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  • T.N.T.
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 194

    Bred cows

    Did anyone go to the bred cow and heifer sale at sls on friday?How did they sell?I wanted to go,but the boys got me on a short leash from buying anymore cows.
  • T.N.T.
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 194

    #2
    Bred Cow Sale Report as of November 25, 2011 Saskatoon Livestock Sales.
    Bred Cows 800 to 1275
    Bred Heifers 800 to 1475
    Cow/Calf Pairs 700 to 1300

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    • smcgrath76
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2000
      • 1565

      #3
      A pair for $700 is a HECK of a deal unless
      the calf is on death's doorstep. Even
      $1300 isn't bad. Not sure why you
      wouldn't split them up to sell???

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      • ALLFARMER
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2002
        • 1640

        #4
        Now thats what I want to pay for bred cows!

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        • SADIE
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2009
          • 553

          #5
          Allfarmer---You desire is Black cows correct? I know of a complete herd dispersal that is booked for Swift Current coming up in December. I know that is a long ways from you. I know the producer well. When the sort to the good to go is completed there will be about 75 head (heart of the herd). Give me an email and I will send you more info. He is booked and is not selling off the farm.

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          • perfecho
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2005
            • 1274

            #6
            So you can buy a pair for $700, but have to pay min $800 for a single.....gotta give us farmers credit ;-)
            Allfarmer, I would like to buy your land for 1/2 price as well.....would you sell?

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            • T.N.T.
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2009
              • 194

              #7
              I have no idea what the pair for $700 looked like or what they were,i never went to the sale just going by what she told me over the phone.If i was to guess though the cow was either a old crock with a new born calf or a longhorn.

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              • kato
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2000
                • 3520

                #8
                Guaranteed she wasn't pretty!

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                • ALLFARMER
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2002
                  • 1640

                  #9
                  For me to go from buying cows $850 $900 price
                  range to $1200 that's a 33% increase. If people
                  want to get crazy and pay $1700/bred cow go
                  ahead. The M.C. Quantock flyer on the third
                  page says "you do the math" ....pay $1700 for my
                  cows.

                  Does anyone on here figure calf prices can be
                  lower next year or their's just no way!

                  Canola guys had $12 canola for a while, inputs
                  followed up and now canola is $10 no money to
                  be made at 10 anymore.

                  With the cattle I buy I will be paying for over 3 to
                  5 years I don't want to be stuck paying for a herd
                  I bought at the top of the cattle market.

                  Ms Sadie I am considering some cows at
                  Provost but my uncle still wants 1400 for his bred
                  black heifers. With diesel at 1.25/liter trucking SK
                  cows to far our for me. But thanks and good to
                  hear from you again. I was about to send out a
                  search party.

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                  • ASRG
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2011
                    • 1305

                    #10
                    Your question about lower calf prices next year could be very true. The world economy is kind of in a mess right now and people who don't have a job aren't down at the grocery store buying t-bones!
                    I think you are using your head by not over paying for cows. There are a lot of people who intend to sell their cows, but might have to wait until the new year because they don't want to give the check to the government!

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