to fuel you know
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- Cheshire
Nice to see you lot are supporting the Beef Price Tracker
Should have come down then, it’s not very far for you.
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3 hours according to Google maps
livestock 1
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5 for you then
(with a few stops)
Support would a loose description, f**king traitors should be shot at dawn.
livestock 1
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Thought we all came as a package?
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Tell you what. When this TFF get together happens there’s going to be some sore ribs before I buy a round!!
livestock 1
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Come on even ‘experts’ can have an off day
I think I’m unavailable that night, my ribs won’t take the hurricane
Aspiring Peasants
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Darlington
Prime Lambs (1141) – Marvellous lambs bounce back with a bang! Weighed straight and sold great as the lamb trade this week rocketed in some style, todays average of £116.36 and 272ppk (SQQ 274ppk) is not only a solid £19 per head and 42ppk improvement on last week but puts us back well ahead of the corresponding week last year which lagged at £96 and 229ppk. Chris Wright of A.Wright & Son of Boston, Lincolnshire returned to the fold as a buyer this week and placed the bid which secured the top priced lambs per kilo, a pair of superb 44kg Beltex from G Thompson & Sons, Softley Farm sold at 331 pence. On the Starship Enterprise with the top price per head today were a fabulous quintet of 49kg Texel lambs from Nottinghamshire’s Ian Kirk, Woodside Farm when they were knocked down to Roots Farm Shop, East Rounton, Northallerton at £156. Plenty of lambs today sold beyond £140 and it was great to see that 300 pence per kilo was achieved by many on what could be one of the best sheep trades August has ever seen.
Lambs – Top prices ppk 331 302 295 G Thompson & Sons. 326 307 S&D Ferrie. 324 291 M Radford. 318 311 297 295 294 292 291 288×2 I Kirk. 305 301 300 297×2 J&A Moralee. 304 288 287 I Burn & Sons. 302×2 300 297 288 285 PJ&MP Gilhespy. 302×2 R Valks. 302 TN Callender. 297 292 P Tindale. 297 William Tindale. 293 287 JA&A Herbert. 293 W.K M.M Lamb. 293 284 KJ&SS Bell. 290 K&PM Lough. 289 PD Shepherd Farm. 289 P&CM Graham. 287 JE Stobbs & Son. 287 M&A Gaskin.
Lead Grossing Lambs £156 £140 £137.50 £134×2 £132.50×2 £127 I Kirk. £150.50 £137 £127.50 D Chapman. £146 £130 G Thompson & Sons. £142 £131 £130×2 £129 PJ&MP Gilhespy. £140 £136 £135 M&A Gaskin. £140 P Cockburn. £140 R Tookey & Son. £139 £136 R Valks. £136 TN Callender. £136 PD Shephers Farms. £136 £128 JT Wilson. £135 S Straughan. £134 S Coote. £133 M Radford. £132 R Olley. £131.50 £126.50 J Pallister & Sons. £131.50 D&PH Brown. £131 £126×2 KJ&SS Bell. £129 J Gilson.
Cast Ewes & Rams (534) – Trade slightly more unpredictable this week, some of the better ewes appear a faster trade as do some leaner hill types yet the buyers certainly craved value for money whenever at all possible, a sale average of £93 for ewes and £100 for the tups is certainly still very good for the time of year. Top of the sale were a magical pair of pure Texel ewes from Phil Dawson, Nunstainton which reached the heights of £200; a plainer offering of Mule ewes sold to £120 and averaged £82 whilst the Swaledales averaged £49 throughout.
Lead Grossing Cast Sheep £200 £186 £150 P Dawson. £184 £162 £131 FR&AL Lyth. £180 £140×2 £128×3 C Dawson. £170 £160 £140 £135 £120 F Ward. £160 £140 £130 PR&V Barlow & Son. £160 £128×2 JW&J Collin. £150×2 £140 £134 D Chapman. £140 MW&M Skidmore. £140 TM Darling & Son. £130 SM Donaldson. £130 £124 D&PH Brown. £129 J Pallister & Sons. £128 £124 TN Callender. £124 M&A Gaskin.
livestock 1
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It’s nice that you all missed me 
BTW sickness broke last night, proper 24 hour job. Pretty much right today, but washed out and had to stop pretty regularly while mineral dosing weaned hoggs. But some would say that’s normal for me anyroad.
BTW sickness broke last night, proper 24 hour job. Pretty much right today, but washed out and had to stop pretty regularly while mineral dosing weaned hoggs. But some would say that’s normal for me anyroad.
I can’t believe we where at the same sale yesterday, I could have bought half a cup of hot water and watered down my tea so we could have a drink together.
Aspiring Peasants
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Just copy and paste from the reportThanks
How do you do that ?
livestock 1
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Yes I still can’t do it on an I phone
I’m not half as entertaining in the flesh
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Old fart