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Shearing shed images

The below images were kindly supplied by Prattley Livestock Equipment.

Catching pen and sheep holding area for saw-tooth shearing board	Shearing Board: Saw-tooth centre board
External view of Prattley Livestock Equipment shearing shed	Prattley partly covered yards and drenching race adjacent to shearing shed
Raised saw-tooth shearing board	Holding pens and lead up race

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