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Thinking of using Troy. Seems to get good reviews, has anyone done trials here with it?

No but I know who you mean, they always have a big show there and got a good trade. Happy enough today, was a realistic trade, folk weren’t going daft.

They usually weigh them but don’t display it, gives them a base price to go too, I’d imagine they’ll be a couple of fat buyers there.

dry hoggs for Stirling tomorrow

The headline is awful but the article if read is fine.

Breeding cattle a good trade at Stirling today. Not many outfits under 3k. Numerous lots 4k+.

columbias finest?

Never sold a sheep for £200 ever and today wasn’t the day. 57kg mule hogg £199. On a cheerier note, a pen of (lucky) 13 blackie ewes at £129. Ones that didn’t do their job this lambing time.

a braw night for the job for a change. Let’s hope the forecast is right and we get a decent spell cause by christ it’s been miserable for a long time.

Forecast looks good next week. Just give us a month of sun please.

Sheep don’t get “gun” stunned usually. It’s the electric prong things. I’ve watched it and there is certainly not much chance of coming back cause within 5 seconds their heads are half off. Its not nice per se but it gives you less of a concern, very professional. The knives are unbelievably...

Blackie ewes averaged £111 at Lanark up to £150.

Use the app for Grayshill now, NfSco its called in the store, pretty handy at this time of year!

Wettest I can remember fields being at this time of year.

That’s when they want tup lambs isn’t it?

Is that a tad less?

Best beef I’ve ever had was in Santorini.

They were okay, looking at the breed averages blackies a lot less 🤷🏼‍♂️

Heavies fetching a premium. Lighter plainer lambs not as mental.

Save the politics for the pub or the politics thread, it’s depressing when we could be talking about markets averaging £4 for Hoggs 😆