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What is the going rate to charge a customer for sourcing and buying sheep and then organising the transportation to their premises?
It depends, if you're honest, on how much luck you get from the vendors.What is the going rate to charge a customer for sourcing and buying sheep and then organising the transportation to their premises?
Breeding sheep, few thousand and then rams to serve.Your gonna have too give us more info here …
We talking riding round the country buying decker loads of lambs in 20 different markets week in week out or buying 3 tups at a ram sale maybe the off breeding ewe at the same sale?
I usually pay for the sheep and transport, I then charge them and add £1 head if they where bought at a decent price, £2 if it thought they where really cheap.
It is but wouldn’t do it for people that I didn’t know or trust (probably bit me on backside now). Usually get paid a couple of days after they arrive. I get the luck and cash for paying on the day as well, it’s well worth my time.That's a lot of money to outlay for a few hundred pounds return?
Breeding sheep, few thousand and then rams to serve.
50p a head for store lambs and £10 a head for tups. Mart invoices customer and deducts the fees to pay you.What is the going rate to charge a customer for sourcing and buying sheep and then organising the transportation to their premises?