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28 September, 2023

TELPARA HILLS auction sale

TELPARA HILLS auction sale Saturday 16 September


A new UltraBlack female record price was set with Telpara Hills Miss Geddes 468S29 being secured by CPR Brangus, Ravenshoe for $40,000. Pictured (L to R) are Wayne and Kellie Dobe of CPR Brangus also representing DeSalis Station with Fiona Pearce, Telpara Hills. PHOTO: BRITTANY PEARCE.
A new UltraBlack female record price was set with Telpara Hills Miss Geddes 468S29 being secured by CPR Brangus, Ravenshoe for $40,000. Pictured (L to R) are Wayne and Kellie Dobe of CPR Brangus also representing DeSalis Station with Fiona Pearce, Telpara Hills. PHOTO: BRITTANY PEARCE.
Frenzied bidding: The bidding was fast and furious at the Telpara Hills 2023 annual on-property sale with cattle producers keen to snap up elite genetics at great value-for-money.
What it’s all about: Father and son team Scott and Jeremy Armstrong from St George purchased several bulls on the day.
Paul and Gayle Swan of Beaudesert purchased Lot 76, a bull which they said will go home to complement their herd nicely.
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Well-known local Morgan Brennan of Lake Eacham was checking out plenty of high calibre genetics at the Telpara Hills annual on-property sale with sons Kody 10 and Aiden 7.
Lee-Ann Pitcher (middle) from Roharn Pastoral in Port Douglas with mother Margaret and nephew Arthur. Lee-Ann was very pleased with her purchase of Lot 31, a bull which is pictured in the background.
Debbie and Alan Marshall of Karakara Brangus stud, Goomeri purchased an outstanding heifer, in the form of Lot 118, specifically for her genetics.
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