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  • vagabonddreamer
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 172

    Last one at the auction turn out the lights...

    another FOUR disbursal sales in southern BC this week...two of them well established old ranches in the kamloops area...and a large herd reduction in a very old ranch near penticton...

    i feel..like an endangered species...its weird...

    so...soon...there will be only ONE (???) herd in Canada...located in sean's back yard...its ok though...i am already on the list of possible working cowboys...lol..vs
  • kato
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2000
    • 3520

    #2
    Two here today. Two tomorrow. Lots more to come...........

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    • perfecho
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2005
      • 1274

      #3
      Anyone know if the majority are going for slaughter??? Anyway of telling?

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      • ProFarmer
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2005
        • 477

        #4
        Just think...Feb born heifers 680 lbs @78.00 = 530.40 steers 700 @89.00 = 623.00 who really wants them...... Most cull cows are going to slaughter along with the rest of the industry......

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        • DogPatch
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2007
          • 446

          #5
          Before BSE, those calves were bringing double or more that per pound. Fats were at or over $1.00. Most everyone then was happy. Why has everything gone to crap and stayed there? You're right ProFarmer..... Something isn't right here.

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          • smcgrath76
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2000
            • 1565

            #6
            LOL - Why do I have to own it? Won't
            anyone hire me???

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            • dfarms11
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2000
              • 537

              #7
              maybe because you are the only optimist left here?

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              • vagabonddreamer
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2008
                • 172

                #8
                well that (optomist)...AND...Sean is a MOD...almost a deity...VERY important guy...good looking...witty...charming...smart (laying it on pretty heavy here)...lmao...we gotta keep a sense of hahaha...otherwise we will end up like those jaded, washed up grain farmers on the commodity side...and THEY think they have something to whine about...they are ALL millionaires...the only reason they claim to lose money is because they didnt make as much as they wanted...ergo...a loss....lol...there is certainly no HAHA over there let me tell you!!!

                hey...whatever happened to the big cookout to celebrate the government giving us all a bunch o money??!!!!vs

                perfecho...we are seeing two and three year old really nice cows going to cull/slaughter at every auction...hundreds of them...i know they are for slaughter based on who is purchasing...5 years ago...they would have sold for 1000-1200...now...27 cents a pound...when you look at the price of hamburger...and how many hamburgers mcdonalds, bugerking etc sell every day..it translates into SOMEONE is making a killing on ground beef!!!!

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                • smcgrath76
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2000
                  • 1565

                  #9
                  VBD - LMAO - for a second I thought you
                  were my wife and needed to get something
                  done.
                  There is opportunity out there, but it is
                  hard to see since it takes cash and
                  patience. The other challenge is that it
                  is being built on the back of
                  consolidation and losing the guy on the
                  ground (taking a bigger piece of the pie,
                  rather than making the pie bigger).

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                  • per
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2007
                    • 1133

                    #10
                    Farmers Whine


                    Ranchers Lament

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