The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Community => Marketplace => Topic started by: waterbuffalofarmer on November 25, 2017, 02:32:24 pm
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I have a few breeding ewe lambs for sale and 2-3 breeding ram lambs available as tups. Out of different mothers. All come from good genetics and milky/fertile mothers. Their sire is out of a prize winning showram and is a top 5% EBV recorded lad. Their grandsire was a bearwood Lleyn tup and was top 10% EBV recorded. All Pure Lleyn. Entirely reared off grass, with no concentrates, until now when I am giving them a little over the winter. They are May born. So will be able to breed next year. All have good temperaments, easy to handle and are pretty friendly. I am selling them in groups of 4 with 1 ram :) PM for more details/pics/prices, or to arrange a visit, and I will get back to you.
Cheers
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If you sell the females with a male just now wouldn't he mate the girls... so any buyer would need to supply their own wether companion for the tup (and separate field, preferably not adjacent)? Sounds a bit of a logistical nightmare... they would also have to be transported separately at this time of year?
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Surely thats for the buyer to worry about, might suit some who want late lambs this year.