Venison Sire Sale - Peel Forest Estate

Venison Sire Sale Catalogue

www.peelforestdeergenetics.com

STEVE BLANCHARDPEEL FOREST ESTATE

1 BRAKE ROAD, RD 22, GERALDINE 7992NEW ZEALAND

(03) 696 3858 / 0800 DEER4U

Wednesday 4th December 2013Viewing at 12.30pm

STEVE'S COMMENTS

Welcome to our second Pre-Xmas Venison Sire Sale!

With the ever increasing land take-over by the Dairy Industry it has become allthe more important that the type of deer we farm on the foothills and the harderhill country are of the right type.

In this year’s sale are a line-up of the best Forrester Maternals on the market. Nowhere else can you acquire DBV growth, hardiness and resilience to Johnes in amaternal animal like the Peel Forest Forresters. Hinds bred from these Sires willbe ef icient, hardy, fertile females and when mated to the right Terminal Sire willbe able to produce high growth, leshy offspring.

As the sale is a week earlier we may have to cut a lot of the stags velvet shorterthan we would like. It must also be noted that these stags have been wintered onswedes and silage in a mob of +200. Animals that have been pampered may lookvery good on sale day but will not be the performers who have provedthemselves through tough selection.

The Peel Forest Euro’s offered are again from proven Sires for growth. They arealso 3 year olds that have the ability to cover many more hinds than any 2 yearold. We are very selective with our traits and have concentrated on good bodyconformation, temperament, resilience and ability to cover hinds. Again, manyof these Sires will have been cut early for velvet and will piling on body weightwith the potential to be well over 250kg by February.

If there is anything you wish to know about the stags in the sale please don’thesitate to contact me.

Regards,

Steve Blanchard

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JOHNE'S RESILIENCE

GROUND BREAKING JOHNE'S RESEARCH AT PEEL FOREST ESTATEThe annual cost of Johne’s disease to the New Zealand deer industry in 2011 was estimated atleast $8.8 million. Even more importantly, the cost of Johne’s disease on farms with heavilyaffected deer herds can be huge, ruining the pro itability of your deer unit.

For the last ten years Peel Forest Estate has made a serious commitment to breedingJohne’s Resilient deer on the property and is leading the way with an industry breakingresearch project with Dr Frank Grif in, Head of Microbiology at the University of Otago.

There have been huge gains in the research by not only reducing the presence ofSusceptible animals but more importantly identifying Resilient bloodlines. Thisbreakthrough is even more important due to the fact Colin Mackintosh from Agresearch hasidenti ied the powerful heritability of either Susceptibility or Resilience to Johne’s in deer. Theheritability of the Johne’s resilient trait ensures the ability of Peel Forest Estate stags to ight thedisease on our client’s properties.

In Colin Mackintosh's paper following his trial on heritability he comments “the offspring of theS (Susceptible) sire was signi icantly more severely affected than those of the R (Resilient) sire.Most of the Resistant, but not the Susceptable, showed evidence of resolving lesions and areduction in M.A.P (Johne's) after challenge”. The paper went on to say “the 5 male offspringgained signi icantly more weight than the 9 S offspring over the 49 week study (70.3kg versus59.8kg) despite being 2.8kg lighter at the start”. This difference was statistically signi icant andeven more signi icant because the S sire had a higher breeding value for 12 month weight.

Further to this research Peel Forest Estate are now going to look into the possible improvementsto meat yield and quality from progeny with Johne’s resilience as well as the proven onfarm productivity bene its.

All stock at Peel Forest Estate are continually challenged by Johne’s which has resulted in aradical test-cull, natural and genetic selection for Johne’s resilience. The heritability of theJohne’s resilient trait ensures their ability to ight the disease on your property.

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SIRE STAG CARE AND MANAGEMENTSires are the most valuable animal in the deer herd. They carry the genetics that will determinethe future production of your herd. The welfare and 12 month health programme cannot becompromised if you wish to get the best from your sires.

ON ARRIVAL Stress is at a high level when your new stag arrive at your property. He has left familiarsurroundings and mates he has lived with in a social group of around 40 animals of the sameage. His arrival can be made a lot less stressful if you follow a few simple rules. 1. Your stag should arrive as early as possible to settle in (preferably before February) 2. Having a few animals in the yard when the stag is unloaded is important. He should be introduced to a small group of similar age (10-15 animals). Never put with olderstags or spikers. Ideally if the hinds he was to mate were nearby he could go directly into themob. Early fawns should always be the aim. THE ROAR A 3 year old stag will mate 40-50 hinds comfortably if he does not have to travel too far or hasno competing stag nearby. When you put your stag out is your choice (the earlier the better) butbe aware it can take 5-10 days to be accepted into the mob before he begins mating. It is possible to mate far more hinds than this but you risk a greater spread over calving andmarked loss in body weight and performance in a young stag. When the stags are taken out of the hinds minimize ighting by preparing a safe paddock (withplenty of feed, shade and water) by taking the most dominant stag (older) irst. Avoid a very hotday. Do not put stags used for mating with ones that have not been as this can cause excessiveighting.

