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From Page 9 traditional winter season are sold in the fall. Summer lambs, born between March and early fall, are sold the following March.

“If we’re going to be selling around the first of March, we bring ‘em in about Christmas and put ‘em on grain. I never had fooled with grain much, but now you’re not going to have much without feeding grain. Can’t expect to.”

“LAST YEAR THE market went up, we got about 45 cents a pound. I think they’re selling 40-41 cents now,”

The Lees sell most of their stock in Winchester although sometimes they take a load to the Fauquier Livestock Market at Marshall, and occasionally to Culpeper.

“I aim to keep right at 70 ewes.

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