Denver Shorty Sale

1-4750
2-4500
3-4000
4-9000
5-5000
6-3500
7a-7900
7c-3700
7d-1800
8a-4500
8f-3750
9a-7750
10-2200
11-out
12-4900
13-1500
14-4900
15-3800
16-3600
17-6900
18-3500
19-900
20-925
21-2000
22-575
23-6250
24-800
25-750
26-450
27-525
28-800
29-6500
30-1000
31-9000
32-4500
33-900
34-7750
35-500
36-1400
37-425
38-750
39-15000
40-6500
41-2700
42-650
43-225
44-120

Donation Lot of collection and freezing of 10 units of sexed semen - 2250

Thought it was a good sale with lots of quality. Some sure looked a lot better in person than in the catalog - most notably the bull out of Mission

thanks for the report. I wonder who bought lot 4. I thought he looked pretty intersting.

were the embryo prices tota of lotl or per embryo??

A group of four bought that bull - the embryo prices are per embryo

Never got a catalog, since i don't subscribe to Shorthorn Country, anymore. One quick question, though, how did the Sneed bull look? Rob has a good cow herd, and, so does his brother, Jim.

really surprised at some of the prices...lot 10 looked like a really good deal...

LJ, I shouldve bought lot 10 - awesome profile - very feminine like I like them but I held out for lot 18 but she sold for more than I was willing to pay, The sneed bull was good but I didn't see him bringing that much - I guess the outcross pedigree was appealing. That Mission bull was way better than his pic.

shortdawg said:

LJ, I shouldve bought lot 10 - awesome profile - very feminine like I like them but I held out for lot 18 but she sold for more than I was willing to pay, The sneed bull was good but I didn't see him bringing that much - I guess the outcross pedigree was appealing. That Mission bull was way better than his pic.

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It was quite interesting to see that the top selling bull was promoted as being out of a "1200 lb. cow". 

SD: My son bought lot 9a to bring bsck up north to Canada. How did she look?

Jim

Great Job Shortdawg. Good seeing you again yesterday.  Thanks for posting the results.  There are some more results with some of the buyers listed at my blog, The Bowman Banter, @ www.lukebowmanconsulting.com

i will continue to update as more info roles in.

i heard a lot of the bulls no-saled, but there were sure some good heifers in that sale. the 8A heifer of jungles has the potential to due some damage in the hands of the patton family.

9a was a good solid heifer - there really wasn't any bad heifers in the sale - good quality throughout. Those Jungels heifers were cookie cutter consistent. Welcome to the planet Luke !