The late Anglesey farmer Iolo Owen MBE developed The EasyCareTM Breed in the early 1960s by using predominantly Wiltshire Horns crossed with other breeds, notably the Nelson type of Welsh Mountain sheep. The EasyCareTM Sheep Society aims to keep up with ever changing needs and to avoid being a “dyed in the wool” narrow minded Society stifled in tradition.
Please note that the EasyCareTM sheep is a trademarked breed so please make sure you purchase true EasyCareTM sheep and not imitations of a lesser quality
The Wiltshire Horn breed is one of the oldest breeds in England and is a large sheep: 85 Kg adult female, rams 150Kg. They were run in very large flocks on the Downs of South Central England for many centuries but when the price of wool became attractive the purely meat Wiltshire sheep lost favour. It is a hair type short fleece sheep and like other primitive breeds of sheep it sheds in the spring as a goat or a horse loses its winter coat. This means that the Wiltshires do not need shearing and have very little fly related problems such as maggoting.
On these qualities the late Iolo Owen MBE based the development of the EasyCareTM breed: crossing with other breeds gave the new breed more hardiness and got rid of the horns which occur in both sexes of Wiltshires. Also the EasyCareTM were smaller (about 60Kg) hence cheaper to keep.
The great cull of the 2001 Foot and Mouth outbreak set the breeding programme back but despite that a Society of Breeders was formed in 2003 and the popularity of the breed has increased enormously. As time progressed some members have introduced other genes to the breed and the present EasyCareTM is a composite, non-shearing breed aiming at low cost, easy lambing and quick growth for the meat-only sheep farmer.
Selection is made purely on performance rather than breed characteristics. With this in mind breeders are encouraged to individually record their flock, although this is not compulsory. However, competitive showing is not encouraged as this tends to emphasise extraneous points such as colour, or shape of ears etc which are totally irrelevant to the important things such as ease of lambing, mothering ability and growth rates.
The first EasyCareTM Sheep Society sale was held at Worcester in 2009 and there have been exports to Germany, Holland, Belgium, France and New Zealand. The Society intends to continue to be up to date and progressive, developing the EasyCareTM as a composite breed to cater for modern needs.
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NSA SCOTSHEEP
10 Jun 2026We will be attending :
NSA Scot Sheep 2026
Date: 10th June 2026
Time: 9am-5pm
Location: Wedderlie Farm, Gordon, Berwickshire. TD3 6NW
NSA Scotland is delighted to announce that NSA Scot Sheep 2026 will take place on Wednesday 10th June 2026 at Wedderlie Farm, in the Scottish Borders, by kind permission of the Tilson family.
NSA SHEEP EVENT 2026
28 Jul 2026We will be attending:
NSA Sheep Event 2026
Date: 28th July 2026
Time: 9am
Location: Three Counties Showground, Malvern
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WORCESTER 2025 IS SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER confirmed date
20 Sept 2025
ENTRIES CLOSE ON 1ST SPETEMBER 2025UPSET PRICES FOR RAMS 2025
YEARLING RAMS 300GNS
SENIOR RAMS 250GNS
RAM LAMBS 250GNS
Rams & ewes - Society Sale Protocol
FROM THE 2024 SELLING SEASON WE WILL ONLY ALLOW RAM LAMBS AND YEARLING RAMS TO BE SOLD WITH BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN RESULTS, IF YOU TEST, YOU MUST TEST FOR BOTH. NOTE YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TEST BUT IF YOU DO, DO BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN AND BRING YOUR TEST RESULTS TO GIVE TO THE BUYER. GIVE THEM TO THE BUYER DON'T JUST LEAVE THEM IN THE PEN!
SENIOR RAMS MAY BE PRESENTED WITH WHATEVER PAPERWORK YOU HAVE GOT AT THE TIME
We ask that breeders check their rams prior to selling. Do a check of the testicles, make sure the rams are good with their mobility etc as we will pull out anything we feel is not to breed standard [see the Breed Standard on the website] or is suspect in mouth, legs, feet, or testicles.
With regards to a fertility test we have reserved judgement on this as to be honest it simply states on the day it was tested it was fertile but from the sale in September to the rams going out at the beginning of November onwards anything can happen to them which is beyond the Society's control. Therefore, it is prudent to either put extra rams out or take up insurance.
