Great Shorthorn Revival Results

If anybody has the averages please post. 

What did lot 37 bring?

TIA

600 per embryo. Anything else? Got it here in front of me.

how about the high sellers?

Lot 1 ... 10,500
Lot 1a... 9,500
Lot5b.... 9,000
Lot5c... 8,000
Lot 26... 9,000
Lot 30a ...6,000
Lot 33... 13,000
Lot 41a.... 7,500
Lot 46.... 6,250
Lot 49b.... 7,500
Lot 62 pair....15,500

IMO heifer pregs were the hot ticket. Quite a few over 4,000
Whoever Quinto Smith is, he was a busy fella today. Heard his name alot as well as Belle Point Ranch.
Sale seemed to go well. I watched it on the internet and had no troubles!

trevorgreycattleco said:

IMO heifer pregs were the hot ticket. Quite a few over 4,000
Whoever Quinto Smith is, he was a busy fella today. Heard his name alot as well as Belle Point Ranch.
Sale seemed to go well. I watched it on the internet and had no troubles!

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It's Quintin Smith. He's from down here in TN, about 20 miles from me. He's got some pretty good Angus cattle also.

Doc said:

trevorgreycattleco said:

IMO heifer pregs were the hot ticket. Quite a few over 4,000
Whoever Quinto Smith is, he was a busy fella today. Heard his name alot as well as Belle Point Ranch.
Sale seemed to go well. I watched it on the internet and had no troubles!

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It's Quintin Smith. He's from down here in TN, about 20 miles from me. He's got some pretty good Angus cattle also.

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Drive over in a week or so and see if the cattle are there

Does anybody have a complete result of the sale?

Shady Lane said:

Does anybody have a complete result of the sale?

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Got all the prices wrote down, but if I typed them all out, you couldn't read it till tomorrow. So shoot me some lot numbers and I can give it to you.
Maybe if you go to LiveAuctions.tv they may have it all.

sjcattleco said:

Doc said:

trevorgreycattleco said:

IMO heifer pregs were the hot ticket. Quite a few over 4,000
Whoever Quinto Smith is, he was a busy fella today. Heard his name alot as well as Belle Point Ranch.
Sale seemed to go well. I watched it on the internet and had no troubles!

Click to expand...

It's Quintin Smith. He's from down here in TN, about 20 miles from me. He's got some pretty good Angus cattle also.

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Drive over in a week or so and see if the cattle are there

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Do you want me to take pics of them or do you want me to try to buy them for you? 

How bout lots & to who if you know THANKS.....

6 & 6a
9
13a & b
14
17a & b
23 & a
24
30a
44
47

Lot 44 was 5,000 to Cates and Cornerstone I believe.
Lot 47 sold for 2500 x 4 to Studer Farms in Ohio

Would you have the price on the Lot 28 Leader 6th semen package?

425.00 x 5.    to Sisson Farms? I am most likely spelling that wrong. Hard to hear it straight over the net.

Anybody know what Lots31 & 32 brought??

Lot 31..... 5,250 to Cyclone Trace
Lot32.... 1,800 x 4 to J. Henderson

Sale ended at 3:09pm, new record.
Lot 63 (pair) and the full sib to TM Gus were the buys of the day.

Whats the Oakview two plus two bull? He yours oakview? Great lookin cow and calf. Double J ranch is the smart new owners on them.

I found it strange that Major Leroy's full sister sold a flush for only 1,750.

I raised Oakview 2+2 back in my experimental days, I guess.  I had a Dollar II cow out of a Lazy D Ultimate Type dam, bred her to my herd bull, GR CopTop Trampass, a CSF Mainetainer X Highfield Una 3rd bull and got a heifer calf.  I had always been intrigued by the muscle shape of the Leaer Plus bull, so I bred this female, who had a lot of Maine in her, to Leader Plus.  I bred the resiulting Leader Plus female to Remember Me, a bull that had some interesing Maine and Irish genetics.  The resulting bull calf was 2+2 who is a 7/8 blood.  2+2 was born unassisted, and was very moderate in frame size.  I used a bull called Jam's Uh-Huh back then and had a bull calf sired by him born within a day or two of 2+2.  They were like Mutt and Jeff.  The Jam's Uh-Huh calves were the fasting growing I have ever had.  In fact, if somebody else had raised them and told me how fast they grew, I wouldn't have believed them.  Anyway, the two calves couldn't have been further apart in type.  2+2 was very muscular throughout his body.  I have a calfhood photo that shows that.  If I get time, I'll post it.  Anyway, I had several chances to sell 2+2 to traders, but felt if they got him I would never hear of him again.  Dean Fieser decided he wanted him, though I warned Dean that he may never get big enough to breed his cows.  Dean took him anyway and has much of his blood in his herd.  We visited Dean last spring and he's using at least 5 sons or grandsons and they are impressive.  Tony Shultz and I brought 2+2 back to Iowa three or four years ago and Tony used him until he died this spring.  He has sold several excellent steer and heifer calves out of 2+2 and retained 2 sons for his own use.  The 2+2 calves have real muscle where many Shorthorns don't even think of having muscle.  They have lots of top and lower quarter with very good fronts.  They are very moderate in frame size.  If I was raising steers, he would be the bull I would use.  Over the past few years, I have reduced the size of my cow herd and really just focus on the type of cattle and genetics I like.  I really enjoyed using different genetics in the past, but I guess those days are over now.  I haven't used 2+2 or another fairly popular bull I raised, Trump Card, very much because I like cattle with a little more growth.  This is all just my opinion of the two bulls.