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At San Angelo, wool feeder lambs were steady to $5 higher, slaughter lambs $15-25 higher. Livestock Weekly New Holland, Pennsylvania slaughter lambs were weak. Hamilton and Fredericksburg were steady to higher and Gold- thwaite was steady to lower. VOL. 73 - NO. 30 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2021 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR The USDA estimated lamb and mutton meat production for the week ending July 31 totaled 1.89 million pounds on a slaughter head count of 31,000 as compared to the previous week’s totals of 2.29 million pounds and 37,000 head. Imported lamb and mutton meat passed for entry to the U.S. for the week ending July 24 totaled 2233 metric tons, approximately 4.92 million pounds which equals 215 percent of the domestic production for the same week. The USDA Monthly Feeder Lamb Inventory for August 1 totaled 59,639 head as compared to 45,821 head a year ago and a fi ve-year average of 65,721 head. San Angelo offered a few choice and prime wool lambs weighing 68-81 pounds $258- 294, 110-124 pounds $214- 242, choice 65-103 pounds $220-280. Hair lambs, choice and prime 43-48 pounds $314- 325, 50-59 pounds $300-334, 62-69 pounds $282-328, 71-78 pounds $268-298, 80-88 pounds $238-280, 92-99 pounds $228, 102-105 pounds $226-232, 111 pounds $226, choice 68 pounds WET PENS are a rare occurrence for shipping lambs mid-summer in West Texas, but $276, 75 pounds $248, 83-89 made for a very pleasant change from the customary clouds of choking dust. Slaughter Meat Goats Sold pounds $214-238, 100-110 pounds $200-214. New Holland, Pennsyl- Mostly Higher This Week vania, wool lambs choice 40-45 pounds $250-285, 50- Range Sales San Angelo kids $10-15 200 per head, choice $250-300. 58 pounds $245-295, 60- higher, slaughter nannies Slaughter billies $175-210, 68 pounds $245-285, 70- sold weak. Goldthwaite kids breeding billies no test. Cattle For Sale By David, a Southern Panhandle buyer basis: 115 steers 625 pounds sold steady, slaughter nannies New Holland, Pennsylva- 79 pounds $250-290, 81- higher, replacement nannies nia by the head on Monday 88 pounds $230-265, 91-98 San Angelo, sold 57 one-iron for $1490 delivered, a mixed $162.15, 385 head 750-785 bred and open Beefmaster heif- load of heavy bred cows to a pounds $159-159.50, 850 steady to $5 higher. New Hol- quoted kids, selection 1 30-39 pounds $260-275, 100-147 land, Pennsylvania kids traded pounds $65-85, 40-49 pounds pounds $225-285, good and ers, from Agua Nueva, Texas to Central Texas buyer for $1275. pounds $150-158, for delivery Miranda City for $1090. through September 195 steers weak, as well as light nannies, $95-125, 50-59 pounds $135- choice 60-67 pounds $210- The USDA counted 9361 heavy nannies $10-20 higher, 195, 60-69 pounds $220-285, 245, 70-74 pounds $225- 4L Cattle Co., Vic Choate, head of feeder cattle selling to weigh 835 pounds $155.33, for September 225 head 450 billies lower. Hamilton kids 70-79 pounds $195-165, 80- 237, 90-98 pounds $200-225, San Angelo, sold a load of directly off Kansas range in- quoted steady to $10 lower, 89 pounds $210-265, 90-99 100-145 pounds $165-200. toppy No. 1½ steers weighing cluding 245 medium and large pounds $202, 365 steers 500 pounds $190, 400 head 850 nannies steady. Fredericksburg pounds $290-320, selection Hair lambs, 41-49 pounds 750 pounds for $142 f.o.b. No. 1 steers 760-785 pounds kids $5-10 higher. 2 40-49 pounds $60-75, 50- $255-270, 55 pounds $259, San Angelo, a load of No. 1½ $155.97-160.04, 560 head 825 pounds $162. For immediate delivery f.o.b. 310 medium Goat slaughter under federal 59 pounds $105-170, 60-69 62-69 pounds $235-265, 70- Okie and crossbred heifers pounds $151.80, 575 steers inspection the week ending pounds $130-190, 80 pounds 78 pounds $220-260, 80- 725 pounds for $123 delivered 850-875 pounds $150-151.61, and large No. 1 heifers 700- 725 pounds $148-150.81, July 17 totaled 10,807 head. $185. Nannies, selection 1 70 89 pounds $227-245, 90-95 to Hereford, Texas, a set of 255 head 950 pounds $142.50; Goat meat imports for the pounds $135, 80-89 pounds pounds $230-255, 100-123 black and black baldy pairs to the following on a delivered 540 head 765-775 pounds $145-147.61, 180 head 800- week ending July 24 totaled $160-200, 90-99 pounds $220- pounds $220-244, good and 368 with Australia 308, Mex- 250, 100-149 pounds $250- choice 70 pounds $185, 93-98 825 pounds $135.50-142, 210 ico 43 and New Zealand 17. 355, 150 pounds $360-410. pounds $200-216, 100-135 Fed Cattle Market In Limbo As heifers for delivery through At San Angelo Tuesday, Billies, selection 1 80 pounds pounds $145-185. August to weigh 800 pounds slaughter goats, kids, selec- $225, 90-99 pounds $250-295, Goldthwaite wool lambs Packers, Feeders Come To Terms $135, for September 340 head tion 1 42-48 pounds $314-340, 100-149 pounds $300-395, weighing 50-70 pounds $250- 700 pounds $159.01, on a 50-59 pounds $320-346, 60-68 150 pounds $420-550. 300, 70-90 pounds $230-260, The fed cattle market seemed higher, Tulsa, Oklahoma with delivered basis for September pounds $320-334, 70-71 pounds Fredericksburg on Tuesday 90-110 pounds $225-280, hair to be backing up some this receipts of 1907 sold steers 1175 heifers 750 pounds $150. $322-332, selection 1-2 41-48 reported kids selection 1 20- lambs 40-60 pounds $270- week. The packers appeared, steady to $3 lower, heifers There were 5697 head of pounds $270-306, 50-53 pounds 40 pound $300-420, 40-60 315, 60-75 pounds $260-290, as always, ready to back prices $4-6 higher while La Junta, feeder cattle tallied by the $270-316, 62-69 pounds $260- pounds $250-350 and 60-80 75-90 pounds $250-285, Bar- up though feeders were largely Colorado continues with its USDA selling directly off 312, 73-75 pounds $300-308. pounds $270-360, Angora bado 35-50 pounds $245-280, holding for more money. summer hiatus. Oklahoma range including Nannies, selection 1-2 103-136 $200-360. Nannies, packer 50-70 pounds $250-280, 70- The ask was at $122-123 in In Texas, Three Rivers called 80 medium and large No. 1 pounds $160-210, 102-120 $130-300, stocker $200-330, 90 pounds $230-270. Few the South. Packer inquiry was calves and yearlings steady to steers weighing 650 pounds pounds $160-182 thin. Billies, Angora $120-265. Billies replacement hair ewes $100- reportedly limited and bids $3 higher on receipts of 1502 $166, 132 head 742 pounds selection 1-2 70-78 pounds $210-280, muttons $280-360. 240 per head, Barbado $100- scarce. Last week’s going rate head, Graham’s receipts of $154.89, 415 head 854 pounds $265-322, 88 pounds $268, 150 per head. was just shy of $119. 1688 head had steers and $154.32, for August 346 steers 110-140 pounds $212-222, FUTURES TRADE Hamilton hair lambs 20- The Texas Cattle Feeders heifers under 500 pounds $2-5 850 pounds $151.18, 795 head 170-190 pounds $190-216, 208- CHICAGO — (CME) — 40 pounds $200-300, 40-70 Association counted 18,212 higher, over 500 pounds steady for September 832 pounds 235 pounds $170-200. Wethers, Beef futures trading on the pounds $220-295, 70 pounds head on area showlists, down and Crockett with receipts of $151.33, for current delivery selection 1-2 103-138 pounds Chicago Board of Trade at and heavier $175-275, Bar- 2294 head. Formulas totaled 1571 marked feeders under 112 medium and large No. 1-2 $240-290, 155 pounds $285, the close on Tuesday and at bado $150-200. 57,510, up 4921 head. 400 pounds $2-4 higher, over steers 875 pounds $145.88, 230 pounds $270. presstime on Wednesday. Fredericksburg wool lambs At presstime, DTN was also 400 pounds mostly fi rm. 691 medium and large No. 1 At Goldthwaite on Thurs- Live Cattle 40-60 pounds $160-310, 60- reporting an ask of $122-plus Oklahoma City, with re- heifers 725 pounds $147.09, day, Boer and Boer cross Wed. Tue. 80 pounds $200-310, hair in the South and $199-plus in ceipts of 7637 called feeder 720 head 750 pounds $146.36, kids 30-45 pounds $270-325, Aug. 124.15 123.25 lambs 40-80 pounds $220- the North. The online Central steers and heifers steady to $3 for September 1475 heifers 45-60 pounds $275-315, 60- Oct. 128.95 128.15 325, Barbado lambs 40-60 Stockyards Auction had 6078 lower, steer and heifer calves 70 pounds $255-310, 70-90 Dec. 133.85 133.20 750-775 pounds $145-146.99, Feb. 137.83 137.50 pounds $160-280. head on offer with a token 118 $2-5 lower. Best steers 379- 126 medium and large No. 1-2 pounds $250-325, 75-100 Slaughter ewes at San Ange- Apr. 139.98 139.83 head of steers at $120-121 and 394 pounds $201-207, 404-436 heifers for current delivery 775 pound muttons $280-325. lo included good wool $90-92, 135 heifers at $118 midway pounds $189-210, 450-496 June 134.45 134.48 pounds $142.88. Slaughter nannies, light $175- utility and good $108, good through the sale. Consolidated pounds $178-190, 500-544 260, heavy $150-220, thin $90- Aug. 133.20 133.18 hair ewes $88-100, utility and Beef Producers’ cash pool sold pounds $174-188, 550-591 The USDA counted 1063 130. Slaughter billies, light Oct. 135.35 135.33 good $116-134, utility $108. 255 head at $120. pounds $165-179, 606-644 head of feeder cattle selling $230-250, heavy $185-230. Dec. 137.20 137.20 New Holland good wool $105- Direct trade was quiet else- pounds $154-168, 654-694 directly off New Mexico range On Monday, Hamilton kids Feeder Cattle 167, utility $80-110, good where, a few sales at $123-129 pounds $156-166, 702-737 including 15 medium and 20-40 pounds $185-300, 40- Aug. 159.98 158.90 hair $125-160, utility $100. choice and up to $132.50 prime. pounds $153.50-166.25, 750- large No. 1 steers 716 pounds 70 pounds $185-275, over 70 Sept. 162.65 162.53 $159.39, 125 head for October Oct. 165.15 165.05 Goldthwaite wool ewes $70- Stocker and feeder cattle 787 pounds $152-163.50, 800- pounds $175-260. Slaugh- Nov. 166.80 166.70 130, hair $80-155, Barbado price trends were mixed. Car- 836 pounds $148-156.75, 856- delivery to weigh 850 pounds ter nannies, thin $100-140 Jan. 166.70 166.48 $90-140. Hamilton hair ewes thage, Missouri with 4295 880 pounds $140.50-149.75, $158.07, 850 medium and per head, medium $150-200, Mar. 166.88 166.53 $110-225 per head. Freder- head had feeder steers steady, 913-919 pounds $148, 950-990 large No. 1 heifers for October fl eshy $225-300. Replacement Apr. 167.83 167.13 icksburg ewes $100-165. feeder heifers steady to $4 pounds 134.50-138. 825 pounds $149.50. nannies, medium quality $175- May 168.50 167.75 Page 2 Livestock Weekly August 5, 2021 1-2 41-48 pounds $270-306, cows, medium and large No. 50-53 pounds $270-316, 62- 1-2 910-935 pounds $101- Angelo Slaughter Kids pounds $214-242; hair, choice 69 pounds $260-312, 73-75 110, 1180-1410 pounds and prime 1-2 43-48 pounds pounds $300-308. Nannies, $83-84, 1085-1395 pounds Sold $10-15 Higher $314-326, 50-59 pounds $300- selection 1-2 103-136 pounds $70-73. Bred cows, medium SAN ANGELO — 334, 62-69 pounds $282-328, $160-210, 102-120 pounds and large No. 2 1135-1235 (USDA) — Compared to last 71-78 pounds $268-298, 80- $160-182 thin. Billies, selec- pounds $1000-1050. Cow-calf week, wooled feeder lambs 88 pounds $238-280, 92-99 tion 1-2 70-78 pounds $265- pairs, medium and large No. 1 fi rm to $5 higher, better qual- pounds $228, 105-105 pounds 322, 88 pounds $268, 110-140 with 150-300 pound calf 648 ity light to medium weight $226-232, choice and prime pounds $212-222, 170-190 pounds $1600. lambs $15-25 higher, heavy 2-3 111 pounds $226. Ewes, pounds $190-216, 208-235 Representative sales: lambs steady, slaughter ewes wooled and shorn good 2-3 pounds $170-200. Wethers, Sheep: Weston Leonard, steady, kids $10-15 higher, 158-193 pounds $90-92, utility selection 1-2 103-138 pounds New Mexico, 65 wooled slaughter nannies sold weak. and good 1-3 130 pounds $108; $240-290, 155 pounds $285, lambs, 93 pounds $248; 46 Sheep and goat receipts esti- hair, good 2-3 138 pounds 230 pounds $270. wooled lambs, 81 pounds mated 4871 head. $100, 160 pounds $88, utility Steers: medium and large $263; Claire Jones, Sonora, Compared to last week, steer and good 1-3 120-140 pounds No. 1 400-500 pounds $186, 34 wooled lambs, 81 pounds and heifer calves and yearlings $116-134. Bucks, wooled and 500-600 pounds $164-173, $258; Jim Martin, Lockney, firm to $1 higher, slaughter shorn 1, 130 pounds $122; hair 600-700 pounds $156-166, 14 wool lambs, 55 pounds cows and bulls firm to $2 1, 115 pounds $170 yearlings, 700-800 pounds $148-152; $317; Susan Slaughter, San higher. Cattle receipts totaled 153-185 pounds $114-130. medium and large No. 1-2 Angelo, 36 wool lambs, 63 1150 head. Feeder goats: kids, selection 300-400 pounds $175-181, pounds $296; Sherryl Mc- Replacement sheep: hair 1 32-38 pounds $326-336; 400-500 pounds $169-178, Cleery, San Angelo, 12 hair “We better whip in here and see if the boss left any ewes, medium and large 1-2 selection 1-2 29 pounds $312, 500-600 pounds $148-162, lambs, 75 pounds $288; Hud- messages on his way to the country club.” 65 pounds $140, 112-115 38 pounds $310; selection 2 38 600-700 pounds $145-152, son Ranch, Miles, 26 hair pounds $140-146. pounds $230. 700-800 pounds $141-147. lambs, 66 pounds $308; Defaid ny Powell, Eldorado, 26 kid Cuero Packer Cows Slaughter sheep: wooled and Replacement goats: nan- Heifers: medium and Livestock, Snyder, 13 hair goats, 53 pounds $328; 11 kid shorn, choice and prime 1-2 68 nies, selection 1 64 pounds large No. 1 300-400 pounds lambs, 53 pounds $314; Rick goats, 46 pounds $338; Rose Traded $2 Lower $332; selection 1-2 80-99 pounds $294, 72-78 pounds $160-166, 400-500 pounds Hoelscher, Ballinger, five Ferguson, Rankin, seven kid CUERO — (July 30) — $262-278, 81 pounds $258, pounds $240-260. $160-163, 500-600 pounds hair lambs, 55 pounds $332; goats, 45 pounds $340; Roy Slaughter goats: kids, selec- This week, packer cows $2 choice and prime 2-3 110-124 $143-152, 653 pounds $142; R&D Malone, Sonora, 51 hair Burnes, Eden, 21 kid goats, 55 tion 1 42-48 pounds $314-340, lower, bulls $4 higher, calf medium and large No. 1-2 lambs, 59 pounds $324; 30 pounds $338. 50-59 pounds $320-346, 60- market $3 higher. Receipts 300-400 pounds $150-154, hair lambs, 48 pounds $326; Cattle: Kent Lacy, San An- 68 pounds $320-334, 70-71 totaled 1072 head. 400-500 pounds $144-155, Rick Hoelscher, Ballinger, 10 gelo, three steers, 408 pounds pounds $322-332; selection Steers: under 200 pounds 500-600 pounds $134-142, hair lambs, 62 pounds $318; $186; three steers, 510 pounds no test, 200-250 pounds no 600-700 pounds $130-138, Simpson Canyon Ranch, Ozo- $173; McGowan Ranch, San test, 250-300 pounds no test, 700-800 pounds $116-121, na, 12 hair lambs, 54 pounds Angelo, eight steers, 589 300-350 pounds $142-190, eath 848 pounds $118. $334; Jose Rios, Iraan, 13 pounds $166; seven steers, 350-400 pounds $170-202, 400- D Slaughter cows: breaker, av- hair lambs, 43 pounds $332; 649 pounds $166; Cargile 450 pounds $156-191, 450- otices erage 1645 pounds $69; boner, JB Ranches, Christoval, 29 Cattle Co., San Angelo, 30 500 pounds $152-186, 500- N average 1145-1575 pounds hair lambs, 51 pounds $334; steers, 678 pounds $160; 31 550 pounds $154-175, 550- $68-77, high dressing 1360 Ross Whitten, Eldorado, nine steers, 639 pounds $163; Tom 600 pounds $145-166, 600- Eddie Homan Strain pounds $80.50; lean, average hair lambs, 52 pounds $324; Bloxom, Doss, four steers, 700 pounds $133-153, 700-800 — 71 — 1090-1193 pounds $71-75, Werner Halfmann, Rowena, 40 733 pounds $150; Howard pounds $118-134. hair lambs, 64 pounds $322. July 27, 2021 low dressing 813-1032 pounds Pruser, Winters, three steers, Heifers: under 200 pounds Goats: George Ahlschwede, Colorado City, Texas $52-61, very low dressing 733 pounds $152; Cibolo $176-185, 200-250 pounds $138- San Angelo, 10 kid goats, 60 — • — • — • — 860 pounds $44; bulls No. 1, Creek Ranch, Marfa, 24 heif- 168, 250-300 pounds $142-160, pounds $316; Randy Moseley, Diane June Masters Lacy average 1395-1795 pounds ers, 425 pounds $163; M&R 300-350 pounds $152-225, 350- Mertzon, 13 kid goats, 47 — 72 — $89-101, high dressing 1445- Ranch, McCamey, 10 heifers, 400 pounds $148-195, 400- June 29, 2021 1745 pounds $102-106, low pounds $316; Ralph Schaefer, 478 pounds $154; six heifers, Eldorado, nine kid goats, 52 450 pounds $145-169, 450- Alpine/Fort Davis, Texas dressing 1055 pounds $81. 555 pounds $152; John Lu- pounds $320; Monty O’Neal, 500 pounds $139-174, 500- Replacement cows: stocker edecke, Alpine, 10 heifers, 589 550 pounds $141-201, 550- San Angelo, seven kid goats, pounds $145; Sherry Johnson, 60 pounds $318; Alton Ur- 600 pounds $136-164, 600-700 Eldorado, five cows, 1450 pounds $128-168, over 700 bantke, Carlsbad, seven kid pounds $77; six cows, 1360 goats, 42 pounds $326; John- pounds $100-139. pounds $80.50; W.E. 