Ewes must be sound in the udder, legs, and mouth. They must have fully shed their fleece without assistance. They must be clear eyed and free of any injury or lameness. Check mouths for overshot jaws. DO NOT BRING BROKEN MOUTHED EWES
All rams and ewes presented for sale must be tagged with double tags bearing the word EasyCare or EC on their tags.
If you are MV accredited you will need to provide the paperwork beforehand to the auction mart and they will provide separate accommodation. All MV accredited stock is sold first into a clean ring. The Society does not currently require all stock to be MV accredited. Most, if not all markets ask that stock is dipped or jabbed for scab. Withdrawal dates must be noted and stated on the entry form.
With regards other health checks, if the vendor has carried out certain procedures e.g. Heptovac, worming etc we ask that this is made known prior to the sale so it can be put in the particulars. If nasal tests have been taken to establish a ram's myostatin status and scrapie status, again the reports for these tests must be shown to the market and the information presented in the particulars. We also recommend you laminate copies of the test results and put them on the selling pen as it makes it clear to prospective purchasers what they are buying. The vendors must provide the results to the purchaser after the sale so they have the results for their own records.
Any further health checks are entirely at the vendors discretion we would simply say that it is good farming practice to isolate newly purchased stock for a period to assess their health.
If the seller has in mind to make their stock available for export, they must be MV accredited, must have an up-to-date Brucella test and possibly more legislation could be in force by the time the September sales arrive so a visit to the Animal and Plant Health website is always a good idea.
As a Society we can only make a judgement based on what we see on the day. We make it clear to everyone to present strong, healthy stock in the best condition they can but without overlooking the fact that we are a commercial breed and purchasers don't expect rams to have been stoked full of food or preened and polished.
We do not issue pedigree certificates.
Finally, you must be a fully paid-up member to enter the Society Sales. Membership is £35 per annum.
SCHEDULE & CLASSIFICATION
There will be no show - however, the sale is open for
1 Senior Ewes
2 Yearling Ewes
3 Ewe Lambs
4 Senior Rams
5 Yearling Rams
6 Ram Lambs
Females will be sold in the pens, (in £’s) rams sold through
a ring (in Gns)
FEMALES WILL BE SOLD WITH A MINIMUM OF 5 PER PEN
ENTRY FEES
FEMALES: £1.00 + VAT (£1.20) per head - Up to 50 ewes then no further payment
RAMS: £10.00 + VAT (£12.00) per head
ENTRIES CLOSE -
(LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)
SCRAPIE GENOTYPING is voluntary, if you scrapie genotype & or myostatin test, please enter results and bring certificates with you. You MUST test for BOTH scrapie & myostatin if you are testing for myostatin
SCAB – it is recommended that all sheep are treated for scab. It is in the vendors interest to declare any treatments/ withdrawal periods relevant to the sheep.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS & CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. The sale will be held subject to the Rules and Regulations of the EasyCare Sheep Society, the conditions of sale as recommended by the LAA and the Auctioneers standard conditions of sale.
2. All sheep offered for sale must be the property of a current member of the Society. All sheep must have EasyCare printed on management part of tag (easy to arrange with your own tag supplier) or an additional tag must be purchased from ECSS and inserted at sale.
3. Entry is open to MAEDI-VISNA and non MAEDIA-VISNA flocks. All relevant documentation must accompany all sheep. MV sheep will be sold as per individual market arrangements, please check with the Auctioneers for details.
4. Scrapie/Myostatin Genotyping is voluntary. If you test your sheep, please bring relevant certificates with you. It is the vendor’s responsibility not the Society or the Auctioneers, to provide these certificates for purchasers. Testing results should be included on entry forms. Tested Rams will be given priority in the Sale Order.
5. Sheep must be hornless and have shed their fleece with no signs of having been shorn. Any upgrading Ewes will be sold at end of sale.
6. Ram entries are limited to a maximum of 10 Rams IN TOTAL per vendor. Each vendor may bring Senior Rams no more than 3 and/or Ram Lambs no more than 3 and Yearling Rams within the total of 10 Rams.
