Large tailing yards are maintained in different parts of the run to avoid much driving, and at weaning time the weaners are herded for a month or six weeks and yarded at night, which has a quieting effect they never forget.
On a well-improved station the bullocks, heifers, and weaners will be in separate paddocks, and at a certain season the bulls are taken out of the herd and put in a paddock by themselves.
Most of the enclosure consisted of plain, but a corner of it contained a belt of scrub; and it was in this corner, where the weaners camped for warmth in the night-time, that the drive and slaughter had been made.
I got the hill paddock fence finished and the weaners all into it yesterday.
These weaners were formerly obliged to come in to the frontage, you remember governor, where they were always mixing with the other sheep.
Our hungry weaners spread out and began to feed, without a notion of their mothers they'd left behind; but they were not the only ones there.
Father said we should share the weaners between the three of us; that meant 50 Pounds a piece at least.
The wether flock looked like donkeys for size, the breeding ewes were fit for market, the weaners precociously fat and well-grown.
All of a sudden a mob of the Baranco weaners ran across a plain and nearly boxed with 'em.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "weaners" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
