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we were planning on going to Newcastle today, but it doesn't look like we'll make it. i'm ok with it, however, my wife............she is a little touchy right now. :mad: :wink: soooooooo, i'm going to need a report on a few lots when you get back. :)
 
What time does that sale start? I had forgot about it. I might still be able to make it. I've been curious as to the market. Wondering what kind of prices to put on some of these we have. The Hostile Native sure won't let me buy anymore.
 
BAR BAR 2 said:
What time does that sale start? I had forgot about it. I might still be able to make it. I've been curious as to the market. Wondering what kind of prices to put on some of these we have. The Hostile Native sure won't let me buy anymore.
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Sounds like Justin has his very own "Hostile native" :D
 
I've found that trinkets and baubles will sometimes keep mine from going on the warpath Justin. You should always have some trade beads stashed so they will be handy in case of an uprising. If that doesn't work then you might think about jumping off the reservation till she's settled down.
 
Big Muddy rancher said:
BAR BAR 2 said:
What time does that sale start? I had forgot about it. I might still be able to make it. I've been curious as to the market. Wondering what kind of prices to put on some of these we have. The Hostile Native sure won't let me buy anymore.
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Sounds like Justin has his very own "Hostile native" :D
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things have settled down............................a bit. :wink:
 
Those Hostile Uprisings can dang sure come up and git ya at anytime. That's why I keep a bunk down in the tackroom ready at all times. Got my bedroll and a bottle of Canadian whisky staged and ready down there. If ya need to borrow it let me know. I like to call it Rancho Deluxe.
 
BAR BAR 2 said:
Those Hostile Uprisings can dang sure come up and git ya at anytime. That's why I keep a bunk down in the tackroom ready at all times. Got my bedroll and a bottle of Canadian whisky staged and ready down there. If ya need to borrow it let me know. I like to call it Rancho Deluxe.
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:lol: thanks for the offer, but i think the smoke has cleared. i'll know for sure in about a half hour..... i smell supper, just not sure if there will be a plate set for me. :wink:
 
Justin said:
BAR BAR 2 said:
Those Hostile Uprisings can dang sure come up and git ya at anytime. That's why I keep a bunk down in the tackroom ready at all times. Got my bedroll and a bottle of Canadian whisky staged and ready down there. If ya need to borrow it let me know. I like to call it Rancho Deluxe.
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:lol: thanks for the offer, but i think the smoke has cleared. i know for sure in about a half hour..... i smell supper, just not sure if there will be a plate set for me. :wink:
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Long as it isn't hot tongue and cold shoulder you should be OK. :wink:


Buck up old man, it's just one of many she will remember years after you've forgotten. :D
 
gcreekrch said:
Justin said:
BAR BAR 2 said:
Those Hostile Uprisings can dang sure come up and git ya at anytime. That's why I keep a bunk down in the tackroom ready at all times. Got my bedroll and a bottle of Canadian whisky staged and ready down there. If ya need to borrow it let me know. I like to call it Rancho Deluxe.
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:lol: thanks for the offer, but i think the smoke has cleared. i know for sure in about a half hour..... i smell supper, just not sure if there will be a plate set for me. :wink:
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Long as it isn't hot tongue and cold shoulder you should be OK. :wink:


Buck up old man, it's just one of many she will remember years after you've forgotten. :D
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:lol: :lol: sounds like you been down that road. :wink:
 
I don't call mine a "Historical Maniac" for nothin'. She has a memory like a steel trap. She can remember things I said or did from years back. I can't remember what we had for supper yesterday. Personally, I think its a crock. They know we can't remember all that stuff. I think they resort to their imagination to come up with a few historical facts occasionally. How can we argue? They've got us over a barrel. We just want the problem to go away and after the silent treatment then they want to discuss it. Half the time I don't even realize what I'm in trouble for.
 
It was a good sale and well-run, we thought. I think the people were
pretty honest about things. Craig Deveraux made some announcements
from the block that was straight up. The catalog said Seth Weishaar was
going to be the auctioneer, but it was Lynn.