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He encouraged producers to reminded that the U.S. is the become a signifi cant contribu- Beef consumption dropped 12 continue to make decisions based number one beef producer, the Demand Is At A 33 Year High tor to the nation’s beef cow pounds per capita. He attribut- on what the consumer wants. number one poultry producer herd, to our fed cattle supply,” ed the drop in demand largely “If they want more attributes, and the third-largest pork pro- By Colleen Schreiber proved signifi cantly from Tex- said Blach. to producers producing what- we need to make sure we’re do- ducer in the world. FORT WORTH — Cattle- as all the way East through He added that there’s likely ever they wanted to produce ing that,” said Blach. “Some want “We will export about 19 Fax CEO Ranch Blach decided the southeast quarter of the still another one to two million with little to no consideration source verifi cation, some want to billion pounds of protein this against wearing his hat which country and across the entire head of those animals that will to what the consumer wanted. know how the animals are being year,” Blach told participants. reads “BULLISH.” Instead, he Central Plains. CattleFax’s make their way into the pro- Today, breeding decisions cared for, some want to know “On a per capita basis that’s told those attending the recent weather prognosticator, Dr. Art duction system over the next are made based on the price if it’s sustainable.” about 46 pounds per person.” Texas and Southwestern Cattle Douglas, sees things, temps several years. signals sent down through the “The targets are not going to He noted that in the 1980s Raisers Association annual and moisture, continuing to “This has been a signifi cant marketplace, Blach insisted. quit moving,” he added. “They the U.S. was exporting less convention in person that he improve through the entire shift,” Blach told participants. As evidence of this, he pointed are going to continue to ask than one percent of its total was most defi nitely bullish on central U.S. Unfortunately, “The genetics on those animals to the amount of Choice and for more. We need to be in a protein production. This year the cattle market. the hard-hit West will likely are getting better and better.” Prime beef being produced position to respond to that.” beef exports are expected to That bullishness is due in part remain dry though some areas Dairy exports have been today. It once averaged about Coming back to the foun- See CattleFax to beef demand, which is at a 33 will see a bit of relief. good of late as well. Conse- 50 percent; today it’s up to 83 dational numbers, Blach also Continued On Page 4 year high and supplies are low. Blach said that producers quently, dairy cow slaughter percent and a lot of producers “The bottom line is the market from Utah, Nevada, Arizona, is lower for the year, while have the genetics to produce is headed higher,” said Blach. California, essentially all of beef cow slaughter is up sig- 100 percent Prime and Choice He proceeded to lay out the Pacifi c Northwest and even nifi cantly, he reiterated. carcasses, he said. his case for his bullishness the Northern Plains, where not The recently released July beef “These were intentional COX & SON’S describing where we are today only a lot of cows are raised cattle inventory report showed decisions; the industry made in the cattle market as “inter- but also a lot of corn, have 800,000 fewer beef cows relative these decisions because they esting times.” He took a look been in liquidation mode. to the January report, but Cattle- saw it as an opportunity to MECHANIC SHOP back at some of what the cattle “Corn prices are already $2 Fax does not think the January make more money than could industry has gone through the a bushel higher today than they 2022 report will be down that be made in the commodity last few years, starting with the were a year ago,” said Blach. much. Nonetheless, the trend market.” Welder and Generator Tyson fi re in August of 2019. “Last July, corn was trading is clear. Beef cow numbers are He reminded again that from That took down a packing plant at $3.50 a bushel and the De- headed lower. 1980-98 the average profi tabil- and Equipment Repair for several months and was fol- cember corn contract went all Blach told participants that ity of the cow-calf producer lowed up with COVID-19. In all, the way up to $6.38 a bushel. the amount of beef consumed was $2.04 per head. That re- Specializing In Miller-Lincoln Onan about a million head of cattle got Today it’s at about $5.50. A in the U.S. is also headed lower sulted in the massive exodus. backed up in the system. signifi cant portion of this corn over the next few years, but he Jump forward to today. The “These are things that have crop is in a pretty signifi cant stressed that it has nothing to beef industry has gained eight Harvey Cox, Owner had some long, long tails that drouth so we’re not out of the do with demand but everything percent of the value of the total we’ve had to go through,” woods yet. We have to have a to do with where the industry dollar spent on beef, pork and Offi ce: 325/653-7350 Cell: 325/939-6436 Blach told participants. “I want good yield across this region is in terms of beef cattle pro- poultry. to make sure we all connect or we’re going to end up with duction. In fact, he said beef “Eight percent of a $240 — Call Anytime — the dots with everything we’re another spike in corn, so don’t demand is at a 33 year high. billion a year market is what 8937 Dilly Road — San Angelo, Texas dealing with because it’s not take your eye off of that.” He offered a bit of a history I’d call a gob,” said Blach. all been the supply and de- Blach added the market mand scenario that we would has already priced in about have laid out a few years ago.” an eight percent stocks to use He noted that the peak in scenario which got the market cattle numbers for this cycle to that $6.38 a bushel “wreck.” occurred a year ago with the He warned that if there are any largest beef production num- yield issues at all, even if just bers occurring already this four bushels to the acre were year. The market highs for this lost on the 179 bushels to the cycle occurred in the fall of acre anticipated yield, the odds 2014 and the cycle lows in the are good that corn will make a spring of 2020 coinciding with new high. the worst of the pandemic. Looking back, Blach noted Blach also shared an updated that corn farmers had a six-year weather map pointing out how bear market with corn making SPECIAL STOCKER AND FEEDER SALE much things have changed in its high back in 2012-13 at Texas since April. In April, it $8 a bushel. The market then was so bad that many in the broke back to $3-4 a bushel Monday, August 9 — Mason largest cattle state in the nation essentially until 2020. They’ve In Conjunction With Our Regular Sale were on the verge of a mas- been headed up since. He at- Trophies Will Be Awarded To Our Champions And Reserve Champions In Each Breed. sive liquidation of their beef tributed higher corn prices in (Offering Weaned And Non-Weaned Calves And Yearlings) cow herd had the faucets not part to global demand. But it’s Early Offerings Include: turned on. A similar scenario not just corn. He opined that • 70 Angus calves, one round of Blackleg, weight 500-600 pounds. played out in northeast Colo- there will continue to be a big • 30 choice purebred Angus calves, mostly steers, 600-650 pounds. rado where Blach’s family push in several commodities. homesteaded in 1887. He said He pointed out that crude and the last three years have been natural gas recently hit their three of the driest years in his highest levels since 2017. EARLY FALL REPLACEMENT FEMALE SALE family’s ranching history until Turning then to some of the this spring. other foundational numbers, “We’ve been feeding cows Blach pointed out that the Saturday, August 28 @ 10 A.M. — San Saba for three years. The drouth dairy cow inventory looks sig- Consignments Welcome! fi nally broke this spring.” nifi cantly different than beef The monsoon has gained cattle. Dairy cow inventory is For Details On The Female Sale Or Online Viewing / Bidding Info, Please Call Or Visit Our Website. strength and things have im- the largest since 1995. Since FARM — RANCH — CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL STOCKER AND FEEDER SALES EQUIPMENT AUCTION Thursday, September 2 — San Saba Monday, September 13 — Mason Saturday, AUGUST 14 — 9:00 A.M. In Conjunction With Our Regular Sale Trophies Will Be Awarded To Our Champions And Reserve Champions In Each Breed. 111 US Hwy 84 West — Goldthwaite, Texas (Offering Weaned And Non-Weaned Calves And Yearlings) Please note early start time. 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CattleFax chicken breasts were stuck He also pointed to the recent cents a pound to put on that That year 30.2 million head “More and more people are Continued From Page 3 in that 90 cents to $1.20 per cattle on feed number which 300 pounds from the fall to the of fed cattle were harvested retaining ownership as they see be up about 15 percent to about pound range for years; now was down one percent. He told spring. Albeit there has been or 588,000 head in a 40 hour an opportunity to get paid for 3.5 billion pounds, while pork they’re trading from $2.10- participants it should be down at some volatility around that but week. By 2006 that number the investments in the genet- and poultry are expected to 2.40 per pound. And wings least four percent by October. by and large that’s been the dropped to 565,000 and now ics that they’ve made in their be up six and three percent, have largely been unavailable, Fed cattle prices, which have range, he said. it is about 465,000 head. operations. I don’t see these respectively. all a dynamic of the global hovered in the $119-122 range “We’re finally seeing Then he overlayed the trends changing.” Specifi c to beef, Japan re- marketplace, said Blach. for the last couple of months, some profi tability that really number of cattle available to Summing it up, Blach said mains the biggest export mar- Beef prices have pushed have most likely already hit amounts to something coming slaughter. That number has that while the industry has ket for the U.S. followed by higher as well, but the big their summer low. He said he back into some of these indus- been greater than slaughter gone through some pretty South Korea and then China. upset is that beef producers fully expects prices to head try segments,” said Blach. capacity for some time until diffi cult times the last several “China’s bolted onto the have not shared in that higher higher on into the fall. Blach He focused more on the 2016-17. That year it fl ipped years and there’s been a lot of scene,” said Blach. “We cutout value. The reason they said we’re in a “non-expansion calf market noting that a lot thanks to the shutting down of volatility, the worst is now in didn’t send China enough didn’t was simply because of seasonal” market where the of “commodity” calves have several packing plants across the rearview mirror. meat fi ve years ago to make too many carcasses to hang on highest prices come in the traded from $20-25 a hundred the U.S. Now there are more “We’re through the worst a sandwich. Now they’re our too few hooks. fourth quarter. above where they were trad- cattle to harvest in a 40 hour of that front-end supply,” said third-largest market.” He pointed again to that He also told participants to ing two years ago. Add in the week than there is harvest Blach. “Over the course of the Imports are anticipated to period at the peak of COVID expect feeder cattle prices to “bells and whistles,” GAP capacity. Since COVID-19, next 30 to 60 days, we’ll see remain stable at about three when there was a record large work their way up into the up- cattle, NHTC cattle, and the Saturday harvest from June the market start to transition. billion pounds. Rolling that supply of cattle through the per $180s, possibly even into like, and those are bringing 15 through to the end of 2020 The supply side is going to together, Blach said the U.S. summer of last year and into the $190s. Also, he expects anywhere from $5-15 a hun- averaged 52,000 and now it is tighten up for at least the next should have a net trade bal- the fall. That remained largely feeder prices to continue to dredweight more than com- averaging about 50,000 head. four years.” ance of over $2 billion from a the case through the fi rst four follow a very seasonal pattern. modity cattle. He contended that is the real He said to expect more liq- value standpoint for the beef months of 2021 as well. Finally, Already of late, the video He reminded that the highs issue. That’s what’s causing uidation next year, given the industry. Add in variety meats, though, the numbers are starting auctions have been very ac- of this cycle for the calf market the issues with the beef pro- severe drouth in the West. hide and offal makes the export to tighten up as that frontend tive as has direct trade. Re- came in the fall of 2014 and the ducer not participating in the “Demand is at a 33 year high,” market worth about $350 per supply has gradually worked cently the lion’s share of the lows in the spring of 2020. He record large beef cutout value. he reiterated. “Stay focused, head, he said. its way through the market. feeder cattle coming off grass suggested that the calf market He said the fed cattle supplies don’t go to sleep, make sure Blach said that all proteins Also, the feeder calf supply programs and the like have will continue to push high versus packing plant capacity you’re listening to the consumer. are headed higher price-wise, number outside of feedlots been making anywhere from with some “pretty signifi cant is not going to rebalance again We’ve got to put the product out given that production is going is down 600,000 head. Con- $100-200 a head depend- moves” out into 2024-25. He until sometime in 2022. in front of them that they’re will- to be down across the board sequently, the feeder cattle ing on the purchasing point. also told participants that the At that point, margins should ing to pay for,” he concluded. and exports across the board market has gone from $130 He shared more numbers for wholesale and retail markets begin to redistribute and nor- are “strong, strong, strong.” in May to $150-155 over the those who have been willing have already priced this rally in, malize to where fed cattle, For example, he noted that last six weeks, said Blach. All to retain ownership. Specifi - the latter of which is now in that feeder cattle and the cow-calf Comanche Feeders $6.80-6.85 per pound range. sectors will enjoy more of Turning from the market the pie. 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September 11 — 1st Annual Heifer efords Production Sale, at the ranch, 700 pounds $109-126, over 700 Replacement cows: bred Ryder Wright, Milford, Utah, FMI: 325/653-3371; producersand and Cow Replacement Sale, Abilene Eldorado, Texas. FMI: 325/853-2855; pounds $109-117. cows, good $900-1200, plain $141,098; 2. Stetson Wright, cargile.com Livestock, Abilene, Texas. FMI: 325/650-6209; www.caseranch.com Slaughter cows: utility $70- $600-825; good cow-calf pairs Milford, Utah, $130,324; 3. August 13-14 — Big Bend Ranch 325/673-7865. October 4 — Weaned Calf and Year- 77, few high dressing $80, $1250-1575, plain $900-1150. Brody Cress, Hillsdale, Wyo- Rodeo, Alpine, Texas. FMI: Chachi September 13 — Special Stocker and ling Sale, Graham Livestock Auction, ming, $95,103; 4. Dawson Hay, Hawkins 432/364-2696. Feeder Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, Graham, Texas. FMI: 940/549-0078. August 14 — Flying W Diamond Angus Mason, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; October 6 — Special Weaned Yearling Wildwood, Alberta, $68,994; Field Day, at the ranch, Capitan, New 5. Chase Brooks, Deer Lodge, jordancattle.com and Calf Sale, Floydada Livestock Tie-Down Roper Marty Yates Mexico. September 16 — Stocker And Feed- Sales Inc., Floydada, Texas. FMI: Montana, $67,822. August 17 — Weaned Calf Sale, er Calf Sale, Producers Livestock 806/983-7394; floydadalivestock. Tie-down roping: 1. Shane Abilene Livestock, Abilene, Texas. Auction, San Angelo, Texas. FMI: com. Makes Way At The Right Time Hanchey, Sulphur, Louisiana, FMI: 325/673-7865. 325/653-3371; producersand cargile. October 6 — Weaned Calf Special, $131,236; 2. Tuf Cooper, August 20-21 — Texas A&M AgriL- com Wichita Livestock Sales Co., Inc., ife Extension Service’s 2021 Texas September 17-18 — Earth Ranch Ro- Wichita Falls, Texas. FMI: 940/541- CHEYENNE, Wyo. — go into the NFR as high as I Decatur, Texas, $119,162; 3. Sheep And Goat Expo, First Com- (PRCA) — Tie-down roper can in the standings.” Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas, deo, Earth, Texas. FMI: Rex Fennell 2222; wichitalivestock.com munity Credit Union Spur Arena, San — 806/773-6366. October 7 — Dudley Brothers 60th Marty Yates, a seven-time Other winners at Cheyenne $96,734; 4. Shad Mayfield, Angelo, Texas. FMI: ttps://tx.ag/Tex- September 18 — West Texas Rehab Anniversary Bull Sale, at the ranch, National Finals Rodeo quali- were all-around cowboy, Stet- Clovis, New Mexico, $96,127; asSheepandGoatExpo. For Roundup Sale, Producers Live- Comanche, Texas. FMI: 325/642- fi er, is starting to catch fi re at son Wright, saddle bronc 5. Westyn Hughes, Caldwell, August 20-21 — OCA Ranch Rodeo, stock Auction, San Angelo, Texas. 0745; 325/356-2284; 325/642-0748; the right time. riding and bull riding; bare- Texas, $81,791. Guthrie, Oklahoma. FMI: Michael FMI: 325/653-3371; producersand dudleybros.com Kelsey — 405/403-6097. cargile.com He took it a step further on back rider, Tim O’Connell, 89 Steer roping: 1. Cole Pat- August 27-28 — Motley Dickens Old September 18 — Midsouth Cattle Sunday afternoon at Chey- points on Sankey Pro Rodeo’s, terson, Pratt, Kansas, $64,950; Settler’s Rodeo, Big Spring, Texas. Company and Neal Ranch’s Annual TANK COATINGS enne, Wyoming Frontier Days. MLW’s Irish Eyes; steer wres- 2. