Sun Country

[mark tenenbaum]

I think its safe to say I know what I"m looking at-and for a guy with 10 cows max have been involved with more national show winners that went out in the field and worked in harsh conditions than you ever thought about. And there are still a few relatives of bull I raised 25 years ago around-the max Rosa clan. Real cowboys (even ones that wear cowboy hats) can also tell something by the videos-which cant be photo shopped-even if people putting on a sale like that had time-which THEY DONT So even though I am impressed by your knowledge of cameras (we aint hi tek in West Va-in fact just discovered indoor plumbing) it doesnt make a hill of beans and has no bearing on the assessment of the cattle in motion-which look just like the pictures in the final analysis Not saying you have a big mouth or nothing-but its simple physics when you put a foot that big in it LOL. O0

 

[andy]

Salesman?  Nope, just a full-time cowman/feedlot operator that has had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Alexander for 30+ years.  You?

 

[Duncraggan]

Thanks.  It looks like it was a good sale.

Lots 112 and 113 were interesting looking heifers, did very well too. Sure you could start a good herd with them!

 

[beebe]

I like the birth weight on the 112 heifer.

 

[justintime]

I have had some requests for the sale prices of the open replacement heifers in our Sun Country sale. They all stayed in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba except for the high seller going to a breeder in England. This heifer will stay here and be developed to become a donor and her embryos will be shipped to the UK. Several heifers sold to commercial herds.
Lot 101- $2500
102- $3000
103- $3000
104 -$2500
105- $8500
106- $3000
107- $2500
108- $3500
109-$2500
110-$3250
111-$4000
112- $6500
113-$5000
114-$5250
115-$2500
116-$4800
117- $2500

 

[Duncraggan]

Lot 106 was a bargain!