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Paul Boughen: (08) 8578 3427 Address PO Box 115 KAROONDA SA 5307 Justin Boughen: (08) 8578 7016

au ANNUAL ON-PROPERTY AUCTION Friday 5th August 2016 200 Rams INSPECTION - 9:00 am Brucellosis

1 Paul Boughen: (08) Address PO Box 115 KAROONDA SA 5307 Justin Boughen: (08) Mob: Fax: (08) E: ANNUAL ON-PROPERTY AUCTION Friday 5th August Rams INSPECTION - 9:00 am Brucellosis Accreditation AUCTION - 1:00 pm Ovine Johnes Disease MN3 Accreditation Food & refreshment will be offered throughout the day.

2 Our latest sire investment Moorundi PB201 Sold to Kamora Netley Park, SA in partnership with Pemcaw stud, NSW & Victoria Park Pastoral Co, NSW for $30,000. His wool measurement figures were 20.2 Micron 3.4 SD 16.8 CV 98.9 CF

3 Welcome to the Annual 2016 Kamora Netley Park Poll Merino Ram Auction The Kamora Poll Merino stud was founded in In 1999 we made the decision to purchase the entire Netley Park Poll Merino stud with the breeding and type being very similar to our established breeding lines. The stud is based on Moorundie Park bloodlines, but we have also introduced select rams from other top Australian studs. More recent purchases include: Poll Boonoke PB1 (in partnership) for $50,000, Charinga Poll with 2 rams for $24,000 and $11,000, and our latest Moorundie Park sire for $8400. Moorundie Park rams have been purchased up to $10,000 for a half share of one of their keeper sires. Our breeding objective is to produce large framed and well-structured sheep with bright, white and soft handling wool in the 18 to 20 micron range with fleece weights of 8 to 9 kg. These qualities have attracted buyers from all Mallee districts, the south east and Kangaroo Island, plus New South Wales and Victoria. We sell 300 to 350 rams annually. Sale highlights in recent years include, $25,000 to the Moorundie Park stud, and $10,000 3 times in 2013 to the Charinga stud, St Arnaud, Vic; Kilcoolin Pastoral Co, Avoca, Vic, and the Minta stud, Mt Cooper, SA. and 2 rams at $9500 each in Adelaide last year (see page 11). Our annual sale is always held on the first Friday in August and last year topped at $7200. We are proud of all our clients and sincerely thank them for their continuing support. As part of our client service, we offer a sheep classing for any clients who are interested. Enjoy the day and we wish you all the best with your purchases. Lunch is provided throughout the day, with tea and light refreshments following the sale. Stud Families Moorundie Park Small notch in front of left hand ear Charinga 2 small notches in back of right hand ear Nyowee A big notch in back of both ears Kamora 1 A small notch in back of both ears Kamora 206 A small notch in the front of both ears Kamora 207 A small notch in the end of both ears Kamora Netley Park Dan A big notch in the front of right hand ear Kamora Netley Park 38 A small notch in end of left hand ear All others are from Kamora Netley Park sires Shearing and figures All rams are blade regulation and machine shorn and carry 6 months of wool growth. All micron tests are from their current fleece, tested in mid June 2016 by AWTA.

4 Guide to Ram Selection Objective Measurement figures are only one part of the ram selection process. Rams must be structurally acceptable and for the characteristics the buyer is seeking. Rams must also be suitable for the environment and climate in which they are going to be used. Buyers should ensure they are satisfied with the conformation, size, wool type and development of each ram. Having selected rams for subjective and visual requirements the buyer can then use the objective measurement and test results to refine their final selection. Wool Testing Glossary Average Fibre Diameter expressed in microns. S.D. is the standard deviation of fibre diameter. It is a measure of the fibre diameter variation within the sample. The smaller the S.D. value, the more evenly sized the fibres are. C.V. is the co-efficient of variation of fibre diameter. As a guideline, in mature, good nutritionally fed wools the C.V. values of good tests results should be less than 20% whilst tests greater than 23% are undesirable. Comfort Factor as a processing guide and expressed as a percentage, the comfort factor indicates the fibres less than 30 microns. Fibres over 30 microns are associated with the itch factor.

5 REGULATION SHORN B

6 REGULATION SHORN $ BA 7.2 $ $ $ $ UA 6.6 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $...

7 REGULATION SHORN $ $ $ $ $ $... MARCH SHORN B 7.4 $ K1 7.8 $ $ SYN2 7 $ NE20 6 $ CHAR 6.2 $ NE20 8 $ SYN2 7.2 $ $ B 7 $ MP 8.2 $ EM 6.5 $ B 5.6 $ NE $ AU 6.4 $ $

8 MARCH SHORN B 7.4 $ CHAR 7.4 $ $ BA 8.2 $ NE $ W 6 $ W 6.6 $ $ B 5.8 $ SHAR 7.8 $ SYN 7.2 $ $ CHAR 8.2 $ W 8 $ SYN 6.6 $ $ K1 7.8 $ K1 8.2 $ NE $ W 5.2 $ B 7.4 $ SYN 7.6 $ B 7 $ $...

9 MARCH SHORN SYN 6.8 $ $ CHAR 7.2 $ MT $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $...

10 MARCH SHORN $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ EM $ SYN 7.6 $ B $ K1 7.2 $ $ CHAR 8 $ EM $ SYN 7.8 $ SYN 8.4 $ $ W 6.2 $ K1 6.4 $ UA 7 $ MP 6.8 $ MP 6.6 $...

