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importing sheep

leoch · 2012-11-01 15:08:15

what is the story on buying sheep from northern ireland to the south is it allowed or what do u have to do

01-11-2012 3:08pm

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leoch

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what is the story on buying sheep from northern ireland to the south is it allowed or what do u have to do

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#2 02-11-2012 9:55am

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Its allowed allright but you have to jump through a few hoops first, you need a vet to blood them and they have to be from a mv accredited flock i think as well. there is a mass of paperwork but yes it can be done

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#3 29-08-2017 9:37am

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Sorry for bringing up an old thread. There seems to be good value for ewe lambs in the breeding sales in the UK with the current value of sterling. Has anyone tried doing this and is it worth it?

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#4 29-08-2017 8:19pm

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Would they not have to be tested and stand down for 50 days before movement?

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