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click here for
results & photos of
the Keri-Keri Surplus
Ewe Auction
Held October 2007 at Swan Hill.
Click here to view
the 2007 Keri Keri Ram Sale Catalogue.
Also, view photos & a summary of the on-property Ram Sale at Keri-Keri.
Total sale clearance.
Contact Andrew Dowling for all stock buying enquiries.
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Welcome to Keri-Keri Merinos.
Keri-Keri Surplus Ewe Sale
Keri-Keri again sold its surplus ewes at the 2007 Swan Hill Premier Blue Ribbon Sale.
The top priced pen of Keri-Keri ewes sold for $85.00 per head - these were a line of 250 4-teaters. The sheep were June/July '06 drop and late August '07 shorn - sold in unrestricted runs.
In addition to the Keri-Keri bred ewes there were over 1,000 Keri-Keri blood ewes available from long associated clients such as St Pauls, Ettrick, Glenbar, Melool & Woolmark.
Results & photos of the Keri-Keri sheep & clients' sheep can be viewed part way down the Events section of this website.
Ram Sale - was held 3rd September 2007
Keri-Keri held its 4th annual Ram Sale on Monday, 3rd of September 2007.
For the second year in a row all rams on offer were totally cleared. A welcome result considering the current climatic conditions.
Scroll down the Events Section to see photos and a summary of the sale.
There are rams available for Private Sale by contacting Andrew Dowling.
Semen Sires
The Semen Sales segment of this website is now linked to the most recent Merino Select Results for Keri-Keri Sires, along with Wool Density & Side Sample data.
Our three sires with semen available can be viewed by going to Semen Sales.
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Keri-Keri sheep have proved themselves – naturally. During the 2002/2003 drought only weaners were fed a basic maintenance ration – all adult sheep had to survive on their own. They survive and thrive in a fully natural habitat of extreme plains conditions.
This success is due to the fact that the first priority in selecting sheep on Keri-Keri is “survival”. We have experienced below average to drought seasons since 1989. It has been a great opportunity to see how the sheep performed under harsh conditions.
Since the early 1970’s Keri-Keri has used “dual purpose” to describe our sheep. The term now is widely used and old fashioned.
The Keri sheep are “profit purpose”, which better describes their abilities.
 For more information on Keri-Keri please enter our website.
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