Yes dogs/foxs eating carcasses and contaminating pastures,Ours was off rented ground with lots dog walkers, and neighbours who weren't clearing up deadstock.Gave up ground and never had a case since,
Some of the buyers you wonder do they ever look at a kill sheet, let alone match it to a particular lot number.Butcher buyers are far more selective in their lamb selection imo.
On same theme to try a ram lamb would you put with a small group of 20 or so and leave for couple cycles or put with larger mob until20 marked then cover with experienced ram.
Sometimes don't think they know what they want for them,I don't make an offer when playing silly buggers , this one gripes a bit as I really liked the bull.
Yes you dealt with same folk? Trouble is can you believe anything they tell you? Had one take bulls to Stirling only to sell 2 grand less than home ask.
Bough Lleyn ram to increase prolificy in flock .Been pleased with results but had increase in foot problems yet the ram never lame.Has anyone any tips which breeders to avoid or go to for next ram as don't like culling what appear to be good young ewes.
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