0 Results: Livestock in Winnaleah 7265, TAS

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We have for sale a limited number of full blood Boer goats. Bucks, does and wethers. various prices. Reds and standard. Registered and commercial. Contact us for details. Monna Boer goats MARA0104

I have a lovely young rooster available. He is Black Australorp purebred and he is 12 weeks old. he is currently on his own so need him gone asap He has been converted over to pullet grower Great little rooster, he would be ideal for just a few hens or a lone companion Wanting $35 delivery included anywhere 1.5 hours from Scottsdale also happy to meet you somewhere 1.5 hours from Scottsdale Genuine inquires only

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8 month old fat lams Freezer ready Mixed sex Self shedding

2, 40 day old ISA brown chicks All guaranteed hens $10 each no negotiations I've already dropped the price They will need heat for the next 5 weeks And chick starter for the next 5 weeks Only selling in pairs Or more

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6 red Angus 1 black and 1 shorthorn (bit larger) Reared doubled up on dairy cows spring born can weigh at inspection drenched 29th April very quiet easy to handle cattle suit hobby farmer price is 400 each plus gst

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8x large white slips - 8-12 weeks old $75 each. Mostly males left. Must leave property alive.

Male goat to service 4 lovely girls call Mark.

Quambie and Quambie x Australorp roosters for sale. $35 each 6 months old Hand reared, good health and friendly. Breed is good for egg laying and meat.

Wanted agistment in st helens area for Wiltipoll shelf shearing ewes (5) and ram recently wormed approx. 3 yrs old or sell 50 dollars for each Ewe and 150 for the ram

Six tame, purebred Wiltshire horn ewes for sale, 4y.o., excellent mothers (usually twins) and shedders. They have not been with a ram this year, but all bred successfully last year, and they should have plenty of reproductive life left. They produce excellent meat lambs. Wiltshire horns are a very old breed and very hardy. They do better than dryland sheep in wet areas, and don't tend to have the hoof issues that are common in dorpers. They shed completely, and usually do not need tail docking.