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, Kan- FMI: 806/252-7695. Bull and Commercial Female Sale, Yates was the fi rst cowboy tler, Newt Novich, 5.1 sec- sas, $43,723; 3. Vin Fisher, August 28 — Early Fall Replacement Francisville, Louisiana. FMI: 225/718- ROOF COATINGS to go in the championship round onds; team ropers, Clay Smith/ Andrews, Texas, $37,975; 4. Female Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, 2828; 225/718-2525; mid southcattle. Available for metal, composition shin- and set the tone. He clocked a Jade Corkill, 10.2 seconds; Jess Tierney, Hermosa, South San Saba, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; net gles or Tar Roofs. Long lasting and 10.3-second run, which eventu- saddle bronc rider, Stetson Dakota, $36,808; 5. Garrett jordancattle.com September 21 — Weaned Calf Sale, easy to apply. We also manufacture September 1 — Pre-Conditioned Sale, Abilene Livestock, Abilene, Texas. Tank Coatings for Concrete, Rock, ally earned him his second title at Wright, 90 points on Champi- Hale, Snyder, Texas, $35,862. Buffalo Livestock Marketing Inc., Buf- FMI: 325/673-7865. Steel, Galvanized and Mobile tanks. the “Daddy of ‘em All.” Yates onship Pro Rodeo’s, Feather Bull riding: 1. Sage Kimzey, falo, Texas. FMI: 903/322-4940. September 24 — Kansas Champion- also won in Cheyenne in 2015. Fluffer; breakaway roper, Saw- Salado, Texas, $154,942; 2. September 1 — Weaned Calf Special, ship Ranch Rodeo, Medicine Lodge, Call For Our FREE CATALOG “It was a great run for me, yer Gilbert, 4.4 seconds; barrel Stetson Wright, Milford, Utah, Wichita Livestock Sales Co., Inc., Kansas. FMI: Tina Miller — 620/770- when it comes down to these racer, Hailey Kinsel, 17.30 $122,056; 3. JB Mauney, Wichita Falls, Texas. FMI: 940/541- 1364. one-run fi nals it can always seconds; steer roper, Cole Pat- Cotulla, Texas, $98,966; 4. 2222; wichitalivestock.com September 25 — Fall Replacement VIRDEN go either way,” said Yates, 27. terson, 12.2 seconds; and bull Clayton Sellars, Fruitland September 1 — Special Weaned Year- Female Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, PERMA-BILT ling and Calf Sale, Floydada Live- San Saba, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; 806/352-2761 “You can either put the pres- rider, Ky Hamilton, 89 points on Park, Florida, $95,182; 5. Josh stock Sales Inc., Floydada, Texas. jordancattle.com sure on them or make a so-so Stace Smith Pro Rodeos’, 546. Frost, Randlett, Utah, $91,366. FMI: 806/983-7394; floy dadalive- October 2 — Jackie Perkins Memorial www.virdenproducts.com run and get beat. It worked out In the all-around competition, Barrel racing: 1. Shelley stock.com. great for me today, I’m just Stetson Wright, Milford, Utah Morgan, Eustace, Texas, September 2 — Special Stocker and glad to fi nally have another leads with $213,534, followed $79,000; 2. Hailey Kinsel, Feeder Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, good horse under me and be by Tuf Cooper, Decatur, Texas, Cotulla, Texas, $74,238; San Saba, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; jordancattle.com back headed in the right direc- $120,248, Paden Bray, Ste- 3. Dona Kay Rule, Minco, September 2 — Premium Weaned Calf tion this season.” phenville, Texas, $105,120; Oklahoma, $62,497; 4. Emily Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, San Coming into the finals at Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas, Miller-Beisel, Weatherford, Saba, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; jor- Cheyenne, Yates was sitting $100,715, Josh Frost, Rand- Oklahoma, $59,299; 5. Wenda dancattle.com 16th in the PRCA World lett, Utah, $72,353. Johnson, Pawhuska, Okla- September 3-4 — Mead County Fair Standings with $54,838. The Standings by event: homa, $56,858. Ranch Rodeo, Meade, Kansas. FMI: $10,993 payday this weekend Bareback riding: 1. Tim Cory Rickard 620/482-4449. EST 2019 September 4 — South Texas Cattle will most likely bump him up in O’Connell, Zwingle, Iowa, Marketing’s Cattlemen’s Opportunity the standings. He credits a lot of $138,262; 2. Tilden Hooper, Replacement Sale, Nixon Livestock that to the horse he’s been get- Carthage, Texas, $118,155; Commission, Nixon, Texas. FMI: ting on the past few rodeos. 3. Clayton Biglow, Clements, 830/334-8227; southtexas cattlemar- ABILENE, TEXAS “The fi rst part of the sum- California, $91,212; 4. Caleb keting.com mer this year has been really Bennett, Corvallis, Montana, September 6 — Weaned Calf and Year- rough, I hadn’t won a lot,” $91,027; 5. Kaycee Feild, . . . COMING UP ling Sale, Graham Livestock Auction, Graham, Texas. FMI: 940/549-0078. CATTLE SALES EVERY said Yates, who has qualifi ed Genola, Utah, $82,798. August 9 — Special Stocker and September 9 — Special Cow Sale, for the last seven NFRs. “I’ve Steer wrestling: 1. Jacob Feeder Sale, Jordan Cattle Auction, Producers Livestock Auction, San been riding a green horse up Talley, Keatchie, Louisiana, Mason, Texas. FMI: 325/372-5159; Angelo, Texas. FMI: 325/653-3371; until this point. I wasn’t able $108,797; 2. Tyler Pear- jordancattle.com producersand cargile.com TUESDAY — 11 A.M. to fi nd much consistency. It son, Louisville, Mississippi, seemed like I was riding a dif- $70,695; 3. Jesse Brown, Bak- COMPLETE LIQUIDATION ferent horse just about every er City, Oregon, $68,513; 4. Abilene Livestock Auction Will Offer A Weaned Calf other rodeo there for a while. Stetson Jorgensen, Blackfoot, 81%(/,(9$%/(21(˨2)˨$˨.,1' Sale Every Third Tuesday Of Every Other Month Just recently I bought a horse Idaho, $61,665; 5. Will Lumas, (Jag) from Shad Mayfield, Byhalia, Mississippi, $58,512. ˨'$<5(7,5(0(17$8&7,21 the reigning PRCA Tie-down Team roping (headers): 1. ~ Gene Lisco Construction ~ roping world champion, and Dustin Egusquiza, Marianna, '$</,9(:('$8*TH#$0 WEANED CALF SALES things are clicking pretty good Florida, $124,597; 2. Erich ($OO/DUJH(TXLS$WWDFKPHQWV 5HDO(VWDWH) ($SSUR[ORWV) — Upcoming Sale Dates — between us right now.” Rogers, Round Rock, Arizona, '$<7,0('23(166$7$8*TH#$0 Yates and Jag have been to $107,123; 3. Kaleb Driggers, ( ) ( ) the pay window three times in Hoboken, Georgia, $58,172; +DOIRIWKH6XSSRUW $SSUR[ORWV Tuesday, AUGUST 17 TH the past seven days. He hopes 4. Tyler Wade, Terrell, Texas, '$<&/26(67+856$8* #$0 the train will keep chugging on $53,816; 5. Clay Smith, Bro- '$<7,0('23(166$7$8*TH#$0 through December. ken Bow, Oklahoma, $53,153. (+DOIRIWKH6XSSRUW) ($SSUR[ORWV) Tuesday, OCTOBER 19 “I sure hope I can get back Team roping (heelers): 1. '$<&/26(6)5,$8*TH#$0 to Las Vegas and the ball Travis Graves, Jay, Oklahoma, CRITERIA IS AS FOLLOWS: keeps rolling,” Yates said. $108,891; 2. Paden Bray, Ste- ADDRESS: 3300 FM 163, Cleveland, Texas 77327 1. Calves must be weaned a minimum of 45 days. “That way I can continue phenville, Texas, $101,582; 3. HIGHLIGHTS: Real Estate: 5 Acres(217,800sq. ft.) with Modern Building, Built 1989, 2. Only steers and heifers, calves must be castrated. climbing those standings and Wesley Thorp, Throckmorton, Electrical, Cement Floors, Very Well Maintained. Building has 10,500-sq. ft. 70’x150’, 16’high, 3. 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Henry Pickett II, General Manager Will Clay, Yard Manager Ross McCrea O: 325-378-1155 C: 325-277-0320 940/733-8208 325/721-2277 Page 6 Livestock Weekly August 5, 2021 Texas 3600 head. Steers: $160.50, 650-700 lbs. $153.56, 650 lbs. $174.96, 650-700 750 lbs. $155.15, 750-800 lbs. medium and large No. 1 400- 700-750 lbs. $150.56, 750-800 lbs. $166.46, 700-750 lbs. $149.47, 800-850 lbs. $149.38, 450 lbs. $186.30, 500-550 lbs. $144.11, 800-850 lbs. $165.47, 750-800 lbs. $158.87, 850-900 lbs. $143.67, 900-950 Nations Feeder Cattle Steady lbs. $168.48, 550-600 lbs. $139.50, 850-900 lbs. $140.99, 800-850 lbs. $155.50, 850- lbs. $142.50, 950-1000 lbs. $175.57, 600-650 lbs. $162.87, 900-950 lbs. $142.25, 950- 900 lbs. $151.65, 900-950 $138.29, 1000-1050 lbs. $136.64. 650-700 lbs. $162.16, 700- 1000 lbs. $134.80; heifers: lbs. $153.76, 950-1000 lbs. Wyoming 2600 head. Steers: To $4 Higher This Week 750 lbs. $152.72, 750-800 medium and large No. 1 300- $145.61; medium and large medium and large No. 1 500- lbs. $149.70, 800-850 lbs. 350 lbs. $168.32, 350-400 lbs. No. 1-2 500-550 lbs. $166.35, 550 lbs. $184.14, 550-600 lbs. ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — (US- levels around $265 mid-week $147.11; medium and large $163.21, 400-450 lbs. $164.21, 700-750 lbs. $144.64, 750- $174.59, 600-650 lbs. $176.46, DA-Aug. 2) — Compared to last week and rebounded No. 1-2 350-400 lbs. $177.07, 450-500 lbs. $157.01, 500-550 800 lbs. $153.58, 800-850 lbs. 650-700 lbs. $166.02, 750-800 last week, steers and heifers this week. Choice boxed beef 400-450 lbs. $176.82, 500-550 lbs. $153.14, 550-600 lbs. $147.81; heifers: medium and lbs. $159.46, 800-850 lbs. sold steady to $4 higher, with closed the week $11.83 higher at lbs. $157.81, 550-600 lbs. $152.79, 600-650 lbs. $152.95, large No. 1 450-500 lbs. $163.21, $159.02; heifers: medium some lighter weight yearling $278.46, while select was $9.25 $157.26, 600-650 lbs. $153.37, 650-700 lbs. $147.77, 700-750 600-650 lbs. $153.65, 650-700 and large No. 1 500-550 lbs. steers in the North Central higher at $259.19. On Friday 650-700 lbs. $151.67, 700-750 lbs. $147.14, 750-800 lbs. lbs. $146.03, 700-750 lbs. $155.96, 600-650 lbs. $158.96, region being $6-7 higher. afternoon, the choice-select lbs. $143.07, 750-800 lbs. $144.34, 800-850 lbs. $141.16, $144.41, 750-800 lbs. $147.33, 650-700 lbs. $155.56, 700-750 The CME Cattle Complex spread was reported at $19.27. $147.93, 800-850 lbs. $139.10; 850-900 lbs. $138.29, 900-950 800-850 lbs. $138.57, 850-900 lbs. $153.67, 750-800 lbs. had a ho-hum week with the Negotiated live trading of heifers: medium and large No. lbs. $126.59, 950-1000 lbs. lbs. $138.98; medium and large $150.94, 800-850 lbs. $152.85, front six months of live cattle fed cattle in the Southern 1 350-400 lbs. $161.70, 400- $127.45; medium and large No. 1-2 600-650 lbs. $145.57. 850-900 lbs. $146.45. contracts being from 20 cents Plains sold $1 higher from the 450 lbs. $162.26, 450-500 No. 1-2 300-350 lbs. $162.99, Missouri 12,600 head. South Dakota 19,500 head. lower to 57 cents higher on the previous week at $120, while lbs. $155.64, 500-550 lbs. 350-400 lbs. $148.91, 400- Steers: medium and large Steers: medium and large No. week. Feeder Cattle contracts dressed sales in Nebraska sold $149.39, 550-600 lbs. $149.34, 450 lbs. $150.12, 450-500 No. 1 300-350 lbs. $193.38, 1 550-600 lbs. $190.83, 600- were 12 cents to $1.90 lower at $196. 650-700 lbs. $146.76, 800-850 lbs. $150.65, 500-550 lbs. 350-400 lbs. $195.73, 400- 650 lbs. $185.21, 650-700 lbs. on the week. Auction volume this week lbs. $137.02, 850-900 lbs. $145.89, 550-600 lbs. $142.32, 450 lbs. $185.02, 450-500 $179.18, 700-750 lbs. $174.45, Feeder Weekly Cattle included 59 percent weigh- $128.70; medium and large 600-650 lbs. $140.30, 650- lbs. $181.61, 500-550 lbs. 750-800 lbs. $169.91, 800-850 Slaughter under federal in- ing over 600 pounds and 40 No. 1-2 450-500 lbs. $151.73, 700 lbs. $138.64, 700-750 lbs. $178.69, 550-600 lbs. $174.98, lbs. $158.90, 850-900 lbs. spection estimated at 649,000 percent heifers. 500-550 lbs. $141.48, 550-600 $138.20, 750-800 lbs. $127.16, 600-650 lbs. $167.27, 650-700 $156.22, 900-950 lbs. $154.45, for the week, 1000 more than Auction receipts totaled lbs. $141.15, 600-650 lbs. 800-850 lbs. $136.23, 850-900 lbs. $163.50, 700-750 lbs. 950-1000 lbs. $148.86; heif- last week, and 13,000 more 134,900 head, last week $135.53, 650-700 lbs. $132.85, lbs. $129.73. $158.20, 750-800 lbs. $155.38, ers: medium and large No. 1 than a year ago. 146,500 head and last year 750-800 lbs. $137.96. New Mexico 1900 head. 800-850 lbs. $149.99, 850-900 450-500 lbs. $172.31, 500- Boxed beef found support 136,100 head. Oklahoma 24,300 head. Steers: medium and large No. lbs. $147.05; heifers: medium 550 lbs. $169.65, 550-600 Steers: medium and large No. 1 500-550 lbs. $184.61, 650- and large No. 1 300-350 lbs. lbs. $163.29, 600-650 lbs. 1 300-350 lbs. $207.19, 350- 700 lbs. $150.83; medium and $162.89, 350-400 lbs. $164.25, $163.52, 650-700 lbs. $160.55, 400 lbs. $201.89, 400-450 lbs. large No. 1-2 300-350 lbs. 400-450 lbs. $158.66, 450-500 700-750 lbs. $152.15, 750- $195.58, 450-500 lbs. $183.80, $234.53, 350-400 lbs. $210.41, lbs. $157.52, 500-550 lbs. 800 lbs. $151.41, 800-850 lbs. Don’t Drill 500-550 lbs. $180.14, 550-600 400-450 lbs. $211.33, 450-500 $155.31, 550-600 lbs. $151.29, $150.18, 850-900 lbs. $144.33, lbs. $173.30, 600-650 lbs. lbs. $185.48, 500-550 lbs. 600-650 lbs. $150.11, 650- 900-950 lbs. $143.19, 950-1000 $168.24, 650-700 lbs. $163.10, $175.11, 550-600 lbs. $167.14, 700 lbs. $146.34, 700-750 lbs. lbs. $130.69. 700-750 lbs. $159.97, 750-800 600-650 lbs. $164.15, 650-700 $143.86, 750-800 lbs. $144.85, Montana 1200 head. Steers: lbs. $156.01, 800-850 lbs. lbs. $150.97; heifers: medium 800-850 lbs. $131.80. medium and large No. 1 650- A Dry Well! $153.47, 850-900 lbs. $149.87, and large No. 1-2 250-300 lbs. Iowa 1500 head. Steers: 700 lbs. $167.00; heifers: 900-950 lbs. $147.12, 950- $186.18, 300-350 lbs. $193.83, medium and large No. 1 600- medium and large No. 1 650- 1000 lbs. $141.77, 1000-1050 350-400 lbs. $178.53, 400-450 650 lbs. $175.85, 650-700 700 lbs. $157.23, 700-750 lbs. lbs. $136.16, 1050-1100 lbs. lbs. $167.78, 450-500 lbs. lbs. $162.96, 750-800 lbs. $151.74, 800-850 lbs. $144.01, $132.54; medium and large $156.44, 500-550 lbs. $155.81, $161.76, 800-850 lbs. $157.34, 850-900 lbs. $142.03, 900-950 No. 1-2 400-450 lbs. $185.46, 550-600 lbs. $153.57, 600-650 850-900 lbs. $153.88, 900-950 lbs. $136.65. 450-500 lbs. $172.76, 500- lbs. $144.92. lbs. $144.51, 1000-1050 lbs. Washington 1100 head. 550 lbs. $164.74, 550-600 Kansas 6100 head. Steers: $130.63; heifers: medium Steers: medium and large No. American Water Surveyors uses seismoelectric survey instru- lbs. $164.35, 600-650 lbs. medium and large No. 1 600- and large No. 1 500-550 lbs. 1-2 550-600 lbs. $178.51, 600- ments that are designed specifi cally to detect electrical signals gen- $161.00, 600-650 lbs. $155.96, 650 lbs. $166.52, 650-700 lbs. erated by the passage of seismic impulses through layered rocks, 650-700 lbs. $152.12, 700-750 $165.36; heifers: medium and sediments and soils. The design of our surveying equipment is por- lbs. $140.89, 750-800 lbs. large No. 1-2 500-550 lbs. table and effective. In the past the only option to fi nd groundwater CASH FOR USED $136.81, 800-850 lbs. $137.76, $147.84, 550-600 lbs. $154.18, 850-900 lbs. $138.12. 650-700 lbs. $147.63. has been by drilling, often with a water witch, picking the spot to Nebraska 5500 head. Steers: Virginia 2500 head. 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North Carolina 2700 head. lbs. $134.28. categories of the Texas Parks may also need to pay a Special — High cutter and boner Steers: medium and large No. Mississippi 6000 head. Permit fee of $80 for regular cattle $2-5 lower, lower cutter Slaughter cows, high cutter 1-2 250-300 lbs. $155.25, Steers: medium and large No. and Wildlife Department’s drawn hunt permits program. hunts and $130 for extended steady, light calves steady and and boning utility $66-75, low 300-350 lbs. $161.85, 350- 1 250-300 lbs. $191.05, 300- hunts. Some categories, such as 400 lbs. $156.25, 400-450 lbs. 350 lbs. $177.93, 350-400 The permits are for drawn yearlings $3 higher. Receipts cutter and canners $52-62; lbs. $166.32, 400-450 lbs. hunts on both public and pri- the Youth-Only hunts, require no slaughter bulls, yield grade $146.76, 450-500 lbs. $148.20, vate lands throughout Texas. application fees or permit fees. totaled 952 head. 500-550 lbs. $144.52, 550-600 $163.70, 450-500 lbs. $156.03, Feeder steers, medium and 1-2 heavy carcass $92-98, low lbs. $143.02, 600-650 lbs. 500-550 lbs. $151.81, 550-600 Among the offerings available Permits are open to resident and through the online system are non-resident hunters alike. large No. 1 200-300 pounds carcass $68-80. $137.56; heifers: medium and lbs. $146.58, 600-650 lbs. Replacement cows, me- large No. 1-2 300-350 lbs. $142.22, 650-700 lbs. $140.93, hunts for white-tailed and The fi rst application deadlines $165-195, 300-400 pounds $145- $134.21, 350-400 lbs. $134.29, 700-750 lbs. $134.14; heifers: mule deer, pronghorn, turkey, are in August. August 1 is the 190, 400-500 pounds $150-188, dium and large frame No. 1 400-450 lbs. $128.71, 450- medium and large No. 1 250- alligator, dove, and guided deadline for the alligator hunt cat- 500-600 pounds $140-170, 600- three to six years old $900- packages for exotic species egories, pronghorn, and private 500 lbs. $128.29, 500-550 lbs. 300 lbs. $152.18, 300-350 lbs. and bighorn sheep. 700 pounds $135-162, 700-800 1025; cow/calf pairs, three $123.47, 550-600 lbs. $123.89, $148.19, 350-400 lbs. $141.71, lands dove hunts, and August 15 to six years old $1075-1260. Applicants for e-Postcard is the deadline for archery deer, pounds $138-155, over 800 600-650 lbs. $119.86, 650-700 400-450 lbs. $140.64, 450- — — — — — — — — — lbs. $115.98. 