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<blockquote data-quote="Ranch Hand" data-source="post: 1812172" data-attributes="member: 42704"><p>Thank you. I find it interesting that everyone is concerned about what LH bring at the sale barn. From everything I have seen, the money is not in the beef price on them. It's the "collector" value you might say. A 600-700# LH bull is bringing approx $2000. I can't get close to that for our angus calves. We have four of the yard art just for the pleasure of looking at them. I'm probably crazy (been questioned for some time) but I had mine cut. No breeding here. People I know are in it for showing and heritage. Probably don't get that attitude outside of Texas but here, anything that can survive the heat, lack of grass, eating prickly pear, rattlers, calving and coyotes we admire.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ranch Hand, post: 1812172, member: 42704"] Thank you. I find it interesting that everyone is concerned about what LH bring at the sale barn. From everything I have seen, the money is not in the beef price on them. It’s the “collector” value you might say. A 600-700# LH bull is bringing approx $2000. I can’t get close to that for our angus calves. We have four of the yard art just for the pleasure of looking at them. I‘m probably crazy (been questioned for some time) but I had mine cut. No breeding here. People I know are in it for showing and heritage. Probably don’t get that attitude outside of Texas but here, anything that can survive the heat, lack of grass, eating prickly pear, rattlers, calving and coyotes we admire. [/QUOTE]
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