Polled shift pays off

By Andrew Miller
Updated August 21 2015 - 3:45pm, first published July 1 2015 - 4:00am
Adrian Carpenter, Connorville, Cressy, Tas, says they want to stick in the 17-19 micron bracket and cut between 6-7kg, which he think the Bundaleer rams will do for them.
Adrian Carpenter, Connorville, Cressy, Tas, says they want to stick in the 17-19 micron bracket and cut between 6-7kg, which he think the Bundaleer rams will do for them.

ONE of NSW's leading Merino studs – Bundaleer – is moving into polled rams, with co-owner Gavin Lieschke saying in 10 years horned animals could be gone completely.

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