500 lbs. $137.23, 500-550 lbs. hunts and U.S. Forest Service general exotic and javelina. Ap- pounds $125-150. Kentucky 11,600 head. $135.06, 550-600 lbs. $131.76, (USFS) Antlerless Deer Permits plication deadlines are the 1st and Feeder heifers, medium and CLASSIFIED ADS Steers: medium and large No. 600-650 lbs. $126.35, 700-750 must have a current APH permit 15th of the month from August large No. 1 200-300 pounds GET QUICK RESULTS! to apply. 1st to November 1st. A full list of 1-2 400-450 lbs. $161.75, 450- lbs. $115.78. New areas included in this $148-175, 300-400 pounds $142- CALL TODAY! 500 lbs. $160.07, 500-550 lbs. Alabama 9100 head. Steers: year’s drawn hunt catalog in- category deadlines can be found $155.81, 550-600 lbs. $154.30, medium and large No. 1 300- clude the Caddo Lake NWR and online. Hunters can apply up to 600-650 lbs. $149.71, 650-700 350 lbs. $182.02, 350-400 lbs. Neches River NWR. TPWD also 11:59 p.m. Central Time on the BENAVIDEZ FENCING lbs. $150.11, 700-750 lbs. $177.27, 400-450 lbs. $168.77, created three new Private Lands application deadline, and after the $141.34, 750-800 lbs. $140.71, 450-500 lbs. $160.48, 500-550 hunt categories, for feral hog, application is submitted, they can Farm and Ranch Fence 800-850 lbs. $135.74, 850-900 lbs. $155.67, 550-600 lbs. quail and spring turkey. check their drawing status online lbs. $138.90, 900-950 lbs. $149.48, 600-650 lbs. $143.88, Drawn hunt opportunities at any time. 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325/625-4191 830/998-4233 830/889-4394 Sales: Sheep and Goats Tuesday — 9:30 A.M. Bob Edington — 325/647-8417 www.colemanlivestockauction.net Cattle Wednesday — 12 Noon HH Page 8 Livestock Weekly August 5, 2021 “The elk were coming in, and all the other stuff was going on,” Kiehne said. “He Ranchers Suing N. M. Game & Fish could tell the end was near, as far as ranching.” Over Elk Management Practices Walking around the outskirts of Reserve, and also inside the By John Bradshaw the mountains of western New town itself, Kiehne constantly RESERVE, N.M. — A Mexico. His great-grandfather pointed out elk tracks and elk group of ranchers and land- on one side came to the area manure. Both covered the ground owners in Catron County, New from Texas in 1880, where in many areas. Mexico, has fi led suit against he married into the Chavez “The game department the New Mexico Department family, which had been there should really be doing some- of Game & Fish for as-yet- for generations. thing about the numbers,” unspecified damages, due to Kiehne grew up ranching, Kiehne said. “The Forest Ser- an increasing number of elk in and when he was a kid, they vice should be doing something the area and their assertion the drove cattle from Sheep Basin if they’re really concerned department is not managing the to Collins Park. The cattle about the environment.” situation correctly. drive took four or fi ve days. Kiehne’s cattle operation Ranchers in other areas of “In the fall that feed would alone is not large enough to New Mexico are monitor- hit your stirrups,” he said. make a living. He’s an en- ing the situation in Catron “Now you go up there any time trepreneur who also teaches County, while considering of the year and you won’t fi nd school. He owns almost 500 legal action themselves. any feed at all.” acres of deeded land that bor- On a recent evening in and This is due to the growing ders the Gila Forest. About GRAZING COMPETITION for elk and cattle is common in many areas of New Mexico, and around Reserve, upwards of number of elk, he contends. a fi fth of his land is irrigated there isn’t enough grazing to go around in many areas. A contingent of landowners in Catron 100 elk could be seen grazing Driving around, Kiehne point- out of the river when there is County is suing New Mexico Department of Game & Fish over its elk management practices. along the highway. The area ed out many parcels of land enough water. At one point has been unusually dry since that were grazed to the ground, Kiehne ran about 100 cows, last year and there is little graz- and according to Kiehne, many constant trouble keeping his have been known to bring over The original lawsuit had 10 but under current conditions, cattle on his place. $20,000, although cow tags plaintiffs. Since then, more ing to be found. Ranchers have of them have not been grazed he is down to 22 head. thinned cattle herds because the by livestock in years. “The city has taken me to sell for considerably less. plaintiffs have been added, A few landowners around court twice about my cows Kiehne had not received an bringing the number to 13. elk take more than their share. Cattle always get the blame Reserve have built high fences Zeno Kiehne is the lead for overgrazing the forests, but being in town,” Kiehne said. elk permit in 16 years, until Kiehne said they are seeking around their properties to keep “I’ve been fi ned twice.” this year, after he filed his monetary damages, as well as plaintiff in the lawsuit fi led Kiehne disagrees. out the elk. Even the school in in May. He acknowledges “In Catron County, there are Kiehne said it is obvious to lawsuit. Tags are supposed to policy changes. town has problems with elk him the elk herd needs to be be distributed by a draw, but “We need to be guaranteed the drouth is partly to blame probably 500 elk to every cow, jumping the low fences. for the poor grass conditions maybe a thousand,” Kiehne said. better managed. Kiehne does not believe there that we will receive these “It’s a shame that private “They obviously need to get is a draw at all. landowner permits on a regular across the area. While his older ancestors landowners are having to go “That has something to do never saw these hardships rid of some of the elk,” Kiehne “It’s a corrupt system,” Kiehne basis,” Kiehne said. to the expense of building a said. “Even for the elk, it’s said. “I hadn’t had one in 16 years The landowners in the suit with it,” Kiehne said. “But it’s coming, Kiehne said his father fence when they didn’t cause also the number of elk.” did. The elder Kiehne was on not good. It’ll get to the point until I fi led the lawsuit.” believe they should be compen- the problem,” Kiehne said. “If where they starve to death.” Kiehne fi nds it interesting sated for the use and destruction Kiehne is a 66-year-old na- an advisory committee for the I have to build a fence around tive of the area. His family has U.S. Forest Service. He quit Kiehne allows hunters on his that some landowners report- of their private property. 500 acres, that’s going to be an a long history of ranching in ranching in the 1970s. place practically every year, edly receive landowner tags “I ran 80 cows here. I’m expense on my part.” for free. every year and others do not. down to 23,” Kiehne said. There are programs where “Anybody wants to kill an “I sold an acre to a guy. You “That’s a hell of a loss.” New Mexico Game & Fish will elk, I let them,” Kiehne said. have to go through my prop- He believes the Game & Fish Anderson Grubbing Services provide the materials for a high A main point of contention erty to get to his property,” he department is infringing upon his fence, although not the labor. for Kiehne and many other said. “He got two bull permits. private property rights. 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According to Sims, August 5, 2021 Livestock Weekly Page 9 ter,” Kiehne said. “It’s just supplementing his cattle with tices in the forest. the offi cer began teasing him, something I grew up doing, feed blocks. One day a neighbor “Give us permits,” Sims and when Sims argued back the New Mexico Department 600 pounds $160-165, 600- and something I love.” counted over 200 elk in one spot, said. the situation escalated to the of Game & Fish responded that 700 pounds $145-147, 700-800 Halfway across the state eating off the feed blocks. He also wants to be treated point that other police agen- the agency does not comment pounds $132-138. to the southeast Lynn Sims “I believe the allotment with respect, which he feels cies present in the café became on ongoing litigation. Heifers: medium and large ranches just outside Mayhill, owners should be compensated has been lacking from Game involved. A city policeman No. 1 150-300 pounds $161- New Mexico, in the prime elk for their watering, their feed, & Fish. threatened Sims with a taser. Gonzales Yearlings 168, 300-400 pounds $157-160, hunting area of unit 34. Sims their mineral,” Sims said. Sims told of an altercation During the confrontation, 400-500 pounds $154-156, 500- he had several years ago. He an alarm went off at the local Sold $2-4 Higher 600 pounds $138-150, 600-700 owns and operates Sixteen He even had a horse severely pounds $130-137. Springs Ranch, which is made gored by a bull elk over hierar- told the New Mexico Game bank, diffusing the situation. GONZALES — (July 31) & Fish that if he were not Not surprisingly, the rela- — No. 1 quality calves and Slaughter cows: good lean up of 298 deeded acres and chy at a hay feeder. utility and commercial $55-68, 15,000 forest acres in Chavez He has told Game & Fish compensated for damages, he tionship between Sims and yearlings $2-4 higher, less quality calves and yearlings cutters $72-80, canners $36-50, and Otero Counties. many times of the situation, would begin shooting elk. Fish & Game further devolved high yielding fat cows $64-71; Not long afterward he and after that altercation. steady, packer bulls steady, Sims has many of the same and the fact that he cannot afford packer cows steady. Receipts bulls, yield grade 1-2 good heavy issues with the elk and New to feed both his cattle and what his son, George, were clean- “They wouldn’t answer my bulls $93-99, lightweights and ing out a water tank on their totaled 1159 head. Mexico Game & Fish, but he calls “their elk.” The typical calls anymore,” he said. “To get Steers: medium and large medium quality $83-91. Sims is a big man with a loud response is to ask him what he private land when a Game & a call returned I have to call a No. 1 150-300 pounds $195- Replacement cows: stocker voice who is not hesitant to wants them to do about it. Fish truck drove out of the board member and she’ll call the 220, 300-400 pounds $210-212, cows $600-1025 per head; cow- stand his ground. He has a “We have no recourse,” he reservation and up to them. sergeant, then he’ll call me.” 400-500 pounds $168-190, 500- calf pairs $750-1425 per pair. contentious relationship with said. “They’re not allowed on the There was another serious Game & Fish. Like others, Sims has been reservation,” Sims said. “I asked confrontation at the Game & “I can’t afford to feed their forced to lower his stocking them what they were doing.” Fish offi ce in Roswell. Sims GRAPE CREEK TRAILER REPAIR elk and ranch,” he said. rate to allow for the elk. Also He was told they came to went in about a lion license. Your Dealer For Sims is out of patience. He like the others, Sims is upset see him since he had threat- While in the offi ce he asked EASLEY TRAILERS is closely monitoring the situa- at the number of landowner ened to shoot elk. He told about his elk tag. The conver- them to leave unless they had sation went downhill, and soon • Horse Trailers • Stock Trailers • Tandem Dual Flatbeds tion in Catron County and even tags he has received. When he • Replacement Beds For Pickups sent a check to help fund the fi rst bought the ranch, they re- a warrant. He told them they there were fi ve offi cers in the lawsuit there. He could not ceived a couple of elk tags per had been trespassing on the lobby surrounding Sims and join that suit due to where it year. This year they received reservation, as well. his wife, Barbara. was fi led, but he is seriously one cow tag, which is worth “He got real smart, and then he Barbara said the ranchers do considering fi ling suit himself. about $2000. went into a crouch and reached not receive any acknowledg- for his gun,” Sims said. ment or compensation for what “Quality Repairs At Affordable Prices” The elk problems on Sixteen Sims typically does not even Repaint — Rewire — Refloor — Install Hitches Springs Ranch have reached sell his tags. He gives them Fortunately, the situation they do to benefi t the wildlife. Dealer For Jiffy Jacks the point where Sims may even to kids who want to hunt. He cooled off, but then not long “And in fact, we are met 8169 North US Highway 87 • (Next To Circle K) • San Angelo, Texas sell and relocate. once traded a bull tag for a afterward Sims ran into that with disrespect,” Barbara said. 800/679-5560 • 325/655-5566 “Our problems are to the mule, which proved to be a same Game & Fish offi cer in a When asked for comment, magnitude that it is not profi t- poor trade considering the able for me to ranch,” Sims mule’s behavior. He would sell said. “It was a mistake buying bull tags, he allowed, but he this place.” needs more than the occasional 8’ X 16’ LIVESTOCK SCALES He came from Eunice, New tag to make a difference. Mexico. He grew up on the “If we sold one permit, $14,999 — FREE DELIVERY family ranch, but as so often we wouldn’t gain much,” Leon Valley’s heavy duty livestock scales provide a reliable and accurate weight for a single animal up happens, that place wasn’t big Sims said. “If you give me 30 to a small group of animals when you need to monitor weights, or before shipping / receiving. Scales enough to support everyone. He permits, I might make some can be certifi ed once they are set up at final destination. bought this ranch in 2003, but money and see feeding their the politicians and bureaucrats damn elk.” Digital weight indicator features: are causing some remorse. He has applied for the New • (4) 10,000 pound load cells. “If I could find someone Mexico Game & Fish program • Heavy duty rubber lug boards to prevent cattle from slipping and to give me what I’ve put into called New Mexico’s Elk Private extra durability. this place, it’d be gone today,” Lands Use System, or EPLUS, • Heavy duty I-Beam supports. Sims said. “I’d move to Texas.” but was turned down. The denial Texans don’t realize how came even though his son George • Front and rear load out gates with slam latches. well they have it, Sims ex- had a Game & Fish offi cer help • Sides feature 1/8” plate sides. plained, as far as private prop- fi ll out the application. • Ships as solid unit — no assembly required. erty is concerned. New Mexico Sims is also of the opinion • Comes painted black or tan. Game & Fish does not ac- that ranchers should receive knowledge private property, landowner permits not only We can deliver, or it is available for pickup in Coleman, Texas. FMI: he added. for deeded land but also for www.LeonValleyInc.com 800-772-8559 His belief is that in leasing their allotment acres, since forest acres he is purchasing they improve wildlife habitat the grass growing on those acres. But the elk then graze down the grass he bought. Requests for compensation have been denied. The only water sources on those 15,000 acres of forest land come from Sims’ cattle water troughs, which are sup- plied by wells and an extensive pipeline and storage network. “We water that entire forest,” Sims said. When Sims bought the ranch there were three water troughs on the ranch. Since, he has in- At Agrow, we know it's a way of life, stalled approximately 10 more troughs and storage tanks, as well as about 10 miles of pipeline. “We have created more habitat,” Sims’ son George said. not just a loan. “They don’t recognize that at all.” The elk often damage the water troughs or the fl oats on them. 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Keeling was one of the forgiving type, Terry thought “TVMDL is grateful for AUSTIN — Texas Animal the opportunity to continue smartest guys I knew when maybe he misunderstood and Health Commission will invited him to play the har- to serve Texans through the we were classmates at Sam close the Texas State-Federal acquisition of these additional POKIN’ Houston in Huntsville. mony part to “Will the Circle Laboratory in Austin on Au- testing services,” said Dr. One thing that surprised be Unbroken.” Don played… gust 31 and transition regu- Amy Swinford, TVMDL In- me about my old pal is that you guessed it, the only tune latory testing services to the terim Director. “TVMDL has some 40-plus years ago he he knew. Texas A&M Veterinary Medi- a long history of working with Don’s wife, compassionate cal Diagnostic Laboratory. TAHC to ensure animal and decided there were two things saint that she is, took pos- FUN he needed to do before cross- While TVMDL will assume public health in Texas is pro- session of the fi ddle, took it the role as the state’s regula- tected, and this is another great ing the river Jordan, fl y and home, locked it up and hid example of the collaboration play the fi ddle. He took les- tory animal health laboratory, the key. Plus Don has been the TAHC will continue to enjoyed by our two agencies.” By Doc Blakely sons and learned to do both. banned from playing at the More information about He got good enough to play enforce regulations to prevent, TVMDL’s testing services is family reunion. The reunion control, and eradicate foreign My friend Terry Keeling, friend once, “Don’t you just at the annual family reunion, votes a “Resolution of Ap- available at tvmdl.tamu.edu or and domestic infectious ani- call the agency’s headquarters Leona, Texas has retired from wish you were a barefoot boy which has now been going on preciation” every year for her for seven decades at the family mal diseases, which threaten in College Station at 1-888- selling farm and ranch real again?” The friend replied, “humanitarian gesture.” The livestock and poultry. 