7. All Rams will be offered for sale subject to an upset price which will be decided after consultation at the Society AGM of that year. Currently £300 for Yearling Rams and £250 for Senior Rams and Ram Lambs.
8. All sheep are warranted by vendors as correct in mouth and udder at time of sale.
9. All Rams will be sold in Guineas with a commission rate of 5.25%, all Females will be sold in £’s, with a commission of 5.25%. Commission will be split equally between the Auctioneers and the Society.
10. All entries must be made on official entry forms (attached) and must be completed in all respects. Entries must be accompanied by full entry fees (cheque) or be paid by BACS or by card direct to auctioneers. Entries will not be accepted into the catalogue if relevant fees are not forward, and Society Membership has not been paid
11. Substitutes are allowed. Details of substitutes must be logged with the Auctioneer one week prior to the sale. Any late entries are at the discretion of the Auctioneer and will be sold at the end of the sale list. Uncatalogued sheep will NOT be offered for sale.
12. All transactions, either by auction or by private treaty following the sale must be passed through the Auctioneers sale office.
13. Vendors shall have the right to place a reserve price on any or all of their sheep. This must be notified to the Auctioneers in writing, preferably before the sale and will be treated as a reserve and not a guide.
14. Vendors are responsible for taking their Rams to the sale ring and returning them to the pens after being offered for sale.
15. All sheep may be delivered to the auction premises on the day of sale between 7am-9am or the evening before between 4pm-6pm by prior arrangement with the Auctioneer. Limited straw for bedding will be provided but vendors must bring their own feed / buckets etc
The EasyCare Sheep Society Sale contact details:
Mrs Louise Hobson - Society Secretary
Contact: info@easycaresheep.com
Tel: 01274 566925
Coordinator for Worcester and Exeter
Jo Hewitt
lowerhouse.jch@gmail.com
07947 725998
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NEW WELSH SALE - BRECON LIVESTOCK MARKET, WARREN ROAD, BRECON LD3 8EX - CONFIRMED DATE
25 Sept 2025Added new to help Welsh members sell with the Blue Tongue virus restrictions in place.
The sale starts at approximately 5pm and entries close on 1st September 2025
UPSET PRICES FOR RAMS 2025
YEARLING RAMS 300GNS
SENIOR RAMS 250GNS
RAM LAMBS 250GNS
Rams & ewes - Society Sale Protocol
FROM THE 2024 SELLING SEASON WE WILL ONLY ALLOW RAM LAMBS AND YEARLING RAMS TO BE SOLD WITH BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN RESULTS, IF YOU TEST, YOU MUST TEST FOR BOTH. NOTE YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TEST BUT IF YOU DO, DO BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN AND BRING YOUR TEST RESULTS TO GIVE TO THE BUYER. GIVE THEM TO THE BUYER DON'T JUST LEAVE THEM IN THE PEN!
SENIOR RAMS MAY BE PRESENTED WITH WHATEVER PAPERWORK YOU HAVE GOT AT THE TIME
We ask that breeders check their rams prior to selling. Do a check of the testicles, make sure the rams are good with their mobility etc as we will pull out anything we feel is not to breed standard [see the Breed Standard on the website] or is suspect in mouth, legs, feet, or testicles.
With regards to a fertility test we have reserved judgement on this as to be honest it simply states on the day it was tested it was fertile but from the sale in September to the rams going out at the beginning of November onwards anything can happen to them which is beyond the Society's control. Therefore, it is prudent to either put extra rams out or take up insurance.
Ewes must be sound in the udder, legs, and mouth. They must have fully shed their fleece without assistance. They must be clear eyed and free of any injury or lameness. Check mouths for overshot jaws. DO NOT BRING BROKEN MOUTHED EWES
All rams and ewes presented for sale must be tagged with double tags bearing the word EasyCare or EC on their tags.
If you are MV accredited you will need to provide the paperwork beforehand to the auction mart and they will provide separate accommodation. All MV accredited stock is sold first into a clean ring. The Society does not currently require all stock to be MV accredited. Most, if not all markets ask that stock is dipped or jabbed for scab. Withdrawal dates must be noted and stated on the entry form.
