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Reggie. · 20-05-2021 11:34AM

Dunedin wrote: »

The nation holds its breath.......

Now if that's the height of excitement today god help the nation

Dunedin · 20-05-2021 11:55AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Now if that's the height of excitement today god help the nation

Tis nearly gone that low tbf. Anything to give a bit of a lift.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 12:01PM

Dunedin wrote: »

Tis nearly gone that low tbf. Anything to give a bit of a lift.

If I crash and burn here there will be some sneer. Small sale there today tho

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 12:19PM

413kg €600. Wasnt too far off the weight

Announced as bulls tho not bullocks dont know if that hurt the price

Dunedin · 20-05-2021 12:19PM

Reggie. wrote: »

If I crash and burn here there will be some sneer. Small sale there today tho

I just hope the dealers don’t poll them too much on Bass.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 12:19PM

Dunedin wrote: »

I just hope the dealers don’t poll them too much on Bass.

Bass was on the money

Bass Reeves · 20-05-2021 12:27PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Bass was on the money

Which the 575 or the 650 euro.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 12:41PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Which the 575 or the 650 euro.

Take the win will ya.....fecking farmers

Jb1989 · 20-05-2021 05:06PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Bang on. Just got there myself

How did you figure that out before me ya swine

I was scrolling the catalogue and picked out the 2 fresians with with lots together, you were close with the weights.
Well done.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 05:39PM

Jb1989 wrote: »

I was scrolling the catalogue and picked out the 2 fresians with with lots together, you were close with the weights.
Well done.

Wasn't too far off. They made just enough to make ya keep going

Bass Reeves · 20-05-2021 06:06PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Take the win will ya.....fecking farmers

Twas the 575 so they were real value at that if they were any way square

See what happen when the Bass's of this world are short of grass nobody else here to drive the robbing dealers

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 06:17PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Twas the 575 so they were real value at that if they were any way square

See what happen when the Bass's of this world are short of grass nobody else here to drive the robbing dealers

Sold at the right time so

T0001 · 20-05-2021 06:45PM

josephsoap wrote: »

Perhaps they end up still end up taking the cattle home with them @ €2.60/KG when it doesn’t work out for them &#55357;&#56842;

I'd imagine so. Two dealers who I recognised didn't get the price they wanted for any of theirs so I imagine they went home again.

tanko · 20-05-2021 07:08PM

Jb1989 wrote: »

Best luck to reggie and bass on the transaction of two black and white ones.

Were they bulls or bullocks?

orm0nd · 20-05-2021 07:47PM

Some quality stock in Gort this evening.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 08:04PM

tanko wrote: »

Were they bulls or bullocks?

Bullocks

CloughCasey1 · 20-05-2021 11:09PM

Id have been pissed if mine were called as bulls Reggie. Ya may have made a touch more on them if called as bullocks.

Reggie. · 20-05-2021 11:45PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Id have been pissed if mine were called as bulls Reggie. Ya may have made a touch more on them if called as bullocks.

Wasn't at the mart to correct. Was considering telling them to run them again but I'd said to hell with it.

23-05-2021 12:43PM

Anyone looking at the timed auction in ballybay, good idea be interesting to see how it pans out. I know a lad from inchageela with a heifer in it....fair spin to ballybay from there.

Jb1989 · 23-05-2021 07:30PM

DukeCaboom wrote: »

Anyone looking at the timed auction in ballybay, good idea be interesting to see how it pans out. I know a lad from inchageela with a heifer in it....fair spin to ballybay from there.

Half hour or less left on bidding, I still can't get my head around the system of it tho.

RobinBanks · 24-05-2021 11:04AM

Hello Lads. Would anyone know going rate €/kg for freisian bull approx 600kg in factory. Have a teaser bull here that is cross and i am not bringing him to a mart.

Fine Day · 24-05-2021 11:40AM

RobinBanks wrote: »

Hello Lads. Would anyone know going rate €/kg for freisian bull approx 600kg in factory. Have a teaser bull here that is cross and i am not bringing him to a mart.

Depends on grade, age etc. But I would no more than €4/kg but more like €3.60/€3.70 per kg.

Bass Reeves · 24-05-2021 12:16PM

RobinBanks wrote: »

Hello Lads. Would anyone know going rate €/kg for freisian bull approx 600kg in factory. Have a teaser bull here that is cross and i am not bringing him to a mart.

A 600 kg friesian bull that was running with cows is probably very lean. Especially if over 24 months.
If under 24 months and is fleshy 3.40-3.80.kg depending on FS and grade.

If over 24 months 2.8-3/ kg unless you know a very nice procurement agent.

There would be outlying prices below thes a f he was FS1

RobinBanks · 24-05-2021 12:42PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

A 600 kg friesian bull that was running with cows is probably very lean. Especially if over 24 months.
If under 24 months and is fleshy 3.40-3.80.kg depending on FS and grade.

If over 24 months 2.8-3/ kg unless you know a very nice procurement agent.

There would be outlying prices below thes a f he was FS1

Thanks for that. He is as you described. I would be very happy with 2.8 for him!

tanko · 24-05-2021 01:27PM

RobinBanks wrote: »

Thanks for that. He is as you described. I would be very happy with 2.8 for him!

I got 3.80 a couple of weeks ago for a 24 month old R- 2- Bullock 335kgs.
He was never right and was losing the ability to walk properly.
A good agent makes all the difference when dealing with factories.

RobinBanks · 24-05-2021 01:56PM

tanko wrote: »

I got 3.80 a couple of weeks ago for a 24 month old R- 2- Bullock 335kgs.
He was never right and was losing the ability to walk properly.
A good agent makes all the difference when dealing with factories.

This fella is probably a P grade TBH. Like a big Holstein cow, served his purpose though.

24-05-2021 02:12PM

RobinBanks wrote: »

This fella is probably a P grade TBH. Like a big Holstein cow, served his purpose though.

There was one in gortatlea a few weeks back 600kg 990. Over 24 months but age is irrelevant down there.

Bass Reeves · 24-05-2021 02:13PM

RobinBanks wrote: »

This fella is probably a P grade TBH. Like a big Holstein cow, served his purpose though.

You would be surprised the way bulls grade. However I suspect he is FS 1. If you fattened Cull cows I would squeeze him with a budeeizer and let him off with them. He be a decent block by Christmas. However that is not an option for you. Even letting him off on grass as is with culls would be an option.

If he is very lean you might only get sub 2/ kg. This happened to me a few years ago I had a but with warts on his rid that was not thriving. Only got 1.4/ kg in the factory. Since then I try to resolve issues like that

whelan2 · 25-05-2021 04:31PM

Brought a couple of cattle to the mart today. The internet went down for the guts of an hour at the mart. Everything delayed. 4 lots sold then nothing.

Mooooo · 25-05-2021 05:50PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

You would be surprised the way bulls grade. However I suspect he is FS 1. If you fattened Cull cows I would squeeze him with a budeeizer and let him off with them. He be a decent block by Christmas. However that is not an option for you. Even letting him off on grass as is with culls would be an option.

If he is very lean you might only get sub 2/ kg. This happened to me a few years ago I had a but with warts on his rid that was not thriving. Only got 1.4/ kg in the factory. Since then I try to resolve issues like that

Fair enough if it's just weight or something else is up with em, but if they are cross get them up the ramp, the longer they are around the higher the chance they'll catch someone out.
Last cross bull we had had to load him with the tractor and 2 more animals with him

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