ANIMAL HEALTH Your stag will have been drenched and coppered before leaving Peel Forest Estate. As soon as the sires have settled down after the roar it is good practice to give them a drench,copper and a mineral booster. Hemo 15 is one option. This should be done no later than the endof May. He is at his most vulnerable state and parasites need to be addressed as soon as possibleafter the roar.

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CONDITIONS FOR SALESale will be conducted in accordance with conditions of sale as set down by South Canterbury Stock and Station Agent’sAssociation, copy of which is exhibited at sale venue, and other terms set out in this catalogue. Deer will be offered as catalogued, subject only to inal draft. Intending purchasers are required to register at the of ice prior to commencement of sale to obtain buyer’s number andadvise appropriate stock and station agent. Each lot shall become the property and responsibility of the purchaser on the fall of the hammer. Terms are strictly cash unless prior arrangements are made with one of the selling agents. Sale will be conducted GST exclusive. Purchaser must give complete delivery instructions to the of ice, using one of the delivery instruction sheets in the backof this catalogue and receive delivery docket before removing animals. The vendor will offer a commission of 5% to non-participating companies. Notice should be given in writing to thevendor 24 hours before the commencement of sale. SPECIAL CONDITIONS No animals, embryos or semen sold by Peel Forest Estate or their germplasm, any subsequent progeny or germplasm,including the semen and germplasm of that progeny, may be supplied to any third party without the written permissionof Peel Forest Estate. This condition does not affect normal commercial deer farming or stud farming or their normal sales of semenor embryos as it only applies to entities with the primary function of commercial semen/germplasm activity. It is a condition of sale of any animals, embryos, or germplasm or semen sold by Peel Forest Estate, that the purchaseragrees to include the following clause as a condition of any subsequent sale or gift of any animal, embryo, semen,germplasm or subsequent progeny or germplasm to a third party – “the purchaser acknowledges that it will not supplyany animals, embryos, semen or germplasm to any commercial semen/germplasm marketing or sales entity, and willensure that this clause is inserted as a condition of any sale or gift of any animals, embryos, semen or germplasm”. SALE Animals will be penned by 11.30a.m. on the day of the sale. All stags will be velveted which will remain the property ofPeel Forest Estate. CERTIFICATES Certi icate copies of TB accredited free status, Johnes Clear Test and pedigree will be provided to the purchaser and areavailable for inspection by all potential clients. GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance facilities will be available at the of ice. HERD HEALTH STATUS Peel Forest Estate has completed a re-accreditation TB whole herd test. We have a C10 plus status. All stags havereceived a veterinarian physical testicular examination. GUARANTEE Should a stag prove to be infertile from natural causes it will be replaced. In all events the Seller will not be heldresponsible for loss of production or consequential losses on any animal sold. Noti ication of any dissatisfaction must bemade within 12 months of the date of sale. Subject to these terms, the vendor makes no warranty about any animal sold. DISCLAIMER While these details are prepared with the greatest of care Peel Forest Estate accept no responsibilities for omissions andmissed descriptions.

