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New Stud Ram – Common Ground
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🔥 Lot 308 – Haws 25305 🔥
Wipe Out x 24062 (Role Model x Thunder)
RR NN FF
We’ve been a little behind getting pictures posted, but this one deserves a look.
💥 The flushmate brother to Common Ground.
💥 A sheep with extra look, incredible underline, good touch, tremendous loin shape, and backed by a very solid mother. He is the kind that be bred to a moderate set of chunky built females and make them good, really fast.
📍 Sells Saturday
📍 Midwest Stud Ram Sale
📍 Sedalia, Missouri
💻 Can’t make it in person?
Bid online at wlivestock.com
If you have any questions reach out to Nathan Haws (361) 446-1499
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Sedalia bound…..less than 3 hours from the house and they already counting sheep. Quitters 😂😂
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Over the years we’ve tried a pile of different supplements, additives, and “miracle” products. Some stick around and some don’t.
Two that have earned a permanent spot in our feed room are Opti-Zyme and Biotin Plus.
We like how well they mix together, they’re easy to top dress, and most importantly the sheep absolutely tear them up. No sorting, no fighting to get them consumed.
The Opti-Zyme helps support digestive health and keeps the rumen working efficiently, especially during stressful times or feed changes.
The Biotin Plus has become a favorite for helping support hoof quality, skin, and wool. It also happens to smell good enough that the sheep come looking for it when the feed cart rolls by.
Are they magic? No.
But they are two products we’ve had good experiences with and feel confident feeding to our show string.
When you spend as much time around livestock as we do, you learn to appreciate products that are simple, consistent, cost effective and actually get eaten.
What supplements have become staples in your barn?
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