Caustic Burno
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Well I sold my F1 Jersey Brahman today.
Least they are going into production and not Wolf Brand Chili.
Least they are going into production and not Wolf Brand Chili.
They sure are some pretty gals. I know you hated to turn loose of them.Well I sold my F1 Jersey Brahman today.
Least they are going into production and not Wolf Brand Chili.
I hated seeing them go also. Glad you got them a home to keep producing.They sure are some pretty gals. I know you hated to turn loose of them.
There's an opportunity in there to be had.Packers took $5 to $6 per cwt off this morning. I heard one buyer tell someone that those big good high yielding cows that brought in the low $90's a month ago, are now doing good to bring $70. That is about $250 a head on a 1200 lb cow.
I hope it stays there. We have several truck loads with a August 15 kill date. Being a long ways from the drought areas and high freight cost should help to keep the price up in the PNW.And yet in the US boner cows are averaging US$ 167.70 on the rail. Looks like someone is already taking advantage of an opportunity.
Thanks for the update. Since I sold my last two, I hadn't kept in touch.Decatur sale posted a warning over the weekend not to expect a repeat on cow prices.
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I used to think this way....but i'm pretty much convinced there's no such thing as rain...at least not more than 8 to 12 minutes of it....trace of rain.No, no....one of these days it will rain 20 inches and catch up to the average rainfall....that's normal these days.
Boy howdy a lot of folks wish they had that problem!March and early April it was dry dry here. I was buying bred cows and pairs cheap. People were selling cows as there was no grass and future for hay looked real bad. Then about mid April it started to rain. Not a lot at a time but timely. And the grass grew. Now the high country has more grass than there are cows to eat it all.
There was 4 of em last weekend.I passed by the sale barn in Nacogdoches and thought about swinging in but I had trees to cut. I bet there were nearly a hundred trailers either around the sale barn or on the roads going and coming.
Anybody, anywhere, seeing any roping calves or other roping stock coming through? I'm curious as to what they're going for, I might have somebody I could sell some to. Any responses are greatly appreciated.
Still good to know, thanks. I called a man in another state where I'll be visiting soon to see how it was there and they were fetching near enough to par for size to a lot of beef calves, couldn't tell you why but I won't pay it.There was 4 of em last weekend.
The other 3 were well over 400 bucks.
Sorry. I'm in Northern Oklahoma forgot
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