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USING DEERSELECT DBVSWHAT IS DEERSELECT? DEERSelect is the genetic evaluation system for the deer industry. DEERSelect can assist you in your purchase byproviding an indication of the relative progeny performance of each stag. DEERSelect is a simple system to use. Eachanimal has an individual “Breeding Value” (or BV) for certain traits which are related to economic pro itability. Bycomparing BVs between animals, you can assess the relative merits of animals for different traits. WHAT DO I LOOK FOR? The irst question is whether the DEERSelect analysis on the herd you are considering purchasing from is across-herd orwithin-herd. If across-herd, then the BVs are comparable to those from other herds participating in across-herdanalysis. Within-herd BVs apply only to comparisons between animals in the one herd, and cannot be comparedbetween two different herds. WHAT DO THE DIFFERENT BVs MEAN? BVs are available for growth and antler traits (the system will be expanded over time to consider othereconomically important traits). The traits reported are: 12-month weight (W12BV) - This compares the weight of animals in spring i.e. the critical time for venisonproduction. The values are expressed in kg of liveweight. For venison production, this is the trait deer farmers are paidon so should receive signi icant emphasis if purchasing genetics for venison. Mature weight (MWTBV) – This compares the mature weight of hinds (i.e. 3+ years). Again, the values are expressedin kg liveweight. This trait is economically important for both venison and velvet production, as it is an indicator of howmuch feed is required to maintain an adult animal. Although it is expressed on a breeding hind basis, it is closely relatedto mature weight of adult stags as well. Those seeking specialist velvet production genetics should look for low or moderate mature weight, combined withexcellent velvet genetics. This will maximise the pro it per hectare of your velvet enterprise by producing more velvetper stag and running stags at higher stocking rates. For venison production, mature weight is somewhat correlated with12- month weight. This means that if genetics are sought to breed replacement hinds, 12-month weight needs to bebalanced with the mature weight to keep hind size (and hence feed costs) at an appropriate level. There may beconsiderations with handling ability too, depending on your individual preference. Mature weight is not economicallyimportant for terminal sires (concentrate on 12-month weight). Mature Velvet Weight (MVWBV) – This compares the weight of velvet produced by a mature velveting stag – valuesare expressed as kg of velvet cut at optimal time. The MVWBV is a signi icant driver of velvet pro itability and shouldbe considered along with likely impacts on velvet grade when comparing animals. HOW DO BVs RELATE TO PERFORMANCE? BVs are expressed in actual units of production (kg of liveweight or velvet), so are directly related to expected impacts onperformance. An animal passes on half of its genes to it’s offspring (the other half come from the other parent). So if wetake an example of 2 stags, one with a 12-month weight EBV of +12 kg and the other of +8 kg, and mate them to thesame group of hinds, the irst stag will pass on an impact of +6 kg to his offspring, while the second will pass on +4kg. Thus we would expect the offspring of the +12 stag to be 2 kg heavier at 12 months of age than those of the +8 stag(i.e. half of the difference in breeding value). WHAT DO ACCURACIES MEAN? BVs are always an estimate – we can never know the true breeding value of an animal. However, the more informationwe have the more con ident we are that the BV we calculate is accurate and close to the true breeding value. Theaccuracy igure is an indication of how con ident we are in the accuracy of the estimated BV. BVs with accuracies of 80%+ are excellent indications of true breeding value, and are unlikely to change signi icantly if we had moreinformation. BVs with accuracies of 60-80% are good indicators of true breeding value, but adding more informationmay cause some changes in breeding value estimates. BVs with accuracies less than 60% are approximate indicators ofbreeding value, and may change signi icantly with additional information. To make maximum genetic progress, selectiondecisions should be based on the BV itself, not its accuracy. A higher BV, even with lower accuracy, will, on average, givegreater genetic progress. NOTE FROM DEERSelect - DEC 2010 In October a correction was made to the DEERSelect system to rectify an issue identi ied. This has resulted in the overallBVs for the leading stags decreasing by approximately 2 kg. Across the entire recorded deer population the correlationbetween the previous BVs and the corrected BVs is 98%, indicating that for the vast majority of animals the re-ranking isminor. The top tier of stags remains in the top tier and selection and purchase decisions would largely remainunchanged. Any re-ranking that has occurred is in no way the fault of the breeders concerned. We are currently workingon opportunities to signi icantly expand the DEERSelect system to encompass a wider range of traits in order to betterdescribe the full range of performance parameters that in luence commercial pro itability of venison productionsystems. In the longer term this will also contribute towards the exciting potential for genomic BVs, following on fromthe mile- stones achieved earlier this year in producing the irst DNA sequence for the red deer genome. But before weachieve this long term goal, there will be signi icant shorter term bene its from the work to better identify the best stagsfor industry based on a number of important production characteristics. - Jason Archer, DEERSelect Manager

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AGENTS

TOBY - TOP ENGLISH DEER SELECT STAG

Brian Newall PGGW 027 595 6448

Graham Kinsman PGGW 027 422 3154

Ron Schroeder PGGW 027 432 1299

John Williams PGGW 027 241 4179

Brian Duggan PGGW 027 432 4212

Alf Kinzett CRT 027 241 8919

Max Bensemann PWA 027 561 0000

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Reference Animal

Breeding: Peel Forest EurosBirthdate: 2003

Animal Tag: Atlas

Yearling Weight: 154.002YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut3YR Velvet Weight: 4.40

Yearling BV: 20.60Mature BV: 18.80

Comment: 6kg SA2 @ 6yrs

Atlas was an exciting and very important Sire for Peel Forest Estate and the deer industry. His powerful genetics continue to leave huge meaty bodied stags. His progeny always top our live weight gains and body weight on farm.

