[Marches Farmer]

Good conformation, one of twins, well handled, Ovivac + Clik.  Closed flock - no orf, CODD, Johnes, Jaagsiekte, scab or footrot.  Welcome to view flock with no obligation to buy.  Pedigree and can be registered.

[Marches Farmer]

Two only left.

[kelly58]

Do you have pics pls ? I am in Caithness so want to be sure they are want l am looking for.

[Marches Farmer]

That's a fair way off!  I'll try and take a couple of photos this evening.  They're traditional Southdowns, not the leggy sort that have imported French Southdown sires. 

[kelly58]

Hi , it was the Olde English Baby doll Southdowns l was looking at, ls that what you have?
If so l would definitely want them. We have a good livestock movement firm up here ,they have delivered sheep from England before for us. Not cheap but  good service and animals cared for while in transit.
Look forward to the pics 

[Marches Farmer]

Never sure what Babydoll Southdowns are - I suspect some of those called that in the USA are just the little runty lambs that are poor doers!  We have the traditional, short-legged types.  The ones you see increasingly at shows have French Southdown blood, which I suspect has had Charolais crossed in at some point in the past. The Charolais has a very similar fleece as it also had Merino crossed in to it in centuries past, but is much leggier.

My daughter is the family photographic expert and I will be try to prod her to take photos this evening - she's presently earning pennies washing up at the local inn, so quite enthusiastic about putting her feet up when she gets home!

[Marches Farmer]

Do you have pics pls ? I am in Caithness so want to be sure they are want l am looking for.

Photographs on post made later the same day - couldn't find this one for a while, unfortunately. 

[kelly58]

How much are they pls 

[kelly58]

Pm me your mobile number to text you or an email, would be quicker 

[kelly58]

I am arranging for Armstrongs to pick up 2 from someone near you, could collect from you too ?