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suckler
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suck·ler  (sklr)
n.
1. An unweaned mammal, especially a suckling calf.
2. An animal that suckles its young; a mammal.


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In addition, 900 sucklers are currently in calf to the Stabiliser.
The Davies brothers visited a number of purebred Salers herds and eventually invested in a bull to put over a portion of the crossbred sucklers at Bryniog Ucha.
Milk production from an Ayrshire herd ceased in 1996 and a Charolais herd established in 1982 was continued alongside the commercial sucklers.
 
 
 
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