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I came across similar opportunity few weeks back but it was on sheep. I sold the lambs kept the ewes for now they were thin so I’ll let them graze for a bit before salient them. I had planned on selling all of them fast but didn’t have enough scrapie tags

Kentuckiana in Owensboro weigh feeders when you unload on Mondays. Sold 2 575lb steers brought $925 I was happy

Have you checked with superior they seem to sell for more then my local stockyard. I haven’t watched them sell just going by sale report on my app

She told me the trip was hard on them, and they say the quality isn’t as good

I called the manager at Okc last year about doing the same thing. She told me they have to advertise them as eastern cattle and they don’t sell as good as the western cattle do

They're going up because I've been looking for some. Calfs will drop the week I sell also.

I've been going to the sales when work permits, I'll keep looking and hold out for better priced. I did get a 7+ bred solid mouth hereford for $925 few weeks back. She weighed 1400lbs

I bought 1 the other day reasonably priced. The last sale I went to they were going for $1100+, and were wild. Called about some larger groups today they were $1200 all 6-8 months bred. They're more optimistic then I am for fall prices

I've been trying to find some nice older bred cows to keep for a couple of years till I lose a lease farm. What's a fair price for older hvy bred 1300lb black cows.

I wish it was a typo. She was a 3 yr old I bought in a package deal

I hauled a pathetic 1st calf heifer and her calf monday. The heifer only weighed 580 and brought .76. She wasnt that poor just very small framed. Calf weighed 3ish and brought 1.76. I was happy

They have free time because they are not out working trying to support families.

Grandad had a sale barn lose a 600lb steer few years back. He had to show proof he unloaded x amount and got paid for x amount. They asked him what he thought it weighed and paid him top price to make up for it.

Still working on getting my new farm fenced, so itll have to wait if I dont go from sale to sale. And I like the idea of buying some lighter calves to feed for a while and take a load

That's what I'm leaning towards. We have to buy some to add to ours to make a full load. Thinking of buying some lighter weight and give them the full work thru. Get everything weaned vaccinated and on feed and ship a load

I've got a few buddies that all have good cattle, just small numbers itd probably take 3 or 4 of is to get a pot load of like calfs. I've talked to one of them about it he said he was in. Haven't reached out to the others yet. I've been kicking this around for a while, think it's time to see...

I could but would prefer not lose money, that goes without saying. I could get a couple of loads a year off local farms that were vaccinated long weaned and on feed. I would prefer to do that over sale barn but I feel theres money to be made on both scenarios

With Kentucky livestock market being in the crapper I'm seriously thinking about buying a pot load of weaned feeders and having them hauled to okc and sold the following week. I know its risky but there seems to be about a $.30 difference across the board on calfs ky to okc. I've talked to...

650-700lbs were the sweet spot last week where I sell. Of course I had 550lb steers, anything under 650 didn't bring good at all my 550lb avg $1.33. And I'll have to check but 650lb steers brought $1.48 I'm pretty sure.

Sold an old small cull that came with a herd we bought few years back. She was past her prime and looking rough. Only brought $.25lb cleared $159. Most others were around the same some as low as $.15.