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Lampata Poll Merinos specialise in breeding large framed, high performing maternal merinos

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2021 Sale Report

Lampata’s top-priced ram Lot 35 sold for $4100, with stud principal Robert Pocock, Jarryd Finch, of Elders Lameroo, top buy Adam Flavel of Jax Joynt and Bruce Pocock of Lampata Poll Merino Stud.

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2020 Sale Report

Double top priced rams Lot 13 and lot 20: Thomas and Robert Pocock, Lampata Poll Merinos, Boyd Packer, Mundulla, Nalang Farms, Steve Doecke, Elders Keith, Jarryd Finch, Elders Lameroo, Bruce Pocock, Lampata Poll Merinos, Ray and David Elleway, Kielpa.

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2019 Sale Results

Pictured with the $3500 top priced ram at the Lampata sale are Courtney Pocock (holding son Thomas); Robert Pocock; Steve Doecke, Elders auctioneer, Keith; Gaylia Pocock (holding grandson Hugo); Bruce Pocock; Jaryd Finch, Elders Lameroo; and purchaser Ben Hunt, Nalang Farms, Bordertown.

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2018 Sale Report

Pictured with the $3100 top priced ram at the Lampata sale are purchaser, Ben Hunt, Mundulla, Robert Pocock holding the ram, Elders Lameroo’s Jarryd Finch, Bruce Pocock and Elders auctioneer Steve Doecke.

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2017 Sale Report

The $4300 top priced ram at the Lampata Poll Merino ram sale. Pictured are Elders auctioneer Steve Doecke (kneeling), Elders Lameroo manager Pat Larsson, Kerry Walker, Robert and Bruce Pocock of Lampata and Lyn and Trent Walker.

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Testimonials

"These genetics have never let us down yet; they give us the wool cut and fast growth to enable us to get our lambs off early and we're already fielding enquiries for this year's wether lambs."
Ray and David Elleway
"It was a terrific line-up and although they were not pumped up in the feedlot, that exercise actually enabled the rams to show more expression of the well-embedded genetic qualities for meat and wool production; the key selection points behind over six decades of paddock performance selection undertaken by the Pococks"
Steve DoeckeBranch Manager Elders, Keith SA
"We came over looking for good, big, strong ewes for our prime lamb enterprise and the Lampata ewes stood out as the best in the market so we committed to getting them"
Peter KingKingsmere, Lah, Victoria
"Looking over the fence, we had seen what Bruce and his father before him had been doing successfully since the 1960's. They got the results and Bruce must be one of the most profitable, efficient and progressive sheep breeders in Australia."
Kerry and Alison Walker
"With our sheep trading enterprise we get to see the stark difference in performance compared with out Lampata blood Merinos. There is very little difference between their best and worst and they are very easy care. They're natural foragers and converters and are also very good maternally. We always get a good lambing percentage and they milk and mother well. The wool clip gives us excellent cash flow and with their excellent staple length we can shear more often and still reach good combing requirements. Their microns are also quite fine for sheep and their body size."
Rodney and Sara Morgan
“Our Merino wether lambs were about $20 to $30 behind, but they measure up fairly well. Now I’m just a ridgy didge type of guy, I’m not going to brag, but without any doubt, these Lampata bloodline sheep are very, very good. They are real dual purpose sheep – there is not a fault in them that I can find. The ewes cut about 5.8kg of 69 to 70 percent yielding fleece wool after rearing lambs. They have great fertility, growth, you name it; they’ve got it. They also have the genetic capacity to go through tough times and we've had a few of them up here, yet they recover so quickly. When the season changes for the better they really blossom.”
Barry McLellanFerndale, Rand NSW

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