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Finishing lambs inside or out

  • 04-11-2018 9:32pm
    #1
    390kid
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    Have the last of the ram still here and struggling to get them finished. Was thinking of housing them but not sure as I’ve never done this. Any important tips on wat way to go about it or is it better avoided


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  • #2
    kk.man
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    390kid wrote: »
    Have the last of the ram still here and struggling to get them finished. Was thinking of housing them but not sure as I’ve never done this. Any important tips on wat way to go about it or is it better avoided

    What weight are they?.....I would suggest leaving them out, the are far better if good grass available and supplements with ration. It depends on your situation and land type really. I find putting them in a shed takes them a couple of weeks to adjust plus the hardship of it. I won't put my left overs in till January and even at that it is weather dependant.
    I am getting good trive here sold lambs last week weighed 51kgs.


  • #3
    390kid
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 409 ✭✭390kid


    kk.man wrote: »
    What weight are they?.....I would suggest leaving them out, the are far better if good grass available and supplements with ration. It depends on your situation and land type really. I find putting them in a shed takes them a couple of weeks to adjust plus the hardship of it. I won't put my left overs in till January and even at that it is weather dependant.
    I am getting good trive here sold lambs last week weighed 51kgs.
    There around the 30-35 kg mark. I’m very tight for grass at the minute and the land types heavy and getting wetter by the minute after today! They were good lambs at 51kg kk. Did you factory or go to mart


  • #4
    kk.man
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    390kid wrote: »
    There around the 30-35 kg mark. I’m very tight for grass at the minute and the land types heavy and getting wetter by the minute after today! They were good lambs at 51kg kk. Did you factory or go to mart

    Mart...if u haven't too many I'll still leave them out and up the meal.


  • #5
    kk.man
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,823 ✭✭✭kk.man


    390kid wrote: »
    There around the 30-35 kg mark. I’m very tight for grass at the minute and the land types heavy and getting wetter by the minute after today! They were good lambs at 51kg kk. Did you factory or go to mart

    Mart...if u haven't too many I'll still leave them out and up the meal.


  • #6
    early_riser
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 154 ✭✭early_riser


    390kid wrote: »
    There around the 30-35 kg mark. I’m very tight for grass at the minute and the land types heavy and getting wetter by the minute after today! They were good lambs at 51kg kk. Did you factory or go to mart

    If there that weight maybe see what the store trade is like local to you, very good trade at the minute and lambs that weight will take a bit of finishing if your short grass


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