646-5623. estate. My daddy used to say, “Not me Buster. I was raised farm. Word leaked to Terry that vote is always the only matter “The closure of the Tex- More information about “You can always tell when a on a chicken farm.” his cousin, Don, also played for 70 years for which there as State-Federal Laboratory the TAHC’s transfer of test- man starts to lose his mind, Well, Terry has gone back the fi ddle and would like to is unanimous agreement. — comes after the 2019-2020 ing services to TVMDL, call he’ll say ‘I’m goin’ back to to the family farm after a suc- entertain at the reunion. Terry www.docblakely.com the TAHC at 512-832-6580 cessful career in selling other Sunset Advisory Commission the farm’ and roll his eyes was skeptical since his cousin determined the lab was no through August 31 and 512- around like a dying calf in a people’s farms and ranches was an “economist” and no- 719-0700 after August 31. hail storm.” A guy asked a that they didn’t want to go Clovis Heavy Feeders longer the most cost-effective body understood what an option for regulatory test- economist did. Anyway, Don Traded $3-4 Higher ing,” said Dr. Andy Schwartz, Boxed Beef Cutout • 25,000 Head Capacity Levi Lay was invited to bring his fi ddle CLOVIS, N.M. — (USDA- TAHC Executive Director and and play with Terry. After the July 28) — Compared last State Veterinarian. “We are Prices Trade Higher • Professional Nutritionist Manager meal and before the domino week, steer and heifer calves & Veterinarian thankful for the decades of DES MOINES, Iowa — 806/202-9029 tournament, Terry told Don to under 600 pounds higher, service the Texas State-Federal (USDA) — The national com- • Competitive Feeding get his “Devil’s Box” and they feeders over 600 pounds $3-4 Laboratory has provided, and prehensive boxed beef cutout Programs would play together. Terry higher, slaughter cows $1 we look forward to the future report showed prices up $2.06 • Handle All Cattle & Feed suspected the worst when he higher, bulls steady. Cattle partnership with TVMDL as from last week at $269.31. Financing Needs pulled out an electronic tuner receipts totaled 963 head. they take on this valuable and There were 7178 total loads Steers: medium and large important role.” traded with 6325 domestic and Don asked, “What’s that?” No. 1 200-300 pounds $232- loads and 853 loads for ex- Don was amazed at the answer All testing performed at the 256, 500-600 pounds $175-186, Texas State-Federal Labora- port. Of the total, 2149 loads but declined the use of it since 600-700 pounds $143-164, 747 were slated for delivery within he had the music store tune his tory will be discontinued on 21 days, 1352 loads sched- Sandy Schemm, pounds $146; medium and large August 20, 2021 and TVMDL Offi ce Manager fi ddle a few weeks ago. No. 1-2 267 pounds $243, 300- uled more than 21 days out, Joshua 1:9 Terry played “Green, Green 400 pounds $210-236, 400-500 will begin testing on August 3386 formula loads and 291 Grass of Home,” a favorite of pounds $180-220.50, 500-600 21, 2021. To ensure there is loads were forward contracted. an aunt. Don played “Twinkle, pounds $162-184, 600-700 not a delay in service, TAHC Prime accounted for 220 loads, Twinkle Little Star.” With a pounds $145-165. recommends clients begin branded 1452, choice 2227, OXTOWN CATTLE FEEDERS sending samples to TVMDL select 878 and ungraded 2401. 1580 Oxtown Dr. — Tribune, KS 67879 little imagination one could Heifers: medium and large No. 1 218 pounds $244, 300- on August 18. Prime was up $4.20 at 620/376-8985 [email protected] almost make out the melody. The TAHC and TVMDL are $327.31, branded was up $1.38 Undaunted Terry pulled out 400 pounds $184-190, 500-600 pounds $150-170, 600-700 working closely to ensure a at $273.67, choice up $1.03 the sheet music for “Swing pounds $147-152, 723 pounds smooth transition. Clients are at $266.49, select up $2.86 at Low, Sweet Chariot,” in the $147; medium and large No. invited to view test offerings $252.33 and ungraded down key of C, modulating to G 1-2 262 pounds $202, 300-400 listed on the TVMDL website. $2.46 at $239.25. minor. Don glanced at the pounds $174-196, 400-500 To learn more about sample Cutout values were mixed music and nodded “OK.” Terry pounds $160-179, 500-600 with prime rib up $13.61 at collection, submission, turn- $419.12, chuck down $1.07 played the haunting melody pounds $146-158.50, 600-700 around times, and the TVMDL pounds $133-150. at $218.24, round up 49 cents with impeccable skill. 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PITTS We say we want to eat pure behind the cow and the calf to Some might wonder why pre- balling gun and empty box of food without chemicals and die a slow death. historic cave drawings weren’t scour pills. “Maybe I can snag then turn around and buy fake The enviro-blatherers and more detailed. Surely there were him with this,” he laughed, We’ve become a nation of last for three days like the ones meat with 32 different ingredi- eco-twaddlers use words like artists capable of rendering in- pickin’ up the chicken catcher. pompous two-faced frauds. We they have in California, when ents, many of which you know “sustainable,” while working tricate representations of the “I’ll catch the calf, then you like to eat good food but hate everyone turns on their air nothing about unless you’re a in “cube farms” and living in circulatory system of aurochs guys come and help.” It was the farmers and ranchers who conditioner at the same time. chemistry professor. Then we concrete jungles where they can’t or the dentition of a saber tooth an even match. Randy weighed produced it. We think food We bad mouth the foresters bad mouth beef which has only even see the sun. They think that tiger drawn to scale. about the same as the calf. He comes from the grocery store and their angry chainsaws but one ingredient... beef. Holly- humanity is the greatest cancer But what we see on these shot the hooked implement out and that water comes from the live in houses made of wood. wood starlets and movie stars on Mother Earth and that we’re cave walls are stick fi gure men and snagged the adrenaline- tap. We cuss fossil fuels and We despise miners who “rape” go on Ellen and say they don’t all going to either freeze or burn chasing antelope shaped quad- charged calf above the fetlock yet drive cars and trucks that the earth but wear jewelry, want any foreign substances to death to pay for our sins. They rupeds, reminiscent of Dick of the hind leg. run on oil and gas. We turn up hoard gold and use cell phones in their bodies and then they ease their conscious by writing an and Jane throwing a bone at He was jerked off his feet, the thermostat in winter and dependent on mined metals. smoke weed and snort cocaine. annual check to the Sierra Club Spot. Rather primitive at best. but hung on as the calf jerked, I think there had to be a rattled, kicked and ran, slingin’ expect heat to automatically A city, county or township We’re all for biodiversity, at Christmas. First, they said that paper neanderthal equivalent of Nor- mud and cow droplets across come on as if it was produced sends out notices warning you yet we want to rid the world man Rockwell, but he was Randy’s broad front. Randy by magic. Ditto air condition- to keep the dry vegetation cut of non-native species, except bags were terrible, so they born without a pencil sharp- went down but hung on as the ing in the summer. The only down on your property and of course the illegals who cross switched us all to plastic and ener, a pencil, or even a Big calf drug him around the pen. time we think about it is if the if you don’t comply, they’ll our southern borders to mow then you had to bring your Chief pad. He didn’t have the His teeth were clacking like a grid goes down. Voters elect chop it down for you and send our lawns, reroof our houses own bag to the store. Then right tools for the job. bad valve job when the crew, politicians who vow to get rid you a bill. Yet the bureaucrats and raise our kids. We vow to they found that wasn’t sanitary How many times have you weak from laughter, dropped of fossil fuels not even think- want to kick cows off public save endangered species like or sustainable, so now they’re screwed up a perfectly good a rope over the calf. ing of the repercussions and land who are mowing the dry red headed frogs and fairy back to paper bags. 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There My guess is that there are those no intention of doing. witnessed the push for EV’s is nothing quite like having in the know who really don’t A Google search led to the (battery-powered electric ve- your competitors pay you a want the rest of us to know site Altfuels.com and some hicles) and the claims of zero- bonus for everything that you that carbon credits are simply information regarding the his- emissions; that is with the produce. To put it another way, pulled from thin air. — Den- tory of carbon credits. They necessity of diesel-powered one analyst stated that the ICE [email protected] report that the idea traces back equipment for the mining automakers were basically to the early 20th century when of raw materials and factory paying Tesla to beat them in Fredericksburg Cows, a British economist, Arthur construction and support not- the race to produce EV’s which Pigou, searched for a method withstanding. So, this zero- they are all claiming that they Bulls $1-2 Higher for industries to pay for dam- emissions designation opens What if you could develop that it takes for you to deposit will all convert to in the next FREDERICKSBURG — an idea to generate profi t from the checks. This is the best age from carbon emissions. the door of opportunity for decade or so. Among my (July 28) — Cows and bulls thin air? For instance, someone analogy that I can come up His idea failed to catch on the manufacturing of EVs and favorite leisure books are the $1-2 higher, steers $2-3 higher, offers to pay you for taking with regarding carbon credits. because he proposed taxes and apparently an incentive for horse-trading tales written by heifers $3-4 higher. Cattle fees. Fast forward to the 1980s the traditional ICE (Internal receipts totaled 1063 head. pictures of your cows using Carbon credits have been when a lawyer in the Reagan Combustion Engine) auto- Ben Green but none of them a drone mounted camera in a something of a mystery that compare to the trading ability Steers: medium and large administration suggested that makers to switch their product No. 1 200-300 pounds $140- manner that will not disturb many of us have pushed aside people be allowed to buy the line to more EV’s. of Mr. Musk who pulls profi t from thin air. 200, 300-400 pounds $160- your cows and will not require but it is an issue that may be right to pollute as a means of Meanwhile, a new kid on 222.50, 400-500 pounds $150- the drone operators to actually worthy of some serious study. cleaning up the environment. the block starts a new car It’s a strange feeling to see 193, 500-600 pounds $140-179, set foot on your property. They My limited study leaves me No information was provided company that builds only that oil prices are showing 600-700 pounds $135-164, 700- will not interrupt your business thinking that carbon credits are as to HOW that buying the right EVs. Every EV qualifi es for some degree of stability. Near 800 pounds $120-153, lower operations other than for the something like the reverse of a to pollute could, in any way, carbon credits, which may be month futures for Brent Crude quality $40-75. time that it takes for you to sin tax. The difference being clean up the environment. sold to someone who indulges oil were quoted at $75.10 on Heifers: medium and large No. sign the documents certify- that instead of paying for what Then in 1989, “cap-and- in the production of vehicles July 30. West Texas Interme- 1 200-300 pounds $120-175, ing that the pictures belong to you do, there is a payment for trade” was introduced as a that produce carbon emis- diate futures were $73.81 per 300-400 pounds $120-172, them and the time and effort not doing it so that someone system for utility companies sions. The major automakers, barrel and Plains All American 400-500 pounds $120-165, to make money by limiting GM, Ford and Fiat-Chrysler, posted bulletin had WTI at 500-600 pounds $120-155, emissions. Utilities would be continue making ICE ve- $69.93 and 70.43 per barrel. 600-700 pounds $105-142, allowed a certain amount of hicles. Rather than having Natural gas futures for Sep- 700-800 pounds $96-128, lower quality $20-60. emissions and if they came to pay a penalty, fi ne or tax tember were at $3.91 while the Slaughter cows/bulls: cows in below the limit, they could for the pollution-causing ve- day’s posted price for Henry $40-80; bulls $80-107. sell their excess allowances to hicles, they are in a position Hub delivery was $4.05 per Replacement cows: bred 4 L Cattle Co. others who exceeded the limit. where they need to balance mcf and Waha posted price cows $700-1100; cow/calf Later, an EPA policymaker sug- their pollution position via the was $3.92. Posted prices in- pairs $900-1400. Buyers and Sellers of All gests letting the cap-and-trade purchase of carbon credits. dicate the current demand market operate on its own. If The new EV maker, Tesla, for natural gas exceeds what Classes of Livestock you are in the cattle business only makes EV’s and there- is anticipated for September. Tulia Feeder Steers, that idea may set off alarms fore receives carbon credits Ethanol futures were at $2.22 Heifers $5 Higher Vic Choate — 325/656-7657 to remind you of arguments for each vehicle that rolls out. per gallon compared to gaso- TULIA — (USDA-July 29) P. O. Box 1521 — San Angelo, Texas 76902 regarding cattle futures. With no production of ICE ve- line futures at $2.32. Electricity Things moved along and in hicles, every carbon credit is — This week, feeder steers futures (ERCOT West 345…) for and heifers $5 higher, calves 1990, emissions trading be- excess to their own needs and September were $29.71, January came law as part of the Clean that puts Tesla in the position lightly tested, slaughter cows $43.71 and April $20.31 and that and bulls steady. Receipts Air Act of 1990. In 1992, TVA to sell their carbon credits to correlates with our addiction to FINCH RANCH HELICOPTER SERVICE (Tennessee Valley Authority) traditional automakers. totaled 551 head. comfort. Steers: medium and large a federally owned utility com- First-quarter 2021 results Baker Hughes rig report Livestock Gathering pany, did the first emissions from Tesla show that the No. 1 429 pounds $179, 500- showed 488 drilling rigs at work 600 pounds $160-174, 600- Predator Control trade deal at $250 per ton. No company received revenue information was provided as to of $518 Million from the in the U.S. That is down three 700 pounds $161-165, 700-800 Photography whether TVA was the buyer or sale of carbon credits. Talk from the previous week and up pounds $148-152, 848 pounds the seller in that deal, nor did 237 from one year ago. Canada $141; medium and large No. 1-2 Game Management about making a profit out 600-700 pounds $154.50-168, they tell how to weigh a ton of thin (or would that be had 153 rigs, up four for the Pipeline And Highline Inspection week and up 108 for the year. 728 pounds $142.50, 800-900 of carbon. In 1995, “cap-and- clean) air. 