With regards other health checks, if the vendor has carried out certain procedures e.g. Heptovac, worming etc we ask that this is made known prior to the sale so it can be put in the particulars. If nasal tests have been taken to establish a ram's myostatin status and scrapie status, again the reports for these tests must be shown to the market and the information presented in the particulars. We also recommend you laminate copies of the test results and put them on the selling pen as it makes it clear to prospective purchasers what they are buying. The vendors must provide the results to the purchaser after the sale so they have the results for their own records.
Any further health checks are entirely at the vendors discretion we would simply say that it is good farming practice to isolate newly purchased stock for a period to assess their health.
If the seller has in mind to make their stock available for export, they must be MV accredited, must have an up-to-date Brucella test and possibly more legislation could be in force by the time the September sales arrive so a visit to the Animal and Plant Health website is always a good idea.
As a Society we can only make a judgement based on what we see on the day. We make it clear to everyone to present strong, healthy stock in the best condition they can but without overlooking the fact that we are a commercial breed and purchasers don't expect rams to have been stoked full of food or preened and polished.
We do not issue pedigree certificates.
Finally, you must be a fully paid-up member to enter the Society Sales. Membership is £35 per annum.
SCHEDULE & CLASSIFICATION
There will be no show - however, the sale is open for
1 Senior Ewes
2 Yearling Ewes
3 Ewe Lambs
4 Senior Rams
5 Yearling Rams
6 Ram Lambs
Females will be sold in the pens, (in £’s) rams sold through
a ring (in Gns)
FEMALES WILL BE SOLD WITH A MINIMUM OF 5 PER PEN
ENTRY FEES
FEMALES: £1.00 + VAT (£1.20) per head - Up to 50 ewes then no further payment
RAMS: £10.00 + VAT (£12.00) per head
ENTRIES CLOSE -
(LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)
SCRAPIE GENOTYPING is voluntary, if you scrapie genotype & or myostatin test, please enter results and bring certificates with you. You MUST test for BOTH scrapie & myostatin if you are testing for myostatin
SCAB – it is recommended that all sheep are treated for scab. It is in the vendors interest to declare any treatments/ withdrawal periods relevant to the sheep.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS & CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. The sale will be held subject to the Rules and Regulations of the EasyCare Sheep Society, the conditions of sale as recommended by the LAA and the Auctioneers standard conditions of sale.
2. All sheep offered for sale must be the property of a current member of the Society. All sheep must have EasyCare printed on management part of tag (easy to arrange with your own tag supplier) or an additional tag must be purchased from ECSS and inserted at sale.
3. Entry is open to MAEDI-VISNA and non MAEDIA-VISNA flocks. All relevant documentation must accompany all sheep. MV sheep will be sold as per individual market arrangements, please check with the Auctioneers for details.
4. Scrapie/Myostatin Genotyping is voluntary. If you test your sheep, please bring relevant certificates with you. It is the vendor’s responsibility not the Society or the Auctioneers, to provide these certificates for purchasers. Testing results should be included on entry forms. Tested Rams will be given priority in the Sale Order.
5. Sheep must be hornless and have shed their fleece with no signs of having been shorn. Any upgrading Ewes will be sold at end of sale.
6. Ram entries are limited to a maximum of 10 Rams IN TOTAL per vendor. Each vendor may bring Senior Rams no more than 3 and/or Ram Lambs no more than 3 and Yearling Rams within the total of 10 Rams.
7. All Rams will be offered for sale subject to an upset price which will be decided after consultation at the Society AGM of that year. Currently £300 for Yearling Rams and £250 for Senior Rams and Ram Lambs.
8. All sheep are warranted by vendors as correct in mouth and udder at time of sale.
9. All Rams will be sold in Guineas with a commission rate of 5.25%, all Females will be sold in £’s, with a commission of 5.25%. Commission will be split equally between the Auctioneers and the Society.
10. All entries must be made on official entry forms (attached) and must be completed in all respects. Entries must be accompanied by full entry fees (cheque) or be paid by BACS or by card direct to auctioneers. Entries will not be accepted into the catalogue if relevant fees are not forward, and Society Membership has not been paid
11. Substitutes are allowed. Details of substitutes must be logged with the Auctioneer one week prior to the sale. Any late entries are at the discretion of the Auctioneer and will be sold at the end of the sale list. Uncatalogued sheep will NOT be offered for sale.
