Well that's my opinion, I got on great with Luke, I'd be interested to see the sheep numbers and avg prices at Dingwall since he went there,I wouldn’t quite go that farhe’ll go all big headed!
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Cracking day at Dingwall & Highland Marts Limited yesterday, after being so late in the sale, all tups still sold well. Thank you to all the bidders, buyers and staff at the mart. Special mention...
Not many you see with the length behind a head like that, very clean and correct, an outstanding sheep
Next tup had entered the ring before the previous had exited
He's a nice tup, but is he not very open toed?
In the past there have been Sutherland tups headed back home. Hope the march fences are good.
Thought that was a Hill Tup sale. He's certainly bought by Hill Boys, Real Hills.I don’t know if I really like that park stuff….
That is a fear with the rise in popularity of the hill type that they get buggered up by becoming a bit Parky!
Not a risk to the proper hill flocks I don’t think, type of sheep you can run successfully is very much governed by the ground they’re on
That's what it felt like!
Fair point that’s not really how it’s panned out in the blackie world though is it!
Some of them will never have seen a bit heather
They will be looked after but the bulk of the best tups are still coming off proper hill farms.
That’s a fair point
Helps that a lot are sold as 2 shears. No need to force them and they can spend their second summer on the hill.
. Probably has 0% bearing on performance 
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