He has an excellent temperament with the added bonus of a very correct velvet head.

His dam is a proven performer in the stud, a big solid Nelson daughter who has left other ine young sires.

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Reference Animal

Breeding: Forrester MaternalsBirthdate: 2002

Animal Tag: JEFF

Yearling Weight: 141.002YR Velvet Weight: 3.723YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut


Comment: 9.3kg SA2 at 7 yrs

Jeff is a very nice bodied Sultan son with an extremely quiet temperament. Cut a very nice head of 3.72 A2S at two years. He weighed a magni icent 141kg at 12 monthsHe is a very ine sire with top growth genetics and antlers. Jeff is the second biggest English yearling we have ever bred.

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Reference Animal

Breeding: Forrester MaternalsBirthdate: 1998

Animal Tag: TOBY

Yearling Weight: No Weights2YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut3YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut


Comment: 310kg @6yrs

Toby is a big powerful English Sire and features strongly in both line ups of Euro and Maternals. He is an incredibly important bloodline in that he had great carcass conformation, exceptional temperament and adds growth to whatever he is bred to. His pass-on ability is second to none and a toby stag is so easy to identify. He has all the hallmarks of an elite stag. His progeny are performing extremely well for clients and is a sort after bloodline. He is a big heavy English stag weighing 310kg at 6 yrs and cut 8.2kg at 4 years.

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STAGS FOR SALEIdentiferLot Sire Dam's Sire 12 Month BVBreeding

100441 08069 02518 Forrester Maternals 10.441020022 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 10.691020043 08258 MACCA Forrester Maternals 9.131020294 TOBY 95Y184 Forrester Maternals 5.571020475 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 10.081020526 JEFF Nelson Forrester Maternals 11.081020557 JEFF 03057 Forrester Maternals 7.181020568 TOBY VAN GOGH Forrester Maternals 7.121020669 08258 MACCA Forrester Maternals 9.8110207210 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 8.3810208711 TOBY VAN GOGH Forrester Maternals 4.8510208912 JEFF CLIVE Forrester Maternals 9.3710209113 TOBY MARCO Forrester Maternals 6.7110210514 JEFF ICON Forrester Maternals 12.9310210715 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 11.5110212216 08261 03505 Forrester Maternals 12.3210212317 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 7.5510212518 JEFF TOBY Forrester Maternals 6.7010212619 JEFF 04699BF Forrester Maternals 6.2410213120 JEFF ICON Forrester Maternals 7.0610213321 08258 MACCA Forrester Maternals 9.051026922 03505 Atlas Peel Forest Euros 16.451027223 Atlas 99P071 Peel Forest Euros 14.511027324 MONSIEUR MAXIMILL Peel Forest Euros 17.541027725 Atlas STRAUSS Peel Forest Euros 16.201028226 JEFF 02049 Peel Forest Euros 12.981032527 Atlas Romanov Peel Forest Euros 19.071032728 STRAUSS MACCA Peel Forest Euros 13.791033629 03505 TOBY Peel Forest Euros 17.141033930 Voltamir STRAUSS Peel Forest Euros 15.161034431 Atlas 02040 Peel Forest Euros 19.441035032 Voltamir STRAUSS Peel Forest Euros 15.341040533 Voltamir 7007 Peel Forest Euros 16.141043434 MONSIEUR Peel Forest Euros 16.051056435 08471 Voltamir Peel Forest Euros 17.411056536 08468 MONSIEUR Peel Forest Euros 14.931056637 08471 TOBY Peel Forest Euros 17.111056838 08471 MONSIEUR Peel Forest Euros 16.451056939 08468 MONSIEUR Peel Forest Euros 16.821057140 Voltamir KABUL Peel Forest Euros 16.241057341 Voltamir MAXIMILL Peel Forest Euros 20.941057542 03505 Atlas Peel Forest Euros 15.091057843 Voltamir Atlas Peel Forest Euros 18.011058344 Voltamir MAXIMILL Peel Forest Euros 19.351058545 03505 Atlas Peel Forest Euros 15.42

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Lot # 1 - Mature Stag

Animal Tag: 102122

Birthdate: 2010 Breeding: Forrester Maternals


Yearling BV: 12.32Mature BV: 8.99Velvet BV: 1.07

High end DBV's for English cross stag. Excellent growth and carcass in one package.

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Animal Tag: 102105



Yearling BV: 12.93Mature BV: 9.00Velvet BV: .46

Impressive yearling weight to go with great breeding values. Top stag.


