
08/03/09, 12:40 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Monterey, Tennessee
Posts: 4,651
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Yes that is a fair price and she should sell quickly. If she doesn't I wouldn't blame your price I'd blame the economic turmoil our country is in. Here is something to think about in the future: a calf bought for 300 and sold for 500 in a 12 week period equals only 2 dollars per day profit...Don't get angry but that is pitiful, consider holding onto her longer if possible for a better price. You have worked you bu$$ off, milking goats, feeding the calf, grain, disbudding, worries, rear wiping, fuel, worming, for 12 weeks, it's tough I know. If I don't at least double my initial investment then I just don't sell....You may not have that choice, in the future try to buy your heifers around 200 and sell for 500 or more. I'm also trying to sell a heifer ($650), no bites. One year ago I could sell her for that price or more. Tough times are here, and makng money in the livestock game is tough to nearly impossible....Yes that's a good price, I'd also add another photo of her closer up, just might speed up a sale.....I'm not picking on you just trying to make a point for anyone who is reading your thread....Keep in touch,,,,Topside
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