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  1. 19-03-2025, 07:54 PM #1
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    BOP FALLOW

    Can anyone advise when the Te Puke herd start croaking and or which weeks roughly?

    I’d like to take the young fella for a go on the back of a mates farm, but need to pick my weekend carefully, options are slim..
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    It can vary a lot within the Te puke area, can your mate with the farm give you some guidance?
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    The above would be best but they usually go in the first weeks of April, always early and later ones though. By all accounts the reds are starting here in BOP so a bit earlier than normal.
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