You will be eligible the following year though?
I'm not sure how that's much different to me for example complaining that I wouldn't get the Upland Sheep Support Scheme payment because I had decided to winter my Hoggs away for a year?
Not everyone can claim all the subsidies all the time...
Had one here on demo earlier in the year when I was looking to trade in my manitou but didn't really get on with it. It's a grand simple machine that was very competitively priced and could certainly shove. But found it had frustratingly slow cycle times for mucking out etc. We also thought it...
There is a number of my cows that can be fairly snotty at calving time which I don't mind - if I want very maternal, motherly cows I think you have to accept that they are going to be protective of their calves. Just the same as a good blackie ewe will stand and fight the dog at lambing time...
Galloway's would be the choice of the two, belties are probably the least productive of the Galloway's though in my experience.
A nice field of herefords would look bloody smart in that situation as well as being productive and docile
Serves me right. He's a far more breedy type rather than a straight forward hill tup like I'd usually buy. Got talked into it after a few beers at a tup viewing 🤷
Aye the big horns are only really an issue in this group of ewes that I had shed off to use this expensive tup on with the hope of keeping some tup lambs off him 🤦 it's never really an issue I have too much bother with
Have had a new tup throwing some hooring big horns this year. Have had to lamb far too many that look like this..
He will be straight onto the trailer to longtown this week
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