I paid for it all by myself. My cousins herd it for me across Mudug and DDSI. I’m a true geeljire in a sense.
How much did you have to pay?I paid for it all by myself. My cousins herd it for me across Mudug and DDSI. I’m a true geeljire in a sense.
Caano geel is bitter. I’ll teach you how to make a fire, sleep in the dirt and milk camels if you ever in my backyard. I spent a couple of years with very toughened hawdians. Walahi the place is not for the faint of heartYour not your just an owner you probably never even tasted caano geel
A fair price. Bought from my sub clan relatives. They own many camels.How much did you have to pay?
Loool you’ve been played.
Never trust a person in Somalia with your hanti.
Your Camels are now the property of someone else.
I own more geel than you.
Miskeenad is getting dupedwe have ‘xeer’ and ‘daqhan’ in our regions. We aren’t like some Southern folk who went full bandit. I pay them a certain sum to look after my camels.
I’m probably your junior by age and my herd will grow with time.
Paid way less. I paid the local/native sub clan price. Each was a little less than $500. I spend a week in Hawd every year camping with my blood relatives. These guys aren’t afraid of wild life at night. I almost shit my pants the first night.your telling me you paid between 40 and 80k for your herd or you paying it monthly like a water bill
I find that a little hard to believe sxb anywhere in somalia you go minimum camel price is 1500-2000 depending on the age. And even then the maintenance cost would make it a bit more expensive. Why the need for so many camels can you justify such an investment if your not a geeljirePaid way less. I paid the local/native sub clan price. Each was a little less than $500. I spend a week in Hawd every year camping with my blood relatives. These guys aren’t afraid of wild life at night. I almost shit my pants the first night.
I also have to worry about land mines for every step that I take when there.
I have older diaspora adeers from Mudug in the business. The trade will flourish once the Garacad port is complete. Those prices are exaggerated. They don’t even go for that price to the fellow Arab statesI find that a little hard to believe sxb anywhere in somalia you go minimum camel price is 1500-2000 depending on the age. And even then the maintenance cost would make it a bit more expensive. Why the need for so many camels can you justify such an investment if your not a geeljire
I think the prices have gone down in the past few years my dad said they’re now usually between 800 and 1500 seems like you got a good priceI have older diaspora adeers from Mudug in the business. The trade will flourish once the Garacad port is complete. Those prices are exaggerated. They don’t even go for that price to the fellow Arab states
Not needed at the moment.Why didn't you use the money to buy lands instead?