Scotland's highest ever divorce settlement

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RichardCranium replied

28 August 2009, 13:51
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Oh for the want of a giggot!

Well, further down it says:

That tup does not have too much bone and texels aren't turning uinto the suffolks. I think your getting carried away. Texel tups have big gigots, a damn sight bigger than the suffolks thats for sure.

It's all a sign of too much rough cider, if yee arsks moi.
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Churchill replied

28 August 2009, 13:30
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

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un eres wot farmrs aven to say on yon tup http://www.fwi.co.uk/blogs/livestock...s-texel-b.html
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Oh for the want of a giggot!
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RichardCranium replied

28 August 2009, 13:18
<farmer mode ON>
un eres wot farmrs aven to say on yon tup http://www.fwi.co.uk/blogs/livestock...s-texel-b.html
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Being a commercial sheep breeder for 20 years i would like to think i know a thing or two about sheep the Texel is turning into a white faced Suffolk and Deveronvale Perfection is no exception. Too much bone, too much shoulder, a dip in his back you could get lost in, soft wooled and absolutely no giggot.
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daviejones replied

28 August 2009, 12:59
Is that what you normally pay???
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Andy2 replied

28 August 2009, 12:27
Sounds like a good plan B
Make the sheep a rentboy and earn million bucks
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Pondlife started a topic Scotland's highest ever divorce settlement

28 August 2009, 11:57
Scotland's highest ever divorce settlement

The high price has been put down to the sheep's strong physical attributes.

Seller Mr Morrison said the price was beyond his "wildest dreams".

New owner Mr Douglas said the Texel sheep was as good as he had seen, with a good body.

Linky

I was hoping it was going to be a Welsh story though.
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