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I think I'll give your name to Dick Beck, and Tom Burke.

Tom is always looking to "help" new breeders out.

mtnman
 
Hill Creek,

You seem like the kind of man that likes to let everybody know just where he stands.

How bout you tell us how much you have invested in the cow business in the last two years?

It would sure help attract some customers to your sales.

Thats the way to do it, we all have to know how much you spent before we know how much they are worth.

mtnman
 
mtnman":1vjp8uej said:
Hill Creek,

You seem like the kind of man that likes to let everybody know just where he stands.

How bout you tell us how much you have invested in the cow business in the last two years?

It would sure help attract some customers to your sales.

Thats the way to do it, we all have to know how much you spent before we know how much they are worth.

mtnman
Well, I have invested well over A LOT of money. Is that a good answer? No, I have well over $100,000 invested in cattle. If you have the July Hereford World catalog, page 67, Keysha, I spent $13,000 on her. Some of my other cattle, I have spent in the range of $2000 up to $10000. Now, do you think those numbers will attract customers? Take care. :cboy:
 
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But, the question is, HCF, can you find them without having seen them in the Journals?
;-)

Do you really know what makes a good cow?

Or do you just buy what shows up that others like, too?


She weigh about 1800 in good condition?

mtnman
 
I see tht if you own 3/4 of Olsens that would make about 20 cows from them.

That sounds like about 1 cow to breed to each bull that you own part interest in.

Well, maybe two cows for each bull.

Something seems out of balance, I think your bulls will be bored.

mtnman
 
mtnman":1obz2dgi said:
I see tht if you own 3/4 of Olsens that would make about 20 cows from them.

That sounds like about 1 cow to breed to each bull that you own part interest in.

Well, maybe two cows for each bull.

Something seems out of balance, I think your bulls will be bored.

mtnman
Actually, I just own interest in three bulls, they aren't going to be pastured with my cattle. And its 30 head I getting from Carl. Take care and thanks for worrying, because it sounds like you don't think I know what I am doing. Thanks for worrying, but I am for darn sure I know what I am doing. :cboy:
 
1848":18j2eaay said:
Hill Creek Farm":18j2eaay said:
I am for darn sure I know what I am doing. :cboy:

You......or Montie? Take care! :cboy:
Montie is another breeder that I have done business with, but has no ties with me. Montie and I don't own anything together, but I think that we both like the same type of cattle somewhat. They are into more of the showing than I am. Montie is a fantasic Hereford Breeder and has done a great job managing Star Lake Cattle Ranch. So, I run my operation and Montie runs his. We run it differently. Take care. :cboy:
 
mtnman":33d7ntp4 said:
Are you breeding for popularity?

Numbers?

What?

mtnman

I think it's popular lines with good numbers which "may or may not" exhibit performance. Only time will tell that.....and I'm really not sure he has bred "anything" yet. Take Care :cboy:
 
1848":2kpebend said:
mtnman":2kpebend said:
Are you breeding for popularity?

Numbers?

What?

mtnman

I think it's popular lines with good numbers which "may or may not" exhibit performance. Only time will tell that.....and I'm really not sure he has bred "anything" yet. Take Care :cboy:
I have done some flushing and I my herd bulls have been breeding my cattle. Other than that, that is all I have bred. :cboy:
 

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