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Angus cows

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    #32
    whelan1
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    sold 1 and have another guy coming later :D


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    #33
    wiggy123
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    lucky u whelan1...any more buyers--send them down the road..had 3 in a field there for sale! nice animals..thanks


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    #34
    wiggy123
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    ai'd one of cows to an angus bull yesterday---next couple of cows--will put BB on....i think


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    snowman707
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    sorry snowman im going off track here but as someone who knows nothing about the factory can you tell me how you deal with them, would you just send that bull in and take what you get or would you talk to factory rep before hand, also if there a difference in the factory between bulls and bullocks, or is it just cattle under 2 years old that are categorized differently?


    we use an agent, he deals with about 3 or 4 factories and abattoirs, and is able to fight for the best deal, there was about 30 bulls on our load £1.14 per lb. for U's (still working old money) . think they are a bit more now.


    if bulls go over 2 years a lot of factories will try to pass a cow price on you


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