Justin said:i think you're having a pretty good sale when the bidding starts at $5000 :shock: although, towards the end of the sale they were starting the scrubs at $3000 :wink:
that sale average will be interesting.
Oldtimer said:Justin said:i think you're having a pretty good sale when the bidding starts at $5000 :shock: although, towards the end of the sale they were starting the scrubs at $3000 :wink:
that sale average will be interesting.
Yep-- I'd love to see what the average ends up... Only got to see about an hour during lunch- but they were all $6,000/$7,000 +.... Highest I saw sell was $30,000 :shock:
Old Roger was really rolling along counting up the commission dollars he was going to get :wink:![]()
Faster horses said:Oldtimer said:Justin said:i think you're having a pretty good sale when the bidding starts at $5000 :shock: although, towards the end of the sale they were starting the scrubs at $3000 :wink:
that sale average will be interesting.
Yep-- I'd love to see what the average ends up... Only got to see about an hour during lunch- but they were all $6,000/$7,000 +.... Highest I saw sell was $30,000 :shock:
Old Roger was really rolling along counting up the commission dollars he was going to get :wink:![]()
Good for Sitz's and good for Roger. As far as I'm concerned, he's
one of the best in the business. Easy to understand and very
accomodating.
BRG said:Faster horses said:Oldtimer said:Yep-- I'd love to see what the average ends up... Only got to see about an hour during lunch- but they were all $6,000/$7,000 +.... Highest I saw sell was $30,000 :shock:
Old Roger was really rolling along counting up the commission dollars he was going to get :wink:![]()
Good for Sitz's and good for Roger. As far as I'm concerned, he's
one of the best in the business. Easy to understand and very
accomodating.
Thats why we got him, not to mention that he is honest, what he says is the way it is, plus he remembers everyone from year to year.
Don't forget about Joe, as he did half the sale. I really like his chant too, its more of a song for him. I have only heard good things about him as well.
Justin said:BRG said:Faster horses said:Good for Sitz's and good for Roger. As far as I'm concerned, he's
one of the best in the business. Easy to understand and very
accomodating.
Thats why we got him, not to mention that he is honest, what he says is the way it is, plus he remembers everyone from year to year.
Don't forget about Joe, as he did half the sale. I really like his chant too, its more of a song for him. I have only heard good things about him as well.
FH, we've had this arguement before. :lol: Goggins is
better.:twisted: :wink:
Justin said:BRG said:Faster horses said:Good for Sitz's and good for Roger. As far as I'm concerned, he's
one of the best in the business. Easy to understand and very
accomodating.
Thats why we got him, not to mention that he is honest, what he says is the way it is, plus he remembers everyone from year to year.
Don't forget about Joe, as he did half the sale. I really like his chant too, its more of a song for him. I have only heard good things about him as well.
FH, we've had this arguement before. :lol: Goggins is better.:twisted: :wink:
Faster horses said:Justin said:BRG said:Thats why we got him, not to mention that he is honest, what he says is the way it is, plus he remembers everyone from year to year.
Don't forget about Joe, as he did half the sale. I really like his chant too, its more of a song for him. I have only heard good things about him as well.
FH, we've had this arguement before. :lol: Goggins is better.:twisted: :wink:
Hey Justin. Re-read. I remembered what you said so I said, about Roger:
"He's ONE of the best in the business."![]()
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BRG said:Sale Report
434 Two Year Old Bulls $5,832
321 Commmercial Bred Heifers $2,262
62 Commercial Bred Cows $1,828
3 Ranch Horses $3,330
TOP BULLS:
Lot 11 - $30,000, a son of GDAR GAME DAY 449 to Shipwheel Cattle Company, Chinook, MT - Topp Angus, Grace City, ND, - Gary Romey, Hot Springs, SD
Lot 27 - $26,000, a son of SITZ UPWARD 307R
Lot 29 - $26,000, a son of SITZ NEW DESIGN 458N to Raven Angus, Colome, SD
Lot 6 - $20,000, a son of SITZ MADISON 10477
Lot 30 - $20,000, a son of GDAR GAME DAY 449 to Vermilion Ranch, Billings, MT
TOP BRED HEIFERS:
25 head synced and AIed for Feb 1st - $3,000 per head
10 head synced and AIed for Feb 1st - $2,800 per head
10 head synced and AIed for Feb 1st - $2,650 per head
TOP BRED COWS:
13 3&4 year olds bred for Feb 8th - $1,875
21 3&4 year olds bred for Feb 8th - $1,850
High Plains said:Possibly those calf checks from this fall won't last as long as some had thought :!: It's all sunshine and roses from here forward :!:
Roundup said:The time for capital improvements about the business ranch is when you have positive cash flow. Doing it any other time results in an interest payment.
cowsense said:High Plains said:Possibly those calf checks from this fall won't last as long as some had thought :!: It's all sunshine and roses from here forward :!:
There ain't nobody better than Ranchers & Farmers at spending when they make a buck! :lol: I'm just amazed at the number of new pickup's & Iron that has been bought this fall.
Faster horses said:cowsense said:High Plains said:Possibly those calf checks from this fall won't last as long as some had thought :!: It's all sunshine and roses from here forward :!:
There ain't nobody better than Ranchers & Farmers at spending when they make a buck! :lol: I'm just amazed at the number of new pickup's & Iron that has been bought this fall.
I totally agree. When they have some money, ranchers and farmer do
spend it. Many times they can invest in something needed to offset
some income tax and show me one rancher/farmer that can't use something
to make their workload easier.
Oldtimer said:Faster horses said:cowsense said:There ain't nobody better than Ranchers & Farmers at spending when they make a buck! :lol: I'm just amazed at the number of new pickup's & Iron that has been bought this fall.
I totally agree. When they have some money, ranchers and farmer do
spend it. Many times they can invest in something needed to offset
some income tax and show me one rancher/farmer that can't use something
to make their workload easier.
I still haven't figured out how a $30,000 bull makes the workload easier :???: :wink: ....Either I'd have to move him into my bedroom at night or build him an insulated room in the barn so not to worry about his vitals getting froze in our "Little Siberia" weather-- and then I'd still worry that he'd get a leg broke by another one with the first cow he tried to jump ...
But I'd guess bulls at that price don't ever have to worry about living in the real cattle world !!