Oldtimer said:Yep with cull bulls bringing $3000- you would be a fool to hold an old bull over unless he was something extremely special...
rancherfred said:Oldtimer said:Yep with cull bulls bringing $3000- you would be a fool to hold an old bull over unless he was something extremely special...
Except you have to replace him and it will cost a lot more than $3000.
Denny said:rancherfred said:Oldtimer said:Yep with cull bulls bringing $3000- you would be a fool to hold an old bull over unless he was something extremely special...
Except you have to replace him and it will cost a lot more than $3000.
I'd sell every yearling bull next spring for $3000 average at least that's what I am hopeing for.
rancherfred said:Denny said:rancherfred said:Except you have to replace him and it will cost a lot more than $3000.
I'd sell every yearling bull next spring for $3000 average at least that's what I am hopeing for.
In our country we heard a lot of $5000+ sale averages. That is why I am setting on my healthy bulls for another year.
Denny said:My bulls will be selling April 23rd 2015 in Mobridge SD. I will have between 30 and 40 bulls with 3/4ths of them AI sired.
nortexsook said:Denny said:My bulls will be selling April 23rd 2015 in Mobridge SD. I will have between 30 and 40 bulls with 3/4ths of them AI sired.
Does that make them better?
nortexsook said:Denny said:My bulls will be selling April 23rd 2015 in Mobridge SD. I will have between 30 and 40 bulls with 3/4ths of them AI sired.
Does that make them better?
nortexsook said:Just seemed like you were implying that AI sired calves were better than natural service sired calves. Just curious if that's what you meant or not?