12. All transactions, either by auction or by private treaty following the sale must be passed through the Auctioneers sale office.
13. Vendors shall have the right to place a reserve price on any or all of their sheep. This must be notified to the Auctioneers in writing, preferably before the sale and will be treated as a reserve and not a guide.
14. Vendors are responsible for taking their Rams to the sale ring and returning them to the pens after being offered for sale.
15. All sheep may be delivered to the auction premises on the day of sale between 7am-9am or the evening before between 4pm-6pm by prior arrangement with the Auctioneer. Limited straw for bedding will be provided but vendors must bring their own feed / buckets etc
The EasyCare Sheep Society Sale contact details:
Mrs Louise Hobson - Society Secretary
Contact: info@easycaresheep.com
Tel: 01274 566925
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CARLISLE SALE 2025 IS FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2025
26 Sept 2025PLEASE NOTE THE DATE HAS CHANGED BACK TO FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER AND LOCKERBIE HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Entries close 5th September 2025
UPSET PRICES FOR RAMS 2025
YEARLING RAMS 300GNS
SENIOR RAMS 250GNS
RAM LAMBS 250GNS
Rams & ewes - Society Sale Protocol
FROM THE 2024 SELLING SEASON WE WILL ONLY ALLOW RAM LAMBS AND YEARLING RAMS TO BE SOLD WITH BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN RESULTS, IF YOU TEST, YOU MUST TEST FOR BOTH. SENIOR RAMS MAY BE PRESENTED WITH WHATEVER PAPERWORK YOU HAVE GOT AT THE TIME. FOR YEARLINGS AND RAM LAMBS YOU NEED TO EITHER NOT TEST AT ALL OR TEST FOR BOTH SCRAPIE AND MYOSTATIN AND BRING YOUR RESULTS WITH YOU OR THE RAMS WILL BE SOLD AS NON CARRIERS
We ask that breeders check their rams prior to selling. Do a check of the testicles, make sure the rams are good with their mobility etc as we will pull out anything we feel is not to breed standard [see the Breed Standard on the website] or is suspect in mouth, legs, feet, or testicles.
With regards to a fertility test we have reserved judgement on this as to be honest it simply states on the day it was tested it was fertile but from the sale in September to the rams going out at the beginning of November onwards anything can happen to them which is beyond the Society's control. Therefore, it is prudent to either put extra rams out or take up insurance.
Ewes must be sound in the udder, legs, and mouth. They must have fully shed their fleece without assistance. They must be clear eyed and free of any injury or lameness.
All rams and ewes presented for sale must be tagged with double tags bearing the word EasyCare or EC on their tags.
If you are MV accredited you will need to provide the paperwork beforehand to the auction mart and they will provide separate accommodation. All MV accredited stock is sold first into a clean ring. The Society does not currently require all stock to be MV accredited. Most, if not all markets ask that stock is dipped or jabbed for scab. Withdrawal dates must be noted and stated on the entry form.
With regards other health checks, if the vendor has carried out certain procedures e.g. Heptovac, worming etc we ask that this is made known prior to the sale so it can be put in the particulars. If NASAL tests have been taken to establish a ram's myostatin status AND scrapie status, again the reports for these tests must be shown to the market and the information presented in the particulars. We also recommend you laminate copies of the test results and put them on the selling pen as it makes it clear to prospective purchasers what they are buying. Vendors must provide the results to the purchaser after the sale so they have the results for their own records.
Any further health checks are entirely at the vendors discretion we would simply say that it is good farming practice to isolate newly purchased stock for a period to assess their health.
If the seller has in mind to make their stock available for export, they must be MV accredited, must have an up-to-date Brucella test and possibly more legislation could be in force by the time the September sales arrive so a visit to the Animal and Plant Health website is always a good idea.
As a Society we can only make a judgement based on what we see on the day. We make it clear to everyone to present strong, healthy stock in the best condition they can but without overlooking the fact that we are a commercial breed and purchasers don't expect rams to have been stoked full of food or preened and polished.
We do not issue pedigree certificates.
