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2157 days ago

Hereford-dairy cross heifers

Ashley from Rural West Whangarei

I have 5 Hereford-dairy cross heifers that are about 8-9 months old for sale. A farmer friend estimated them around 200kg, but I would not know. They have been raised on a lifestyle block so are friendly, but not tame. They will follow me when I call them to change paddocks. They are Polled Hereford, so no horns.


I would like to sell 2 before the winter, but would consider selling 3. My farmer friend said they should be worth around $700.


I do not have a loading ramp, but can put them in the calf shed and we can load up a ramp on a trailer from there.


Location is near Maungatapere.



Text me on O2O 4I32 4276.

Negotiable

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