38th On-Property Ram Sale
381
344
It’s the people that make a sale. Thank you to all those who attended the day, both in person & on-line. We couldn’t be happier with this result & look forward to seeing the impact the 2024 rams have on your flocks.
38th annual sale reached a top of $14,000, with 344 rams of 381 averaging $3017. Additional rams sold after the sale.
The top-priced ram, Mumblebone 233720, by Mumblebone 180919 and out of the ewe lamb, Mumblebone Mumblbone 220902, was bought by Coleburra Poll Merinos, Tintinara, South Australia.
The ram ranked in the top 10 per cent of the breed for yearling weight at +11.9 and the top 20pc for post-weaning weight, yearling eye muscle depth, yearling staple length, early breech cover, and late dag.
He had a fibre diameter of 17.2 micron, 2.5 micron standard deviation, 14.5pc coefficient of variation and 99.7pc comfort factor.
Credit: The Land
37th Annual Ram Sale
396
374
36th On-Property Ram Sale
394
321
715
- 394/400 sold to a top of $24,000 for lot 10 to Willera Merinos
- Lot 6 $22,000 to a Victorian syndicate
- Lot 26 $16,000 to Kalani Merino Stud
- Lot 81 $16,000 to Yarrawonga Plus
- Sale average $5,226 – up $655 on last year with 100 more rams offered.
- Rams sold to all states with 16 Stud and commercial ram breeders securing rams
35th On-Property Ram Sale
296
375
671
- 296 of 300 sold to a top of $20,000
- Average $4573, $1653 up on last year
- Rams sold to 5 states
34th On-Property Ram Sale
259
319
578
- 259/260 sold
- Sold to a top of $14,000
- $2920 average
- Rams sold to all six states with 36 buyers from NSW, 11 from Victoria, 4 from South Australia, 3 from Queensland and 1 from Western Australia and Tasmania
