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none of us have enough when prices are what they are :wink: congrats on a good sale :tiphat:

from what i've seen the last few years the guys that sold early wish they would have waited. i normally sell a little later. but either way they are worth a lot of money and i don't think you can go wrong one way or the other. we all know being greedy and hoping for a little more can backfire.

had a couple sets of twins so far and after about 5 days of packing one or the other clear across the pasture to find mom, i pulled them and brought them to the barn.. kids needed more chores anyways. :wink:

personally, i wouldn't use him on heifers. i like to see at least a +8 CED for heifers. both Destination and Shear Force are fairly proven and neither are what i would call heifer bulls. IMO is leasing a bull an option?

you can still have one. :wink: good lookin bulls. :D

she's a good looker. :D

good point. behind the barn maybe? in the barn? :D

do with your black bull what i did with my hereford…..hide him over the hill so nobody can see him. :wink:

can i come too? :D very cool pictures Wyoming Wind.

these sold at St. Onge. check your PMs

all due April 15th for 55 days. the 3s coming with their first calf were bred black, the rest bred hereford. i thought they were a damn nice set of cows. the ranch they came from has not fed any hay to a cow since the 50s. these were true, fend for themselves type of cows as you'll find. i...

a ranch not far from here dispersed their entire cow herd yesterday through the ring. 512 herefords and black baldies, 3 yr old 1st calf heifers to broken mouth cows averaged $2336. sale top was 117hd of 4&5 hereford cows for $2600, one buyer took them all. :shock: i hope they make money...

there are several different agencies/levels that are able to certify an organic operation. some are certainly less strict than others. our farm ground and pasture was certified for about 15 years with an agency that is the strictest of strict. we were allowed to use ABSOLUTELY NO pesticides...

if buying cows isn't an option right now, i think leasing the cows is a better way to go. IMO

if you are happy with what you have, that's all that matters. :-)

at least twice

i agree. when you look through Sinclair's sire directory, most of the DOC EPDs are pretty damn low, many in the negative :shock:

i would say sales around here have been averaging in the $4500 range, give or take.

that's only after those that calve early have already explained to you how cold and miserable calving has been and how hard they are working. :wink:

i think i can hear him already :lol: