Deepsouth":3q31n0d7 said:Back when I was still roping I use to see people put some pretty high prices on horses just to get some attention. They really didn't want to sell them unless someone wanted to pay the high price. They really just wanted to see what someone might offer them so they would know what the horse was actually worth.
That's true.cross_7":21adjyr3 said:Deepsouth":21adjyr3 said:Back when I was still roping I use to see people put some pretty high prices on horses just to get some attention. They really didn't want to sell them unless someone wanted to pay the high price. They really just wanted to see what someone might offer them so they would know what the horse was actually worth.
It don't hurt to ask and you might get an offer higher than you're really wanting
highgrit":1bbm2iyi said:How much are they worth? At the sale barn they should bring good money. When I am done with these last two heifers I will not be buying heifers again. You can't afford to lose one. I wish I would of listen to CB.
NC Liz 2":2zmgmz7c said:I believe he is a little high as the demand is/has shifting away from CAB and more to Chars.
But he does have the factor of a shortage of cattle/good heifers going in his favor.
And that might just be his starting price.
Liz
LOL + 1 :nod:TennesseeTuxedo":3oy2hd43 said:NC Liz 2":3oy2hd43 said:I believe he is a little high as the demand is/has shifting away from CAB and more to Chars.
But he does have the factor of a shortage of cattle/good heifers going in his favor.
And that might just be his starting price.
Liz
I'll have a round of whatever it is Liz is drinking.
cmf1":1joxv9i2 said:The father of the guy that runs one of the local sale barns here told me killer cows brought 2$ lb recently.
"Yikes", was all I could say.
I don't keep up with markets much, but I never got that much for one.