Terrick West
Terrick West is situated on the plains of Northern Victoria in mixed cropping and grazing country of the Loddon Valley. It is about 65kms north of Bendigo, 65 kms west of Echuca and 65kms south of Kerang.
At Terrick West we aim to breed soft handling, well crimped fine/medium wool and on big dual purpose poll merinos for today's market.
STUD CALENDAR EVENTS AND DATES
2020
Bendigo Online Ram Sale - Friday 17th July
Offering 3 Stud Rams
- Anyone wishing to inspect the rams before the sale are welcome to make an appointment. Ross 0428368270
Photos on Ram Sale Page. Agents - Nutrien & Elders
This year we will NOT be offering rams for sale at Hamilton Sheepvention Ram Sale.
Rams usually reserved for Hamilton will be available at our On Property Ram Sale
On Property Ram Sale – Friday 7th August
Offering 80 Stud and Specially Selected Rams
Inspection at 10.00am. Sale at 1.00pm. Luncheon provided.
Catalogue available
We will hold a pre sale inspection on FRIDAY JULY 31st as well as offer private inspections, available early August, for those who feel uncomfortable to attend our auction,Agents - Nutrien, Arcadian Wool & Elders
Dubbo National Ram Sale & Merino Exhibition – Tuesday 25th / Wednesday 26th August
Display of Rams including Rams going to Adelaide Ram Sale - Friday 11th September
Adelaide Ram Sale - Friday 11th September
Offering 3 Stud Rams
Agents – Nutrien
2021 Field Day – Friday 26th February - on property - Lunch Available
Our Story
The Terrick West Stud was founded by Edgar McGauchie and his sons Cyril and Eric in 1932 and has been actively breeding and selling rams ever since. The poll stud was registered in 1954 and is the oldest active poll stud in Victoria.
Terrick West is owned by Donald & Elizabeth and Ross & Robyn McGauchie with Ross and Robyn, together with their daughter Claire, managing the day to day breeding and classing of the stud.
Terrick West Stud joins 1000 stud ewes and 1200 commercial ewes and crops 800 hectares annually. The sheep are run on dry lucerne, irrigated lucerne, sub and rye pasture and cereal stubbles.
The hundred year’s rainfall average is 400mm.
