2023 Bundilla Ram Sale Results
288 Rams sold to average $2584. Both Top price rams $7000 to Stan & Suzanne Hall Tenterden WA.
For 40 years we have had a performance base approach for our genetic selection. Our breeding objectives have never been traditional, and our methods are unique, all aimed at maximising genetic progress of our program. The Bundilla bloodline is now recognised as one of the leading maternal genetics within the Australian sheep industry, selling sires and semen to all states across Australia.
288 Rams sold to average $2584. Both Top price rams $7000 to Stan & Suzanne Hall Tenterden WA.
301 Rams sold to average $3900. The $18000 top price ram was sold to Stan & Suzanne Hall, Tenterden WA. 74 registered buyers travelled from five states.
313 Rams sold. Average price $4767. Top price $16000 to CW Mattiske & Co. 85 repeat & new registered buyers from five states.
Last December we sold 600 surplus Ewe Hoggets for an outstanding Australian Record price of $415 per head through AuctionPlus (sold in 2 lots). These Ewes went to a new client at Binda & were joined to Bundilla Rams with an impressive scanning result of 160% as maidens. PHOTO: Jill Baldwin, Angus McHatton (RLA) &…
295 rams out of 300 offered for a clearance of 98 per cent, average of $3789 and top of $11,000, which was reached twice (photo)
2019 Top price ram purchased by Stephen & Clive Silcock, Gringegalgona Stud Balmoral Victoria for $10000. Also pictured Paul Dooley (Auctioneer), Rick, Jill & Ross Baldwin & Rick Power (Landmark)
2018 Top Price Ram Lot 3 $6500. Brendon Stoney with Rick & Jill Baldwin.
Lot 2 purchased by CW Mattiske & Co. Photo – Classer Chris Bowman & Rick Mattiske with the Baldwin Family.
Our breeding strategy focusing on a true dual-purpose sheep that targets merino fleece, prime lambs and the surplus ewe market opportunities. Our genetic achievements; Merino fleece quality and cut per head, with an average adult 18.7 micron at a cut of 7.8kgs. We are increasing staple length and strength as we select towards a plainer…
By June 2015, the Australian sheep flock is forecast to decline 0.9% on year-ago levels, to 71 million head. 41 million of this population are breeding ewes, with 22 million being merino ewes for pure merino breeding. The merino continues to be the dominant breed in the Australian sheep industry although to continue this and…
As seasonal conditions are changing sheep breeders across eastern states of Australia are showing greater intent to turn off lambs earlier as a risk management tool. With this in mind increasing the Bundilla PWWT or 200 day weights is a key selection point for our breeding program for the next 10 years. The 2014 drop…
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