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All the pictures from across SA markets this month.

All the pictures from across SA markets this month.<br>

Roger Wilkinson, Camborn, NSW, bought 500 young ewes at Yelta, Vic.

In attendance at Yelta, Vic, were the Mutooroo Pastoral Company team of Mulyungarie manager Dean Lovis-Hotchins with Wyatt and Emma Lovis-Hotchins, Mutooroo jackaroo Jack Halliwell, overseer Jamie Marshall and manager Adam Lomman, with MPC managing directors Eddie, Alex and James Morgan.

At Yelta, Vic, Bernie Smith, Grand Junction, Wentworth, NSW, wanted to restock with older ewes, buying 272, while Albert Lacey, Pine View, via Broken Hill, NSW, sold older ewes.

Buyer Peter Kealy, Edenhope, Vic, with Roger and Sue Groocock, Bordertown, whose 260 ewes topped the Bordertown off-shears sale at $234.

Checking out the Cleve sheep market were Kimba family Chantel and James Kassebaum and their kids Halle, 1, and Nate, 2.

Landmark Kimba's Phil Arcus with Kimba family Nigel and Danna Kassebaum and their kids Zoe, 10, Tully, 5, Aceia, 8, and Sam 3.

At Mount Pleasant was Robert Waechter, Angaston, with his three Murray Grey calves.

Ben and David Heinrich, Freeling, were at Mount Pleasant to sell cattle and look at lambs.

The crowd at the Mount Pleasant sheep sale.

At the Senior Park sale were Westpec Bordertown's Chris Moyle and Steve Richards, Bordertown.

Ewes at the Senior Park sale at Bordertown.

Senior Park's Nathan Daniel, Spence Dix & Co's Luke Schreiber, Senior Park's Ian Daniel and Spence Dix & Co's Kym Lovelock with ewes that made $232.

At Lameroo were Bruce Pocock, Lampata, Lameroo, with Vic buyers Peter King, Lah, Trevor Robinson, Kellalac, and Andrew King, Lah.

At the Lameroo off-shears were Sarah and Michael Pfitzner, Wanbi, with their two-old-year son Thomas, sold these 298 Kamora-blood young ewes for $228.

Glen and Tracy Farr, Loxton, with their record-breaking $292 ewes at Lameroo.

The award for best-presented pen at the Lameroo off-shears went to JD&BM Steer, Lameroo, for these 182 Lines Gum Hill-bloods that made $260.

Landmark's Don Cullen auctioneering at Lameroo.

At the Lameroo off-shears were Des Hyde, Lameroo, who sold these 143 3.5-year-olds at $174 as part of a flock dispersal. Also pictured is Elders Lameroo branch manager Pat Larsson.

At Jamestown were son and father Mitchell and Wayne Vanstone, Port Pirie, who wished Landmark's Holly Hannaford a fond farewell at her last Jamestown market as she is heading to Lucindale.

Hanging out on the rails at Jamestown were Eyre Peninsula lads Rhett Morrow, Darke Peak, and EP Livestock & Real Estate Wudinna's Henry Zwar.

At Jamestown were Margie and Brian Rowe, Wolhalla Station, Hawker, who were very happy with the sale of their wethers, which made to $110.

At Jamestown was Allen Kelly, Glen Holme, Manoora, with ewes from his client Indoota Pastoral Co, Riverton, that made the young ewe top price of $205.

At Keith were Richard and Anthony Barr and Tim Moulds, DS Barr Farms, Balaklava, were first-time sellers at Keith, receiving $254 for their 251, 1.5-year-old ewes.

At Keith were Jason Smith, Moorundie, Keith, and Spence Dix & Co's Rodney Dix in the sale's $270 top price pen. The 215, 1.5-year-old ewes sold to MW&J Kingston.

At Keith were Haydn, Lachie and Poppy Lines, Lines Family Partnership, Keith, with Jack Batson, sold 608 1.5-year-old Gum Hill-blood ewes to $254, av $230.55.

P&L Livestock's Rick Grimes, Millicent, with eight-year-old Harry Gilbertson at the Keith offshears sale. Harry's dad Chris bought young ewes.

At Keith were Landmark Keith's Noel Evans (right) with Jon and Louise Densley, Keith, who sold 820 1.5-year-old ewes to $262, av $250.

At Murray Bridge were father and son Karl and Julian Watts, Sandalwood, and Elders yardman Scott Tyler.

Geoff Cavanagh, Karoonda, with his daughter Emily, sold this pen of 192 ewes for $174 at Murray Bridge.

Landmark Beaton Agencies proprietor Greg Beaton (centre) with father and son Jeff and Roger Wendt, who are strong supporters of the annual Kapunda off-shears sale.

Spence Dix & Co's Luke Schreiber auctioneering at Bordertown.

Southern Australian Livestock's Laryn Gogel auctioneering at Bordertown.

Micaela Lock, Mundulla, Southern Australian Livestock Bordertown's Craig Lewis, Gary Lock, Mundulla, and his daughter Kahli at the Bordertown sale.

Brothers Peter and Roger Wendt, Kapunda, at the local off-shears sale.

At Bordertown were Greg Growden, Mundulla, who sold young ewes to $200 and Southern Australian Livestock Bordertown's Craig Lewis.

At Bordertown were Berkeley Evans, Mundulla, Landmark Bordertown's Graeme Hampel, and Kendal Evans, Mundulla, with ewes that made $221.

At Mount Pleasant was Lachlan Pendergast who had a day out at the sale with his grandfather Ray Fiebiger, Keyneton, and Andrew Koch, Moculta, who were selling lambs.

At Mount Pleasant was Chris Neal, Forreston, who runs a hobby farm and was looking at topping up with a few Angus and Hereford steers.

At Mount Pleasant were Bevan Wegener, Millendella, with Craig Schultz, Sedan.

At Mount Gambier were Elders' Allan Lakey, Portland, Vic, with Noel Angelino, Portland.

At Mount Gambier was Max Saffin, Provale Park, bought steers to finish on his Yahl property, including these six Angus-crosses.

At Mount Gambier were Bruce Parker, HJ Parker, Kingston, with Elders' Dean Coddington and his client Tim Zippel, Bundarra Downs, Culburra, who bought Parker stock.

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