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<blockquote data-quote="JockCroft" data-source="post: 8402641" data-attributes="member: 166068"><p>He does look Parkie. It is now quite a clouded area to define Hill and Park, but it seems to be working for both. Having suffered the 1970's style Northie, it had to lose its heavy bone, idiot heads and sh--t mothering. The blend of Sutherland Hill tups and a bit of other has made a huge difference. Just could do with a bit more fleshing. With the Park type on the hill ewes gave a bit more size to their lambs, and as most of the hill flocks feed(snacker) part of winter, better lambing percentages must have made quite a difference to the lamb cheque.</p><p>Big question on the North Cheviots. Where the H--l have all the horned ones come from?</p><p></p><p>Our fellow contributors don't seem to be biting for the "Wind Up's". Too interested in messing up each others love lives, diets, drinks and god knows what else. Can't keep up. (Edit) That of course refers to the "Mad" thread.</p><p>Cheers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JockCroft, post: 8402641, member: 166068"] He does look Parkie. It is now quite a clouded area to define Hill and Park, but it seems to be working for both. Having suffered the 1970's style Northie, it had to lose its heavy bone, idiot heads and sh--t mothering. The blend of Sutherland Hill tups and a bit of other has made a huge difference. Just could do with a bit more fleshing. With the Park type on the hill ewes gave a bit more size to their lambs, and as most of the hill flocks feed(snacker) part of winter, better lambing percentages must have made quite a difference to the lamb cheque. Big question on the North Cheviots. Where the H--l have all the horned ones come from? Our fellow contributors don't seem to be biting for the "Wind Up's". Too interested in messing up each others love lives, diets, drinks and god knows what else. Can't keep up. (Edit) That of course refers to the "Mad" thread. Cheers. [/QUOTE]
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