Pretty Good Year

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snake67":pj1y9id9 said:
Caustic Burno":pj1y9id9 said:
Just finished the book's for the year after all expenses each cow made a profit of 228.00 dollars.

The way you do your books you put a lot of expenses to the cows - so I would say you did better than 98% of those on these boards

Well done old man!

Merry Christmas from our house to yours

Bez


Same to you the Mrs. and girls yall stay warm up there in the artic circle.
We are going to freeze to death down here down to 27 tonight. Don't you laugh either cause when it get's a 100 I will.
 
Caustic Burno":1ushrz9i said:
Just finished the book's for the year after all expenses each cow made a profit of 228.00 dollars.


That's about what I did...........wait...you said "each cow". Day yum CB....a homerun.
 
Caustic Burno":3a8dojn9 said:
snake67":3a8dojn9 said:
Caustic Burno":3a8dojn9 said:
Just finished the book's for the year after all expenses each cow made a profit of 228.00 dollars.

The way you do your books you put a lot of expenses to the cows - so I would say you did better than 98% of those on these boards

Well done old man!

Merry Christmas from our house to yours

Bez


Same to you the Mrs. and girls yall stay warm up there in the artic circle.
We are going to freeze to death down here down to 27 tonight. Don't you laugh either cause when it get's a 100 I will.


Heck I do not even think about a coat until the water troughs freeze over!

Have yet to wear a set of mitts or gloves this winter

When it gets hot I just sit in front of the airconditioner and whine like an old jet engine on shut down! LOL

My best

Bez
 
TexasBred":424henio said:
Caustic Burno":424henio said:
Just finished the book's for the year after all expenses each cow made a profit of 228.00 dollars.


That's about what I did...........wait...you said "each cow". Day yum CB....a homerun.

There was 635.00 in expenses charged against each bovine.
Average price on all sold 863.00 a head.
 
Caustic Burno":1vlve13q said:
TexasBred":1vlve13q said:
Caustic Burno":1vlve13q said:
Just finished the book's for the year after all expenses each cow made a profit of 228.00 dollars.


That's about what I did...........wait...you said "each cow". Day yum CB....a homerun.

There was 635.00 in expenses charged against each bovine.
Average price on all sold 863.00 a head.

Good job buddy. Don't tell anybody but this was probably Bush's fault too. :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: Maybe we can get at least one more year of good prices.
 
Caustic Burno":2ngx5004 said:
There was 635.00 in expenses charged against each bovine.
Average price on all sold 863.00 a head.

I didn't know your gals were such high maintenance. Mine have been complaining about the pasture decor. Told them they had to continue with that old drab color barn for a while. If I put a fresh coat of paint on it my property taxes will go up. New fence, clearing brush, and everything like that increases property values in the eyes of the tax man.
 
backhoeboogie":xtzttfng said:
Caustic Burno":xtzttfng said:
There was 635.00 in expenses charged against each bovine.
Average price on all sold 863.00 a head.

I didn't know your gals were such high maintenance. Mine have been complaining about the pasture decor. Told them they had to continue with that old drab color barn for a while. If I put a fresh coat of paint on it my property taxes will go up. New fence, clearing brush, and everything like that increases property values in the eyes of the tax man.


Seventeen of those girl's were bought calved out and resold this fall.
They also paid for three years worth of stockpiled hay for 30 head.
I only keep eleven full time girls since the drought, restock in the spring according to pasture conditions.
I am never going to run as many full time again.
 

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