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On April 1, 1864, he able to “stand aside” as the was commissioned 1st Lieu- commodity brokers put it. tenant in Captain J.B. Cooke’s This particular operator has Old Company attached to the Texas Unregistered Bull other sources of income than Frontier Regiment. the cattle business. He doesn’t & Michael Maximus “Peter” in a have as much pressure on him, New Callan later joined his brother in addition to the gambling James’ 45th Frontier Cavalry. compulsion with which beef pro- The 45th was organized prin- Hotel Lobby ducers are traditionally affl icted, cipally for frontier protection as a man whose sole means of and was not ordered to the livelihood is beef production. front until shortly before the An outside observer of the By Jerry Lackey Trails close of the war. Choice gleanings from 45-plus cattle business, and careful cattle business might mistak- According to “A History of years of Unregistered Bull. hedging on the futures market. enly point to our compadre’s (EDITOR’S NOTE — This is decided to enter the mercantile Coleman County,” Michael was assigned to the far-fl ung A compadre up in the Pan- This combination is no se- case as an example to every- part one of a two-part series business at Georgetown, where body in the industry: have a chronicling the Callan fam- he spent the rest of his life. battle line of civilization and in handle who pleads to remain cret, of course. It’s being tried one battle in 1864, was pierced anonymous for fear he’ll be constantly by a great number hole card totally unrelated to ily’s journey from Ireland in According to his obituary, his raising or fattening cattle and 1844 to America and eventu- faculties were remarkably well in the nose by an Indian arrow. accused of unseemly bragging of operators, most of whom are He fell to the ground wounded or even outright lying, says getting results ranging from engage in the cattle sideline ally Texas.) preserved up to the time of his only when and to the extent COLEMAN — James Jo- death at age 104. when a big Comanche warrior he’s been feeding cattle right poor to disastrous. The Pan- was upon him. A comrade along without losing money. handle gent apparently gets that it won’t hurt you. If that seph Callan was 11 years old James Callan received most became the prevailing practice, when his parents left County of his formal education in named Bud Sneed saved him. The secret, he says, is a com- along simply by declining to Prior to the attack, Michael bination of a highly effi cient have any cattle in the lot unless there’s no telling how much a Louth, Ireland and brought Washington D.C. and George- T-bone steak would cost. Or him and fi ve siblings to Amer- town. After graduating from M. and Virginia “Jenny” John- feedlot, a banker who’s unusu- they can be hedged for at least son were married. He was 23 ally knowledgeable about the a modest profi t. Trouble is, a how far the price of ranch land ica. The vessel “Luconia” ar- Georgetown University, he and yellow corn would drop. rived at Baltimore, Maryland set out for the Texas frontier. and she was 14. Jenny was one of six children of Dudley and However, his program is on August 22, 1844. James He reached Camp Colorado LAND CLEARING sound in one outstanding re- and two brothers, Christopher Laura Johnson. The Johnson on Christmas Day in 1857. family came to Texas in 1852, spect. It is based on producing Columbus Callan and Michael He joined the Texas Rangers MULCHING only what can be marketed at Maximus Callan, would be- when Dudley was ordered to and in March 1862, joined the Fort Phantom Hill. He was a profi t. That’s the true goal. come early-day Texas pioneers Confederacy and was assigned to PASTURE MOWING Everybody preaches it, few as young adults. Ordinance Sergeant in charge Colonel J.E. McCord’s Frontier of artillery and ammunition. practice it. James Joseph Callan was Regiment as company captain. James Williams Lest readers get the idea that born May 6, 1833, to Mi- When the post was abandoned Camp Colorado was estab- in 1854, he was sent to Fort 325/234-0151 this hombre is not a friend of chael Callan (1781-1885) and lished as a military outpost the cattle industry, be it known Mary Ann Wedaman Callan Chadbourne. When the U.S. Free Estimates several years before Coleman troops left the fort at the start that only last week he did the (1815-1880) in Dundalk, Ire- County’s creation. business two good turns. When land. His siblings included: of the Civil War, the Johnsons James J. Callan married moved to Camp Colorado, a friend of his sought sympa- Marian Callan (1835-1885), Margaret M. Sheen March 13, thy in telling him of recent Christopher Columbus Cal- where Captain James Callan 1859, at Camp Colorado. They and his company of Rangers horrendous losses on cattle, lan (1837-1886), Alice M.A. had 12 children (two girls still- our hero gently suggested that Callan Addison (1840-1903), were in an encampment. born were not named): Joseph The Johnsons continued he should feed only a fourth Michael Maximus Callan Taylor Callan (1861-1939), or fi fth as many cattle as he’s (1841-1915), Teresa Callan living at Camp Colorado until James Callan (1863-1934), their deaths. He died in 1870 GRAHAM been feeding. The advice is not (1846-1920), Aloysius Callan Ireneaus Ivanal Callan (1866- likely to be followed, wise and (1848-1850), Guadalupe Cal- while Laura lived 14 more years, 1942), Marie Virginia Callan dying in 1884. She kept the fi rst well-meant as it was. lan (1853-1924) and Alponsus Russell (1869-1963), Louis TRAILER COMPANY LLC. As a second good deed, Callan (1854-1857). and only post offi ce in the re- G. 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After that he was no children. $110-127; No. 2 heifer calves “One day Laura Johnson called “Captain Big Bluff.” Around 1900, Michael pur- and yearlings $105-150. pounds $151; Barnes Keith Columbus Calves was in the cow pen when she It was about a year later af- chased a ranch in Sterling Replacement cows: choice Ranch, Cherokee, six steers, heard something dart by her. ter his capture that the Indian County and moved there. bred $1200-2300, medium to 753 pounds $149; Lee Gann, Traded Stronger Then, another strange noise attack on Mrs. Johnson oc- After a four-year drouth and good $1000-1190, plainer and Kingsland, four steers, 769 COLUMBUS — (July 29) passed near her ear, and she curred. Callan and his cavalry being plagued with livestock older bred $700-990; cow-calf pounds $142; John Little, — This week, calves sold saw something hit a fence rail troop hit the trail. The Indians diseases, he salvaged what pairs, choice $1200-2400, Llano, three steers, 775 pounds higher with cows selling steady. and fall to the ground. It was traveled west and in about an he could and sold the ranch. medium to good $1025-1190, $138; Burnes Ranch, Eden, Receipts totaled 754 head. a feathered arrow, and before hour the trail led the troops He bought a ranch 12 miles plainer and older $900-1020. 18 heifers, 399 pounds $165; Steers: 150-300 pounds $140- she had time to move, two into a thick pecan bottom on west of Colorado City near Slaughter cows: high yield- Will Mulhollan, Burnet, fi ve 220, 300-400 pounds $135-217, more struck the fence, one of Hords Creek. Westbrook in his three son’s ing $68-86, medium yielding heifers, 551 pounds $148; 400-500 pounds $130-200, 500- them burying its point deep They soon spotted Black names. When Michael died in $85-92, low yielding $75- Beams Ranch, Llano, eight 600 pounds $125-181, 600- into the wood,” wrote her Baby and lying on the ground June 1915, the property was 87, heiferettes and young heifers, 611 pounds $146; 700 pounds $120-155, 700-800 granddaughter, Grace Callan nearby were two Indians in a divided between the sons. stocker cows $65-100; bulls, Balch Ranching LLC, So- pounds $110-146. White. “She rushed into the pool of blood. One of them James J. Callan founded the high yielding $92-99, medium nora, 20 heifers, 647 pounds Heifers: 150-300 pounds $120- house and barred the door but was still alive and it was Big newspaper “Coleman Voice,” yielding $85-92, low yielding $140; John Clifton, Goldth- 195, 300-400 pounds $120-188, heard a scream and cries for Bluff. When he heard Callan’s which merged with “Coleman $75-87, feeder bulls $75-88. waite, 12 heifers, 701 pounds 400-500 pounds $115-155, 500- help and knew it came from voice, he cried out “Me no bad Democrat” in 1907 to become Representative Sales: $137.50; John Little, Llano, 600 pounds $115-150, 600- the hired boy. Opening the Captain. Come back for Black the “Democrat-Voice.” Burnes Ranch, Eden, 15 steers, two heifers, 855 pounds $124; 700 pounds $109-140, 700-800 door, she found him scalped Baby. They take him. I fol- James and Margaret later 338 pounds $225; Ronny Pierce Holt, Christoval, two pounds $95-130. and bleeding. She disregarded low and fi ght and kill. I make moved to Menard and entered Knight, Florence, fi ve steers, steers, 415 pounds $190; JKL Slaughter cows: high dress- her own safety, carried the boy promise to Mr. Pete.” the ranching business. They 415 pounds $206; Burnes Ranch, Fredericksburg, four ing cutters $66-80, fatter utility into the house.” “It was a solemn little ser- both died in 1919. — jlackey@ Ranch, Eden, 29 steers, 435 steers, 485 pounds $179; Kerry $62-75, low dressing thin cows She gave the boy the best vice that was held over the wcc.net pounds $199; David Price, Kordzik, Doss, four steers, $40-68; bulls, heavy $85-100, care possible but could not burial of this faithful Indian. Austin, two steers, 510 pounds 495 pounds $171; Garret Al- low dressing $65-84. save him. Later, several men The men realized that he made Mason And San Saba $176; John Little, Llano, four len, Mason, seven steers, 529 Replacement cows: cow-calf came to her rescue and discov- a princely sacrifi ce in keeping steers, 615 pounds $163; Balch pounds $170; Pierce Holt, pairs, good $950-1410 per pair, ered her son-in-law, Michael with his promise, and that a Packer Cows Higher Ranching LLC, Sonora, eight Christoval, five steers, 575 medium $750-950; stocker cows Callan’s horse; “Black Baby” paleface could have done no Mason and San Saba stocker steers, 634 pounds $153; JO pounds $162; 10 steers, 666 and heifers, good $800-1250 per was missing. better,” wrote Grace White. steers and heifers steady, feed- Cattle, Mason, 17 steers, 643 pounds $154. head, medium $550-800. According to Coleman Christopher Columbus Cal- er steers and heifers steady, County history, a detachment lan married Susan Jane Hol- packer cows $3-5 higher, bulls of the 45th Texas Frontier mead. They had two children: steady, pairs and breds in good ROUND OVERHEAD FEED STORAGE BINS Cavalry had a battle with Indi- Guida Charles Callan (1871- demand. Receipts totaled 4990 ans near Caddo Peak. Several 1953) and Almon Orson Cal- head. “This can mean the difference between taking a loss or making a proﬁ t in the cattle business.” Indians were killed, while oth- lan (1875-1895). Christopher Steers: choice steer calves o Spray-on liner inside each bin. o No more feed damage by rodents or varmints. ers were taken prisoners and was 49 when he died April 9, 100-300 pounds $170-200, o Truckload holding capacities in various sizes o No more feed sacks to handle. brought to the military post at 1886. He is buried at Saint Mary 300-400 pounds $170-225, o available. o Heavy pipe structure. Camp Colorado. Cemetery in Fredericksburg. 400-500 pounds $160-206, o Friendly to the environment. o Skid mounted. “Squatting Dog” was one Michael and Jenny Callan 500-600 pounds $150-186, Authorized T & S Trip Hopper Dealer of the prisoners. He adjusted lived at Camp Colorado until 600-700 pounds $145-164, to his new surroundings, plus Coleman was organized in 700-800 pounds $130-152.50; became an admirer of one of 1876. The same year Michael yearlings, 700-800 pounds Southwest Fabricators his captors Lt. “Peter” Cal- became the first postmaster $133-154, 800-plus pounds 580/326-3589 • Toll Free: 877/326-3574 • 503 S. Industrial Blvd. • Hugo, OK 74743 lan. He pleaded with Peter to of Coleman and his home the $115-146; No. 2 steer calves www.overheadbins.com become his paleface brother fi rst post offi ce. He held the and yearlings $115-160. and declared all his relations position until 1889. Heifers: choice heifer calves had been killed in battle. 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Co., Kansas City, Missouri, HINDSIGHT Agents, Amarillo, sold 350 Clovis buyer. ————— bought out of the Emporia, heifer yearlings off the Hat ————— 50 YEARS AGO Kansas auction about 300 No. Looking Backward Through The Ranch near Borger, Texas at Ralph Britten, Groom, sold Prairie Cattle Co., Tulia: 1 Okie steers ranging 750-950 $17 to K. LaFon, Amarillo, for 175 heifer yearlings estimated to 173 steers, 1050 pounds, 75- pounds at mostly $36.50. Livestock Weekly Files . . . September 10 delivery. weigh about 650 pounds at $22 80 percent choice, $33; 245 ————— ————— for immediate delivery to M. J. steers, 1050 pounds, 70 per- 40 YEARS AGO 70 YEARS AGO and calves at $315 per pair to J. M. Britten of Groom, Hankins of Stanton, Nebraska. cent choice, $32.75; 150 heif- Ingalls Feed Yard, Ingalls, Herman Couch of Sander- Lee Krueger, Tucson, Arizona. Texas, is reported to have sold ————— ers, 825 pounds, 65 percent Kansas: 516 steers, 1075-1175 son sold 400 blackface mixed ————— 65 shortfed heifer yearlings Odell Emery of Datil, New choice, $30.25. pounds, 75-80 percent choice, lambs at 29 cents a pound for Scab mites were found a weighing around 700 pounds Mexico, sold about 200 mixed ————— $67; 329 heifers, 950-1125 delivery this week at Rankin few days ago in a small bunch at $17.50 for delivery this calves to Buddy Major of Tulia Feedlot, Tulia: 179 pounds, 80 percent choice, $64. to Theron Weatherby. of sheep in the Eldorado area, week to an Amarillo buyer. Magdalena at $24 and $26 steers, 1075 pounds, 75 per- ————— ————— and one sheep from this bunch ————— for October 20 delivery, with cent choice, $33; 130 Brahman Far-Tex Feeders, Farwell: Earl Huffman of San Angelo exposed a large fl ock of about John King, Capulin, New any calves weighing over 400 crossbred steers, 1075 pounds, 215 steers, 1050 pounds, 65-70 last week sold 62 Hereford cows 700 head. Mexico, has sold the J Bar pounds at $1 less. 65 percent choice, $32.25. percent choice, $67. ————— calves, including 370 steers ————— ————— ————— During the past couple of and 225 heifers, to Abney & Langenegger & Sons of Owen Bros., Custom Feed- Hitch Feedlot, Guymon, weeks, Jimmy Mills of Del Rio Sewell, Texline, Texas for Hagerman, New Mexico, is ing Co., Morton: 235 heif- Oklahoma: 730 steers, 1050- RAINE has bought 20,000 to 25,000 October 10 delivery at $20.50 reported to have sold 400 fed ers, 875 pounds, 70-80 percent 1100 pounds, 55-60 percent lambs in the Del Rio, Brack- on the steers and $17.50 on steers for August 15 delivery choice, $31; 74 steers, 1150-1175 choice, $66.50. Tank & Fabrication ettville and Comstock area. the heifers. The calves are ex- at $22 to Peyton Packing Co., pounds, good and choice, $31.75; ————— The lambs are mostly muttons. pected to average around 325 El Paso. 204 steers, 1075 pounds, 75 Bill Jackson Cattle Co., 5000 GALLON Prices started at 27½ cents and pounds at delivery. ————— percent choice, $32.50. Antlers, Oklahoma: 83 steers, lately have been mostly 28½ ————— 55 YEARS AGO ————— 1200 pounds, 65 percent WATER TANKS cents, for immediate delivery. Lee Merrill, Clovis, New R. L. Edmondson of Lake Chow Tex Feed Lots, Mule- choice, $65.50 with a few out For Potable Water ————— Mexico this week sold 100 City, Colorado, sold out of feed- shoe: 155 Brahman crossbred at $62.50. Charlie Davidson, Jr., his choice fed steers averaging 1061 lots at Montrose and Delta, Colo- heifers, 650 pounds, mostly good, ————— Or Stock Tanks son, Charlie Davidson III, and Larger Tanks pounds net at $22.50 f.o.b. his rado, 1000 fed heifers weighing $30; 50 heifers, 850 pounds, 65 Supreme Feeders, Liberal, Tom Powers of Ozona have feedlots, weighed at sunup with 975 pounds and grading good percent choice, $30.50. Kansas: 328 heifers, 950 pounds, Available In sold and delivered their black- four percent shrink to Schwartz- and choice at $23 to be deliv- ————— 80 percent choice, $64.50. Increments Of face mixed lambs to Theron man Packing Co., Albuquerque. ered to Colorado packers this Nortex Feedlot Co., Dalhart: ————— 500 Gallons Weatherby of Big Lake at 29 ————— month with no cuts. 250 heifers, 940 pounds, 85 35 YEARS AGO All tanks coated in-side for potable water ————— and meet fire safety codes. 