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Dumfries Store Sheep Report – 18 September 2026

C&D Auctions held their weekly sale of store sheep in Dumfries. Another strong entry of 855 store lambs and feeding ewes. £129 was achieved for a pen of 73 Texel lambs. Blount, Ryecroft was up to £127 for Texel Cross lambs and Cheviot Mule lambs achieving £125 from McCourty, West Auchensheen. A strong presence of buyers forward again leaving empty handed with more required for next Friday.

Store Lambs

Texel – £129 & £128 Dressertland, £127 Ryecroft, £110 Craiglearen, £110 Dressertland, £110 Newton Bungalow

Cheviot Mule – £125 West Auchensheen

Suffolk – £118 Dressertland, £116 Ewanston, £116 & £112 Dressertland, £110 Craiglearen

Cheviot – £105 West Auchensheen, £100 Courstein

Tup Lambs

Cheviot Mule – £92 Glenjaan

Texel – £92 Keepers Cottage

Cheviot – £84 Courstein

Feeding Ewes

Texel – £74 & £68 Low Auchenree

We are actively seeking more lambs for our next sale on Friday 25th September

Please contact your auctioneers for further enquiries:

Harry Begg – 07713 569 593

Cameron Robertson – 07435 702 625

Alistair Watret – 07715 499 320

Robert Weir – 07885 729 495

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