Just starting off.
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Caustic Burno
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Thats an open ended question POS 1500 Pretty good 2000 Good 2500 Dam Good sky is the limit.
Good depends on the thickness of your checkbook.
Good depends on the thickness of your checkbook.
ALACOWMAN
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around 1500 to 2000 and you can get a good one or bad at that same price :cowboy:
ALACOWMAN":9rb4hkls said:
This is my experience. I usually sell mine for 1500 - 1700 (same bull another fella will get more for) because I need the cash flow to buy hay. It's also area dependent. The same bull I sell for 1500 in MI may get 3000 out west. It also depends what a person has into them. My bulls are not grain developed for numerous reasons, but a big reason is most folks in my area can't afford the cost associated with grain fed anything. If I put grain on the bulls, they might sell of the farm faster, but I would need quite a bit more money to break even.
Long answer, short question.
Chandler":3et7v4l1 said:
They should be registered at that price - though some breeders may give you a discount if you don't have them do the paperwork as there's a cost to that. I can sometimes save a person $50 if I don't have to get an ai certificate, register, and transfer the registration. The main thing if you're just starting off is finding someone who can help you - create a relationship with a bull supplier you can trust.