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The C OWBOY Cattle slaughter was esti- Sheep slaughter was esti- net access to rural areas, but Bulls Sold $1-4 Higher mated at 649,000 head com- mated at 31,000 head, 37,000 By C. A. Rodenberger, PhD. nothing happens. Only when pared with 648,000 the pre- and 38,000, liveweights 121 low income and rural students COLEMAN — (July 28) — Packer cows and bulls vious week and 636,000 for pounds, 123 and 124. Lamb When I started writing this these numbers in mind, farm- have access will we be able to the same period last year, and mutton meat production column, I never anticipated the ers can make more informed educate everyone. — You can $1-4 higher, six weights and under steers and heifers $4-5 liveweights 1348 pounds, 1348 was 1.9 million pounds, 2.3 use of Artifi cial Intelligence decisions on nitrogen mitiga- [email protected] email me at higher, seven weights and over and 1365, respectively. Beef million and 2.4 million. Cu- in working with cattle but this tion, that not only saves them $2-3 higher, stocker cows and production was estimated at mulative meat production was news story gave me some new money, but also signifi cantly Goldthwaite Heavy pairs steady. Receipts totaled 528.3 million pounds com- 72.9 million pounds, down 2.7 ideas: Researchers assessed reduces pollutants to the envi- Wool Lambs Lower 1926 head. pared with 527.2 million the percent from last year’s 74.9 cows’ ability to walk straight ronment,” said Zhenong Jin, Steers: choice 250-400 previous week and 530 million million, and slaughter was lines, similar to a sobriety test lead researcher and assistant GOLDTHWAITE — (July pounds $190-218, 400-600 for the same period last year. 1,124,000 head, 0.2 percent for humans, to learn more professor. Full Story: Future 29) — This week, kids steady, pounds $160-198, 600-800 Cumulative beef production higher than last year. about their gait patterns, re- Farming (The Netherlands) I slaughter nannies higher, re- pounds $145-166, over 800 was 15,910.5 million pounds, 4.6 percent above last year. porting their fi ndings in PLOS don’t know why this is pub- placement nannies steady to pounds $125-145; medium Graham Light Steers, $5 higher, light wool lambs 250-400 pounds $165-175, Cumulative cattle slaughter ONE. “Future analysis of these lished in Holland instead of was 19.24 million head, 4.5 Heifers Sell Higher signals in lame cows will allow here in the U.S. steady, heavy $10 lower, light 400-600 pounds $140-170, Dorper lambs steady to $5 percent above last year’s 18.41 GRAHAM — (Aug. 2) us to identify the best features This next story really both- 600-800 pounds $125-150, higher, heavy steady, light million head. — Feeder steers and heifers that can be used from [inertial ers me: Higher Ed Dive reports over 800 pounds $110-130. Barbado lambs steady to $5 Heifers: choice 250-400 Calf and veal slaughter was weighing 500 pounds and un- measurement unit] data to that Amazon Web Services “is lower, heavy $5-10 lower. pounds $170-185, 400-600 6000 head, 6000 and 9000, der sold $2-5 higher, all other objectively quantify lameness working with the nonprofi t Na- Sheep and goat receipts totaled pounds $150-185, 600-800 liveweights 207 pounds, 212 classes steady. Receipts totaled and might be useful for the tional Education Equity Lab to 1907 head. pounds $130-150, over 800 and 240. Calf and veal meat 1688 head. development of an automatic offer cloud computing classes Sheep: wool lambs 50- pounds $115-132; medium production was 0.7 million Steers: under 330 pounds recognition method and ex- to high school students in low- 70 pounds $250-300, 70-90 250-400 pounds $145-165, pounds, 0.7 million and 1.2 $185-210, 300-400 pounds $170- tensions to computer vision income districts, the company pounds $230-260, 90-110 400-600 pounds $130-150, million. Cumulative meat 200, 400-500 pounds $160-190, techniques,” said the research- announced Wednesday.” The pounds $225-280; slaughter 600-800 pounds $120-135, production was 28.8 million over 500 pounds $135-175. ers. Full Story: Gizmodo. I Ed Equity Lab “partners with ewes $70-130, bucks $100- over 800 pounds $100-120. pounds, 22.3 percent lower Heifers: under 300 pounds than last year at this time, and presume that you have photos higher education institutions to 120; Dorper and Dorper cross Slaughter cows: canners and $150-180, 300-400 pounds $140- lambs 40-60 pounds $270-315, cutters $60-81, boners and slaughter was 207,000 head, 160, 400-500 pounds $135-155, of all your cattle in your com- deliver credit-bearing courses down 23.5 percent. over 500 pounds $125-150. puter now, which is the fi rst at no cost to high school stu- 60-75 pounds $260-290, 75-90 breakers $65-81, light cows and shells $30-50; bulls $85- Hog slaughter was 2.33 Replacements: cows and heif- step to automatic recognition dents.” The cloud computing pounds $250-285; slaughter million head, 2.33 million ewes $80-155, bucks $100- 101, light bulls $75-85. ers $1000-1400 per head; cow/ for future use of your computer classes, “which will start this and 2.54 million, liveweights calf pairs $1250-1500 per pair; 150; replacement ewes $160- Replacement cows: cow- to handle you herd. fall, will be asyonchronous calf pairs, choice $1200-1585; 281 pounds, 281 and 282. calves $250-400; packers: cows This next story is for farmers and taught by Arizona State 240 per head, replacement Pork production was 487.3 $50-80 cwt., bulls $90-110. bucks $275-350; Barbado medium $1000-1100; bred who use nitrogen fertilizers University faculty members cows, choice $1000-1350 per and Barbado cross lambs 35- • Miscellaneous • Miscellaneous (which should be all of them). trained by AWS.” Students 50 pounds $245-280, 50- head, medium $850-950. 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Rolls, Weed Free, Fertilized Located Near San Angelo, Texas SUDAN HAY RANCH HORSE RED ANGUS & SIMMENTAL FOR SALE Bay roan gelding: five years old, BULLS & HEIFERS Hartzog 325/656-0325 15.1 hands, 1150 pounds, very — Registered and commercial. Round Bales broke, used all his life on same Angus Fertilized and Irrigated — Low birthweight. ranch, old man gentle. — Excellent genetics. 432/212-9081 903/474-1266 Cattle HAY FOR SALE — Good growth bulls. NIXON FAMILY FARMS Coastal • Tifton Gary Nixon • 806/632-2241 100+ Two Year Old Black Haygrazer LIQUID FEED — HORSES — Angus Bulls 325/456-7836 Custom Formulations Bought, Sold and Traded Large Selection Available At Melvin, Texas 16% Protein 10% Fat Competitive Pricing Any Kind • Any Time Private Treaty TRUCKLOADS AVAILABLE Family Owned And Operated LIMOUSIN BULLS G. A. Gossett Genetics Designed For The Southwest FROM THESE LOCATIONS: J. C. Smith Co. 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COASTAL HAY Located At Jourdanton, Texas •Also, a few F-1 Brahman/Angus ROUND BALES Saturday, AUGUST 14 8-MILE RANCH 830/769-3367 heifers available, fancy, breeding Horse and Cow Quality $60 Each 830/570-0660 mobile Truckload Delivery Available Hardy, range raised animals now. 210/867-1388 Tack @ 10:30 A.M. • Horses @ 1 P.M. Scott Rushing, DVM 325/642-6718 • 325/642-3342 Current Coggins test required if over eight selected on only economi- Comanche, Texas months old, health papers if out of state. cally important traits for meat 512/556-5732 CLASSIFIED ADS HEREFORD BULL Lampasas, Texas CATTLE & GOATS production under range con- FOR SALE GET QUICK RESULTS! ditions. Every Tuesday @ 11 A.M. • Horses One To Four Year Virgin, eighteen months old. COASTAL HAY SUPPLY STORE Jared Whitworth ANGUS BULLS Old Spanish Billies 325/805-2105 Service Age • Registered FOR SALE Monday-Friday 8-5:30 / Closed Saturday $350 I buy, sell and trade Except Horse Sale Day Guaranteed Round and Square Bales • • • • • COX RANCH Truckload Delivery Available horses of any kind, pay Tony Mann — 806/745-3383 Spanish Bill Melson, General Mgr. 254/842-4641 • Comanche, Texas cash. Michael Lance Folsom — 806/789-7108 Gentle, Registered Nanny Kids and Nannies BRANGUS BULLS 432/413-9801 Jim Elkins License # 8148 $150 Each (100 Head or More) Ranch Office • 817/594-8317 325/642-0873 Tadd Mann — 806/632-9905 $175 Each (100 Or Less) Registered, Full French Weatherford, Texas BEARDLESS Terry Blake Dunlap — License # 6859 • • • • • CHAROLAIS BULLS 12016 University • Lubbock, Texas Fertility/Trich Tested WHEAT HAY Out of Texas Certified TB Free herds. 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ILLINGHAM MEAT GOATS ILLINGHAM MEAT 713/253-4804 • 713/204-4903 and FEMALES Cutter Jones P. O. Box 1828 Sell —Trade Uvalde, TX 78802-1828 FOR SALE 979/551-0022 Horses, Mules, Donkeys Daily (830) 278-3884 CLASSIFIED ADS Hogue Cattle Company BEARDLESS WHEAT Pick Up Available W GET QUICK RESULTS! 325/646-6568 Days and TIFTON John Capehart • 903/603-4906 CALL TODAY! 325/643-2225 Evenings 4x5 round bales, fertilized, BLACK SPANISH GOATS 800/284-5268 weed free, horse quality. HORSE SALE Syfan Bred 325/949-4611 Will Buy Horses Of All Kinds 325/949-4614 FAX 806/759-7567 Cleburne, Texas Truckload Lots Of Alfalfa Hay Nannies and Billies ANGUS BULLS Every Wednesday Night — 6 P.M. Available Year Round THREE MILL RANCH AI sired, EPDs, performance and fertility — Cattle Hauling — tested, guaranteed. Truck or Gooseneck • Fully Insured Mackey Lange, Manager FOUR YEAR OLD Selling Good Riding Horses 830/739-7258 BUNTING ANGUS Also, Top Loose Horse Market J. L. KEENEY WHITE BRAHMAN DeLeon, TX • 254/842-9866 Cell ALFALFA 432/558-2679 H • 432/556-0555 M [email protected] 254/893-6427 FOR SALE 254/744-5563 • 469/595-6870 www.blackspanishgoats.com BULL FOR SALE Price delivered to you. Barn stored. • Sheep 210/867-1388 • Cattle For Sale Angus and ½ Angus bulls, com- 806/474-8791 FIVEASH QUARTER HORSES ing two year olds. A few Charo- 2020-’21, DICK SONOITA / POCO BUENO-bred AQHA WHITE HAIR SHEEP Five and six year old long bred lais crosses. Handful Composite colts & fillies. Gentle, good-minded, a kind eye, bull- Yearling And REGISTERED cows, bred to Charolais bulls: 12 bulls, will be two years old at end 4x5 hay, fertilized and weed dog conformation, big bone, color & cow sense. My of August. free. Klein: $58; mixed grass: Ram Lambs RED ANGUS black Angus cross; 41 black stallions & foundation mares. Some 3 in 1’s. Wesley Hodges Angie Lewis • 806/946-9607 $55. Ten miles east of Gold- baldies; and 20 red baldies. J B Fiveash - Ballinger, TX (325) 895-1606 325/650-3920 COWS $1400 any group or all. Morton, Texas thwaite, Texas. Sterling City, Texas FOR SALE Rodney Schoen • 325/642-1215 325/948-3285 • 817/312-2064 • Sheep 432/284-9664

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BULLS and HEIFERS BULLS eight months bred. • 250 Angus and Angus baldy Phil Thomas: Home 817/926-7034 HEIFERS BULLS FOR SALE 325/656-7944 • 325/234-6034 three to five year old fall-calving Office: 214/638-7027 QUALITY GENETICS cows, bred to Angus bulls, cake- Joe Brown: Home 254/559-2461 432/284-9664 • Van Horn, Texas Red and Black Angus broke, gentle, and have proven Registered and Commercial reliability raising great calves Low Birth Weight — High Growth • 240 fall calving three to five — put them to work for you. year old Angus and Angus baldy • 100 horned Hereford three to cows. five year old, fall-calving cows, • 200 three to five year old Red HUD RANCH CO. bred to Brahman and Hereford Angus cows, calve September to bulls, extremely gentle and de- Ronnie Hudson: 325/315-8285 Ryan Holik: 325/234-2598 Pieper Red Angus bulls. pending on what your breeding • 350 spring calving Angus and program is, you can select wheth- Angus baldy cows, coming three er you want to keep your program and four years old, bred to Angus pure or make some tigerstripes. bulls. REMEMBER OUR REPUTATION • 160 spring calving Red Angus RIDES ON EVERY LOAD! coming three and four year old CLASSIFIED ADS GET QUICK RESULTS! CALL TODAY! Satisfaction Guaranteed! 800/284-5268 • 325/949-4611 • 325/949-4614 FAX cows, bred to Charolais bulls. CRB Cattle Company Country Cattle All cows will be excellent in qual- 512/578-9481 FEMALES: ity, and in good body condition. • 25 young, second-calf, fall calving Brangus cows, bred to Red Angus Good disposition easy to handle. CLASSIFIED ADS bulls. Call Bart. (Lot C113) JCA Cattle Co GET QUICK RESULTS! BULLS: 325/280-7128 CALL TODAY! Go to www.jordancattle.com to view a current list of bulls. Call Bart. Quality Cattle, Quality Service 800/284-5268 For More Information And To View Pictures Of Cattle, Please Go To Our Website. 325/949-4611 Ken and Kynda Jordan — Owners and Operators Bart Larremore: 325/372-8074 • Ken Jordan: 325/372-8060 Jeffrey Osbourn: 325/372-8070 • Jody Osbourn: 325/372-8073 P. O. 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This acres Bureau of Land Management, 200,250± gallons of water storage with HUDSPETH COUNTY RIVER RANCH: 13,120± acres plus piece of land is located within five miles of Lake Mackenzie an excellent water system, the pipelines are twenty years old or less, seven 4,803 acres of State Lease located about 35 miles southeast of and has some hunting value located in the southeast corner solar wells, 333 AYL, 6± horses. Two houses, 100x40 metal shed, two met- Sierra Blanca on the Rio Grande River. Ranges from low, rolling of the property. al barns, plus shop. Listed at $2,900,000. desert brush country to rough mountains. Mule deer and aoudad Rare Opportunity to Purchase 976± Acres In Randall 3100 US 60 84: Melrose, NM. 1505± acres of pasture/ranch, barn, cor- sheep. Modest Ranch house and two water wells. This ranch is County, Texas. Located on the western rim of the renowned rals, electricity with native grasses, fenced with great access off of highway rough and remote. $285/acre. 60/84. 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Terrell County Airport (6R6) creating a rare fly-in hunting experience in the Trans-Pe- 1,739± AC. Roof River Ranch. Nearly 2 miles of live of spring-fed Arenosa Creek, lakes for duck and dove hunting, huge oak cos region. $325 acre / $1,105,000. river. 2 creeks. Good bottom land. Large trees. trees, thick brush and open pasture for grazing makes this a fantastic ranch Riata East Ranch 3000± acres, Terrell County. The headquarters’ house provide day 282± AC. Rio Lindo Ranch. Nueces River plus + 3 holding for the recreational buyer along with the discerning cattleman. one utility as a working ranch with the necessary infrastructure in place to expand and water wells. Main house. 3 cabins. Metal barn.Wildlife. K-542 Ranch | 542.44 Acres | $2,495,224 build your own ranch home or hunting lodge. $325 acre / $975,000. MAVERICK CO. 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Intensely Dove Mountain Ranch 102,078± acre/ $785 acre/ $80,131,230 managed whitetail & Axis deer herds. Ponds. Creek. good hunting. Horse Mountain Ranch 34,123± acres/$845 acre/ $28,833,935 396± AC. East Elm Creek Ranch. Impressive im- K-346 Ranch | 346.63 Acres | $1,646,502 provements. Amazing wildlife. 3 water wells. High- Matthews Law Ranch 17,542± acre/ $725 acre/ $12,717,950 This 346 acres is another diverse parcel with enormous live oak trees, Y.E. Mesa Ranch 34,480± acre/ $750 acre/ $25,860,000 fenced. mesquite and huisache flats, 1.1-miles of spring fed Arenosa Creek, an in- DIMMIT CO. credible two-acre natural lake and good access throughout. This parcel is 4-M Ranch 10,955± acres, Val Verde County. Highly improved 4M Ranch is a world 3,015± AC. Paloma West Ranch. Nueces River. Ir- unto itself with an incredible suite of world class improvements including a 5000 ft ideal for running cattle and family recreation year-round! Lots of potential to paved runway, crushed rock roads, headquarters complex. Set miles away on a lime- rigation water. Highly improved. Minerals. Will divide. add additional surface water throughout the property. Even during extreme stone perch sits a truly remarkable 10,000 sq/ft home with infinity pool peering down 1,671± AC. Salt Creek Ranch. Infrastructure for cattle drought conditions the creek has never stopped flowing during the current at the four miles of accessible Lower Pecos River frontage below. $2,008.22 acre / and hunting. Water wells. Troughs. Ponds. Wildlife. ownership’s tenure. $22,000,000. FRIO CO. CHAMBERS COUNTY, WINNIE, TEXAS H Bar H Ranch 7410± acres, Terrell County. True western rolling hill country and 2,002± AC. 4C Ranch. Turnkey high fenced hunting. rugged wild canyon country; an area filled with history and amazing natural habitat and Boyt Farm | 974 Acres | $2,922,000 wildlife. $425 acre / $3,149,304. Nice improvements. MLDP. Good native brush. 4 wells, 5 Located in the heart of Texas’s upper coastal duck and goose hunting prai- Maravillas Creek Ranch 6253± acre, Brewster County. Recent overhaul of roads, tanks. Minerals negotiable. ries, this farm is in prime waterfowling country. For the last several years, fences, wells, water troughs, dams, tanks, and a new building site with electricity. Vary- GILLESPIE CO. noted guide and outfitter Jim West has had the exclusive hunting rights. ing terrain from flats next to igneous rolling hills, creating a excellent hunting and 100± AC. Williams Creek Ranch. Ideal size near The combination of water and habitat management for ducks and geese recreational ranch. $4,689,997.50. Stonewall. Live water. Cabin. along with the continued rice farming on this and surrounding properties Eagle & Carrizo Mountain Ranch Two nearby distinct properties making up 76,185± have produced years of excellent east side hunting. Conveniently located acres, Hudspeth & Culberson Counties. This is big mule deer country which has been MASON CO. carefully managed over the past 10 years. $795 acre / $60,567,075. 3,439± Ac. Hidden Spring Ranch. Rangeland to 25% hills approximately 20 miles east of the Grand Parkway, making it to your office Piñon Ranch 47,700± acres, Hudspeth County. The hunting and cattle infrastructure in the Blue Mountains. Unique hidden spring. Low fenced. in Houston or Beaumont after a successful duck hunt is easily achievable. is turn-key. A large hunting lodge, located in the higher elevations of the ranch create a 4 pastures. Electricity. Ready for improvements. JEFFERSON COUNTY, WINNIE, TEXAS perfect atmosphere for guests and hunters. $585 acre / $27,904,500. SAN SABA CO. Deaton Farm & Ranch | 1163 Acres | $3,483,000 (Asking Price) Bandera Ranch 14,502± acres, Presidio County. Comprised of some of the most well 3,500± AC. Treaty Stone Ranch. Historic hunting & This upper coast farm and ranch is located north of Winnie about a mile cared for acreage in Far West Texas. Sweeping vistas, plateaus, mountains and canyons, cattle ranch. Live Wallace Creek. 3-ac lake. 14 ac. reser- north of I-10, on the west bank of the North Fork of Taylor Bayou. Currently, abundant grass and water. $925 acre / $13,414,350. the ranch is nearly all in pasture,S O but it featuresL D significant USDA base crop Charco Largo Ranch 9580± acres, Presidio County. Conveniently located a short YRLUWDQNVZDWHUZHOOV:LOGOLIH¿VKLQJ drive south of Marfa, TX, a mile-high desert grassland of basin range topography with VAL VERDE CO. acres and could be put back into crops, and is eligible for PLC payments. a excellent distribution of water through-out the ranch. $935 acre / $8,957,300. 