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Providing an attraction, something that is unique is an important function re fulfilling one’s role / obligation in staging a Female Production Sale. That attraction for this sale is the offering of an Esselmont Lotto L3 female. We will put two heifers by Lotto L3 up and the successful ‘bidder’ will select his/her preferred heifer.

F023 certainly ranks amongst our best ever bull breeding cows. There is no doubting the contribution of Dulverton Herbert H008 in the Dulverton Callandool (Glen and Loi McKinlay Springsure) herds, his sale progeny last year averaged $12,000 and included the sale topper Dulverton Lethal L056 @ $18,000. Its interesting that Glen, Loi and Simon think

I guess Sal’s and my focus in terms of breeding objectives for the Dulverton program has remained steadfast. That objective has been, is and will continue to be, about providing Angus bulls capable of producing steer and replacement females for our clients that satisfy what would appear to be a national beef industry goal of

We purchased Carabar Gunsmoke J134 from Darren Hegarty in the Spring of 2015 after a thorough pedigree search identified the presence of some real carcase improving individuals. J134’s sire C. Gunsmoke G53 has a double cross to 036. J134’s dam C Blackcap Mary F93 also carries 036 blood, no doubting though the most exciting individual

It was late August 2016 when Sal started searching the internet looking for the unique current sire. She came across Lotto L3 and we started researching his pedigree and breeder. As it happened Esselmont is the stud owned and operated by Lindsay Wolrige in WA. I had known Lindsay from my days at Farrer and

We went to Te Mania in 2016 to purchase a sire and bought the bull we were convinced was the best structured and best mover from the draft. We were also very keen to find an IMF% improver who we thought might marble and milk improve with calving ease. Kilkenny K912 was our choice. Prior