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Animal Tag: 102107


Yearling Weight: 131.002YR Velvet Weight: 3.203YR Velvet Weight: 4.00


Another stag with great igures for growth. Excellent maternal sire.


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Animal Tag: 10044




Powerful yearling igures. Top stag.


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Animal Tag: 102052




Two powerful sire lines produce this excellent Maternal sire. Top growth rates for 12 months.


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Animal Tag: 102002




Excellent yearling weight. Top stag.


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Animal Tag: 102047




Big solid boy. Typical of this cross.


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Animal Tag: 102066




Another strong bodied Toby son. Nelson in the background with a touch of Eastern.


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Animal Tag: 102089




Excellent yearling weight. Strong English in luence with high 12 month DBV.


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Animal Tag: 102004




Predominantly English/German cross.


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Animal Tag: 102133




Large framed English cross.


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Animal Tag: 102072




Strong DBV's for this type of bloodline.


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Animal Tag: 102123




Good English type stag.


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Animal Tag: 102056




No briography has been entered for this animal.


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Animal Tag: 102055




Very muscled Jeoff son.


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Animal Tag: 102091




Thick deep body.


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Animal Tag: 102131






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Animal Tag: 102126


Yearling Weight: 114.002YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut3YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut


Another thick bodied, mature Jeoff son.


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Animal Tag: 102029






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Animal Tag: 102087




Typical body. Great maternal type with nice velvet head to come.


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Animal Tag: 10282

Birthdate: 2010 Breeding: Peel Forest Euros



Larger framed English cross. Good growth igures. Dual purpose sire.


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Animal Tag: 10327




Great body on this Strauss son. Good quiet temerament. Another strong dual-purpose sire


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Animal Tag: 10573




Excellent bloodlines for growth all the way through the pedigree. Top performing sire.


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Animal Tag: 10571




Steve's pick. Beautiful big bodied animal.


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Animal Tag: 10344




Up-standing Atlas son. Great growth igures.


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Animal Tag: 10583




Very good growth igures. Big strong animal.


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Animal Tag: 10325




Big growth Atlas son. Typical of this bloodline.


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Animal Tag: 10578




Large frame. Very good igures.


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Animal Tag: 10273




Deep bodied growthy stag.


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Animal Tag: 10564




Great igures for irst fawn calf. Should continue to go on.


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Animal Tag: 10336




Strong body. Excellent yearling growth. Very nice type.


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Animal Tag: 10566




Strong bodied stag with good velvet development.


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Animal Tag: 10565




Late born out of irst calver that has done very well.


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Animal Tag: 10569




Strong Romanian in luence. Atlas features on both sides.


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Animal Tag: 10269




Good quiet type.


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Animal Tag: 10568




Another irst calving son who has done very well.


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Animal Tag: 10277




Big animal. Grew a big open head. Good Atlas son.


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Animal Tag: 10405




Blocky type. German bloodlines coming through on Dam's side.


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Animal Tag: 10434




Good growth igures.


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Animal Tag: 10585




Strong bloodlines with foundation hind 97109 featuring on both sides.


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Animal Tag: 10350






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Animal Tag: 10339




Big proud type.


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Animal Tag: 102125


Yearling Weight: 116.502YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut3YR Velvet Weight: Not Cut




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Animal Tag: 10575



Yearling BV: 15.09Mature BV: 10.63Velvet BV: -.04



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Animal Tag: 10272




Very quiet. Excellent Atlas example.


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DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

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DIRECTIONS

Directions to Peel Forest Estate from Christchurch:

Follow State Highway 1 through Ashburton south to Hunds. In the middle of Hinds turn right at thesign to Peel Forest, then 2nd left at sign to Peel Forest travelling along Hinds Arundel Rd approx. 15km.

At the “T” junction turn left onto Highway 72, go over to Rangitata River and then immediately turnright to Arundel. Up the hill and turn right to Peel Forest.

Directions to Peel Forest Estate from Dunedin:

Travelling north from Dunedin, follow State Highway 1 through Tumaru to Winchester, north ofTemuka.

Turn left to Geraldine following Highway 72, through Geraldine, veering left after the one lane OrariBridge, following sign to Peel Forest. Turn left into Peel Forest Rd after Coopers Creek Bridge andtravel approx. 12 km.

After the Peel Forest Village roadside sign turn left onto Dennistoun Road, a single lane gravel roadwith a double row of beech planted on each side. GO straight through the white wooden gates whichwill be open and continue over to cattlestop into a woodland, up through the trees over the 2ndcattlestop and then fork to your right to the sales complex. Please park in the designated car park.

We look forward to seeing you!


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