23,500± AC. High Lonesome Ranch. Incredible his- Republic Ranches, LLC — Broker King Land & Water LLC tory. Family owned, 120+ yrs. 12 water wells for cattle James King, Agent | Tammy King, Broker | Harrison King, Agent & amazing native wildlife. Albuquerque-Austin-Corpus Christi-Dallas-Houston-Pagosa Springs-San Antonio-Telluride Debbie Murphy, Broker Associate 888-726-2481 or [email protected] Fort Davis 432-426-2024 Austin 512-840-1175 6,570± AC. Rancho El Mirasol. Handsome im- Offi [email protected] www.KingLandWater.com provements for cattle/recreation. Abundant native/ exotic game. WEBB CO. 8,988± AC. Covenant Ranch. Incredible turnkey ranch known for quality & quantity of trophy whitetail deer. Lodge. Barns. 300± Ac. lake. Runway. Equipment included. 4,989± AC. San Carlos Ranch. Family owned ranch in Big Deer Country. Impressive brushwork for wildlife RANCH & FARM REAL ESTATE and livestock. 2,976± AC. La Garita Ranch. Best of ‘Big Deer’ country. We need your listings on any types of ag properties in TX, NM, OK & CO Managed whitetail deer herd. 11 tanks. 2 water wells. 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RANCH — BUEYEROS, NM — 14,993.49± total acres (12,157.49± deeded acres, 2836± New Mexico State Lease). sprinkler irr. circles, truck scale, cattle scale, excellent perimeter 1,920± AC. La Codorniz Ranch. Quail hunter & ranch- Live water with five miles of scenic Ute Creek. Elk, deer and fencing, located on pavement & all weather road, currently in ers paradise.Low fenced.Cross fenced. Good roads. antelope to go along with a good cattle ranch! full operation. www.scottlandcompany.com Ben G. Scott — Broker DullnigRanches.com Krystal M. 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Private Property Rights Advocate • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • — • • Panoramic views, challenging hunting terrain, all with farming and grazing opportunities. Property has not been available to purchase in over 75 years, you don’t want to miss this opportunity! $2,766,600. Wolf Ranch: 914± Acres in Fisher County — Property primed 5016 122ND STREET • LUBBOCK, TX 79424 “Ranchers Selling Ranches” — www.wesellranchland.com for agricultural production and recreational use with live water and 806/763-5331 FAX: 806/763-1340 Helen Dockal, Broker — 325/347-8020 Anytime • 325/347-2571 Mobile rolling pastures. Divided into two tracts — 274± acres and 914± acres Web Site: www.chassmiddleton.com E-mail Address: [email protected] Tim Dockal, Agent: 325/347-2570 — joined at the corners. Call for more information! $1,549,230. Tana Autrey, Agent: 979/422-3074 Jett 77: 77.6± Acres in Jones County — This recreational hunt- 297± Acres — Mason County, Texas. Near Art — gorgeous rolling hill country with elevation ing property is set up and ready to go! It includes cabins and equip- changes, live oaks, abundant wildlife, granite out crops, pond, well, working pens, CR front- ment for the deer camp, a wet weather creek, and two stock tanks to age, easy distance from Mason/Llano. $9750/Acre. draw in the wildlife! $271,600. 91.5± Acres — Mason County, Texas. Near Art — GS Ranch Tract 1 — features a big wet-weather draw on the east side, beautiful home site with panoramic views, granite out More Listings Available @ www.ekdahlrealestate.net crops. $10,500/Acre. John Ekdahl, Broker A. E. “Butch” Nelson, Jr., Broker 91± Acres — Mason County, Texas. Near Art — GS Ranch Tract 2 — wet-weather draws Rex Detamore, Broker Ty Wills, Broker east and west ends, beautiful topography, live oaks, post oaks, 360 hill top views, intriguing Stamford Offi ce: 325/773-3676 Abilene Offi ce: 325/698-3374 granite out crops. $10,500/Acre. RANCH SALES & APPRAISALS 115± Acres — Mason County, Texas. Near Art — GS Ranch Tract 3 — seasonal creek with Rotan Offi ce: 325/776-8256 Anson Offi ce: 325/823-0102 pond, equipped water well, elect, working pens, outstanding home site, granite out crops. $10,500/Acre. CLASSIFIED ADS GET QUICK RESULTS! CALL TODAY! 325.655.6989 59.6 Acres — Mason County, Texas. Great, diverse, acreage, minutes from Mason, Texas. 800/284-5268 • 325/949-4611 • 325/949-4614 FAX LLPRANCHLAND.COM 50% improved grasses, balance native pasture, lots of wildlife cover. Two wells, nice DWMH, shop/barn/carport, storage container,UNDER high CONTRACTfenced orchard-garden, nice pipe pens w/sheds, Mayfi eld Ranch — Hudspeth County, Texas. 35,242.88 acres deed- stocked dirt pond. $525,000. ed/35,298.55 acre TXP lease ranch located just North of Cornudas, Tex- 87.6 Acres — Mason County, Texas. Investment opportunity! Located within Mason City lim- as. Good cow ranch with good improvements, nice lodge, and good water its, two strong wells, improved grasses, electricity Seller will consider dividing. $1,591,000. 6$/(6_$8&7,216_),1$1&(_$335$,6$/6_0$1$*(0(17 system. Hunting of mule deer, aoudad sheep, pronghorn antelope and quail. Mostly State classifi ed minerals. Priced to sell at $375/deeded acre. WAGSTAFF RANCH | ALMA, KS South 60 Ranch — 60 acre brush, hills, good roads, nice fencing, year The legacy Wagstaff Ranch is nestled amongst the spectacular round hunting. Kansas Flint Hills 45 miles southwest of Topeka. Historically used as a livestock grazing operation with an excellent set 1025 Acres — The River Ranch. The River Ranch some 40 minutes of working pens. Impressive 16-acre lake and a beautiful north of San Angelo in Coke County, Texas. Located on the Historic But- $12,000,000 family home to entertain family and friends. terfi eld Overland Trail. A place where many Stagecoach passengers prob- CALDWELL RANCH — First time offering of a quality ranch HAMILTON RANCH | EUREKA, KS ably drank and cooled off in the waters of the Colorado River. This 1025 property located in northeastern Chaves County, New Mexico 5,160± acres in the heart of the Kansas Flint Hills. Located acres with its unique large live oaks, miles of Colorado River, conserva- approximately 20 miles northwest of the small community of just 130 miles southwest of Kansas City in Greenwood County, tion managed pastureland, nice southwest lodge, nice large fi shing pond, Elida. Confi gured in two tracts of a total of 7200 deeded acres this ranch has excellent native grasses and excellent fences. scenic over views, and complete privacy but good access and surprisingly and 640 acres of state lease. Watered by three wells and pipe- 1.5 miles of West Creek provides outstanding whitetail deer unique ranch for the area. lines. Grazing capacity is estimated to be 130 AUYL. Priced hunting amongst the stands of hardwood trees. $10,629,600 reduced to $345 per deeded acre. This place has had some Horn & Antler Ranch — 300± Acres — Schleicher County, Texas. COLLEGEPORT FARMS | COLLEGEPORT, TX good summer rains. Excellent year around cow country. Price: High fence hunting ranch with exotic animals, whitetail deer, feeders, $2,484,000. Call for a brochure. Collegeport Farm is a developed and improved 715± acre unit blinds, walk-in cooler, shooting range, and two water wells. located in southwest Matagorda County. The farm is comprised COWBOY DRAW RANCH — Excellent small cattle ranch primarily of rich Laewest Clay soils and is improved with a 2018 MAKING THE MARKET FOR OVER 55 YEARS located in southeastern New Mexico approximately 50 miles modular home and large equipment storage shed. Ideal for an northwest of Roswell on the Chaves/Lincoln county line. 7455 investor, expanding operator, or young farmer. $3,350,000 CLASSIFIED ADS GET QUICK RESULTS! CALL TODAY! 800/284-5268 • 325/949-4611 • 325/949-4614 FAX total acres with 2600 deeded with the balance federal BLM CLAY FARM 233 | CLAY, TX lease acres. Permitted for 150 animal units yearlong. Watered with two wells and several miles of water pipeline. Two larger The deep productive soils of the Brazos River alluvial plain offer agricultural production and a great investment open draws run through the ranch that provide overfl ow areas to opportunity to expand your operation, or own a great farm enhance grazing. The terrain is open and rolling with good turf. with attractive income potential. Approximately 210 acres The ranch has had good summer rains, the tanks are full, and the historically in corn, cotton, and grain sorghum. $1,153,350 grass is green and growing. Call for a brochure and come take a look. Price: $1,350,000. Scott McNally 888.557.3090 CIMARRON VALLEY RANCH Bar M Real Estate, LLC 45,039 Acres • $39,900,000 PO Box 428 — Roswell, NM 88202 VIEW MORE REGIONAL LISTINGS ONLINE AT Baca County, CO Offi ce: 575/622-5867 • Cell: 575/420-1237 Website: www.ranchesnm.com WWW.HALLANDHALL.COM • Runs 1,600 Mother Cows • Over 70 Square Miles of Cattle Ranch • 22 miles of the Historic Cimarron River SPEAR U RANCH FIRE & ICE RANCH • 13 Center Pivots With Excellent Wells Springer, New Mexico — 9363.07 Acres — $7,790,000 Wagon, New Mexico — 11,022± Acres — $7,990,950 • 3000+ Acres Irrigated Crops Elevation 5700-6000 ft., Turn-key ranch located just • Trophy Elk, Whitetail and Mule Deer some pinion pines and juni- south of Wagon Mound off • Loaded with Bobwhite & Scaled Quail per. Watered by a portion of of I-25 in one of the most the Cimarron River, one de- desirable ranching areas Contact: Dax Hayden 303.619.6774 veloped spring, several un- of the state. The ranch is developed springs, Spring- extremely well watered, er Ditch is used to irrigate fenced, and ready for im- approximately 90 acres of mediate use with the add- Olson Ranch Black Jack Farms pasture, domestic water is ǑǛǖǐǐ- .ȎʜǑǓǛǐǐǐǛǐǐǐ ǓǛǐǕǔ- .ȎʜǗǛǒǐǐǛǐǐǐ by city of Springer. Carrying capacity is 700 yearlings from April-October or 250 ed benefit of great hunting. cows yearlong. Improvements include: full fencing, 1500 sq.ft. hay barn, equipment 11,022± total acres ($725/ ')4*0)/4Ǜ $)/'$-*0)/4Ǜ barn, 3780 sq.ft. shop, shipping pens, two horse barns, round corral and roping are- acre); 900± acres east of - Cattle/Ranch - Runs 500 Mother Cows na. Pronghorn elk, mule and whitetail deer, turkey, geese, ducks and dove abound I-35; 10,122± acres west of - Equestrian/Horse Property - Great Water, 40” Rainfall — nine buck pronghorn, three doe pronghorn, one bull elk and one cow elk permits. I-35 in four pastures. Owner is currently running 300 mother cows and includes a - Water & Mineral Rights - 43 Acre Lake Two bedroom, three bath, 5264 sq.ft. Spanish hacienda with jacuzzi pool or sauna, new set of shipping pens, eighteen wells, pipelines and over 25 drinkers. Hunting - Currently Running A Cow/ - Excellent Fishing 1284. sq.ft. guest house, 945 sq.ft. apartment, 1308 sq.ft. employee’s house. includes eight elk tags — three cow and five either sex; antelope tags. Calf Operation Year Round - 8,000 SF Lodge - Produces On Average - Whitetail Deer & Turkey 500 Tons Nutritional, - Superior Fencing MEANS RIO PECOS RANCH PIOJO RANCH Native Grass Hay Fort Sumner, New Mexico — 28,057± Acres — $7,322,225 Watrous, New Mexico — 2050.22± Acres — $8,100,000 The ranch has been in the One of the most highly im- Double Nickel ownership of a true ranch- proved equine ranches in Slash Broken Box Ranch On The Niobrara ing family who, under their the state of New Mexico, ƧǛƪƦƦ- .ȎʜƨƪǛƦƦƦǛƦƦƦ ǓǔǛǖǑǗ- .ȎʜǔǒǛǕǐǐǛǐǐǐ ownership, has spared no specifically built for a cut- *0//*0)/4Ǜ expense to develop this ting horse facility but could # --4*0)/4Ǜ into a very desirable ready be used for anything in the to use ranch. It has over ten horse discipline. With the miles of the Pecos River perfect balance of grass IK Ranch Flying Horseshoe Ranch along with wells, pipelines, and irrigated land, one is ƨǛƩƭƧ- .ȎʜƫǛƯƯƫǛƦƦƦ ƨǛƪƦƦ- .ȎʜƧƪǛƪƦƦǛƦƦƦ water storage and drinkers. also able to run cattle and -*)*0)/4Ǜ ')4*0)/4Ǜ Other improvements in- farm. The Piojo Ranch has clude: pens, fences, roads, a beautiful custom 6400+ headquarter buildings. The ranching operation is divided into twelve pastures and sq.ft. main home, a very desirable 2500 sq.ft. log home, three stuccoed mobile Medicine Creek Ranch Highland Springs Ranch two traps with two sets of shipping pens, one with scales. Very comfortable ranch homes, indoor arena, horse barn, stalls, and numerous other outbuildings. This ƧƯǛƩƧƭ- .ȎʜƧƫǛƫƦƦǛƦƦƦ ƨǛƦƨƦ- .ȎʜƧƩǛƫƦƦǛƦƦƦ home with small guest quarters. Hunting includes mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope amazing ranch is located with easy access off I-25 near the historical quaint village # --4*0)/4Ǜ *0//*0)/4Ǜ and quail. of Watrous. MICHAEL GREGORY, JR. REAL ESTATE Ranch and Recreational Properties In New Mexico 505/603-6711 Email: [email protected] Rociada, New Mexico Page 28 Livestock Weekly August 5, 2021 ROSWELL LIVESTOCK AUCTION 900 North Garden P. O. Box 2041 Roswell, New Mexico 88201 575/622-5580 Cattle Sale — 9 A.M. E-mail: [email protected] 575/623-5680 FAX Announcing Our Benny Wooton NEXT REGULAR SALE Cell: 575/626-4754 New Webpage: MONDAY, AUGUST 9 Smiley Wooton www.roswelllivestockauction.com Cell: 575/626-6253 We sold 587 head of cattle on Monday, August 2 on a steady market with excellent buyer attendance. Th is is the top of the market and prices range down from this according to quality, condition, and fi ll. Compared to last week: stocker calves: steady; feeder cattle: steady; packer cows and bulls steady. STEERS HEIFERS 300-400 Pounds ______$216.00 To $232.00 300-400 Pounds ______$175.00 To $177.00 400-500 Pounds ______$176.00 To $216.00 400-500 Pounds ______$158.00 To $177.00 500-600 Pounds ______$165.00 To $176.00 500-600 Pounds ______$149.00 To $158.00 600-700 Pounds ______$151.00 To $165.00 600-700 Pounds ______$133.00 To $149.00 700-800 Pounds ______$142.00 To $151.00 700-800 Pounds ______$125.00 To $133.00 Packer Cows ______$70.00 To $ 78.50 Feeder Bulls ______$ 73.00 To $ 85.00 Canner & Cutter Cows ______$64.00 To $ 69.00 Cow/Calf Pairs — Top Half ______$1210.00 To $1700.00 Packer Bulls ______$99.50 To $101.50 Bred Cows — Top Half ______$900.00 To $1200.00 STOCKER CALVES AND FEEDER YEARLINGS: Taylor Ranch, Roswell, NM blk cow 1215# 78.50 Phil Treadwell, Deming, NM blk str 320# 232.00 Ronnie Eldridge, Capitan, NM 7 blk cows 1311# 78.00 Joshua Sanchez, Las Cruces, NM 4 blk strs 354# 226.00 Justin (Spike) Goss, Weed, NM blk cow 1230# 77.50 Wayne or Laura Netherlin, Artesia, NM 3 blk & bmf strs 362# 222.00 Darla Crenshaw, Carrizozo, NM 7 blk cows 1242# 77.00 Mary Lou Henson, Moriarty, NM blk str 410# 216.00 V O Bar Ranch, Alpine, TX 7 blk & bmf cows 943# 77.00 Runyan Martin 4 Mile Ranch, Hope, NM 4 blk/red strs 398# 208.00 STOCKER COWS: Wayne or Laura Netherlin, Artesia, NM 14 blk strs 453# 205.00 Ronnie Eldridge, Capitan, NM blk bred cow 1200.00 James Ellett, Hope, NM 9 blk & bmf strs 442# 193.00 Pablo Romero Jr., San Antonio, NM blk bred cow 1050.00 Larry Webb, Clint, TX blk str 495# 187.00 Homero Martinez, Tatum, NM Char X pair 1750.00 Runyan Martin 4 Mile Ranch, Hope, NM 9 blk/red strs 541# 176.00 Ronnie Eldridge, Capitan, NM blk pair 1700.00 Wayne or Laura Netherlin, Artesia, NM 5 blk & bmf strs 546# 171.00 Vicent Vigil, Albuquerque, NM blk pair 1575.00 Erskine Cattle Co., Wink, TX blk str 590# 168.00 James Ellett, Hope, NM 3 blk strs 627# 165.00 Emil Kiehne & Sons, Inc., El Paso, TX blk str 700# 151.00 ADVANCED CONSIGNMENTS FOR Paul Madrid, Bernalillo, NM bwf str 800# 142.00 MONDAY, AUGUST 9 Billy Royce Medlin, Maljamar, NM 2 blk/red strs 903# 131.00 Eric Ruiz, Zia Pueblo, NM blk hfr 290# 188.00 35 COWS – excellent quality – black/black James Ellett, Hope, NM 9 blk hfrs 465# 177.00 whiteface/red/red whiteface Angus and English Wayne or Laura Netherlin, Artesia, NM 23 blk & bmf hfrs 434# 175.00 crossbred cows – approximately 25 calves at side out Emil Kiehne & Sons Inc, El Paso, TX 3 blk hfrs 488# 164.00 of high quality Angus bulls – 5 to 8 years old. Wayne or Laura Netherlin, Artesia, NM 2 bmf hfrs 500# 158.00 Larry Webb, Clint, TX 2 blk hfrs 535# 153.00 60 CALVES – excellent quality – black/black whiteface Jake Van Winkle, Weed, NM bmf hfr 585# 150.00 Angus crossbred calves – BS Gold/7 way at Janet Borba, Roswell, NM 2 blk & bmf hfrs 623# 149.00 branding – medium condition – 375 to 500 pounds. Emil Kiehne & sons Inc., El Paso, TX 2 blk hfrs 640# 146.00 Janet Borba, Roswell, NM 3 blk & bmf hfrs 733# 133.00 Slash 3 C Ranch, Las Cruces, NM blk hfr 805# 125.00 40 LIGHT YEARLINGS – excellent quality – black/black Pablo Romero Jr., San Antonio, NM blk hfr 935# 123.00 whiteface Brangus crossbred – thin to medium condition – PACKER COWS AND BULLS: off grass – 500 to 650 pounds. G.G. Armstrong and Sons, Roswell, NM red bull 1925# 101.50 G.G. Armstrong and Sons, Roswell, NM red bull 1575# 99.50 ROSWELL LIVESTOCK AUCTION PRECONDITIONED CALF PROGRAM Pablo Romero, Jr., San Antonio, NM blk bull 1750# 98.50 Th e RLA Preconditioned Calf Program has been a great success. Call Benny to see how you can get your calves enrolled. Slash 3 C Ranch, Las Cruces, NM blk bull 2010# 97.50 ROSWELL LIVESTOCK AUCTION TRUCKING NEW FROM DELCO. THE “RANCHER CUSTOM” For All Your Trucking Needs Contact: “One right nice stock trailer!” Smiley Wooton: 575/626-6253 LED Butterfl yy 50’x102” Pots • Straight Decks • Flatbeds and Dry Box Vans Lights Gate In Gate Rear Doors (1) 24’, (1) 16’ & (1) 8’ or (3) 8’ Compartments Aero Nose Full Escape Door RECEIVING STATIONS W/Storage Producers hauling cattle to Roswell Livestock Auction Receiving Stations need to call our toll free number Full Size Spare for transportation permit number before leaving home. This number is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Just ask for hauling permit number. 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