STIRLING BULL SALES: High of 24,000gns for Aberdeen-Angus bulls

Blelack genetics took the high bids in the Aberdeen-Angus section at this year’s October Stirling event for Neil and Graeme Massie, Aboyne, peaking at 24,000gns for overall male champion, Blelack Prince Cartier W035.

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STIRLING BULL SALES: High of 24,000gns for Aberdeen-Angus bulls

Blelack genetics took the high bids in the Aberdeen-Angus section at this year's October Stirling event for Neil and Graeme Massie, Aboyne, peaking at 24,000gns for overall male champion, Blelack Prince...

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