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I bet he runs them back through his sale barn.

Where is the best place to cut it without geting the windpipe?

I've read that you should cut just above the breast bone. We have had mix results geting them to bleed out well. We use a 22 to put them down.

Don't like to stretch wire under 50-55 degrees.

You have to walk on about 250-300 yards of catwalk over the pens to get to the auction house.

You should visit. It's like having 6 stockyards in one. It's a site to see.

Central Halliburton. Charlie is a good guy.

They are having a run of about 11,000 head. Luckily our commission firm was up front. Just amazing watching what the cattle are bringing today. These are what ours brought. 25 head of steers weighing 735 brought 213.00 for $1,565.55 a head. 12 head of steers weighing 865 brought 195.00 for...

They grossed $4,386,100 on 485 bulls. Average $9,044.

On Lot 437 now. About 100 to go.

Express Ranches just sold 2/3 interest on a bull for $130,000. I didnt catch who bought it but Sitz bought Lot 2 2/3 interest for $30,000.

I'm talking about calves that have been running on wheat pasture. Been weaned since November 1.

It's only a 15 miles ride. The really lose 50 lbs in 13 hours?

Say you haul them in 7-8 pm and they run across the scales and into the ring 10 am the next morning? Would you expect much shrink? Would it be worth feeding them 3 or 4 pounds a head before taking them in?

Been watching OKC National all day since we are going to sell there next week. The prices are running about $300 more per head than last year. This is what we got last year. Sold Feb 24 2014 13 head steers average weight 675 at 178.50 or 1,204.88 a head. 29 head steers average weight 796 at...

I'm a younger guy. 29. How do I get my grandpa and dad to listen to me a little bit about certain things I think they could improve on. They are kind of stuck in their ways because "that's always how it's been done".

He only cut it once this year and it's pretty growed up. The only thing is the net wrap bales are still sitting where the baler dropped them. Seems like a good way to make a mess to me.

Would you still worry about poisoning from Johnston grass if it already brown and dried up. The lowest temp we've had here is 39 for an hour or two But it's been dry the past month and it's mostly all brown and dried up. Should I still worry about it after a frost/freeze?

Something may have been chasing them recently.

My grandpa had someone come buy and ask about a lease on some of our land to drill. My grandpa told him he didn't have any mineral right and the land man said yeah you have 50 percent. My grandpa had owned the land 20 years and never knew.