Finally, you must be a fully paid-up member to enter the Society Sales. Membership is £35 per annum
SCHEDULE & CLASSIFICATION
There will be no show - however, the sale is open for
1 Senior Ewes
2 Yearling Ewes
3 Ewe Lambs
4 Senior Rams
5 Yearling Rams
6 Ram Lambs
Females will be sold through the ring, (in £’s) rams sold through
a ring (in Gns) MV ring will be separate from the Non MV ring
FEMALES WILL BE SOLD WITH A MINIMUM OF 5 PER PEN
ENTRY FEES
FEMALES: £1.00 + VAT (£1.20) per head - Up to 50 ewes then no further payment
RAMS: £10.00 + VAT (£12.00) per head
ENTRIES CLOSE - FRIDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER 2025
(LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED)
SCRAPIE GENOTYPING is voluntary, if you scrapie genotype & or myostatin test, please enter results and bring certificates with you.
SCAB – it is recommended that all sheep are treated for scab. It is in the vendors interest to declare any treatments/ withdrawal periods relevant to the sheep.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS & CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. The sale will be held subject to the Rules and Regulations of the EasyCare Sheep Society, the conditions of sale as recommended by the LAA and the Auctioneers standard conditions of sale.
2. All sheep offered for sale must be the property of a current member of the Society. All sheep must have EasyCare printed on management part of tag (easy to arrange with your own tag supplier) or an additional tag must be purchased from ECSS and inserted at sale.
3. Entry is open to MAEDI-VISNA and non MAEDIA-VISNA flocks. All relevant documentation must accompany all sheep. MV sheep will be sold as per individual market arrangements, please check with the Auctioneers for details.
4. Scrapie/Myostatin Genotyping is voluntary. If you test your sheep, please bring relevant certificates with you. It is the vendor’s responsibility not the Society or the Auctioneers, to provide these certificates for purchasers. Testing results should be included on entry forms. Tested Rams will be given priority in the Sale Order. SCRAPIE GENOTYPING is voluntary, if you scrapie genotype & or myostatin test, please enter results and bring certificates with you. You MUST test for BOTH scrapie & myostatin if you are testing for myostatin
5. Sheep must be hornless and have shed their fleece with no signs of having been shorn. Any upgrading Ewes will be sold at end of sale.
6. Ram entries are limited to a maximum of 10 Rams IN TOTAL per vendor. Each vendor may bring Senior Rams no more than 3 and/or Ram Lambs no more than 3 and Yearling Rams within the total of 10 Rams.
7. All Rams will be offered for sale subject to an upset price which will be decided after consultation at the Society AGM of that year. Currently £300 for Yearling Rams and £250 for Senior Rams and Ram Lambs.
8. All sheep are warranted by vendors as correct in mouth and udder at time of sale.
9. All Rams will be sold in Guineas with a commission rate of 5.25%, all Females will be sold in £’s, with a commission of 5.25%. Commission will be split equally between the Auctioneers and the Society.
10. All entries must be made on official entry forms (attached) and must be completed in all respects. Entries must be accompanied by full entry fees (cheque) or be paid by BACS or by card direct to auctioneers. Entries will not be accepted into the catalogue if relevant fees are not forward, and Society Membership has not been paid
11. Substitutes are allowed. Details of substitutes must be logged with the Auctioneer one week prior to the sale. Any late entries are at the discretion of the Auctioneer and will be sold at the end of the sale list. Uncatalogued sheep will NOT be offered for sale.
12. All transactions, either by auction or by private treaty following the sale must be passed through the Auctioneers sale office.
13. Vendors shall have the right to place a reserve price on any or all of their sheep. This must be notified to the Auctioneers in writing, preferably before the sale and will be treated as a reserve and not a guide.
14. Vendors are responsible for taking their Rams to the sale ring and returning them to the pens after being offered for sale.
15. All sheep may be delivered to the auction premises on the day of sale between 7am-9am or the evening before between 4pm-6pm by prior arrangement with the Auctioneer. Limited straw for bedding will be provided but vendors must bring their own feed / buckets etc
The EasyCare Sheep Society Sale contact details:
Mrs Louise Hobson
Society Secretary, Coordinator for Gaerwen and Carlisle
Contact: info@easycaresheep.com
Tel: 01274 566925
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