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this is the only school you need http://www.budwilliamsmarketing.com/. this school teaches you how to make a proffit. most collages teach you to break even. Bud also has a stockmanship school. This is the best money i ever spent. And it works!!!!

I use the california bander alot. Here's why 1) they keep right on gaining like nothing happened 2)You can buy 550-650 weight bulls at a profit 7/07/09 sell 624#steer @1.04=$648.96 buy 624#bull @.85 = $530.40...

You cant sell in the furture unless you have a time machine,today is all you have. The cattle market is full of profit up or down. If your not profitable today, right now, more land isnt going to help. This is good news !!!!!! All it takes is simple math not some furtures market lier. 2+2 will...

The only time you can predict the market is when your buying because thats the only time your in control of your money. You should only buy at a profit.

Buy 1 stage run on grass sell when in 3rd. As long as you sell before hay feeding. At the barns i go to cows are worth more when in the 3rd stage than at any other time. Yes more than pairs with small calves. I know a man around here that buys o's (cows aged old)in 1st stage,runs them on stock...

sell /replace for a proffit market up/market down makes no diff there thowing money at you in this market if you know what to look for

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There is lots of money to be made in this market. I made over $200.00 ahead on a set of steers 1/5/09. You are all looking at the selling price which you have no control of only time you control the market is when you buy.

cowdog,cowdog,cowdog, maybe you sould call someone with a good cowdog.

man,to read all this you would think it's brain surgery.

what we did with are buckers,we had 4h bullriders that wanted to practice so we would let them ride but not for 8 sec. maybe 4 sec to start then more but we always wanted them to get off while the bull was still bucking in other words let the bull win.this seemed to work good a couple of bulls...

a man named plummer(spelling?) was the first to breed for buckers i think in the late forty's. when you go to a bucking bull sale they still refer to plummer breeding.for year they would buy bulls with a little fight that would happen threw the sale barns. i have done this myself its hit or miss...

stay flexable. i always liked to buy s/s or b/m 3rd stagers a calvem out.you can buy um around here for $450-600. sell cavles at weaning for almost what you gave for the cow. the ones i have now where s/s about 3 calves ago. going to sell as 3rd stagers in march as the grass gets green. start...

my dad runs a few cows in with mine and we split the vet bills, feed, hay ect. and when we sell his calves he gives me half.we are both happy with this.i do all the labor.putting out hay,ect.

look at this market report.gives you hope they they go back up. athttp://marketnews.usda.gov/gear/brows ... _LS758.TXT

stimatze working cowdog seminar ,joe&laura stimatze&ben means march 25&26 email [email protected] if your thinking of useing dogs on your ranch this might save you some time and money.let you know what a dog can do for you. these people are some of the most respected names in the cowdog...

sorry acd fans,acd are though dogs and can be a big help on a ranch. i just get quicker and better results with border collies bred to work cattle.everybody likes there breed better than any other such as it should be :cboy:

if you want a dog to help with moving cattle, loading in trailer out in the pasture,sorting ect. get a border collie or a kelpie buy from a breeder that has trained dogs so he can help with the training . training the dog is only part of it,you also have to train your cattle. if your working...

just me and one good cowdog. well sometimes my dad comes and opens the gate for the cowdog.

i tried the wind and rain and my cattle went right to the first i put out and then they quit never touched it again. i switched to the right now ,and they did fine never quit just backed off a little. but in fairness to the wind and rain product when i pulled it out of the feeders i pulled all...