8 horses were out of the sale.

#1 was out due to a soundness problem. Craig brought him to the
sale and tied him to the trailer. He looked like a good one...made right.
I guess the vet called his problem in the right front, but the owners
think it is the left hind. :?

#2-$6900

#4-He was out. He's a local horse from here and they think he'll
be okay, but they didn't take him to the sale.

#10-$9400. He was a dandy. (I bid on this one).

#13-$4600

#19-TOPPED THE SALE. 10 years old and not really a rope horse,
kind of a using horse. She did show him on barrels and poles. He
was cute!! Get this: $15,500. Southern Cross ranch
bought him, whoever that is. They bought some other good ones too.

#20-$5900. This was a nice horse, but had underrun heels, which
we don't care for.

#30-$4900

#-40-$5600. This is the one I thought we should have bought.
We know who did buy him and Mr. FH wouldn't bid against them. :???:
He said they needed him worse than we did.

#-54 Out. This was a horse that they really, really liked. We went down
to see this horse especially. He was tied to the trailer with the #1 horse
to show they hadn't been presold or anything. He's one of those head
scratchers like we have standing in our pasture. Good one day, lame the next.

#66-That was the last horse and that's the only one I didn't get
a price on. She was really attractive. Deveraux's 12-year old daughter
rode her through. Those kids are hands. It was fun to watch them.
2 little boys and their 12-year old sister.

The sale highlight IMO, was a 4-year old palamino that won the Ranch
Horse competition. Number 56. Owned by a real cool Mexican fellow that manages a big ranch between Newcastle and Wright, Wy. He was
a great hand. That horse was really, really broke. He said he would take
him back and ride him for free for another month. He really liked this
horse, you could tell. He heeled on him in the preview without a bridle.
Because he won the Ranch Horse competition, he was the first one to sell and I think it hurt the price as he brought $6000. I think he was a good
buy at that for someone that had the use for him. A short little gal
bought him. The picture should be in the Tri-State next week, I'm thinking.
Oh to be young again. My hands were itching.

Winning Reserve in the Ranch Horse competition was #29 and
he sold for $4000.

The horses that sold over $5000:
#27-$5100. He had been rode hard. I thought too hard...
#9-$5900
23-$5400
26-$7200
27-$7750
31-$7500. This horse is 16 years old. He looked good and was nice!!
33-$5000. Really an attractive horse, but small. I liked him alot.
37-$5000 Owned by the same fellow that had the #56 horse.
38-$6800. Southern Cross bought this horse too.
39-$7100
41-$6700
49-$6900
50-$6500. This was another of my picks. He was nice, but not as nice
or made as well as #56. Just sold further into the sale. He wasn't very
tall and was long-backed. But a nice horse. 4 stocking legs and white feet.
51-$6000
55-$7600
58-$5200 He was a 3-year old. Very handy.
62-$5300

A nice young horse that I liked, #47 brought $2500.
64-$1800
28-$1400
14-$2600
12-$2800
6-$2400

The rest sold between $3000 and $5000.
A 10-year old mare that bucked the rider off in the
preview brought $3700. #59.

What I really noticed is how broke these horses were. It's not
the old 'spur and jerk' as cross their feet to turn around, drop their head
to stop and/or back up kind of thing. I think people are really starting to strive to have better. It's really nice to see.
and nicer broke horses.

Let me know if you have any other questions. I think I pretty
well covered it... :wink:
 
That would have been Alvero that won the competition FH. He works for Candi Keeline. He always has some good horses for sale. He will find a diamond in the rough pretty cheap and take it home to the ranch and polish it. He is a helluva horseman. When you buy a horse from him you get a good one.
 
thanks for the report, FH. we would have like to make it over there, but from the looks of it, everything we were interested in was out of our price range anyways. i guess we'll keep lookin..... :)

thanks again.
 

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