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Action-packed Western District Weaner Sales 

EXCITED after a busy day of sales are (from left) J & J Kelly agent, Tony Graham; vendors Roland and Susan Cameron, Athlone South, Penshurst; with their son Andrew, holding his son Cooper, 2, in his right arm, and his nephew Fletcher Brumby, 2, in his left arm; and Fletcher’s mum, Eloise (Cameron) Brumby from Inverleigh. The Camerons sold 331 steers on Tuesday averaging 341c/kg and their top price was $1267p/hd. Photo: TRACEY KRUGER.
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HAMILTON is well-known for its impressive annual Western District Weaner Sales which generally brings farmers from all over the country to buy and sell some of the best cattle, and this year was no different.

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