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See who was snapped at studstock sales over the past week | Photos
Take a look at all our photos from studstock sales over the past week.
It's that time of year when studstock sales across NSW are ramping up in volume.
There's been plenty of people turning out to see what's on offer, and The Land journalists have been hitting the road to cover sales.
They've seen a lot of friendly faces along the way and snapped some photos while at the sales.
Check out the gallery below to see our pictures from sales around the state from August 1-7. And if you would like to order any photos seen in The Land, click here.
You can check out our past stud sale galleries, along with all the reports from all the sales we attended over the past few weeks, below.
Mt Russell's Lew and Kirsten Crothers with baby Ivy at the Bald Blair sale. Picture by Rebecca NadgeTracey and Joanne Gowen, or Uralla and Walcha. Picture by Rebecca NadgeWal Broun and Kate Land, Armidale, at Bald Blair. Picture by Rebecca NadgeBen Wesley, Michael Milthorpe and Fiona Milthorpe, Hillston, at the Moogenilla sale. Picture by Eliza SpencerTess and Andrew Herbert, Gundamain Pastoral Co, Eugowra, at the Moogenilla sale. Picture by Eliza SpencerMonique Duddy, Lynda and Jim MacCallum, Walcha, with Will Richards at the Sara Park and Duddy Angus sale on Friday. The MacCallum family, trading as MacCallum Livestock, paid $18,000 for Duddy Top Gun U2, bred by Jeff Duddy, by Texas Top Gun R66 from Knowla Sal Q171. Picture by Jamie Brown.Maggie and Rip Duddy with Jesikah Bracken. Picture by Jamie Brown.Andy Landenberger, Ben Lomand with Paul Wright, Mount Mitchell via Glencoe The Landenberger family came away with two bulls to average $12,500 to top at $13,000 for Duddy Maverick U104 by Texas Maverick S64 bred by Robert Duddy while Mr Wright paid $18,000 for Duddy Ultra U13, also by Texas Maverick S64 bred by Jeff Duddy. Picture by Jamie Brown.Bob and Maree Austen, Lambs Valley and Chambigne via Grafton, flanking Harold Pettit, Pinkett. The Austens are repeat clients and purchased Sara Park Ultrabull U48 by Sterling Pacific 904 for $16,000. Picture by Jamie Brown.Keith Cuninghame, Wellington Vale, Deepwater and Elders Inverell's Dick Gleeson. Picture by Simon ChamberlainHugo Radford, Berresleih, Yetman catches up with Ken and Cate Barnett, Nunga, Warialda. Picture by Simon ChamberlainCameron Mulcahy, Warwick, Qld and Brian Reid, Inverell. Picture by Simon ChamberlainJason Little, Sydney catches up with Jim Wedge, Ascot Angus, North Tooburra Station, Warwick, Qld. Picture by Simon ChamberlainMichael Smith, Adrigoole, Woodenbong, bought two bulls at $35,000 at the sale. He is pictured with George and Fuhrmann, Casino agent, David O'Reilly. Picture by Simon ChamberlainDamien Thomson, Genetics Australia chats with Roger and Susan Hayward, Twin Oaks Angus, Waikato, New Zealand before the sale. Twin Oaks Angus was part of the Five Way Syndicate that bought the $300,000 top-priced bull. Picture by Simon ChamberlainDamien McMahon, Tonoda, Warwick, Qld, David Butler, Honeysuckle Creek, Milmerran and Glen Whitton, Reedy Lagoons, Warwick. Picture by Simon ChamberlainDavid Landers, JA McGregor Livestock and Property, Warialda with Robbie and Hamish Turnbull, Warragamba, Yetman. Picture by Simon ChamberlainBrett Guest, Clunie Range Angus with Chris Kemp, Eungy Pastoral Company, Milparinka, Blackall. Picture by Simon ChamberlainKeith Relf, Frasers Creek, Ashford, Neville Brunt, Yarrabin, Ashford and Wayne Relf, Frasers Creek were all buyers at the Swanbrook sale. Picture by Simon ChamberlainCorey and Duncan Geddes, Telemon, Springsure, Qld, bought two bulls at the Glenavon sale. Picture by Simon ChamberlainDavid Grills, Carndhu, Guyra, and Wayne Heagney, Coraleigh, Guyra, inspect the bulls pre-sale at Glenavon. Mr Grills bought seven bulls at the sale. Picture by Simon ChamberlainPhilip Jarvis, Highlands, Black Mountain, catches up with Glenavon co-principal, Richard Post, before the sale. Picture by Simon ChamberlainLeisa and Boyd Holden, Roseview, Bean Creek, first-time buyers at Glenavon, went home with four bulls after the sale. Picture by Simon ChamberlainAmy, Noah and Ellie Hall, Gunnedah, at Eaglehawk Angus. Picture by Rebecca NadgeSally Vivers, Eaglehawk, Jo Cook, Inverell, and Kate Lawrence, Armidale. Picture by Rebecca NadgeRose Lawton, Bundarra, with Audrey and Ed Ed Cordingley, Walcha, at Eaglehawk. Picture by Rebecca NadgeThe Partridge family of Wallangra. Pictured is Lincoln, Emily, Angie, and Olivia at Eaglehawk Angus. Picture by Rebecca NadgeErica, Harriet, Emily and Sam Ulrick, Springfield, Guyra, at Eaglehawk. Picture by Rebecca Nadge.Michael Lees, Pine Ridge, with XLBeef founder Geoff Steinbeck, who learned how to AI on his familyÔÇÖs dairy and working up to 10,000 cows a year. ÔÇ£I learnt to AI at the age of 14,ÔÇØ he said. Picture by Jamie Brown.Herb Duddy, Sara Park Angus and his brother Neville, both from Pinkett via Glen Innes. Herb came away from the XLBeef sale at Dungowan with two Angus heifers. Picture by Jamie Brown.Alex and Nathan Steinbeck, XLBeef stud principals at Dungowan. Picture by Jamie Brown.Sophie, Belinda and Philip Tongue, Nundle, were top bidders for XLBeef Angus bulls. Picture by Jamie Brown.Alex, Minka and baby Max Steinbeck at XL Beef, Dungowan. Picture by Jamie Brown.Mark Shearman and Shayne Clark, Scone, seen at the XLBeef genetics sale, Dungowan. Picture by Jamie Brown.Arnold, Aaron and Tabatha Ham, Niangala, were the volume buyers at XLBeef genetics sale, Dungowan. Picture by Jamie Brown.XLBeef selling agent Daniel McCulloch with long time friends and top XLBeef buyers Lou and Ron Doran, Molladree at Mungindi. Picture by Jamie Brown.
