Have a beautiful blessed holiday season

So nice. Respect from Russia for you.❤

I have enjoyed attending merino ram sales but have not attended one in person for a while now. I was told that a good ram needs strong back legs and a strong back. I would see intending buyers look at the teeth / mouth of a ram and go to the SIDE (never the top back area) of the belly and horizotally open up the wool and examine the wool for how krinkled/wavy the wool was and then close the wool back again. An older farmer said he could look at the conformation of the ram to confirm it was a good one. I used to notice that the stud merino rams waiting to be auctioned had great "presence" - almost regal - somehow those merino rams knew they were very special I liked all the statistics you were provided with re each ram prior to the auction. There is a whole lo of information that an intending buyer does need to make an informed decision I prefer the Merino rams with horns. The poll rams just seem less impressive to me. Did you know that each Merino ram offered at the Royal Show (then live) auction of rams used to attract really high prices per ram? This example be;ow demonstrates that: "The all-time record price in nominal terms is $450,000 (valued at $967,890 today) paid for J.C and S Lustre- sold at the 1989 Royal Adelaide Show on account of Neil Garnett, Collinsville, Burra, SA, and bought by Richard Nitschke, Willogoleche Merino stud, Hallett SA." even recently there was a good ram sale where the best ram sold for$100,000 : "Buyer Will Lynch, Boorana stud, Woorndoo, Vic, was bowled over by the 119.5 kilograms ram's wool quality and structure, along with the chance to introduce a new family to his stud. He has previously had plenty of success with Glenlea Park bloodlines. Quite a few sheep have unbelievable structure but not the best wool or vice versa but he ticked both boxes," Mr Lynch said." Love your videos. Love that your wife is contributing so much too.

Good looking rams there. Alex is still cheeky as ever, looked like it was a good day for the fam.

Testicles by two. That’s a good start.

Got them for a good price too by the looks. We breed our crossy ewes out of a white suffolk and they go really well for us

Great video mate! Thanks for all the info you include in your videos

Well I may not be the best at knowing about White Suffolk’s, but you guys got yourselves some good rams, Dad’s been to a ram sale too last week, bought 5 new Merino Rams for about $14k all up, and hopefully they’ll do the job come breeding next year.

We bought 2 rams from Omad this year and they look like pretty decent rams

Good video

Good rams

I m from Pakistan and I m also beflow farms your video every enjoy I m Love from Pakistan 💗💞😍💓

hey mate, great vid! keep it up, i am a small farmer about 10 mins out of the mount should come into sorrentos cafe in the mount and come try one of my dads beers he brews himself. cheers

Great video mate

Hi Mark, my business is doing recloths to billiard tables . I purchase billiard table cloth from England, The felt is made from Merino wool , so keep the sheep shearing afloat ... The cloth is from Hainsworth which buy the Merino wool to produce the billiard table cloth/ felt

How much did you lambs take on action plus on Tuesday

Please visit a beech and make a video beautiful seaview I Love Australia 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

I am live in mount gambier I might see you

I buy sheep at woolies

Do you need to buy each year new rams

Do you guys do merinos

I look for a ram that issues home loans and works on commission 😂