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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 10808"><p>Dun and Frankie and others on the board...no problem with your comments and they all make sense. Without shooting myself in the foot, I think ALL of us are proud of what we are doing and want to promote our breeds, programs, and all as much as we can. If just one person likes what we as individual cattle people are doing and maybe even buys something from us or becomes our friend...well, it's a win-win deal.</p><p></p><p>I think it goes without saying that any livestock activity or program that is out of the mainstream of America (specialty nitch markets) is just that...a nitch thing. This is not to say that any producer in a popular market or nitch market program is doing it for snob appeal: they are doing it because they want to do it and they enjoy doing it. I think we all occasionally emphasize the "great traits" of the breeds we are dealing with...that's just human nature...we are all proud of our program and breeds in which we are dealing.</p><p></p><p>In my part of the country, the big thing is Angus (and popular cross-breeds of same) and Quarter Horses. I'm sure some of the locals here think we are nuts raising Texas Longhorns and Gaited Horses. However, it makes for some interesting conversations at the least! We have had a number of curiosity seekers on what we are doing...and, a small percentage of these people have expressed interest in what we are raising and selling. And, it is not uncommon for customers seeking these type of animals from us or others traveling hundreds of miles to purchase one or more of the animals for their breeding program. Our personal target market area is probably a radius of 500-800 miles from our location.</p><p></p><p>So...we all enjoy what we are doing or otherwise we wouldn't be doing it...right? Peace and prosperity to everyone!</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:info@runningarrowfarm.com">info@runningarrowfarm.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 10808"] Dun and Frankie and others on the board...no problem with your comments and they all make sense. Without shooting myself in the foot, I think ALL of us are proud of what we are doing and want to promote our breeds, programs, and all as much as we can. If just one person likes what we as individual cattle people are doing and maybe even buys something from us or becomes our friend...well, it's a win-win deal. I think it goes without saying that any livestock activity or program that is out of the mainstream of America (specialty nitch markets) is just that...a nitch thing. This is not to say that any producer in a popular market or nitch market program is doing it for snob appeal: they are doing it because they want to do it and they enjoy doing it. I think we all occasionally emphasize the "great traits" of the breeds we are dealing with...that's just human nature...we are all proud of our program and breeds in which we are dealing. In my part of the country, the big thing is Angus (and popular cross-breeds of same) and Quarter Horses. I'm sure some of the locals here think we are nuts raising Texas Longhorns and Gaited Horses. However, it makes for some interesting conversations at the least! We have had a number of curiosity seekers on what we are doing...and, a small percentage of these people have expressed interest in what we are raising and selling. And, it is not uncommon for customers seeking these type of animals from us or others traveling hundreds of miles to purchase one or more of the animals for their breeding program. Our personal target market area is probably a radius of 500-800 miles from our location. So...we all enjoy what we are doing or otherwise we wouldn't be doing it...right? Peace and prosperity to everyone! [email=info@runningarrowfarm.com]info@runningarrowfarm.com[/email] [/QUOTE]
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