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Can mature rams cover more ewes than a yearling ram
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Can mature rams cover more ewes than a yearling ram

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Aged rams (2-5 years old) are usually capable of serving 35 to 45 ewes, whereas a yearling ram's potential is 25 to 35 ewes. The well developed ram lamb should not be expected to cover more than I 0 to 15 ewes in his first eason.
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