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Meatlinc

Description

The Meatlinc is a British breed, in the terminal sire category, developed from a breeding programme originated by Henry Fell in 1963. It is white faced, tight in the wool, with great length and heavy hindquarters. It is amongst the biggest of the British breeds, a mature ram weighs 140kg.




Society details

MEATLINC BREED SOCIETY

Chairman H R Fell

Church House,
Horkstow,
Barton-on-Humber,
North Lincolnshire
DN18 6BG

Tel: 01652 618329

Fax: 01652 618447

Website: www.meatlinc.co.uk

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 March 2007 )
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