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Margali

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Are you selling Snickers, to get another ram? Or are you going to keep him , he is so gentle and sweet.
He's not psycho but I'm not sure I would call him sweet. He is manageable which is good enough. I will keep him until I have a self black or brown ram on property since he gives good babies.

The sale barn called back and gave the following numbers for dorper crosses:
40lbs: $80 - 100
50lbs: $100 - 150
60lbs: $120 - 150
80+lbs: $160 - 200
Last weight I had was 24lbs in July at 2 months old so they will be going to auction Friday night. I might try to get a good weight on one tonight, we'll see how my rodeo skills fair.
 

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Undecided about Coconut. I may wait until I can get a weight. She may just be in an ugly stage.
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Coconut is still young so may just be going through the "uglies". Since she is a ewe she won't drop in what she brings next yer if you decide to send her to auction then. Or you could take her to that sale you went to last year when you had the only ewe lamb for sale and got her sold immediately. As a yearling you could ask a much higher price for Coconut at that sale.
 

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So should come in around $150-$200 each. :fl So x 4 rams/wethers= $600-800 minus the yardage and commission. Should buy some more fencing or panels. :)

DH and I will have to go to south TX for some more jug panels and gates from the companies you told me about. Don't want to spend the money but need the jugs for oambing. I packed up wome garden fencing that is 3' wide by 30" tall and fits together with pins. I am hoping to make some usable temporary jugs with it. It is not very high but the ewes with newborn lambs don't usually try to jump out so :fl. The tops are made with spikes but wll attach a 1x4 to the tops for safety. Or I can put them together upside down. :)
 

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