11 MARCH SHORN SYN 8.6 $ $ K1 7.4 $ $ B 8 $ SYN2 7.2 $ SYN2 8 $ B 7 $ NE $ BA 7 $ B 7.4 $ B 8.4 $ $ SYN 7.4 $ SYN2 8 $ $ SYN 8.6 $ K1 6.6 $ K1 7 $ $ W 6.4 $ $ K1 6.2 $ SYN 8.4 $...

12 MARCH SHORN CHAR 7.6 $ SYN2 8.2 $ SYN 6.6 $ NE $ SYN 7 $ SYN 7.2 $ SYN 6.8 $ NE20 9 $ SYN 7.2 $ SYN 8 $ NE20 $ K1 7.6 $ K1 6.4 $ SYN 6 $ AU 6.8 $ SYN2 6.4 $ SYN 8.4 $ B 7.8 $ W 6.6 $ SYN 8.4 $ K1 $ $ SYN2 7.2 $ MP 6.8 $...

MARCH SHORN 96 172 19.5 2.8 14.4 100 7.2 $... 187 20.4 3.3 16.2 99.6 SYN 7 $... 97 176 22.9 3.7 16.2 98.1 SYN 6.8 $... 242 19.4 2.7 13.9 99.8 SYN 5.8 $... 98 267 18.2 2.8 15.4 99.9 SYN 7.6 $... 307 17.

13 MARCH SHORN $ SYN 7 $ SYN 6.8 $ SYN 5.8 $ SYN 7.6 $ SYN 7.8 $ $ AU 8 $ K1 6 $ B 7.8 $... OUR 2015 ANNUAL ON-PROPERTY RAM SALE

14 TAG Micron SD CV CF Sire Fleece PRICE PURCHASER Pen 1 NO Wgt Mini Auction Rams Pen 2 Pen SYN 5.8 $ SYN 5.8 $ SYN 7.2 $ SYN 8.2 $ $ SYN 8.8 $ K1 7 $ CHAR 7.4 $ CHAR 8 $ SYN 6.2 $ $ $ B 7.4 $ SYN 9 $ $ K1 7.8 $ NE $ NE $ CHAR 8 $ $ K1 8.2 $ BA

SHEEP CLASSER - MICHAEL ELMES Michael Elmes started as a jackeroo at Uardry Merino Stud in 1978. During three years in the ram shed he won numerous junior judging and sheep handling prizes.

15 SHEEP CLASSER - MICHAEL ELMES Michael Elmes started as a jackeroo at Uardry Merino Stud in During three years in the ram shed he won numerous junior judging and sheep handling prizes. In his nine years at Uardry, Michael s final position was assistant manager. He took over as Manager of Wanganella Merino Stud in Michael was responsible for the breeding, marketing and selling of Wanganella genetics for over 14 years. Michael has judged at leading Merino shows throughout Australia and Argentina, including Sydney Royal, Canberra Royal, Wagin Woollarama, Dubbo National, Comodoro Rivadavia, Mid State Field Days and numerous provincial shows. In 2004 Michael registered his own business SMART STOCK as an independent advisor on livestock appraisal and management issues. He classes sheep and chooses genetics from a wide range of environments, improved to pastoral, 750mm to 75mm rainfall. Michael selects between 700 and 900 rams annually on behalf of clients. He has been in an unique position to class the winning flock of the Lake Cargelligo Ewe competition for five consecutive years, four different clients and four different bloodlines. In 2013 he achieved the trifecta, 1st, 2nd, 3rd!! Michael also classed the winning flock of the prestigious Don Brown Ewe Competition at Condobolin, both in 2013 and 2014 Michael J Elmes SMART STOCK (Aust) Livestock Appraisal & Management 129 Audley Street NARRANDERA NSW 2700 Ph: Mob: mjelmes@bigpond.com 2016 SALE AVERAGES Main Auction Offered Sold Top Price $ Sale Average $ Mini Auction Offered Sold Top Price $ Mini Sale Average $ Overall Sale Offered Sold Top Price $ Sale Average $

2015 Annual Sale Pictured with the $7200 top priced ram at the

Senior Park, Bordertown, his agent Andrew Hendy, Fox & Lillie,

Long term top end Kamora Netley Park buyers, Roger, Gail Duell and

second top priced ram, their buying agent Geoff Clark (left),

Thank you to all purchasers and underbidders of Kamora and Netley

Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance.

16 2015 Annual Sale Pictured with the $7200 top priced ram at the Kamora Netley Park ram sale are purchaser Ian Daniel (centre), Senior Park, Bordertown, his agent Andrew Hendy, Fox & Lillie, Horsham, with Paul Boughen holding the ram. Long term top end Kamora Netley Park buyers, Roger, Gail Duell and their son Kyle (centre), Murray Bridge are pictured with the $5600 second top priced ram, their buying agent Geoff Clark (left), Quality Wool and Landmark auctioneer Gordon Wood (right). Thank you to all purchasers and underbidders of Kamora and Netley Park rams at our annual ram auction. We value your support. Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance. All visitors to the sale are invited to join us for refreshments and tea at the conclusion of the sale.

Friday 4th August Rams

Friday 4th August Rams Paul Boughen: (08) 8578 3427 Address PO Box 115 KAROONDA SA 5307 Justin Boughen: (08) 8578 7016 Mob: 0423 065 513 Fax: (08) 8578 3450 E: info@kamoranetleypark.com.au ANNUAL ON-PROPERTY AUCTION Friday 4th