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Ram lambs vs shearling tups
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<blockquote data-quote="andybk" data-source="post: 3981006" data-attributes="member: 347"><p>only if the person your buying off sells lambs , i dont sell ram lambs normally and as shearlings april born ones appear out of nowhere every year , held back by poorer grass at weaning but they develop a good rumen , get good grass the following spring and they race away</p><p>Im sure you will find those superior genetics is feed on early born stuff (both better quality grass and creep) in april may which they can take advantage of as the rumen kicks in . Later ones will always struggle as prot / energy is going in grass when they start eating .</p><p>.Thats why its important to know what your breeders policy is , cant be done at a sale</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="andybk, post: 3981006, member: 347"] only if the person your buying off sells lambs , i dont sell ram lambs normally and as shearlings april born ones appear out of nowhere every year , held back by poorer grass at weaning but they develop a good rumen , get good grass the following spring and they race away Im sure you will find those superior genetics is feed on early born stuff (both better quality grass and creep) in april may which they can take advantage of as the rumen kicks in . Later ones will always struggle as prot / energy is going in grass when they start eating . .Thats why its important to know what your breeders policy is , cant be done at a sale [/QUOTE]
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