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Congrats. That sure feels good doesn't it. Makes the work feel worthwhile.

Good luck with your cows. A lot depends on what it will cost you to run them for a year. It your costs aren't too high and the market holds you could calf them out and come fall if prices stay up sell the ones you don't like and retain the best heifers for yourself.

I have often wondered if there isn't some kick-back to herbster just to inflate the value of the bulls to sell more semen.

My personal favorites based on the videos were 81 and 104. Lots of good looking animals.

My cousin had a small group of 3's and a big bunch of bred heifers and the 3's brought $2200 in January and the bred hfrs. averaged 1775 a week later. Same quality and feed program. Like Beef Man said you got the first calf down and got rebred which is usually the hardest for us.

Depending on price I like open heifers because you can buy more for the same dollar amount and if you have to sell them, bred heifers generally bring pretty good money here. I understand that this is more risky in some aspects and it does take longer to get your investment back, but I also...

I am in central nd.

I sold three black steers last Wenesday. They weighed 518 lbs and brought $2.31/lb. I couldn't believe it.