Any prices from Hawes?

[livestock 1]

I honestly don’t know...can’t see it improving tho unfortunately

Could be some cheap lambs at the 20000 sale late on at lazonby

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Could be some cheap lambs at the 20000 sale late on at lazonby

Probably will be

 

[livestock 1]

Probably will be

They will still have a base though even if it’s store value

 

[beefsheeparable]

76 was only the nemsa average at Bentham, overall average on the day was in the mid 60s I think

 

[livestock 1]

76 was only the nemsa average at Bentham, overall average on the day was in the mid 60s I think

Got told Bentham was 23 down. Don’t know if that’s nemsa or both

 

[beefsheeparable]

Think they worded the report cleverly to try and make the average look better

 

[marcot]

Oops just 're read the title ...[emoji15]

 

[dazza b]

76 was only the nemsa average at Bentham, overall average on the day was in the mid 60s I think

Average overall was £74 was in office when they worked it out

 

[beefsheeparable]

Ahh ok, I stand corrected! First sale at skipton sounds good compared to most after it

 

[Farmer_Joe]

was at skipton today i took some BM ewes poor trade! (gambled should have waited for the BM special sale) however the shearings seemed pretty good i thought

 

[hally]

could only put it down to the fact you maybe dont rely on the south-country buyers the same as we do.

Scotch bred mules definitely selling better than swale bred though. Hexham only £3 back on year

 

[TALDLONKTUP2]

Scotch bred mules definitely selling better than swale bred though. Hexham only £3 back on year

Yes, there was a lot of hawes lambs going to scotland today.

 

[livestock 1]

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Yes, there was a lot of hawes lambs going to scotland today.

The poor framed sheep are taking a hit this time. Hexham scotch mules at the first sale are usually good carcassed sheep

 

[ewefool]

Second lamb sale at Stirling was back £10.

Think us Scots got best of the mule ewe lamb sales this year though for the end of August/start of September sales. Generally lambs were similar on year.

. I would think lambs at least twenty pound down at Stirling yesterday. I know market report might tell you a different story but that’s what it looked and felt like, it also won’t tell you about the pens that were run out of the ring unsold , wasn’t a good day to be selling.

 

[DB67]

. I would think lambs at least twenty pound down at Stirling yesterday. I know market report might tell you a different story but that’s what it looked and felt like, it also won’t tell you about the pens that were run out of the ring unsold , wasn’t a good day to be selling.

Aye heard it wasn’t good. And last year wasn’t good either. Big number of lambs for a second sale. A lot would have been better sold at first sale. One thing for sure is, plain wee ones are not in demand at all.

 

[ewefool]

Think alot tried to sell at first sale and never got them away but just about everyone took a hammering yesterday , feel for the men who only ever sell at that sale every year but had to compete with the ones left over from the first sale.

 

[msheep66]

Average at Hawes over the 2 days was £79.06 down £21 on last year.

 

[Skintagain]

Didn’t help with the pounding rain on the day by the photos I saw as it showed up how scrawny some were.

Like it or not these mules need some body putting into them.

 

[livestock 1]

Didn’t help with the pounding rain on the day by the photos I saw as it showed up how scrawny some were.

Like it or not these mules need some body putting into them.

It’s the little short arsed swale tups to blame

 

[muleman]

Didn’t help with the pounding rain on the day by the photos I saw as it showed up how scrawny some were.

Like it or not these mules need some body putting into them.

like it or not they need some colour puting into their faces,my darker coloured ones were making £15-20 more than my light coloured ones.