Pure coloured Merino ewe lambs X 2
To be sold as a pair. Single birth ewe lambs, same sire. Light grey and Dark grey ewe lambs. Born late Dec 17. Price is per lamb, so $300 pair.
Both these lambs from first time mum, however both carry twin genes from dams and sire, and black genetics as well. Cute as a button, something different. Ready for rehoming now.
Photo is of two ewe lambs (front) and two male wether lambs (back) which are also for sale. Can be all sold as one lot.
Phone 027 2123 877
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