SalesETGRA SALES RULES Animals can be checked-in Saturday from 7:30 am until noon. The animals must be in the check-in line by noon on sale day to be included in the sale. Animals are sifted for obvious health problems prior to sale. Knots, other than those caused by recent injections, will exclude an animal from sale. In order for animal to sell as ‘registered’, the member must present a certificate of registration listing the member as the owner of the goat. The exceptions is a nursing kid may sell with an application signed by the member (registered owner of the dam). Also a kid less than 6 months old may sell with an application, accompanied by a copy of the dam’s registration, in the members name. A non-nursing kid must be tattooed. At check-in, the tattoos and tags of registered animals are checked against the certificates of registration. Discrepancies will exclude the animal from the sale as a registered animal. Changes to certificates of registrations, or tattooing of the animal will not be done on the premise. THEREFORE, members are advised to check animals against the certificates of registration prior to loading animals to bring to the sale. ALL paperwork to sell a registered animal must be completed prior to check-in. Please sign the certificates of registration, complete service memos on bred does, and complete applications for all kids. At an open sale the commission is $7 per head for ETGRA members and $10 per head for non-ETGRA members. stock. The PO Fee is $7 per head for ETGRA members and $10 per head for non-ETGRA members. Consignees can join the association the day of the sale and take advantage of the $ 7 per head commission or PO fee. ETGRA acts as an agent only. Soundness of the animal as well as accuracy of information contained on the registration paper, an application to register and service memo are the responsibility of the seller. Consignors will sign a copy of the sales rules at the time of check-in. Although not a requirement, buyers appreciate information about worming (when and what kind), date of last hoof trimming, type of vaccinations within the last year, and date of last kidding, if applicable. Revised February 2, 2012
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